Our CalFresh Outreach Team at Center for Healthy Communities is made up of 10 Outreach Specialists. cWe are passionate about working with our local communities to meet their basic needs including food and utility access. Our team can assist with application submission for two programs; CalFresh, a food assistance program that if eligible, one could receive a monthly allotment towards purchasing food and LIHEAP, a utility assistance program that allows households to receive a benefit that goes towards paying their utility bill once a year.
We are able to assist our clients over the phone or in-person at local outreach events including Farmers’ Markets. Our team is also present at local Farmers' Markets offering support to clients using their CalFresh benefits and providing education on utilizing Market Match. Our Market Match program allows CalFresh recipients to be matched $1 for $1 up to a daily maximum of $10 to $15.
Visit our resources sections to learn more about the assistance programs that serve Butte County.
Disaster CalFresh (D-CalFresh), federally known as the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP), is a way to meet the temporary nutritional needs of disaster victims within a 30-day period, following a natural disaster such as a flood, fire, earthquake or any other natural disaster.
Have questions about applying? Looking for something not found on our resource pages? Send us a message and we’ll get back to you soon!
Office (530) 345-9749
Mobile (530) 636-0649 (text or call)
California College Students can search for their campus CalFresh resources.
Rescuing excess food from retailers to donate to the community.
Visit our resources sections to learn more about the assistance programs that serve Butte County.
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Funded by California Department of Social Services, and USDA SNAP. USDA SNAP is known in California as CalFresh, an equal opportunity provider and employer. CalFresh is a California State University, Chico Partner.
