California Department of Social Services

Form PUB 325 is an informational publication that provides detailed information about an individual's right to make decisions regarding their medical treatment. This form explains the legal rights and protections afforded to individuals when it comes to making informed choices about their healthcare. It covers topics such as advance healthcare directives, medical power of attorney, conservatorships, and the right to refuse treatment.

Form PUB 326 is an informational resource that provides detailed information about the role of the Board of Directors or Governing Body in Group Homes and Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Programs (STRTPs). This publication covers various aspects related to the responsibilities, functions, and oversight of the Board or Governing Body in these residential programs. It outlines the legal requirements, reporting obligations, decision-making processes, and best practices for effective governance in such settings.

This form presents career opportunities within the Adoptions Services Bureau in California. It includes detailed descriptions of job positions available within the bureau, such as adoption specialists and social workers. The form provides information on responsibilities, qualifications, and application procedures for each position to attract individuals interested in working in the field of adoption services.

The PUB 367 form describes the Cal-Learn program in California, which supports expectant or parenting teens who receive CalWORKs benefits. The form explains the program's objectives, eligibility criteria, and the services it offers to help teen parents achieve educational and career goals. It aims to inspire and motivate participants by sharing success stories and providing guidance on accessing program resources.

Similar to PUB 412 in content, this version of the form is formatted to be printed in tabloid size (11"x17"). It contains the same information about state hearings conducted by the California Department of Social Services but in a larger, more visually accessible format. By providing a larger layout, this form enhances readability and comprehension, making it easier for individuals to navigate the state hearing process and understand their rights and responsibilities.

Form PUB 428A is a survey designed by the California Department of Social Services to gather detailed information about the needs and preferences of its clients. The survey includes a series of questions aimed at collecting data on various aspects such as the effectiveness of services received, areas for improvement, client satisfaction, and suggestions for enhancing service delivery.

Form PUB 429 provides detailed information and instructions for individuals in California to claim their 2022 State and Federal Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC). It outlines the eligibility criteria, required documentation, and steps involved in claiming the EITC. The form emphasizes that the EITC is a benefit individuals have earned through their work, encourages eligible individuals to take advantage of this financial support, and provides resources and contact information for further assistance in claiming the credits.

This updated version of the PUB 370 form provides information on public assistance benefits for asylees in California starting from May 1, 2022. It reflects any changes made to the program after April 30, 2022, including updates to eligibility criteria, benefit amounts, and application procedures. The form aims to provide accurate and current information to help asylees understand their rights and access public assistance benefits.

Form PUB 462 serves as an invitation and informational flyer inviting individuals to join the Functional Assessment Service Team (FAST) of the California Department of Social Services. The form outlines the role and responsibilities of FAST members, which include conducting functional assessments of individuals with disabilities to determine their eligibility for specific programs and services. It provides details on the recruitment process, training requirements, and benefits of joining FAST.

This comprehensive form is specifically designed to provide crucial information about food stamp benefits for noncitizens in California. The larger print size of 11 x 17 ensures that the content is easily readable and accessible. It covers a wide range of topics, including eligibility requirements, documentation needed for application, and the process to apply for food stamp assistance. The form goes beyond basic information and delves into details regarding income qualifications, immigration status considerations, and residency requirements for noncitizens.