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CA Health & Human Services

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CA Health & Human Services

@Cal_HHS

CalHHS is comprised of departments & offices providing health care, social, mental health, substance use disorder, income assistance and public health services.

Sacramento, CA

Joined April 2009

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CA Health & Human Services
@Cal_HHS
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Happy Pride Month, California! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ To our LGBTQ+ community, always take pride in who you are, and remember, help is available. Call, text or chat 988 at any time for crisis support. For non-crisis peer & family support, go to calhope.org. You are not alone.
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CA Health & Human Services
@Cal_HHS
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In 6 months, 160 Certified Wellness Coaches (CWC) served 7,500+ students across 240+ sites in California. 4,000 CWCs are helping expand access to behavioral health supports while strengthening workforce diversity in school & community settings. 📲 cybhi.chhs.ca.gov/evaluation-hub
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California Department of Public Health
@CAPublicHealth
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The best way to avoid breathing in smoke is to stay inside. If you must go outside, wear an N95 mask. Stay on top of air conditions by checking AirNow.gov. For more information on masks go to: cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/D… Image credit: Myung J. Chun, Los Angeles Times
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CalEPA
@CaliforniaEPA
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Smoke from large fires can affect air quality for days after the fires are extinguished. It is important to understand the Air Quality Index (AQI) to help keep yourself & your loved ones healthy. #BoyleHeights #LACounty Check the AQI ➡️bit.ly/4vrKOy9
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CalEPA
@CaliforniaEPA
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El humo de los incendios puede afectar la calidad del aire durante varios días después de que se hayan extinguido. Es importante entender el Índice de Calidad del Aire (AQI) para proteger su salud y la de su familia. #BoyleHeights #LACounty Revise el AQI: bit.ly/4vrKOy9
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@Cal_HHS
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During a fire, it's important to follow guidance from local officials and reduce your exposure to smoke & poor air quality: ✅ Limit outdoor activity ✅ Close windows & doors ✅ Use an air purifier ✅ Wear an N95 mask outside ✅ Check air quality at airnow.gov
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CDSS
@CaliforniaDSS
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SUN Bucks cards are arriving now and throughout the summer for eligible families. 📬 For more information, visit: cdss.ca.gov/sun-bucks. Access the card mailing schedule: cdss.ca.gov/sun-bucks/faq.
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California Department of Public Health
@CAPublicHealth
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Check the air quality in your area. Stay inside with your windows and doors closed if there’s poor air quality in your area. If you must go outside wear an N95 or P100 mask. Visit: airnow.gov Image credit: Eric Thayer, Los Angeles Times via Getty Images
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California Department of Public Health
@CAPublicHealth
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N95 masks can filter out pollutants, including smoke from fires, and make breathing safer. If you must go outside when there’s smoke in the air, wear an N95 mask to protect your health. Visit: cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/D… Image credit: Isaac Ceja/Boyle Heights Beat
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Listos California
@ListosCA
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Did you feel that M5.6 earthquake near Willits, CA? Plan ahead and prepare before the next one! Remember: ✅ DROP to the floor. ✅ COVER your head and neck. ✅ HOLD ON until the shaking stops. Visit ready.ca.gov to learn more. #MyShake
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California Department of Public Health
@CAPublicHealth
Jun 24
Smoke can make anyone sick, but some people have a higher risk. Take precautions: - Monitor air quality - Close windows, doors & vents - Wear an N95 or P100 if you must go outside cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CCDPH… Image credit: Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images
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CA Health & Human Services reposted
California Department of Public Health
@CAPublicHealth
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Smoke from nearby fires can cause eye & respiratory (lung) issues. Wear an N95 or P100 mask to filter out pollutants in areas with poor air quality, if you must go outside Find your location’s current air quality at airnow.gov Image credit: Mario Tama, Getty Images
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CA Health & Human Services reposted
California Department of Public Health
@CAPublicHealth
Jun 23
Fires release harmful smoke & ash into the air. Take steps to reduce breathing in air pollutants: - Monitor air quality - Close windows, doors & vents - Set A/C unit to re-circulate, close outdoor air intakes and/or run an air purifier 📲 cdph.ca.gov/Programs/EPO/P…
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