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.

If you’re in crisis and searching for free help in Stanislaus County, you don’t have time to click through a hundred websites and call phone numbers that never pick up. Whether you’re looking for emergency housing, food pantries near you, free mental health services, low‑cost medical clinics, legal aid, or financial assistance, the fastest way to see all your local options in one place is through Help Is Hope.

Imagine not having a phone—no way to reach your doctor, potential employers, your kids' school, or emergency services.

If you have Medi-Cal you can get free help staying housed right now.

If you have Medi-Cal and you're homeless or losing housing, you can get free money to move into a place right now.

With Medi-Cal, you can get a free Community Health Worker to help getting food, housing, benefits and money, transportation and health navigation.

Local energy assistance programs are ready to lend a helping hand, ensuring that no one has to choose between warmth and financial stability

Stanislaus County has developed a range of utility protection plans to help its residents during power outages.

Many face high utility bills that can be overwhelming. Fortunately, the CARE and FERA programs offer essential support to help families.

In today's interconnected world, access to reliable and affordable internet has become essential for education, employment, healthcare,

In Stanislaus County, many homeowners are discovering ways to save money on their energy bills while making their homes more efficient.

In Stanislaus County, many residents are struggling with high water bills, especially during times of drought and rising costs.