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Youth and Family Mental Health Support~Apoyo de salud mental para jóvenes y familias

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Youth and Family Mental Health Support~Apoyo de salud mental para jóvenes y familias

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Parents can self refer~Las padres pueden auto referirse.

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Text 741741 to reach the Crisis Text Line.
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BrightLife Kids for Families - A CalHope Program by Brightline

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Brightline brings support to kids and families for everyday challenges and behavioral health conditions.

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Parent Assistance - Made with PosterMyWall

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EOC can help with water/PG&E bills Ayuda a pagar la agua y PG&E

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EOC can help with water/PG&E bills Ayuda a pagar la agua y PG&E

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Anyone who has lived through a summer in the Central Valley knows fans and air conditioners are essential in coping with temperatures of 100 degrees and higher! Fresno EOC Energy Services Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) can help households with energy costs, and now they are making it even easier with a new location to find assistance or drop off your application.

LIHEAP will soon have new office space in northwest Fresno. They will be housed in a 33,000 square foot building at 3170 West Shaw Avenue with other community partners in collaboration with the Fresno Regional Workforce Development Board.

LIHEAP provides eligible low-income households in Fresno County with one-time financial assistance for heating and cooling bills per calendar year. In 2021, the program helped 9,715 households in Fresno County with $4,407,886 toward their electric, gas, and propane bills.

Clients who visit the new office space will also be able to access services ranging from employment to social services through other community agencies. A ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled for August 17.

Click here for other LIHEAP locations or call (559) 263-1320 to make an appointment.

For media inquiries, please contact Claudia.solis@fresnoeoc.org.

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Helping You Keep the Lights On - LIHEAP is Adding a New Location - Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission

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Fresno EOC is making it more convenient for families to get help paying for their home energy costs. Find out about the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and the new ways you can get connected to the valuable services offered.

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Students use this link for support on campus

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Students use this link for support on campus

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Update as of 3/19/2020:

On 3/18/20, Governor Gavin Newsom issued Executive Order N-29-20 which extends the eligibility period for the following safety net programs:

The order suspends for a period of 90 days redetermination of such benefits from the date of the order and allows clients to continue receiving benefits without interruption. This means that individuals currently eligible for these benefits will continue to maintain eligibility for such benefits for the period of 90 days from the date of the order.

In addition, Fresno DSS has opted to align the General Relief program with this order.
Where to Apply for Assistance
Listing of Current EBT Scams

Note: For more information on assistance programs, please make a selection from the menu.

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Update as of 3/19/2020: On 3/18/20, Governor Gavin Newsom issued Executive Order N-29-20 which extends the eligibility period for the following safety net programs: The order suspends for a period of 90 days redetermination of such benefits from the date of the order and allows clients to continue receiving benefits without interruption.

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Click on the the icons below to help search for agencies, organizations, and programs that would be able to assist you with various situations, needs, and/or issues.

The below are the most common request received by 2-1-1. If you are unable to locate programs that can help you, please contact us directly at 2-1-1 or 1-866-559-4211. A specialist will be able to further review our Referral Listing and provide assistance or additional options. You can also send us an email through our "Contact Us" page above.

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Click on the the icons below to help search for agencies, organizations, and programs that would be able to assist you with various situations, needs, and/or issues. The below are the most common request received by 2-1-1. If you are unable to locate programs that can help you, please contact us directly at 2-1-1 or 1-866-559-4211.

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Centro de Marjoree Mason (ayuda para abuso domestico)

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Lisa's Story

When someone is lost in the darkness of domestic violence it takes tremendous courage to step out into the unknown. A personal investment in the Marjaree Mason Center provides safety, and so much more - a path toward healing, an opportunity to believe and a future without the fear of violence. Stories like Lisa's are why our mission to equip and empower adults and their children into a life free of violence has continued for the past 43 years. Watch Lisa's life-changing story and partner with us.
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Join us in celebrating Marjaree's Legacy with live entertainment, delicious food, live & silent auction, fine wine & cocktails.

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When someone is lost in the darkness of domestic violence it takes tremendous courage to step out into the unknown. A personal investment in the Marjaree Mason Center provides safety, and so much more - a path toward healing, an opportunity to believe and a future without the fear of violence.

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Central California Legal Services is offering free legal services and community resources, if needed.
Central California Legal Services is offering free legal services and community resources, if needed.

Central California Legal Services está ofreciendo servicios legales gratuitos y recursos comunitarios, si es necesario.

Legal advice in the following matters: housing (evictions), domestic violence restraining orders, utility (PG&E) shut offs, elder or dependent adult abuse, public benefit (SSI, CalWorks, CalFresh, GR, etc.) denials/cut offs, health care denials and medical debt, etc.

Asesoramiento legal en los siguientes asuntos: vivienda (desalojos), órdenes de restricción de violencia doméstica, cortes de servicios públicos (PG&E), abuso de adultos mayores o dependientes, beneficios públicos (SSI, CalWorks, CalFresh, GR, etc.) denegaciones / cortes, salud negaciones de atención y deudas médicas, etc.

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Central California Legal Services helps people get health care: we contact insurance companies, and doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers, to make sure they give patients essential treatment as the law requires. We represent people who are being harassed or sued for medical debt, working with the debt collectors or going to court as needed. CCLS also helps with Medi-Cal (including Medi-Cal Estate Recovery), Medicare, and Covered California issues. Get more information by calling our Health Consumer Center at 1-800-675-8001, ext. 1271 or find health resources at LawHelpCA.org and HealthConsumer.org.

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Central California Legal Services helps people get health care: we contact insurance companies, and doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers, to make sure they give patients essential treatment as the law requires. We represent people who are being harassed or sued for medical debt, working with the debt collectors or going to court as needed.

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You can support our mission of empowerment and hope by giving to Centro La Familia Advocacy Services. Your tax-deductible contribution helps us reach more people, broaden valuable programs and extend our reach in the community. Start by clicking the "donate" button.

Centro La Familia Advocacy Services welcomes donations of your time. Each year, more than 100 volunteers and interns assist us with community events, administrative tasks, translation services and much more.
Volunteer for our team by completing a form on the "Contact Us" page.

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You can support our mission of empowerment and hope by giving to Centro La Familia Advocacy Services. Your tax-deductible contribution helps us reach more people, broaden valuable programs and extend our reach in the community. Start by clicking the "donate" button. Centro La Familia Advocacy Services welcomes donations of your time.

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Hi Bobcats!

Did you know September is National Suicide Awareness & Prevention Month?

Every year during this time many people throughout the world spread awareness on Suicide Prevention and how to help someone in need. For 8th graders presentations will be conducted during PE to learn about Depression and suicide in order to help you recognize warning signs in yourself or a friend.

Tehipite Support Staff

There are many people you can reach out to support at Tehipite. Below you can use you phone to scan the QR Code to identify who you need to talk to or click on the microsoft forms below.

Some of the supportive adults on campus include:

Mrs. Puentes, Academic Counselor

Mrs. Madrigal, School Social Worker

Mrs. Alandt, School Psychologist

Mr. Johnson, Resource Counselor

Mr. Shipman, VP

Mrs. Leon, GLA

If you or someone you know if having Suicidal Thoughts, Please reach out to a trusted adult.

This newsletter is not intended to be a Crisis Hotline or a substitute for mental health services. If you are experiencing a medical or mental health emergency/crisis, please call 911. If you have thoughts of suicide call the Suicide Prevention Hotline at 800-273-8255 or the Crisis Text Line by texting "HOME" to 741741. Assistance is available via text 24/7. Additional information can be found at crisistextline.org .

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Did you know September is National Suicide Awareness & Prevention Month? Every year during this time many people throughout the world spread awareness on Suicide Prevention and how to help someone in need. For 8th graders presentations will be conducted during PE to learn about Depression and suicide in order to help you recognize warning signs in yourself or a friend.

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Social Emotional Counseling Support Mrs. Madrigal

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Social Emotional Counseling Support Mrs. Madrigal

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Tehipite Counseling Team - You can book online!

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You can now book and manage appointments using our booking page.

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Issues with Computers contact the Help Desk 559-457-2600

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Issues with Computers contact the Help Desk 559-457-2600

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Problemas con la computadora llame a 559-457-2600

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Social Emotional Supports D-Department of Prevention and Intervention

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Social Emotional Supports D-Department of Prevention and Intervention

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apoyos socioemocionales

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Prevention and Intervention - Fresno Unified School District

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Prevention and Intervention - Fresno Unified School District

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Fresno Community Resources/ Recursos en la comunidad de Fresno

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Fresno Community Resources/ Recursos en la comunidad de Fresno

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Have you felt, lonely, restless, please feel free to try out some of these activities/coping strategies. Reach out for help if you need it. 

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Have you felt, lonely, restless, please feel free to try out some of these activities/coping strategies. Reach out for help if you need it. 

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A virtual calming room includes sounds, music, visual relaxation and guided meditation.

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Sometimes life gets challenging or overwhelming. At the Osseo Area Learning Center, we have a Calming Room to help students and staff explore strategies to deal with those challenges. When you are out in the world and there isn't a calming room, here are some resources to help you find new ways to manage life and emotions.

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Cat vs Wall of Toilet Paper. New Challenge!!!

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Free Prinatable Mandalas

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Welcome to Color A Mandala | Free Printable Coloring Pages

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Free printable coloring pages. Mandala and zentangle designs. Choose a design, print it out, and color it in. Relaxing fun for all ages.

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Google Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

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Comcast Internet

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Participate in assistance programs like the National School Lunch Program, housing assistance, Medicaid, SNAP, and others, or are enrolled or enrolling in the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) with Xfinity.

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Internet Essentials - Affordable Internet from Xfinity

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See if you qualify for low-cost, fast and reliable Xfinity Internet from Comcast now! low-income households benefit from access to online resources

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149 N. Fulton Street, Fresno, CA 93701. (559) 237-0851
info@ccdof.org
OPEN: Mon-Friday 8:30-3:45 Closed from 12:30-1:00PM.
They require a valid ID.

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If you would like to connect with a therapist for yourself or child. Please utilize the link below.

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If you would like to connect with a therapist for yourself or child. Please utilize the link below.

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Si desea conectarse con un terapeuta para usted o su hijo. Utilice el siguiente enlace.

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All information entered on the Care Solace website is completely confidential and securely stored. They do not share specific user information to any third parties or even the district itself.

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Fresno Unified School District : Care Match

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All information entered on the Care Solace website is completely confidential and securely stored. They do not share specific user information to any third parties or even the district itself.

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Suicide Prevention 1-800-273-8255 line is transitioning to suicide crisis line 988.
La línea de prevención del suicidio 1-800-273-8255 está en transición a la línea de crisis de suicidio 988.

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Food Bank Locater/ Buscador de bancos de alimentos

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Food Bank Locater/ Buscador de bancos de alimentos

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If you need assistance obtaining food. Click the link below and type in your zip code.

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Food Locator | Central California Food Bank

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Khalsa Aid International is offering grocery and meal delivery for seniors, immunocompromised people, and lower-income families in Central California. For more support, visit www.instagram.com/khalsaaidusa and send a private message explaining what is needed.

Bitwise is delivering groceries to individuals who are elderly and sick. Call 559-460-7809 with your name, address and shopping list. You can also send an email to groceries@bitwiseindustries.com

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Help with Income loss/ Ayuda con la perdida de ingresos

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Help with Income loss/ Ayuda con la perdida de ingresos

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The EDD provides a variety of support services to people who have lost their jobs, had their hours reduced, or had their businesses affected during economic downturns like the one created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The federal unemployment benefit programs associated with the pandemic have ended. For more information, visit Federal Provisions for Unemployment. However, you may still be eligible for regular unemployment benefits or other support services from the EDD. For faster and more convenient access to those services, we encourage the use of our online options.

Latest News

Beginning July 23, 2021, if you have received at least one payment on your unemployment claim and have pending certifications for more than two weeks, we will process conditional payments while we determine eligibility.

Starting July 11, 2021, most people on unemployment are expected to search for work to maintain their eligibility for benefits. Learn more about how to meet the work search requirement.

For the latest Unemployment Insurance (UI) claim data, visit our Data Dashboard.

Get answers to questions you may have about COVID-19, EDD benefit programs, and more.

Visit COVID-19 FAQs

Find the resources you need to file for unemployment, disability, or Paid Family Leave benefits and how to get back to work quickly.

Access Worker Resources

Learn more about supportive resources, including how to manage COVID-19 impacts on your business and workers.

Access Employer Resources

Contact Us

If you need help with your UI claim, visit Contact Us.

Resources

Employment Resources

Additional Resources

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The EDD provides a variety of support services to people who have lost their jobs, had their hours reduced, or had their businesses affected during economic downturns like the one created by the COVID-19 pandemic. The federal unemployment benefit programs associated with the pandemic have ended. For more information, visit Federal Provisions for Unemployment.

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What Is Mental Health? on Walk In Our Shoes

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Are you curious about what it's like to be in someone else's shoes? Learn about mental health challenges through real life stories.

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Assistencia con PG&E

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Customer programs and support

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our communities, we understand the increasing struggles facing our customers. We are committed to helping our customers throughout this crisis by providing financial assistance programs, tools and tips to save energy. If you have recently lost your job, even if you are receiving unemployment benefits, you may qualify for a reduced energy rate through our CARE or FERA programs.

Residential customers: Learn more about programs and tools that can help

Business customers: Learn more about resources that can help

PG&E's ongoing safety work during the COVID-19 pandemic

Financial assistance support for our residential customers

We recognize the hardships you may currently be facing. During this time of uncertainty, we want to provide you relief by offering the following support.

For customers that qualify, we offer additional support designed to help you save money on bills:

Qualified households can save 20 percent or more each month on their energy bill. Applying is easy and only takes a few minutes. Your income eligibility is based on current earnings going forward and not your past income, so if you have had a change in circumstances you may now qualify.

Separate from CARE, income-qualified households with three or more persons can apply for a monthly discount on their electric bill. As with the CARE program, your current income going forward will be considered, so if your circumstances have changed you may now qualify.

Provides income qualified customers with financial assistance during times of hardship. Customers impacted by the COVID-19 will be provided with up to an additional $100 in bill payment assistance through March 4, 2021.

Residential customers who have special energy needs due to certain qualifying medical conditions can receive a lower rate on monthly energy bills. Your income is not a factor in qualifying for this program. Due to COVID-19 shelter-at-home requirements and changing medical practitioner priorities, PG&E customers can self-certify their eligibility to enroll in the medical baseline program. Signature by a qualified medical practitioner is not required to apply but may be required to remain on the program beyond 1 year.

Billing and service modifications

We understand that many of our customers are facing severe economic challenges because of this crisis. In consideration of this, we are:

Offering Flexible Payment Plans. You can schedule payment of your current balance over several months to help address temporary financial strains.

Suspending service disconnections for non-payment and waiving deposit requirements. PG&E will be suspending disconnections for nonpayment for all residential and small business customers and will remain in effect until further notice.

Suspending Medical Baseline Removals. Customers on the Medical Baseline program will not be asked to re-certify through a doctor or other eligible medical professionals for up to one year.

Accelerating the Climate Credit for May and June bills. In April your electric bill will include a credit identified as the "California Climate Credit." The electric credit is typically distributed in April and October. The California Public Utilities Commission worked with PG&E to change the distribution of the electric credit to be applied to your bill earlier this year. This year electric customers will receive a credit in April ($35.73), May ($17.87), and June ($17.86). Learn more

Scammers may take advantage of the situation with threat to shut of power if payment is not made.

You may be using more energy during the shelter-at home order. Learn how to save energy and money.

Emergency response, critical maintenance and wildfire mitigation work must continue. Learn how we are prioritizing work and how that may affect you.

Financial assistance support for our business customers

We understand the increasing struggles businesses are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic. PG&E remains committed to providing ways for our business customers to save energy and money during this difficult time. Here are assistance programs, operational tips, energy efficiency program updates and easy-to-use resources to help manage your energy usage and bills both on-site and remotely.

Resources and assistance programs

Suspending service disconnections

PG&E has suspended service disconnections for non-payments and is waiving security deposits. This suspension applies to small business customers and remains in effect until further notice.

Read more about these updates

Financial and technical assistance for small businesses

The California Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz) has compiled guidance for use by employers and employees as it relates to the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Read the update

Federal Small Business Assistance (SBA) Loans

The SBA is offering relief programs including low-interest federal disaster loans to California small businesses.

Learn about the loan programs

Free online courses at PG&E's Energy Centers

Gain new skills and fuel your future with online courses and a robust learning library, all at no cost.

Enroll today

Discounted phone service

You may also qualify for discounted phone service based on your income level or program participation. The California LifeLine program provides a discount on either home phone or cell phone service for eligible households. Additionally, participants in PG&E's CARE program can save $15 each month on their Boost Mobile prepaid cell phone plans through the CARE and Boost Mobile pilot program.

Scam Alerts

We take your personal and online security very seriously. If you ever doubt the validity of an email, call, text or visit from PG&E, call us immediately at 1-800-743-5000.

PG&E's ongoing safety work during the COVID-19 pandemic

Our commitment to provide our customers with safe, reliable gas and electric service.

As the entire state of California is now under a shelter-at-home order to curb the progress of the COVID-19 pandemic, PG&E is focused on prioritizing critical and essential safety and maintenance work. The safety of the communities we serve is our most important responsibility. These projects are crucial for the short- and long-term safety of Northern and Central California.

This critical and essential work includes key workstreams within our Wildfire Mitigation Plan that are part of the company's effort to reduce wildfire risk ahead of the upcoming wildfire season. PG&E will also continue to perform other essential electric, gas, and generation projects that are crucial to system safety and maintenance as well as any restoration or emergency work.

PG&E will evaluate and proceed with new electric and gas customer-requested work that cannot be reasonably postponed and that supports essential infrastructure and businesses. This work includes projects immediately necessary to the construction of, maintenance, reliable operation or repair of essential infrastructure, affordable housing, homeless shelters, healthcare operations provided that such construction is directly related to COVID-19 response, and qualifying agriculture and food services. Essential infrastructure also includes facilities such as critical telecommunications and water sanitation. PG&E will comply with all known local county construction restrictions, will seek local jurisdiction input on essential infrastructure evaluation, and will balance planned outage requirements related to new business construction.

As PG&E continues with critical and essential safety and maintenance projects, we will work to minimize customer impacts to the extent possible. Where service interruptions are required to safely complete critical and essential work, PG&E pledges to limit the number and duration of planned outages, to the extent possible. We understand the impacts of a service interruption given the current shelter-at-home orders for our communities, and we apologize for any disruption or hardship these outages may cause.

As always, the safety of our customers and employees is PG&E's primary responsibility. As our field crews are performing this critical safety and maintenance work, we ask that customers respect social distancing guidelines and maintain a six-foot distance at all times. Keeping our workforce healthy and safe is vital to continuing to maintain and safely operate gas and electric services for our customers. In accordance with the shelter-at-home order, we are preparing our workforce to adapt to conditions and stay safe as they perform critical work.

It may be necessary to postpone new business customer work scheduled for construction in the next few weeks. Jobs that include planned outages associated with them are especially likely to be postponed in order to alleviate the heightened impact on customers.

We appreciate your patience and support of our crews as we conduct our critical and essential safety and maintenance work.

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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact our communities, we understand the increasing struggles facing our customers. We are committed to helping our customers throughout this crisis by providing financial assistance programs, tools and tips to save energy.

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California's Undocumented Immigrants Can Now Apply For Financial Help. Los inmigrantes indocumentados de California ahora pueden solicitar ayuda financiera:

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California's Undocumented Immigrants Can Now Apply For Financial Help. Los inmigrantes indocumentados de California ahora pueden solicitar ayuda financiera:

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Are you curious about what it's like to be in someone else's shoes? Learn about mental health challenges through real life stories.

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Si no califica para el checque del govierno. Mire aqui para recursos disponibles.

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El 57% de los indocumentados vive principalmente en los estados más afectados por la pandemia: Nueva York, Texas, California, Illinois, Florida y Nueva Jersey. Ellos, precisamente no recibirán ni un sólo centavo.

Asimismo, gran parte de la fuerza laboral indocumentada vive del día a día y carece de prestaciones laborales y seguro médico.

Aquí una serie de organizaciones y fundaciones de California, que en base a donaciones o programas de asistencia, ofrecen al menos una alternativa para los trabajadores que no califican para el cheque de 1,200 emitido por el gobierno.

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Al menos 7 millones de indocumentados que viven en el país no recibirán el cheque prometido por el gobierno. Ante el adverso escenario que enfrentan, organizaciones proinmigrantes y activistas recopilan información sobre recursos disponibles para familias migrantes afectadas por el coronavirus.

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Take a Mental Health Test - Mental Health America

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We're Here For You

The Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health is dedicated to enriching the lives of anyone experiencing behavioral health challenges. We provide an array of "people-first" services for Individuals ages 0-60+, with an effort to tailor each of our various cultural backgrounds and ethnicities in our county.

Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health provides direct services to children, adults and families as well as contracting with a number of local community based organizations to provide additional services to Fresno County residents. We aim to strengthen and empower those in need through a variety of programs created to foster hope, wellness and resiliency.

Behavioral health services are available to Fresno County residents, and we provide assessment, therapy, medication, case management, crisis intervention, treatment and other support services either directly or through our system of care. These programs are intended to help residents achieve the fullest and most productive life. There are different services for different needs and eligibility criteria.

If you need immediate assistance or need to find services in your area, please call the Behavioral Health Access Line

Spanish - ATENCIÓN: Los servicios de intérprete están
disponibles sin costo alguno para cualquier
persona atendida.

Hmong -LUS TSEEM CEEB: Muaj neeg txhais lus tsis
yuav nqi rau txhua tus neeg xav tau kev pab.
Hu tau rau ntawm

Punjabi- ਧਿਆਨ ਦਵੋ: ਸੇਵਾ ਕੀਤੇ ਗਏ ਵਿਅਕਤੀਆਂ ਲਈ ਦੁਭਾਸ਼ੀਏ
ਦੀਆਂ ਸੇਵਾਵਾਂ ਬਿਨਾਂ ਕਿਸੇ ਕੀਮਤ 'ਤੇ ਉਪਲੱਬਧ ਹਨ।
ਸਹਾਇਤਾ ਦੀ ਬੇਨਤੀ ਲਈ

If you have a Behavioral Health emergency
please call 9-1-1

For Access to Services or the Crisis Line,
1 800 654-3937

CalHOPE Warm Line
1 833 317-HOPE(4673)

Central Valley Suicide Prevention Lifeline
1 800 273-8255

Services are Developed by Various Age Groups and Need
Children: 0 - 14 Adult: 18 - 60 Older Adult: 60+ Low/Medium Intensive/High Patient Rights Advocate Program-

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Find information about our different programs and services for residents of Fresno County.

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All4Youth

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All4Youth

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Mental Health App~ Applicacion para la Salud Mental

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Mental Health App~ Applicacion para la Salud Mental

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Download for self-guided support only for 13-25 year olds

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Soluna | California's Mental Health App for 13 - 25 year olds

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Soluna is a free mental health service for 13 - 25 year olds in California. Chat confidentially with 1:1 coaches or explore tools. Download Soluna today.