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Welcome to the Committee on Human Services California State …
WEBCommittee Jurisdiction: Primary jurisdictions are child welfare services, foster care, adoption assistance, child care, nutrition programs (incl. CalFresh), CalWORKs, SSI/SSP, developmental disability services, adult protective services, In-Home Supportive Services, immigration services, homelessness services, and community care licensing. WE ARE …
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Mental Health Services and Funding for Foster Children
WEBIn general, the amount of General Fund going to counties for mental health services goes toward new state, federal, and judicial mental health mandates that have been imposed since 2011. In 2017-18, an estimated $170 million in state General Fund supported SMHS for all Medi-Cal enrollees, including foster children.
COMMUNITY SERVICES BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM FACT …
WEBDPSS received $6,259,644 in CSBG funds in PY 2020. DPSS executed Service Requisitions with 40 CBOs for the provision of CSBG-funded services across all five Supervisorial Districts. The outcomes in Los Angeles County were as follows: Served 7,258 individuals, that included 5,841 families, received CSBG services in Los Angeles County.
The Assembly Committee on Human Services has jurisdiction …
WEBPage 7 of 33 CalFresh AB 221 (Santiago) - Emergency food assistance. Status: Held on the Senate Appropriations Committee suspense file. This bill would have required CDSS to provide a food assistance benefit statewide to low-
SUBJECT SUMMARY this bill
WEBAssembly Bill Policy Committee Analysis. Date of Hearing: April 25, 2023. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON HUMAN SERVICES. Corey A. Jackson, Chair AB 991 (Alvarez) – As Introduced February 15, 2023. SUBJECT: Public social services: reporting and verification. SUMMARY: Requires state and county agencies to accept information from public social …
SUBJECT SUMMARY this bill
WEBDate of Hearing: April 25, 2023. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON HUMAN SERVICES. Corey A. Jackson, Chair AB 770 (Kalra) – As Amended March 29, 2023. SUBJECT: Residential care facilities for the elderly. SUMMARY: Strikes the six person bed limit for residential care facilities for the elderly (RCFEs) located in a family dwelling. Specifically, this bill:
SUBJECT SUMMARY EXISTING LAW
WEBEXISTING LAW: 1) Establishes the “California Child Daycare Facilities Act”, creating a separate licensing category for child daycare centers and family daycare homes within CDSS’s existing licensing structure. (Health and Safety Code Section [HSC] 1596.70 et seq.) 2) Defines “child daycare facility” to mean a facility that provides
SUBJECT SUMMARY this bill
WEBAssistance with ambulation. Bathing, oral hygiene, and grooming. Dressing. Care and assistance with prosthetic devices. Bowel, bladder, and menstrual care. Repositioning, skin care, range of motion exercises, and transfers. Feeding and assurance of adequate fluid intake. Respiration. Assistance with self-administration of medications.
SUBJECT SUMMARY this bill
WEBAB 2746 (Gabriel) of 2019, would have required recipients of state funding for the CalWORKs Homeless Assistance, Housing and Disability Income Advocacy Program, and Whole Person Care pilot programs to submit annual data reports to CDSS and the Department of Health Care Services. AB 2746 was vetoed by the Governor.
SENATE VOTE SUBJECT this bill
WEBAB 2420 (Lieu) of 2006, was substantially similar to AB 176 (Bonta of 2015), and would have expanded from 11 to 23 the ancestry or ethnic origin collection categories required to be collected by any state agency, board, commission, CCC, or CSU. AB 2420 was held on the Senate Appropriations Committee suspense file.
Assembly Bill Policy Committee Analysis
WEBDate of Hearing: April 18, 2023. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON HUMAN SERVICES. Corey A. Jackson, Chair AB 551 (Bennett) – As Amended April 6, 2023. SUBJECT: Medi-Cal: specialty mental health services: foster children. SUMMARY: Delays, by one year, county implementation to shift the responsibility for providing or arranging for specialty mental …
SENATE VOTE SUBJECT SUMMARY: this bill
WEBThe Migration Policy Institute reports that as of March 2023, there have been 18,429 refugees admitted this year. California continues to be one of the top resettlement destinations for refugees. According to the California Immigrant Data Portal, 10% of refugees resettled in California. Sacramento, San Diego, and Los Angeles counties were …
Assembly Bill Policy Committee Analysis
WEBLisa Calderon, Chair AB 1051 (Bennett) – As Amended March 30, 2021. SUBJECT: Medi-Cal: specialty mental health services: foster youth. SUMMARY: Excludes foster youth or probation-supervised youth who are placed in a community treatment facility, group home, or Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program (STRTP) outside their county of original
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