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Empire Outpatient Services
(530) 244-7074
1616 West St.
Redding, CA 96001
Accepts Medi-Cal and most insurance Levels of care - Outpatient and Medication Assisted Treatment
Residential Treatment: Empire Recovery Center
(530) 243-7470
1237 California St.
Redding, CA 96001
Accepts most insurance Levels of care – Residential and detox

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The Teen Challenge Happy Valley Women & Children's Center

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The Teen Challenge Happy Valley Women & Children's Center

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The Teen Challenge Happy Valley Women and Children’s Center is designed to help single women and their children under 18 years of age. The Teen Challenge program is faith-based and is 12-18 months long, and includes education, mentoring, and guidance.

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(530) 722‐1114
3648 El Portal Ave.
Redding, CA  96002
Accepts Medi-Cal and most insurance (limitations on Medi-Cal for residential treatment). Levels of care – Outpatient, intensive outpatient, residential, perinatal residential.

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(530) 365-8523
2110 Ferry Street
Anderson, CA 96007
(530) 223-3774
2030 Hartnell Ave., Suite C, Redding
Accepts Medi-Cal and most insurance. Levels of care : Outpatient and Medication Assisted Treatment.

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(530) 246-5710
1035 Placer St., Redding, CA
Accepts Medi-Cal. Levels of care:  Medication Assisted Treatment

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Good News Rescue Mission- New Life Recovery Program

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Good News Rescue Mission- New Life Recovery Program

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Men’s program (530) 244-6800
3075 Veda St., Redding, CA
Women’s program (530) 241-3608
3100 S. Market St., Redding, CA
N o-cost residential program. Levels of care: Residential. Faith-Based.

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Perinatal- Shasta County Health & Human Services

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Perinatal- Shasta County Health & Human Services

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(530) 245‐6411
1506 Market St. Redding, CA
These programs are for women who are pregnant or have recently given birth and have a substance abuse problem.
Services: Day treatment, individual and group counseling, parenting skills development, case management, on‐site childcare. Transportation is available.  Babies under the age of 4 months can remain with their mother.

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(530) 722‐1114
These programs are for women who are pregnant or have recently given birth and have a substance abuse problem.
3648 El Portal Ave. Redding, CA
Faith-Based.

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Addicted Offender Program- Shasta County Health & Human Services

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Addicted Offender Program- Shasta County Health & Human Services

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530‐225‐5240
2640 Breslauer Way Redding, CA
This court‐ordered program helps offenders receive treatment and avoid incarceration.

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Women’s Connect to Wellness and Recovery

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Women’s Connect to Wellness and Recovery

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(530) 229-8431

Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency - Public Health Branch.

Program that is aimed at reducing the number of babies being exposed to substances during pregnancies in Shasta County by reaching out to all women of child-bearing ag e.

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Online meetings, chat and resources for teens who are affected by someone else's alcoholism

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Teen Corner A place just for teens affected by someone else's alcoholism. Try Alateen Chat Chat live with other teens in any of the scheduled meetings! Young people aged 13 to 18 who have been affected by someone else's drinking are invited to share experience, strength and hope with other

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Shasta County Health & Human Services- Alcohol & Drug Treatment

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Shasta County Health & Human Services- Alcohol & Drug Treatment

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Referral Guide

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(530) 691-4446

1401 Gold St.

Walk in, no cost

Hours: M-F 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Weekend 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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(530) 225-6000

2175 Rosaline Dr.

Walk-in, all payment approved

Hours: 24 hours/ 7 days

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Shasta County Health & Human Services- Youth

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Shasta County Health & Human Services- Youth

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(530) 245-6888 (24 hr crisis line)

1560 Market Street

Walk-In or Call

No Cost for Crisis

Hours: M-F 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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(530) 244-5400

1100 Butte St.
Walk-in, all payment approved
Hours: 24 hours/7 Days

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Client Services and 24 Hour Crisis Hotline: (530) 244-0117
or (530) 244-SAFE
Domestic Violence Services
2250 Benton Dr.Walk-in, no cost

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(800) 273-8255

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(530) 244-2222

Hours: 8:00 am-8:00 pm

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Resources for: Primary Agencies, Places to Stay, Food, Clothing & Hygiene Items, Household Items, Transportation, Returning to Property After Wildfire, Financial Assistance, Insurance Assistance,
Housing Services, Legal Assistance, Mental Health Support, Animal Services, Property Clean-Up, Donations

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CodeRED: Public safety agencies encourage Shasta County residents to register your cell phone with CodeRED so that you can be notified of an emergency situation, such as for evacuations during a fire. (Landlines are automatically notified, but cell phones are not - until you register.)

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PG&E Customers - Public Safety Power Shutoff

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PG&E Customers - Public Safety Power Shutoff

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PG&E Customers - Public Safety Power Shutoff: If extreme fire danger conditions threaten a portion of the electric system serving your community, it may be necessary for PG&E to turn off electricity in the interest of public safety. This is called a Public Safety Power Shutoff. When possible in advance of an outage, they will send notifications to the phone and email contacts they have on file. Update your contact information online or call 866-743-6589 during normal business hours.

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Information & Resources: Current Disaster Events, Resources for Fire Survivors, Wildfire & Emergency Preparedness

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Local Assistance and Disaster Recovery Centers

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Local Assistance and Disaster Recovery Centers

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The Local Assistance Center is a one-stop-shop with critical government services for residents who have been impacted by the fires. Replace lost or destroyed vital documents (ID, financial information, etc.) and get connected with support services.

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Shasta 211 Emergency & Disaster Resources

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Shasta 211 Emergency & Disaster Resources

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Resources for: General Emergency, Emergency/Disaster Preparedness, & Disaster Response/Recovery

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Find Assistance, Apply Online, & Check Status

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Disaster Relief & Recovery

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Video

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Breathr: Dr. Vo helped to develop this mindfulness app for youth with the Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre (British Columbia, Canada). Free for Apple and Android mobile devices!
Stop, Breathe, and Think: Web and mobile app for youth, with meditations for mindfulness and compassion.
Calm.com: Free website and mobile app with guided meditation and relaxation exercises.
Insight Timer: Free mobile app with virtual “bells” to time and support your meditations, and access to lots of guided meditations by many different meditation teachers (including Dr. Vo).
Plum Village: Zen Meditation. Free app for iOS, loaded with beautiful meditations and teachings in the Plum Village / Thich Nhat Hanh tradition.
MindShift: Free mobile app for teens developed by AnxietyBC, with mindfulness and other coping skills for anxiety.
Smiling Mind: Free mobile mindfulness app for young people, from Australia.

Headspace: “Meditation made simple.” This app has a free introductory period, after which it requires a paid subscription to continue to use.

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2-1-1 Shasta Mental Health Resources List

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2-1-1 Shasta Mental Health Resources List

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Resources for: General Support & Info, Psychiatric Services, Crisis/Warmlines, Counseling/Therapy and more.

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HOPE VAN: Project HOPE Mobile Health Program

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HOPE VAN: Project HOPE Mobile Health Program

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Due to the Covid 19 (Corona Virus) Pandemic the HOPE van will have a modified schedule until further notice.

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday we will be located at the Good News Rescue Mission

Wednesday we will be located at the Empire Recovery Center

We will begin sign up at 9:30 and will begin seeing pts around 10:00 – We plan on staying at each location till 5:30.

Please come early, space is limited

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Resources for: Medical, dental, vision, prescription assistance, insurance & medical expense assistance, reproductive health, pregnancy, & condition specific resources.

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Public Health
Redding - Main Office
2650 Breslauer Way
(530) 225-5591
Vaccination Hours and Fee Schedules

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The Pandemic Toolkit Parents Need (article)

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The Pandemic Toolkit Parents Need (article)

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Toolkit for parents during Pandemic (Bruce Perry article)

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Do you ever struggle with what to do in tough parenting situations?
Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence to brings you the answers you need.

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How to help teens cope with shelter in place (article)

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Keeping Your Child Safe Online During the Pandemic

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Keeping Your Child Safe Online During the Pandemic

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Online safety tips (article)

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Shasta County Office of Education
These support group sessions are for parents and others caring for children during which we gather to share ideas, support, and information each Wednesday from 6:00-7:30 at our location, on a drop-in basis; great for parents/caregivers with children of all age groups. Child care is available.
If you have questions or need more information, please call (530) 225-0350.

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Shasta County Health and Human Services- Parenting Resources List

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Shasta County Health and Human Services- Parenting Resources List

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Resources for: Adoptions, Childcare, Immunizations, Teen Services, Etc.

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Connecting Families to Developmental Services

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Pathways to Hope for Children- Parent Cafes
Shasta County parents and caregivers are helping each other strengthen their families at Parent Cafes with intimate, energetic conversations where moms, dads and primary caregivers build off each others experiences to solve problems that could affect their own families. Parents will make new friends, share ideas and learn about community resources.It is a chance for parents to share their hopes and dreams for their family and ultimately build a stronger community.

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(530) 941-9003
Washington Ave. Suite 401
Redding, CA 96001
Offers faith based options; individual, couples, & family.
Accepts: We accept Partnership Health Plan of CA (Medi-Cal); Out-of-network with other insurance companies & can bill some insurance companies or help clients get reimbursed from their policies after paying for our services up front.

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(530) 337-6263

29632 Highway 299 East, Round Mountain, CA
Offers individual, couples, group & family counseling, child & adolescent counseling.
The CARE Center is assisting with referrals to Northern Behavioral Health Contact (530) 691-4446
Accepts: Medi-Cal, including Partnership Health Plan; Medicare; CMSP; and CHDP. Also accepts almost all private insurance plans. Accepts all patients regardless of ability to pay. If you need health care but feel you can’t afford it, call and they will work with you.

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(530) 338-0087
2 locations: 748 N. Market Street & 1465 Victor Ave. Redding, CA 96003
Offers: Individual, Couples, & Family Counseling.
Accepts: Aetna, Beacon Health Strategies/Partnership, Victim Compensation, Magellan

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(530) 242-9007
www.familydynamics.info
3657 Ricardo Way
Redding, CA 96002
Offers: Individual & Family
Accepts: Medi-Cal & has funding to provide free services.

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Northern Valley Catholic Social Services (NVCSS)

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Northern Valley Catholic Social Services (NVCSS)

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(530) 241-0552
2400 Washington Ave.
Redding, CA 96001
Hours: M-F 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Offers: Individual, Family, Couples, School-Based, Dual-Diagnosis
Fees Vary, sliding scale, Medi-Cal, call for details.

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Shasta county mental health can assist with moderate to severe mental health needs/services

Contact at (530) 245-6888

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Provider List

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Shasta Community Transgender Health Services

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Shasta Community Transgender Health Services

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Mandy Miner
IBH Case Manager
(530) 229-5152

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REDDING'S LGBTQ+ CENTER
(530) 949-6267
2553 Victor Ave., Suite A
Redding, CA 96002

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Redding, CA Low-Income Housing List

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Renter, Home Buyers & Owners, & Shelter Information
Renters:

Deposit & Payment Assistance

Low Income/Subsidized Housing Section 8 Rental Listings

Housing Search Assistance Transitional Housing/Shelter

Tenant Rights Information

Eviction Prevention Assistance

Housing Discrimination Assistance

Home Buyers & Home Owners:

Low Income Loans

1st Time Buyer Loans

Subsidized Buyer

Mortgage Delinquency & Default

Air Conditioner, Heater, & Minor Repairs

Home Rehabilitation & Weatherization Programs

Shelters

Homeless Shelters

Domestic Violence Shelters

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CARES Program
(530) 339-7200
The CARES Program provides up to $300 of emergency assistance for the electric portion of bills for the City of Redding utility customers. The intent of the CARES program is to help customers, who have suffered a temporary hardship, bring their account to a current status. See online application form.

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COVID-19 Specific Resources
for Financial, Health Insurance & Medical Expenses, Home Internet Access, Unemployment Benefits, FMLA, SNAP/Food Stamps, Food Assistance, Self-Employed Relief, Mental Health & Crisis

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Shasta Ready: Shasta County COVID-19 Specific Information

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Shasta Ready: Shasta County COVID-19 Specific Information

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Current COVID-19 news in Shasta County

County Data & Statistics

Roadmap to Recovery Information

Testing Options

Vaccination Updates

School Guidance Facts

Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

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What to do if you have COVID-19

What to do if you had contact with someone who has COVID-19

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COVID-19 Personal & Business Economic Resources

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COVID-19 Personal & Business Economic Resources

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Due to unpaid leave from work, lost jobs and the stock market roller coaster ride, it may take time for our wallets to recover from COVID-19 as well. Here, Shasta County pulls together financial resources and will continue to provide updates as new programs and policies are announced.

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US Department of Education
COVID-19 Student Loan Forbearance Info for Students, Borrowers, and Parents

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COVID-19 Unemployment resources

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COVID- 19 Mortgage Assistance Resources

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3333 S. Market Street, Redding, CA 96001
(530) 241-2877, TTY (Hearing Impaired): (530) 241-6274

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CalFresh (formerly Food Stamps), also known as SNAP, is a federal nutrition program that helps people with low or no income purchase healthy food. Benefits are issued on an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card that can be used at most grocery stores and farmers' markets.

To receive CalFresh benefits, your household income and resources must meet certain limits. The amount of CalFresh benefits your household may be eligible for is determined by income and family size.

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(530) 225-5168
The WIC program helps pregnant women, new moms, and young children eat well, stay healthy, and be active. With WIC you receive: Healthy, no cost foods;

Nutrition education for you and your family;

Referrals to community services; &

Information and support for breastfeeding.

WIC serves families with low to medium incomes, including many working families.
If you receive Medi-Cal, CalWORKs or CalFresh (Food Stamps), you could meet the income eligibility for WIC. U.S. citizenship is not a requirement for receiving WIC. The non-cash benefits provided by WIC do not affect immigration status. WIC is an equal opportunity provider.

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Resources for:

Advocacy & Support

Benefits & Insurance

Education & Employment Support Transportation

Care & Assistance

Housing

Medical Equipment

Specific Disability Resources

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2-1-1 Shasta Military & Veterans Resources List

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2-1-1 Shasta Military & Veterans Resources List

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Resources for: Benefits & Insurance, Health & Mental Health, Hotlines, Employment, Housing, & Additional Resources.

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*County facility, not the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA)*
(530) 225-5616

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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) 

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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) 

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Access and manage VA benefits and health care.

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CalVet- California Department of  Veterans Affairs

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CalVet- California Department of  Veterans Affairs

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Services and benefits for Veterans and their families.
Toll-Free: 800-952-5626
Toll-Free: 800-324-5966 (TDD)
Toll-Free: 800-221-8998 (Outside California)

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(530) 226-7555
351 Hartnell Avenue
Redding, CA 96002-1845