Community Partner Resources and Outreach Toolkits

SFHSA provides free educational materials and toolkits to help you support your community. Our flyers, fact sheets, guides, videos, outreach toolkits, and presentations are available on this page. 

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Save the date: Benefits 101 Webinar on Wednesday, December 2, 2026 at 10:00 AM. RSVP here.

Partner Toolkit and Outreach Materials

New state and federal rules are impacting recipients of public benefits. 

Join the CalFresh Community Works Program: 

SFHSA partners with United Way Bay Area to help CalFresh recipients meet work requirements by coordinating volunteer host sites. Program partners supervise participants, track hours through a central online portal, and receive compensation when serving 15 or more individuals. Complete the interest form. 

Support direct volunteering through Self-Initiated Workfare: 

Organizations can also offer direct volunteer opportunities. Program participants find and track their own placements, and your organization simply verifies their hours using the CalFresh Volunteer Work Hours Verification Form. 

Learn more on SFHSA's Workforce Services to Keep Your Benefits webpage. 

Starting January 1, 2027, adults ages 19-64 who do not meet an exemption, will need to work, attend school, or do community service to keep their Medi-Cal.  

Starting March 1, 2027, most adults ages 19-64 without disabilities or children 18 or younger will need to renew their Medi-Cal twice a year instead of once. 

BenefitsCal is California’s website for managing public benefits, including CalFresh, CalWORKs, CAAP, and Medi-Cal. 

Presentations: English 

Workforce Services to Keep Your Benefits (SFHSA webpage)

CalFresh Community Works Program Host Site Interest Form (External Page)

If clients are volunteering to meet their work requirement, they can document and verify hours using this form: CalFresh Volunteer Work Hours Verification Form  

SFHSA Benefits 101 Webinar - April 2026 (Medi-Cal and CalFresh Changes)   

Video:  English recording available. 

Presentations: English | Spanish | Chinese | Filipino | Vietnamese | Russian 

Workforce Services to Keep Your Benefits (SFHSA webpage) 

Supportive benefits and services include food, cash, employment, and health care assistance.

  • Learn more about In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS).  

Pays caregivers to help older adults and people with disabilities with daily activities.

Services and resources for older adults, people with disabilities, and veterans.

The Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS) provides outreach materials for presentations, events, and community engagement. 

Our service center on wheels brings public benefits and other resources directly to San Franciscans.   

  • Learn more about SFHSA’s Mobile Benefits Center. 

  • View and share our video. 

  • Download outreach and communications assets. 

  • Request a Mobile Benefits Center visit. 

 

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