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San Diego County Approves $20.4 Million Safety Net Bridge Program

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What happened

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The board of supervisors for San Diego County approved a one-year pilot program called the Safety Net Bridge Program. The program is designed to assist residents aged 19 to 64 who qualify for Medi-Cal and CalFresh and are at risk of losing benefits due to federal budget cuts. The program allocates up to $20.4 million for primary care, prescriptions, health fairs, and food and medical education workers.

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The initiative provides a financial safety net for vulnerable residents, addressing the impact of recent federal budget cuts on local social services. This program represents a significant local investment in primary care and essential community support.

The event relates to issues affecting local governance and infrastructure in San Diego and La Mesa.

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  • The San Diego Rescue Mission might see increased demand for food and medical aid services due to the program's scope.

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