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Do you find it difficult to take care of yourself and your home? Do you think you might need nursing home care soon?

The Information and Assistance program is your gateway to finding senior services in Tulare County. We provide quick information and referrals to local services as well as guidance on state and federal services.

If you have questions about your Medicare rights and benefits, look no further - the Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP) can help.

The Cal-Learn program is designed to help teen parents. Case managers assist and support the teen with challenges they face as a teen parent by developing a plan with the teen to finish high school or earn a GED.

Lead presents a very serious danger to children; it can affect your child’s ability to learn, pay attention, grow normally, and behave appropriately.

Every parent wants to be the best possible parent to their child(ren), but sometimes the stress of daily life can contribute to falling short of that ideal. Sometimes we can use a little help in order to do our best.

As a child or youth in foster care, you may experience many challenges; here are some resources to help you tackle them. First, you have rights, starting with the right to live in a safe environment and you deserve to be treated with respect.

All children need safe and stable homes to thrive. Whenever possible, Child Welfare Services (CWS) provides assistance to families to help keep the children safely at home.

The California Children's Services program assists families when they are unable to pay for their child’s medical needs and if they have a qualifying medical condition.

Under the California Code of Regulations, Title 17 (Section 2500), public health professionals, medical providers, and others are mandated to report approximately 85 diseases or conditions to their local health department.

The Office of Vital Statistics registers all of the birth and death certificates within Tulare County.

At Tulare County's health care clinics, your health is very important to us. We want to be your choice for your family's health care needs.

At Every Woman Counts, staff aim to detect breast and cervical cancer as early as possible, so affected women can receive timely treatment.

The Tulare County Immunizations Program provides immunizations for children and adults to protect them against vaccine-preventable diseases.

Anyone can get an STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection). It has nothing to do with how "clean" someone is or how the person dresses or acts.

Receiving medical care is important for everyone.

If you are finding it difficult to afford the nutritious food your family needs, CalFresh Program (formerly known as Food Stamps) may help you.

Are you experiencing financial hardship but finding yourself ineligible for most public assistance programs?

The SSI Advocacy program is a specialized program that assists disabled clients who have a physical and/or mental health condition(s) expected to last 12 months or more, and that prevents the client from engaging in substantial, gainful

If you are receiving CalWORKs benefits through TulareWORKs, you may receive employment-related services through the Family Stabilization program and/or the Employment Services program that can assist you in becoming self-sufficient. 

Are you struggling to provide the basic necessities for your family?

If you need health care but have no medical insurance coverage, the TCMS program may be able to help you.

The General Assistance Indigent Burial program assists with the cremation of individuals whose families don’t have the resources or funds to pay for funeral expenses. 

The TulareWORKs Family Advocate responds to inquiries, complaints, or concerns regarding various TulareWORKs services, including CalWORKs (cash aid), Medi-Cal, CalFresh (formerly known as Food Stamps), and General Assistance (GA).