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General Assistance (Alameda County Social Services Agency) is sponsored by County of Alameda Social Services Agency. Provides cash aid to indigent adults and emancipated minors who are legal residents of Alameda County and have no other means of support. Also offers referrals for food, health insurance, employment services, shelter, and housing assistance.
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Cash assistance for low or no income adults without dependent children and emancipated minors Placeholder tab content 2 Placeholder tab content 3 Placeholder tab content 4 Placeholder tab content 5 What is General Assistance? General Assistance (GA) provides cash aid to indigent adults and emancipated minors who are legal residents of Alameda County and who have no other means of support.
It is a state-mandated program that is locally administered and funded by the County of Alameda. GA benefits are considered a loan to the individual(s) receiving aid. The maximum cash grant for a single person on GA is $336 per month and $548 per month for a couple.
Individuals enrolled in General Assistance may qualify for some of the following benefits and services: CalFresh: Food assistance Medi-Cal: Health insurance Employment Services: Training, career counseling, education support, and job placement through the CalFresh Employment and Training program Shelter referrals and housing assistance Assistance with the SSI, SSDI, and/or CAPI application for low or no income aged, blind, and disabled people Access your Case Information See information related to your case Frequently Asked Questions General Assistance Policies & Regulations 90-01.
42: Processing Applications at Intake 90-01. 43: Processing Applications at Redetermination for General Assistance 90-01. 61: Presumptive Eligibility for General Assistance Applicants 90-01.
70: Required Documentation and Verification in the General Assistance (GA) Program 90-01. 84: Housing Assistance Vendor Program 90-01. 841: Substitute IRS Form W-9 Processing in the General Assistance (GA) Program 90-02.
40: CalFresh Employment and Training Program 90-02. 321: Medical Evaluation Appointments - Hayward Office 90-02. 322: Medical Evaluation Appointments - Oakland Office 90-03.
33: Sponsored Non-Citizens 90-03. 50: Citizens and Eligible Non-citizens 90-04. 00: Spousal Support Responsibility and Liability 90-06.
00: General Assistance Appeals Process General Assistance Regulations General Assistance Public Comments When substantial changes to the General Assistance regulations are proposed, the Social Services Agency will make them available for public review and comment, prior to implementation. Current proposed changes are available for comment here .
Healthcare for low or no income families and individuals Assistance for individuals and families to purchase nutritious food
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: U. S. citizen or non-citizen legally in the country with no limitation on stay; resident of Alameda County for at least 15 days; an adult without dependent children or an emancipated minor. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows maximum $336 per month for a single person; $548 per month for a couple. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
General Assistance (Alameda County Social Services Agency) is funded by County of Alameda Social Services Agency. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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