Benefits · Income Support
How to apply for General Relief (Sutter County)
Sutter County Health & Human Services — Employment & Eligibility Services Branch
Who it's for
Sutter County General Relief is a county-funded program that provides cash assistance as a LOAN to indigent adults in Sutter County who are not eligible for other federal, state, or local aid programs. For a low-income senior it is mainly a bridge while a Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI) claim is pending. To qualify, you must be an adult without dependent children with no other means of support, meet restrictive income and property limits, and have been a Sutter County resident for at least 15 calendar days with intent to remain. Employable applicants must register with Cal-JOBS, complete work registration, and conduct an active job search; incapacitated applicants must actively seek medical treatment. Applications are accepted Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at 190 Garden Highway, Yuba City. For information call Sutter County Customer Service at 1-877-652-0735.
Sutter County GR is a LOAN — assistance must be repaid. To qualify you must be an indigent Sutter County adult (15-day residency, intent to remain) without dependent children, with no other means of support, meeting restrictive income and property limits, and either complying with Cal-JOBS + active job search (employable) or actively seeking medical treatment (incapacitated). The sutter.gov GR page does not publish a maximum monthly grant amount. Apply in person at 190 Garden Highway, Yuba City, M-F 8am-5pm; phone 1-877-652-0735.
What you'll need
- Proof of Sutter County residency (15-day minimum)
- Photo identification
- Proof of income and property
- Documentation of unemployment or incapacitation
Where to apply
Apply online: official application
By phone: 1-877-652-0735
Renewals
ongoing; employable applicants must do Cal-JOBS + job search; incapacitated applicants must seek medical treatment
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