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Dear Friends of Dayle McIntosh Center;

I would like to call your attention to a serious problem that our community is about to face?

Please find below a press release we prepared to inform the community of the proposed California State Budget Cuts…

Cuts to such programs may not be obvious today, but the impact on future generations will be enormous. Indeed, arguments for an educated citizenry are overwhelming. Our social, economic, and political well-being depend in large measure on our immediate action. Let's rise to the occasion and inform the citizens of these proposed cuts and how they will affect the services that they receive.

I thank you for your support in our continuing Mission is to advance the empowerment, equality, integration and full participation of people with disabilities in the community. .

Thank you!!!!!

Dolores Kollmer           
Executive Director
Dayle McIntosh Center


For continued updated information contact:
Christie Rudder, Systems Change Advocate at Dayle McIntosh Center
(714) 620-8337 or crudder@daylemc.org

Proposed California Budget Cuts – How They Will Affect You Or Your Loved Ones!

The Special Session of the Legislature Has Begun November 6th, 2008
The California Deficit Is $11.2 Billion.

The Governor is proposing $4.5 billion in budget cuts and $4.5 billion in new revenues. 

Education and Health & Human Services take heavy proposed cuts.

MEDI-CAL

1. Reduce Optional Benefits

General Fund Savings

  • Adult dental - $29.7 million 2008/09
  • Chiropractic - $144.4 million 2009/10
  • Acupuncture, Audiology, Speech therapy, Optometry/optometrists including lab services, Podiatry, Psychology

2. Limit Benefits For New Immigrants To Same Level As Undocumented (Maintain Emergency Services, Pregnancy Related, Long Term Care In Nursing Facility, & Breast & Cervical Cancer Treatment)

General Fund Savings

  • $15.1 million 2008/09
  • $73.5 million 2009/10

3. Reduce Income Level For New Applicants To Section 1931(B) Program; Average 72% Of Federal Poverty Level

General Fund Savings

  • $8.6.million 2008/09
  • $109 million 2009/10
  • $342.5 million 2011/12

4. Shift Federal Safety Net Pool Funding For Public Hospitals To Parts Of CA Children Services Program, Genetically Handicapped Program, Medically Indigent Adult Long-Term Care & Breast & Cervical Cancer Treatment Program

General Fund Savings

  • $3.7 million  2008/09
  • $54.2 million 2009/10

5.   3% Reduction To Regional Center Operations & Purchase Of Service Payments

General Fund Savings

  • $34.2 million  2008/09
  • $59.8 million  2009/10

SUPPLEMENTAL SECURITY INCOME/STATE SUPPLEMENTARY PROGRAMS (SSI/SSP)

1. Reduced Grants To The Federal Limit For Age/Disabled Persons;  Individuals Reduced From $870 A Month To $830 Couples Reduced From $1524 Per Month To $1407

General Fund Savings

  • $348.9 million 2008/09
  • $1.1 billion     2009/10

2. Eliminate State Only Program Cash Assistance For Immigrants

General Fund Savings

  • $37.8 million   2008/09
  • $114.1 million 2009/10

CALWORKS

1. Limit Safety Net Program To Families Beyond 60 Months If They Meet Federal Work Participation Requirements:

General Fund Savings

  • $80.7 million   2008/09
  • $242 million   2009/10

2. Limit Cash Assistance To Families For Child-Only Benefits If They Meet Federal Work Participation Requirements

General Fund Savings

  • $76.9 million   2008/09
  • $230.2 million 2009/10

3. Reduce CalWorks Grants By 10% To Maximum For Family Of Three From $723 To $651.

General Fund Savings

  • $93.2 million   2008/09
  • $279.6 million 2009/10

IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES (IHSS)

1. Services Limited to Individuals with Functional Index Score of 4 or Higher.

General Fund Savings

  • $23.1 million 2008/09
  • $71.4 million 2009/10

2. Move State Buy Out Program For Medical Share Of Cost To Persons With Most Severe Needs.  IHSS Recipients With Average Functional Index Score Below 4 Would Pay More.

General Fund Savings

  • $12.3 million    2008/09
  • $37 million       2009/10

3. Lower State Participation in IHSS Caregiver Wages to State Minimum Wage Plus 60 Cents per Hour for Health Benefits.

General Fund Savings

  • $82.9 million       2008/09
  • $248.8 million     2009/10

CA FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (CFAP)

1. Eliminate Food Benefits To Low Income Legal Noncitizen, July 2009

General Fund Savings    $30.3 million

STATE SENATORS for Orange County

Senator Bob Margett (R-CA 29TH)
California State Senate, Room 3082 
916-324-0922  FAX  
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-651-4029  

2605 E. Foothill Blvd., #A
Glendora, CA 91740
626-914-5046
626-914-8976  FAX

Senator Dick Ackerman (R-CA 33RD)
California State Senate, Room 305
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-651-4033 
916-445-9754  FAX

17821 East 17th Street, Suite 180
Tustin, CA 92780
714-573-1853
714-573-1859  FAX
Senator Louis Correa (D-CA 34th)
Caifornia State Senate, Room 4062
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-651-4034
2323 N. Broadway, Suite 302
Santa Ana, CA 92706
714-558-4400
714-558-4111  FAX
Senator Tom Harman (R-CA 35th)
Caifornia State Senate, Room 2052 
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-651-4035
916-445-9263  FAX 
950 South Coast Drive, Suite 240
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714-957-4555
714-957-4560  FAX

Senator Mark Wyland (R-CA 38th)
California State Senate, Room 4066 
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-651-4038 
916-446-7382  FAX 

27126-A Paseo Espada,Suite 1621
San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
949-489-9838
949-489-8354  FAX

STATE ASSEMBLYMEMBERS

Assemblymember Tony Mendoza (D-CA 56TH)
P.O. Box 942849, Room 5144     
Sacramento, CA 94249-0056
916-319-2056
916-319-2156  FAX  

12501 E. Imperial Hwy., Suite 210
Norwalk, CA 90650
562-864-5600
562-863-7466  FAX
Assemblymember Bob Huff (R-CA 60th)
State Capitol, Room 4098 
Sacramento, CA 94249-0060
916-319-2060 
916-319-2160  FAX 

23355 E. Golden Springs Dr.
Diamond Bar, CA 91765
909-860-5560
909-860-5664  FAX
Assemblymember Jim Silva (R-CA 67th)
State Capitol, Room 3147
Sacramento, CA 95814 
916-319-2067 
916-319-2167  FAX 
17011 Beach Blvd., Suite 570
Huntington Beach, CA 92647-5995
714-843-4966
714-843-6375  FAX
Assemblymember Van Tran (R-CA 68th)
State Capitol, Room 4130  
Sacramento, CA 94249-0068
916-319-2068
916-319-2168  FAX 

1503 South Coast Drive, Suite 205
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714-668-2100
714-668-2104  FAX
Assemblymember Jose Solorio (D-CA 69th)
State Capitol, P.O. Box 942849 
Sacramento, CA 94249-0069 
916-319-2069
916-319-2169  FAX 

2400 E. Katella Avenue, Suite 640
Anaheim, CA 92806
714-939-8469
714-939-8986  FAX
Assemblymember Chuck Devore (R-CA 70th)
State Capitol, Room 4102
Sacramento, CA 94249-0070
916-319-2070
916-319-2170  FAX

3 Park Plaza, Suite 275
Irvine, CA 92614
949-863-7070
949-863-9337  FAX
Assemblymember Todd Spitzer (R-CA 71st)
State Capitol, Room 5164   
Sacramento, CA 95814 
916-319-2071 
916-319-2171  FAX 

1940 N. Tustin Street, Suite 102
Orange, CA 92865
714-998-0980
714-998-7102  FAX
Assemblyman Michael D. Duvall (R-CA 72ND)
State Capitol, Room 4177 
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-319-2072 
916-319-2172  FAX 

210 W. Birch St., Suite 202
Brea, CA 92821
714-672-4734
714-672-4737  FAX
Assemblymember Mimi Walters (R-CA 73rd)
State Capitol, Room 6031
Sacramento, CA 95814
916-319-2073
916-319-2173  FAX 

24031 El Toro Road, Suite 210
Laguna Hills, CA  92653
949-457-7333
949-457-7305  FAX

 

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