In recognition of 211 Day (February 11)  — a national day of awareness celebrating the critical role of the 2-1-1 network in connecting Californians to health, human, and disaster-related services — Assemblymember Rhodesia Ransom  has introduced legislation aimed at strengthening and supporting California’s 2-1-1 infrastructure. The proposed bill reflects a commitment to ensuring that the 2-1-1 system remains robust, accessible, and responsive to the evolving needs of communi

211 Day is a national day of recognition celebrating the 2-1-1 network and the vital role it plays in connecting people to health, human, and disaster-related services across the country. To learn more about how 211 makes a difference at the local level, listen to a recent podcast featuring Elizabeth Andrade, Executive Director of 211 Orange County, who offers a compelling and personal look at how 211 functions as a trusted gateway to support in the community https://www.yout

As government funding becomes less predictable, nonprofits are stepping in to meet critical needs—from food security to health access and crisis support—even as they are forced to do more with fewer resources. Co-authored by Bill York, CEO of 211 San Diego, and Laura Dietrick, Executive Director of the University of San Diego Nonprofit Institute, this piece argues that nonprofits should be recognized and sustained as essential public services, not optional charities, undersc

Due to the federal government shutdown, many Californians are facing delayed CalFresh benefits and struggling to put food on the table. Join us in stepping up for our neighbors by donating, volunteering, and helping to spread the word. Learn more: cafoodbanks.org .  #211  hashtag#cafoodbank   hashtag#volunteer   hashtag#donate

Congress continues to debate the federal budget, many Californians are facing uncertainty — especially families who rely on CalFresh (SNAP) to help put food on the table. If the federal government shutdown continues, funding for upcoming CalFresh benefits may be impacted as early as November 1. ✅ What You Need to Know EBT cards continue to work for any remaining October benefits. If November benefits are delayed, you do not need to reapply  — benefits will be issued automati