Pathway to Basic Income
Pathway to Basic Income
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Maribel Marin 211
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Amy Latzer 211
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Laura James 211
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Oscar Romero 211
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Colin Foon 211
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Chamberline Ekejuba 211
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Victor Valdez 211
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Jason Head 211
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Ruby Guillen
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Dr. Ray Manning SoTech Sol
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Erika Steiger Gemini Ed Ptrs
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Ellen Sloan SoCapTech
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Lauren Fujioki SoCapTech
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Lenon Lopez SoCapTech
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Peony Sun SoCapTech
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Yohan Jhung SoCapTech
Let me tell you about…
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ONE IN THREE CALIFORNIA FAMILIES, INCLUDING THOSE WITH
INCOME WELL ABOVE THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL, STRUGGLE
EVERY MONTH TO MEET BASIC NEEDS*
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HOUSEHOLDS WITH YOUNG CHILDREN HAVE THE HIGHEST COSTS,
AND SO STRUGGLE THE MOST
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A CALIFORNIA FAMILY WITH TWO FULL TIME MINIMUM WAGE
EARNERS AND TWO CHILDREN EARNS BETWEEN $10,000 AND
$30,000 LESS PER YEAR THAN THEY NEED TO MEET BASIC
EXPENSES*
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ONLY 55% OF CALIFORNIANS ELIGIBLE FOR FOOD AID ENROLL,
LEAVING $4.7 BILLION IN FEDERAL BENEFITS UNCLAIMED, A LOSS
OF $8.3 BILLION IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY FOR THE STATE^
*United Way
^ California Food Policy Advocates
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AGENCIES – PROGRAMS & SERVICES
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Which Agencies Could Help This Family?
Understanding LA Systems That Affect Families
A Look at How 40+ Programs Might Touch One Los Angeles Family
Margaret Dunkle
The George Washington University
& The LA County Children
’
s Planning Council
2002
Simplifying Access
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ID
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Primary Documents
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Social Security
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Birth
Certificate
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Pay Stub
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Driver’s
License
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Passport
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Proxies
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Medi-Cal
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Free/reduced
lunch
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EBT card
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Housing
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Food
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Transportation
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Health
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Kids –
Education,
Daycare
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Employment
The Lever
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Look for us at …
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The Central Library - First Tuesday of Month
for Dept of Mental Health Mobile Health Team
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www.211la.org
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www.socaptech.com
California families, including those above the poverty level, face challenges meeting basic needs, with high costs for households with young children. Many Californians do not enroll in available food aid programs, resulting in billions of unclaimed federal benefits. Various agencies, programs, and services provide support in education, health, food, social services, and more to help families in need navigate the complex systems affecting them.
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Pathway to Basic Income Maribel Marin 211 Amy Latzer 211 Laura James 211 Oscar Romero 211 Colin Foon 211 Chamberline Ekejuba 211 Victor Valdez 211 Jason Head 211 Ruby Guillen Dr. Ray Manning SoTech Sol Erika Steiger Gemini Ed Ptrs Ellen Sloan SoCapTech Lauren Fujioki SoCapTech Lenon Lopez SoCapTech Peony Sun SoCapTech Yohan Jhung SoCapTech
Let me tell you about ONE IN THREE CALIFORNIA FAMILIES, INCLUDING THOSE WITH INCOME WELL ABOVE THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL, STRUGGLE EVERY MONTH TO MEET BASIC NEEDS* HOUSEHOLDS WITH YOUNG CHILDREN HAVE THE HIGHEST COSTS, AND SO STRUGGLE THE MOST A CALIFORNIA FAMILY WITH TWO FULL TIME MINIMUM WAGE EARNERS AND TWO CHILDREN EARNS BETWEEN $10,000 AND $30,000 LESS PER YEAR THAN THEY NEED TO MEET BASIC EXPENSES* ONLY 55% OF CALIFORNIANS ELIGIBLE FOR FOOD AID ENROLL, LEAVING $4.7 BILLION IN FEDERAL BENEFITS UNCLAIMED, A LOSS OF $8.3 BILLION IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY FOR THE STATE^ *United Way ^ California Food Policy Advocates
AGENCIES PROGRAMS & SERVICES Education Health & Food Social Services Child & Family Services Mental Health & Probation Public Schools ESEA, Title I School Lunch & Breakfast Head Start IDEA After-School Programs Textbook Funding Tests & Achievement Teacher Issues GED Medi-Cal EPSDT Healthy Families Parent Expansion Child Health & Disability Program Expanded Access Primary Care Trauma Case Funding Co-payments for ER Services Child Lead Poisoning Prevention Program HIV/AIDS Prevention & Education Breast Cancer Screening Food Stamps WIC TANF GAIN, CAL Learn, Cal WORKS, etc. Child Care CCDBG, SSBG, Cal WORKS Child Care, etc. After-School Programs 21st Century Learning Centers, etc. Promoting Safe & Stable Families Child Abuse & Neglect Programs Foster Care Transition, Independent Living, Housing, etc. Adoption Assistance, Adoption Opportunities School-Based MH Services for Medi- Cal Kids Probation Officers in Schools Cardenas-Schiff Legislation Health Care Through Probation Mental Health Evaluations Juvenile Halls ? Which Agencies Could Help This Family? Boyfriend in trouble Mom s sister Mom Dad 9 year old 5 year old Baby 1 1/2
Understanding LA Systems That Affect Families A Look at How 40+ Programs Might Touch One Los Angeles Family Margaret Dunkle The George Washington University & The LA County Children s Planning Council 2002 Education Health & Food Social Services Child & Family Services Mental Health & Probation Public Schools ESEA, Title I School Lunch & Breakfast Head Start IDEA After-School Programs Textbook Funding Tests & Achievement Teacher Issues GED Medi-Cal EPSDT Healthy Families Parent Expansion Child Health & Disability Program Expanded Access Primary Care Trauma Case Funding Co-payments for ER Services Child Lead Poisoning Prevention Program HIV/AIDS Prevention & Education Breast Cancer Screening Food Stamps WIC TANF GAIN, CAL Learn, Cal WORKS, etc. Child Care CCDBG, SSBG, Cal WORKS Child Care, etc. After-School Programs 21st Century Learning Centers, etc. Promoting Safe & Stable Families Child Abuse & Neglect Programs Foster Care Transition, Independent Living, Housing, etc. Adoption Assistance, Adoption Opportunities School-Based MH Services for Medi-Cal Kids Probation Officers in Schools Cardenas-Schiff Legislation Health Care Through Probation Mental Health Evaluations Juvenile Halls Boyfriend in trouble Mom s sister Mom Dad 9 year old 5 year old Baby 1 1/2
Simplifying Access Housing Food Transportation Health Kids Education, Daycare Employment ID Primary Documents Social Security card Birth Certificate Pay Stub Driver s License Passport Proxies Medi-Cal Free/reduced lunch EBT card
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Look for us at The Central Library - First Tuesday of Month for Dept of Mental Health Mobile Health Team www.211la.org www.socaptech.com
