CalHHS is comprised of departments & offices providing health care, social, mental health, substance use disorder, income assistance and public health services.
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ALT Silhouetted individual drinking water from a bottle at sunset, with text advising to stay hydrated with water and sports drinks, from CalHHS.
ALT Older male adult using a towel to cool off their head under the bright sun with text 'Know the warning signs of heat-related illness.' Promotional image by CalHHS.
ALT "[CARE] is a cushioning, like a trapeze net. Somebody recommended you because it seemed like you were in a free fall, and so here's the support people to create that secure solid foundation for you." Elizabeth Kaino Hopper, Parent & Mental Health Advocate Learn more: chhs.ca.gov/care-act
ALT Two women embracing affectionately, with one gently kissing the other's cheek. The background is softly blurred, and the image features a purple overlay with the CalHHS logo. Text reads "988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
ALT The photo shows the main stage of the FIFA Fan Festival at Expo Park in Los Angeles. The photo shows soccer fans gathering in front of the stage to watch a live performance.
ALT The photo shows the FIFA Fan Festival poster set up at the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles.
ALT The photo shows the main stage of the FIFA Fan Festival at Expo Park in Los Angeles. The photo shows soccer fans gathering in front of the stage to watch a live performance.
ALT The photo shows a Cal OES vehicle parked among other emergency services equipment in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
ALT "We want to ensure that our students are not only coming to schools ready to learn. Having CWC on our school campuses has been extremely valuable, particularly for our families experiencing many issues ... to access basic mental health supports." Will Celestine, Director of Wellness Programs, Los Angeles Unified School District
ALT A brochure titled "Emergency Preparedness Guide" is shown. It features images of people engaged in various activities, one organizing supplies and another using a laptop. Logos include the California Department of Aging, Cal OES, and DOR Disability Disaster Access and Resources. Text highlights it's a guide for older adults, individuals with disabilities, and those with access and functional needs.
ALT Text reads: Sign up for local emergency alerts ready dot C A dot G O V
ALT âEvery petition filed represents a personâsomeoneâs mother, brother, neighborâwho now has a chance at stability and a supportive path forward. CARE is designed to change how systems work together and L.A. is showing what that looks like in practice. When the state and counties work hand in hand with a shared sense of urgency, we can accelerate CARE Act implementation and connect more people to the care and stability they deserve.â Kim Johnson, CalHHS Secretary
