Events

2024 California Budget Information Session on February 29

Text reads “NASW-CA 2024 California Budget Information Session. February 29. 12 – 1:30 PM PT. Virtual. NASW Member: $10. Student: $10. Non-member: $20”

What does the budget shortfall mean for California?

In collaboration with the California Budget and Policy Center, NASW-CA invites professionals from all corners of social work to join us for an information session and Q&A on the California budget. Representatives from the California Budget and Policy Center will provide an overview of the state budget, projected fiscal outlook, and budget shortfall and impacts. We will explore how the current budget will impact a wide variety of social services and programs, such as mental health services, social services like CalWORKs, food assistance, and tax credits, and how these will affect the communities our profession serves. Ample time for Q&A will be provided.

Fees (NASW members are required to include their Membership number during registration. NASW-CA will verify your membership after registration):

NASW Member: $10
Student: $10
Non-Member: $20

Register

Agenda (Agenda subject to change)

Budget/shortfall overview
Health (including behavioral health)
Housing/Homelessness
Economic security
- Social safety net
- Child care
Other budget proposals with impacts for disadvantaged communities, potentially in the areas of
- Climate
- Justice system
- Education
What comes next in the budget process?

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