California AB2470 establishes a reentry program for domestic violence survivors to help them rebuild their lives.
California AB2470 creates a Domestic Violence Survivors Reentry Program to assist survivors in rebuilding their lives. The program helps survivors obtain vital records, credit reports, and financial accounts, and protects them from identity theft. It also provides financial literacy classes and credit monitoring. The bill mandates the State Department of Social Services to establish this program, collaborating with local registrars, credit bureaus, and financial institutions. The program aims to support survivors in securing permanent housing and avoiding homelessness.
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