Financial Literacy: Library Resources for Personal Finance

SDSU Well-Being & Health Promotion offer a number offer a number of workshops and one-on-one services on health related topics. For example, you can set up a phone appointment with a health educator on topics ranging from nutrition, insurance, and sexual health.

Findhelp.org is a social care network that connects people and programs — making it easy for people to find social services in their communities. These include financial education, tax preparation services, help paying for housing, help paying for healthcare, and more.

This page from the federal government is not only a marketplace. This page also gives you information about picking a plan, where to look for local assistance, tax information, and much more.

"Medi-Cal, the Medicaid program in California, provides free or low-cost coverage to eligible low-income people. Find out if you’re eligible and apply through Covered CA"

"California Health Advocates offers free individual counseling about Medi-Cal/Medicare through their Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program (HICAP), with offices in every county and a toll-free hotline: 800-434-0222."

"The Health Consumer Alliance (http://healthconsumer.org) has a number of brochures and resources about healthcare programs and provides legal assistance for residents of California. Contact HCA toll-free at 888-804-3536, or find the Local Center in your county here."

The Hospital Bill Help Website is an consumer information project of Health Access, ACCE, CalPIRG, Congress of California Seniors, Consumers Union, Health Consumer Alliance and Western Center on Law and Poverty (funded by Community Catalyst) built around the belief that all Californians have a fundamental right to hospital care at a fair price. Whether you are uninsured or under-insured, this is the place to learn about fair price discounts, charity care options, public policy on hospital billing, and more.