The California Department of Community Services and Development (CSD) administers energy and community service programs for low-income Californians.
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![Woman smiles in while standing in front of home air conditioning unit. Text overlay: Weatherization Day, October 30, 2026 "[It's] a blessing to be able to get help with my air conditioning. It's literally a breath of fresh air, knowing that I can breathe better." CSD Logo bottom right corner.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HV5T7I8WgAAmd0f.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Woman smiles in while standing in front of home air conditioning unit. Text overlay: Weatherization Day, October 30, 2026 "[It's] a blessing to be able to get help with my air conditioning. It's literally a breath of fresh air, knowing that I can breathe better." CSD Logo bottom right corner.
ALT A woman packing an emergency kit with first aid supplies against a storm and rain backdrop, titled 'Organize Your Supplies' by Ready California / Listos California (ready.ca.gov).
ALT Three volunteers in green shirts smiling and preparing food donation boxes. Overlaid messaging alongside logo for the Department of Community Services and Development: "Real help where you need it. The Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) agencies offer services that may help you during tough times. Visit csd.ca.gov/find-assistance to find your local CSBG agency today."
ALT Two neighbors are having a conversation outdoors near a fence, surrounded by greenery. Text at the top reads "Check on your neighbors," with a CalHHS logo in the corner.
ALT White text on blue background. Four warehouse workers wearing high-visibility vests and hard hats sit together eating meals out of takeaway containers. Text: Helping eligible CalFresh recipients keep their benefits. The California Department of Social Services logo.
ALT ¿Qué es El Niño?
ALT El Niño es un fenómeno meteorológico natural causado por el calentamiento de las aguas del océano Pacífico. Puede aumentar la probabilidad de que se produzcan tormentas fuertes en algunas zonas de California. Las tormentas fuertes pueden provocar lluvias intensas, inundaciones, deslizamientos de tierra, cortes de electricidad, cierres de carreteras e interrupciones en los servicios y el cuidado. El Niño aumenta el riesgo de condiciones meteorológicas severas, pero no significa que todas las zonas se verán afectadas.
ALT ¿Qué es el Estado de Emergencia?
ALT El Gobernador declaró el Estado de Emergencia para ayudar a California a prepararse antes de que se produzcan condiciones meteorológicas severas. El Estado de Emergencia ayuda a California a: Planificar con los gobiernos locales y tribales y compartir información. Obtener más rápidamente los suministros, equipos y servicios necesarios. Trasladar los suministros para combatir inundaciones y otros recursos a los lugares donde puedan ser necesarios. Agilizar las labores que pueden reducir las inundaciones, los deslizamientos de tierra y otros riesgos. El Estado de Emergencia no significa que ya haya ocurrido un desastre. Tampoco proporciona automáticamente asistencia en caso de desastre ni ayuda económica a las personas y familias.
ALT Parents smiling and looking down at their baby. Overlaid messaging alongside logo for the Department of Community Services and Development: "You have better things to worry about. The low Income Home Energy Assistance Program may be able to help you pay your energy bills. Visit csd.ca.gov/energybills to apply."
ALT A courtroom with wooden benches and an American flag in the background. Text on the image reads, "What if a courtroom could be a place of hope, healing and transformation? Read Justice Charles F. Adams’ perspective on CARE Court in CalMatters." The CalHHS logo is in the bottom right corner.
ALT Person smiling, reviewing bills on their laptop with a credit card. Overlaid messaging alongside logo for the Department of Community Services and Development: "Behind on your energy bills? The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program may be able to help you pay your energy bills. Visit csd.ca.gov/EnergyBills to apply."
ALT A woman smiles, holding a box of supplies. Overlaid messaging alongside logo for the Department of Community Services and Development: "Your community is here for you. The Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) agencies offer services that may help you during tough times. Visit csd.ca.gov/find-assistance to find your local CSBG agency today."
ALT State leaders and college students seated around a square-shaped table. Additional attendees are sitting along the wall in the room. A banner and screen presentation from the SF-Marin Food Bank are at the front of the room.
ALT This image shows an older adult woman with her closed eyes in a calm setting, accompanied by the text "Your mental health matters" and "#WorldMentalHealthDay." The logo for CalHHS is visible in the top right corner.
ALT An adult holding a baby. "Young children, pregnant people and adults 50+ may be eligible for the RSV vaccine."
ALT A couple smiling and embracing their small child. Overlaid messaging alongside logo for the Department of Community Services and Development: "You have better things to worry about. The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program may be able to help you pay your energy bills. Visit csd.ca.gov/energybills to apply."