| | 1 | The California Competes online tool helps individuals learn about public benefits they may qualify for as a student in California. The tool provides students with a list of the benefits they qualify for, a link to apply, and step-by-step instructions. Students can use filters to change the search results, print, or share information. The California Competes research team has also included the official government website links for various programs with information on how to apply to each. | | | 2 | Find a nearby food bank, shelter, medical services, and other essential resources at
FindHelp.org
Why Hunger hotline at (800) 5-HUNGRY CalFresh is a monthly cash assistance program for food. You can buy groceries and fresh produce at participating stores and farmers markets.
Enroll for CalFresh online. If you need assistance applying to CalFresh, contact Alexis Silva, basic needs coordinator, at
asilva@citruscollege.edu. | | | 3 | For information regarding services for individuals and households experiencing homelessness or at-risk of becoming homeless, please refer to the
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) website or call the hotline at (213) 225-6581. Find a nearby food bank, shelter, medical services, and other essential resources at
FindHelp.org
Union Station Homeless Services assist individuals and families experiencing homelessness with outreach, shelter, housing, and employment.
211 Directory is a free and confidential service that connects individuals with resources such as food, clothing, shelter, counseling, free legal advice, or medical care in their local area. Simply dial "211" from any landline or cell phone. The
United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides rental assistance, local public housing, rent relief resources, and housing rights. The
Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) assists individuals experiencing homelessness. | | | 4 | 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline: Text 988 or
visit the website for resources. The Trevor Project: 24-hour crisis/suicide prevention hotline for LGBTQ (866) 488-7386 or
visit the website. WIN Mobile App:
Download the WIN app to easily get connected to resources near you. The application provides quick access to resources such as mental health services, shelter, crisis, food, drop-in centers, and more. Receive alerts on your phone about jobs, get live assistance, and view real-time availability for beds at shelters.
Visit the website by clicking this link. | | | 5 | WIN (What I Need) Mobile App
Download the WIN app to easily get connected to resources near you. This application provides quick access to resources such as mental health services, shelter, crisis, food, drop-in centers, and much more. Receive alerts on your phone about jobs, get live assistance, and view real-time availability for beds at shelters. | | | 6 | |
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