Butte County Department of Employment and Social Services - Oroville

Office HoursMonday - Friday7:30am - 5:00pm
Calworks Provides:
Supportive Services

Child Care Is provided to CalWORKs Participants while they participate in employment activities.
Transportation
Mental Health The Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services (BHCS) provide mental health services to eligible individuals in Social Services Agency programs. Individuals can call BHCS' toll-free ACCESS line to receive information and referrals for mental health services. ACCESS has staff who speak languages other than English.
Alcohol & Drug Addiction Behavioral Health Care Services (BHCS)also provides alcohol & other drug services to eligible individuals in Social Services Agency programs. Individuals can call BHCS' toll-free ACCESS line to receive information and referrals for alcohol & other drug services. ACCESS has staff who speak languages other than English.
SSI Advocacy Supplemental Security Income is a federally funded program providing benefits for people with specific impairments. These may include physical or psychological impairments.

Housing and Homeless

The Alameda County Social Services Agency provides cash aid or housing voucher assistance to families and single adults who are homeless or at-risk of becoming homeless in the county. The Agency also contracts with local county homeless shelter providers to provide emergency shelter for homeless singles and families throughout the county. The Agency provides assistance for eligible families through the CalWORKs Program. This program can provide families with emergency and permanent housing assistance, including motel vouchers and move-in assistance.

Single adults eligible for General Assistance can be provided with either:

Cash aid, if they are already in housing
Emergency shelter and a small cash allowance for personal necessities.




General Assistance Program
County funded assistance program for indigent adults not aided by other federal or state assistance programs.

Medi-Cal
California's Medical assistance program for eligible California residents.

MAGI is a Medicaid program that uses Modified Adjusted Gross Income based budgeting is used to calculate a person's household size and income, using federal income tax rules and a tax filer's family size to determine eligibility for Medi-Cal.

County Medical Services Program (CMSP)
This program provides limited-term health coverage for uninsured low-income, indigent adults that are not otherwise eligible for other publicly funded health programs.