California Human Development

08/08/2026

This week, we had a wonderful time celebrating National Night Out! 🎉

A huge thank you to all of our partners, public service agencies and community members who joined us. We’re grateful for the opportunity to connect, and share resources with our community together. 🤝❤️

¡Esta semana nos divertimos mucho celebrando National Night Out! 🎉

Un enorme agradecimiento a todos nuestros socios, agencias de servicio público y miembros de la comunidad que nos acompañaron. Estamos muy agradecidos por la oportunidad de conectar y compartir recursos con nuestra comunidad. 🤝❤️

08/06/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Our Newest Savvy Savings Seniors Graduates! 🎓💜💚

Today we had the privilege of celebrating the graduation of our newest Savvy Savings Seniors cohort! What an incredible experience learning together, sharing resources, and empowering older adults with the knowledge and tools to maximize benefits, strengthen financial security, and protect themselves from scams and fraud.

A heartfelt thank you to each participant for your enthusiasm, thoughtful participation, and commitment to investing in your future. Your engagement made this workshop series a wonderful success.

A special thank you to Jack Liu, APAPA Intern and Master's of Public Health student, for co-facilitating this series. Your dedication, professionalism, and passion for serving our community made a lasting impact on our participants.

Congratulations again to our newest graduates! Your commitment to lifelong learning is inspiring, and we hope you'll continue sharing what you've learned with friends and family.

📢 Stay tuned! Another Savvy Savings Seniors workshop series is coming soon. We look forward to welcoming our next cohort of participants!
💚 Invest in knowledge. Invest in your future.

07/24/2026

Stay cool, California! Getting too hot can make people sick.

Know the signs of heat exhaustion:

Heavy sweating
Cramps
Headache
Nausea or vomiting
Tiredness
Weakness
Dizziness
Fainting

Go to ready.ca.gov for more tips.

07/23/2026

Aviso de Calor Extremo

¿Sabías que? Si trabajas al aire libre, tu empleador debe brindarte: agua, descanso y sombra.

Recuerda cuidarte a ti y a tus compañeros de trabajo en este calor extremo.

Encuentra más consejos en varios idiomas en ready.ca.gov

07/22/2026

📢 Alerta de calor para el sur de California, 22–27 de julio

Cal/OSHA recuerda a los empleadores: se esperan temperaturas de tres dígitos esta semana. Hay avisos de calor y vigilancias de calor extremo vigentes en los condados de Los Ángeles, Ventura, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino y San Diego, con máximas de hasta 114°F en zonas desérticas.

Los empleadores están obligados por ley a proteger a los trabajadores de enfermedades por calor — en interiores y exteriores:

💧 Agua fresca
🌳 Sombra o áreas frescas (obligatorio en exteriores cuando supera los 80°F)
⏸️ Descansos

📋 Plan de prevención por escrito + capacitación
Se activan protecciones adicionales a partir de los 95°F para trabajadores agrícolas, construcción, jardinería, extracción de petróleo/gas y transporte de materiales pesados.

📞 Trabajadores con preguntas: 833-579-0927 (bilingüe, L–V 9am–7pm) — las protecciones aplican sin importar el estatus migratorio.

📞 Empleadores que necesiten ayuda: 800-963-9424

🔗 Más información: 99calor.org

In California, heat illness prevention training is required for all outdoor workers and a written prevention plan must be available at all outdoor worksites.

07/22/2026

⚠️ Heat Alert for Southern California, July 22–27

Cal/OSHA is reminding employers: triple-digit temps are hitting SoCal this week. Heat advisories and extreme heat watches are in effect across LA, Ventura, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and San Diego counties, with highs up to 114°F in desert areas.
Employers are legally required to protect workers from heat illness — indoors and outdoors:

💧 Fresh water
🌳 Shade/cool-down areas (required outdoors above 80°F)
⏸️ Rest breaks
📋 Written prevention plan + training

Extra protections kick in at 95°F+ for outdoor ag, construction, landscaping, oil/gas extraction, and heavy-material transport.

📞 Workers with questions: 833-579-0927 (bilingual, M–F 9am–7pm) — protections apply regardless of immigration status.

📞 Employers needing help: 800-963-9424

🔗 More info: 99calor.org

In California, heat illness prevention training is required for all outdoor workers and a written prevention plan must be available at all outdoor worksites.

07/21/2026

We’ve got this, California. ☀️

Let's prepare our families and loved ones for extreme heat.

Learn the five easy steps to be disaster ready!

⚠️ Get Alerts
✍🏽 Make a Plan
🎒 Pack a Go Bag
📦 Build a Stay-Box
❤️ Help Others

Follow and for more disaster readiness tips!

07/19/2026

Stay cool, California! Getting too hot can make people sick.

Know the signs of heat exhaustion:

Heavy sweating
Cramps
Headache
Nausea or vomiting
Tiredness
Weakness
Dizziness
Fainting

Go to ready.ca.gov for more tips.

¡Manténgase fresco, California! El calor excesivo puede hacer que la gente se enferme.

Conozca los signos del agotamiento por calor:
- Sudoración intensa
- Calambres
- Dolor de cabeza
- Náuseas o vómitos
- Cansancio
- Debilidad
- Mareos
- Desmayos

Visite ready.ca.gov para obtener más consejos.

07/19/2026

🌟 JOIN OUR TEAM! 🌟

California Human Development is hiring for two meaningful roles in the Redding/Red Bluff area:

📋 Case Manager, Farmworker Services (Redding/Red Bluff, Non-Exempt) — Support individuals in reaching their employment and training goals through case management, resource connections, and career development.

📣 Community Engagement & Outreach Specialist, Community Services (Redding/Red Bluff, Non-Exempt) — Lead outreach and education initiatives focused on labor rights, disaster preparedness, and pesticide safety.

Two opportunities. One mission: Creating Opportunities. Changing Lives.

👉 Apply today! Scan the QR code or visit our website:
https://californiahumandevelopment.org/about-chd/employment-opportunities

CHD is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

07/18/2026

¿Sabías que? Si trabajas al aire libre, tu empleador debe brindarte: agua, descanso y sombra.

Recuerda cuidarte a ti y a tus compañeros de trabajo en este calor extremo.

Encuentra más consejos en varios idiomas en ready.ca.gov