You can apply for Refugee Cash Assistance by phone (800-281-9799), in person at select Social Services Agency office locations, or online at BenefitsCal.com . Verifications Required Refugee Cash Assistance applicants must provide documentation issued by USCIS that verified their refugee, asylee, or trafficking victim status.

Orange County Department of Education OCDE Website Directory, links to school and district Websites. Links to special education programs, school performance indicators, and other education-related information. OCDE's School District Directory. Individualized Education Plan Resources & Advocacy California Department of Education The site includes academic resources such as an I. E...

Families & Communities Together (FaCT) Families and Communities Together (FaCT) Launched in 1994, Families and Communities Together (FaCT) is a network of Family Resource Centers (FRCs), which provides essential family support services, education and resources to children and families. FaCT is administered by the County of Orange Social Services Agency...

Social Security number or proof of application for a number for each person applying for aid. Proof from US Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS, formerly INS) of permanent resident alien status. Pregnancy verification if an unborn is the only eligible child. Pay stubs for all persons working now or who...

Proof that countable property is below the $10,888 limit ($16,333.00 for an assistance unit (AU) with at least one member who is 60 or older), such as: statements for bank accounts trust funds Effective 01/2024: $11,634.00 / $17,452.00 for Household (HH) members older than 60. A car will not be...

Attention: Medi-Cal is changing its rules so more people can get covered. Starting January 1, 2024, more adults will be eligible for full Medi-Cal benefits. Immigration status doesn’t matter. Even if you’ve been denied full Medi-Cal recently, you could be eligible now. Also starting in January, assets will no longer...

The California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids (CalWORKs) program provides cash benefits for the care of children in need when one or both parents are absent, disabled, deceased or unemployed. CalWORKs benefits may be extended to qualifying non-citizens who have a child or children in the home. Non-citizens can...

Description The CFET /GRWP oversees the development of governmental and non-profit work sites, assigns GR Employable applicants and recipients to those sites, and ensures that the hours worked are credited at the California State minimum wage against repayable GR benefits paid. The CFET /GRWP also monitors work site performance and...

You can upload your In-Home Supportive Services documentation or request a General Relief Hearing through SSA Submit . You can apply for or submit documents for the programs below through BenefitsCal . You do not need a BenefitsCal account to upload documents. CalFresh CalWORKS Foster Care General Relief Medi-Cal

2023 City Reports (2023) Orange County Report (2023) CWS Outcomes At-A-Glance Public Data Resources To request an archived report, please submit your request to: CWSReports@ssa.ocgov.com