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Humboldt County Department of Social Services


Eureka, CA - 95501
(707) 476-4700

Financial Help Provided: Food Stamps, Cash Assistance, General Relief.




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Food Stamps, Cash Assistance, General Relief.
The General Relief program is a county-funded general assistance program for indigent county residents that offers repayable benefits. General Relief is not an entitlement program. To be eligible to receive General Relief, an individual must meet restrictive income and property limits.
The program provides services to disabled recipients to assist with the processing of their applications for SSI/SSP. It will also aid with the reconsiderations for those whose SSI/SSP applications have been denied. This includes help in gathering medical, social, psychological, and other information necessary to the application/reconsideration.

Incapacitated individuals must be actively seeking medical treatment as a condition of General Relief eligibility.

The program also provides temporary services to employable individuals. Cal-Jobs work registration and job search is mandatory. There will be direct work assignment placements made at the office of Social Services that will accommodate health limitations. A job club workshop through EDD is also mandatory.

For additional information about General Relief in Humboldt County, call (707) 269-3590 or (800) 891-8551.





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