If you have Medi‑Cal and you’re struggling with housing, mental health, addiction, chronic illness, or constant emergencies, your insurance can often pay for extra help most people don’t know about. This extra help can include someone whose job is to help you manage everything, plus support with housing, appointments, transportation, food, and recovery — at no cost to you.

Imagine walking down the streets of Modesto, witnessing individuals struggling with severe mental illness, unable to seek help on their own.

Family Resource Centers are hubs for support like healthcare enrollment, mental health counseling, job search help, and family education.

The Stanislaus Info Hub is a free, community‑driven online directory that connects residents of Stanislaus County with up‑to‑date information about local services, events, and support programs.

If you have Medi-Cal and you're intoxicated (alcohol or drugs), you can go to a sobering center for free.

Free Therapy, Free Medication, Free Crisis Support—All Yours

If your child has Medi-Cal and is in CCS or child welfare, or if you're 18-25 and aged out of the system, you can get your own care coordinator.

f you have Medi-Cal and you're dealing with mental health or substance use, you can get free peer support right now.

Feeling burned out caring for someone? If you have Medi-Cal and you're caring for someone, you can get free respite care right now.

If you have Medi-Cal and you have a disability or chronic condition, you can get free day programs right now.

If you have Medi-Cal and you're pregnant or just had a baby (up to 12 months ago), you can get free support right now.

Veterans are encouraged to use local resources and seek support when needed—help is available, and no one has to face these challenges alone.