• IE January Budget Action

    California Partnership and HHS Network are hosting January Budget Actions across the state. The January 10th deadline for governor Gavin Newsom to release his recommendations for California’s 2019- 2020 budget. The announcement can come any day before the 10th but the 10th is the deadline. At noon on the day the Governor makes his announcement, we will hold our response.

    Joining us will be:

  • Los Angeles January Budget Action

    California Partnership and HHS Network are hosting January Budget Actions across the state. The January 10th deadline for governor Gavin Newsom to release his recommendations for California’s 2019- 2020 budget. The announcement can come any day before the 10th but the 10th is the deadline. At noon on the day the Governor makes his announcement, we will hold our response.

  • Coachella Valley January Budget Action

    California Partnership and HHS Network are hosting January Budget Actions across the state. The January 10th deadline for governor Gavin Newsom to release his recommendations for California’s 2019- 2020 budget. The announcement can come any day before the 10th but the 10th is the deadline. At noon on the day the Governor makes his announcement, we will hold our response.

    Joining us will be:

    SF Disability Action
    Parent Voices
    Silicon Valley Independent Living Center
    Housing CA

  • San Francisco January Budget Action

    California Partnership and HHS Network are hosting January Budget Actions across the state. The January 10th deadline for governor Gavin Newsom to release his recommendations for California’s 2019- 2020 budget. The announcement can come any day before the 10th but the 10th is the deadline. At noon on the day the Governor makes his announcement, we will hold our response.

    Joining us will be:

    San Francisco Senior and Disability Rights Action
    Parent Voices California
    California Alliance for Retired Americans (CARA)
    United Ways
    Many other organizations

  • California Partnership

    Inland Equity Partnership was formerly California Partnership. California Partnership (CAP) was founded in 2003 in response to the gutting of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. The response grew into a statewide coalition of community groups responding to the continued cuts in programs which serve people living in poverty. CAP has worked to end the maximum family grant from ​ CalWORKs​ and the lifetime ban for people with felony convictions. We worked to support Health4All Kids​ for undocumented youth.

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