LSC Program Invitation Letters

” April 16, 2021 Genevieve Richardson, Bay Area Legal Aid, [email protected] Dorothy Alther, California Indian Legal Services, [email protected] Jose Padilla, California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc., [email protected] Patience Milrod, Central California Legal Services, [email protected] Estela Casas, Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, [email protected] Darrell Moore, Inland Counties Legal Services, [email protected] Silvia Argueta, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, [email protected] Kate Marr, Legal Aid Society of Orange County, [email protected] Greg Knoll, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., [email protected] Gary Smith, Legal Services of Northern California, [email protected] Neal Dudovitz, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, [email protected] RE: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Participate in the Legislative Process for AB 996 (Nazarian) Dear Executive Directors of Legal Aid Programs: I am writing to invite information and feed-back from representatives of California’s Legal Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs for AB 996 that impact low-income Californians. The information provided can either be in writing or in oral form, and it should be shared with my immediate office and any Senate or Assembly Committees that AB 996 is referred to. My office and the Senate or Assembly committees that AB 996 is referred to may share this information with other legislators, their staff, committees, agencies, and the executive branch as we deem appropriate. We understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid California Indian Legal Services California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. Central California Legal Services mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] Executive Directors of Legal Aid Programs April 16, 2021 Page 2 Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance Inland County Legal Services Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles Legal Aid Society of Orange County Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Legal Services of Northern California Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Thank you for providing important information on the AB 996 (Nazarian). Sincerely, ADRIN NAZARIAN Member, 46th Assembly District ”

“[image: ] April 12, 2021 Salena Copeland Executive Director Legal Aid Association of California 350 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Suite 701 Oakland, CA 94612 Dear Ms. Copeland Please consider this request to have representatives from California’s Legal Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs provide in written and\/or oral form, to my office information and input regarding AB 1461 (Reyes) and issues regarding benefits for Violence Against Women Act petitioners, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status petitioners, U and T visas and Asylum Seekers. My office will share the program’s communication with other legislative staff, committees, agencies and the executive branch as we see appropriate. We understand the LSC-funded programs in California are: \u00b7 Bay Area Legal Aid \u00b7 California Indian Legal Services \u00b7 California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. \u00b7 Central California Legal Services \u00b7 Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance \u00b7 Inland County Legal Services \u00b7 Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles \u00b7 Legal Aid Society of Orange County \u00b7 Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. \u00b7 Legal Services of Northern California \u00b7 Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Thank you for providing this important information for the 2020-21 Legislative Session Sincerely, [image: ] Eloise Gomez Reyes Assembly Majority Leader, 47th District STATE CAPITOL P.O. BOX 942849 SACRAMENTO, CA 94249-0047 (916) 319-2047 FAX (916) 319-2147 DISTRICT OFFICE 290 NORTH D STREET, SUITE 903 SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92401 (909) 381-3238 FAX (909) 885-8589 E-MAIL [email protected] Assembly California Legislature ELOISE GOMEZ REYES MAJORITY LEADER ASSEMBLYMEMBER, FORTY-SEVENTH DISTRICT COMMITTEES AGING AND LONG-TERM CARE BUDGET JUDICIARY LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT UTILITIES AND ENERGY BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE NO. 2 ON EDUCATION FINANCE LEGISLATIVE ETHICS ”

” April 12, 2021 Re: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Participate in the Legislative Process for AB 74 (Gonzalez). Dear Executive Directors of legal aid programs: I am writing to invite information and feedback from representatives of California’s Legal Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs for AB 74 (Gonzalez) that impact low- income Californians. The information provided can either be in writing or in oral form, and it should be shared with my immediate office and any Senate or Assembly Committees that AB 74 (Gonzalez) is referred to. My office and the Senate or Assembly committees that AB 74 (Gonzalez) is referred to may share this information with other legislators, their staff, committees, agencies, and the executive branch as we deem appropriate. We understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid California Indian Legal Services California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. Central California Legal Services Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance Inland County Legal Services Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles Legal Aid Society of Orange County Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Legal Services of Northern California Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Thank you for providing important information on the AB 74 (Gonzalez). Sincerely, LORENA GONZALEZ Assemblywoman, 80th District STATE CAPITOL P.O. BOX 942849 SACRAMENTO, CA 94249-0070 (916) 319-2080 FAX (916) 319-2180 DISTRICT OFFICE 1350 FRONT ST, SUITE 6022 SAN DIEGO, CA 92101 (619) 338-8090 FAX (619) 338-8099 WEB SITE www.asm.cagov\/gonzalez LORENA GONZALEZ ASSEMBLYWOMAN, EIGHTIETH DISTRICT COMMITTEES CHAIR: APPROPRIATIONS CHAIR: SELECT COMMITTEE ON LATINA INEQUITIES ”

” March 6, 2021 Re: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Provide Information for SB 65 (Momnibus) Dear Executive Directors of legal aid programs: Please consider this an official request that representatives from California’s Legal Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs provide, in written and\/or oral form, to my office information and input regarding SB 65, the Momnibus bill, which seeks to improve outcomes for all pregnant, birthing, and postpartum people and their babies, particularly those from vulnerable populations and people of color by increasing income support, access to health care, including doula services, codifying the maternal mortality review board, strengthening local infant mortality review boards, and expanding access to midwives. My office will share the programs’ communication with other legislative staff, committee, agencies and the executive branch as we deem appropriate. We understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles California Indian Legal Services Legal Aid Society of Orange County California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Central California Legal Services Legal Services of Northern California Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Inland County Legal Services Thank you for providing important information on SB 65. Sincerely, Nancy Skinner Senator, 9th District cc: Salena Copeland, Legal Aid Association of California, [email protected] Jen Flory, Western Center on Law & Poverty, [email protected] ”

” February 22, 2021 Re: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Participate in the Legislative Process for AB 461 Dear Executive Directors of legal aid programs: I am writing to invite information and feed-back from representatives of California’s Legal Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs for AB 461 that impact low income Californians. The information provided can either be in writing or in oral form, and it should be shared with my immediate office and any Senate or Assembly Committees that AB 461 is referred to. My office and the Senate or Assembly committees that AB 461 is referred to may share this information with other legislators, their staff, committees, agencies, and the executive branch as we deem appropriate. We understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid California Indian Legal Services California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. Central California Legal Services Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance Inland County Legal Services Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles Legal Aid Society of Orange County Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Legal Services of Northern California Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Thank you for providing important information on the AB 461. Sincerely, CARLOS VILLAPUDUA Assemblymember, 13th District cc: Genevieve Richardson, Bay Area Legal Aid, [email protected] Dorothy Alther, California Indian Legal Services, [email protected] Jose Padilla, California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc., [email protected] Patience Milrod, Central California Legal Services, [email protected] Estela Casas, Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, [email protected] Darrell Moore, Inland Counties Legal Services, [email protected] Silvia Argueta, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, [email protected] Kate Marr, Legal Aid Society of Orange County, [email protected] Greg Knoll, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., [email protected] Gary Smith, Legal Services of Northern California, [email protected] Neal Dudovitz, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, [email protected] ”

“[image: ] Genevieve Richardson, Bay Area Legal Aid, [email protected] Dorothy Alther, California Indian Legal Services, [email protected] Jose Padilla, California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc., [email protected] Patience Milrod, Central California Legal Services, [email protected] Estela Casas, Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, [email protected] Darrell Moore, Inland Counties Legal Services, [email protected] Silvia Argueta, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, [email protected] Kate Marr, Legal Aid Society of Orange County, [email protected] Greg Knoll, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., [email protected] Gary Smith, Legal Services of Northern California, [email protected] Neal Dudovitz, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, [email protected] Re: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Participate in the Legislative Process for AB 396 Dear Executive Directors of legal aid programs: I am writing to invite information and feed-back from representatives of California’s Legal Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs for AB 396 that impact low-income Californians. The information provided can either be in writing or in oral form, and it should be shared with my immediate office and any Senate or Assembly Committees that AB 396 is referred to. My office and the Senate or Assembly committees that AB 396 is referred to may share this information with other legislators, their staff, committees, agencies, and the executive branch as we deem appropriate. We understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid California Indian Legal Services California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. Central California Legal Services Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance Inland County Legal Services Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles Legal Aid Society of Orange County Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Legal Services of Northern California Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Thank you for providing important information on the AB 396. Sincerely, [image: C:\\Users\\alpertda\\Desktop\\Gabriel, Jesse Signature.png] Jesse Gabriel Majority Whip Assemblymember, 45th District California State Assembly STATE CAPITOL PO. BOX 942849 SACRAMENTO, CA 94249-0045 (916) 319-2045, FAX (916) 319-2145, E-MAIL Assemblymember.Gabriel @ assembly.ca.gov Assembly California Legislature JESSE GABRIEL MAJORITY WHIP ASSEMBLYMEMBER, FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT DISTRICT OFFICE 20750 VENTURA BOULEVARD, SUITE 101 WOODLAND HILLS, CA 91364 (818) 346-4521 FAX (818) 346-4526 ”

” Genevieve Richardson, Bay Area Legal Aid, [email protected] Dorothy Alther, California Indian Legal Services, [email protected] Jos\u00e9 Padilla, California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc., [email protected] Patience Milrod, Central California Legal Services, [email protected] Kate Marr, Community Legal Aid SoCal, [email protected] Estela Casas, Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, [email protected] Darrell Moore, Inland Counties Legal Services, [email protected] Silvia Argueta, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, [email protected] Greg Knoll, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., [email protected] Gary Smith, Legal Services of Northern California, [email protected] Yvonne Mariajimenez, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, [email protected] March 22, 2021 Re: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Provide Information for AB 548 Dear Executive Directors of legal aid programs: I am writing to invite information and feedback from representatives of California’s Legal Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs for AB 548 (Unemployment Insurance Overpayment Reform Act). The information provided can either be in writing or in oral form, and it should be shared with my immediate office and any Senate or Assembly Committees that AB 548 is referred to. My office and the Senate or Assembly committees that AB 548 is referred to may share this information with other legislators, their staff, committees, agencies, and the executive branch as we deem appropriate. We understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles California Indian Legal Services Legal Aid Society of Orange County California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Central California Legal Services Legal Services of Northern California Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Inland County Legal Services Thank you for providing important information on AB 548. Sincerely, Wendy Carrillo Assemblymember, 51st District mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] cc: Kevin Aslanian, CA of California Welfare Rights Organizations, [email protected] Christopher Sanchez, Western Center on Law & Poverty, [email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] ”

” Genevieve Richardson, Bay Area Legal Aid, [email protected] Dorothy Alther, California Indian Legal Services, [email protected] Jos\u00e9 Padilla, California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc., [email protected] Patience Milrod, Central California Legal Services, [email protected] Kate Marr, Community Legal Aid SoCal, [email protected] Estela Casas, Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, [email protected] Darrell Moore, Inland Counties Legal Services, [email protected] Silvia Argueta, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, [email protected] Greg Knoll, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., [email protected] Gary Smith, Legal Services of Northern California, [email protected] Yvonne Mariajimenez, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, [email protected] February 2, 2021 Re: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Participate in Budget Dear Executive Directors of legal aid programs: Please consider this an official request that representatives from California’s Legal Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs provide, in written and\/or oral form, to my office information and input regarding the 2021-22 Budget. My office will share the programs’ communication with other legislative staff, committee, agencies and the executive branch as we deem appropriate. We understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid Inland County Legal Services California Indian Legal Services Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Central California Legal Services Legal Services of Northern California Community Legal Aid SoCal Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] Thank you for providing important information on the 2021-22 Budget. Sincerely, Joaquin Arambula Assemblymember, 31st District cc: Salena Copeland, Legal Aid Association of California, [email protected] Linda Nguy, Western Center on Law and Poverty, [email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] ”

” January 19, 2021 Genevieve Richardson, Bay Area Legal Aid, [email protected] Dorothy Alther, California Indian Legal Services, [email protected] Jose Padilla, California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc.,[email protected] Patience Milrod, Central California Legal Services, [email protected] Kate Marr, Community Legal Aid SoCal, [email protected] Estela Casas, Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, [email protected] Darrell Moore, Inland Counties Legal Services, [email protected] \u00b7 Silvia Argueta, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, [email protected] Greg Knoll, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., [email protected] Gary Smith, Legal Services of Northern California, [email protected] Yvonne Maria Jimenez, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, [email protected] Re: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Participate in the State Budget Process for 2021-2022 Dear Legal Aid Program Executive Directors: Please consider this an official request for representatives from California’s Legal Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs to provide information and input to the California Legislature regarding the 2021-22 Budget. This input can be provided in written and\/or oral form. Should your staff share information with my office directly, my office will share the communication with other legislative staff, committee, agencies and the executive branch as we deem appropriate. This invitation is also to share such information orally or written with any member of the Senate Budget & Fiscal Review Committee, including their staff. My intention is that this request for information and feedback be encompassing of all legal aid programs in the state, including the LSC funded programs. I understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid California Indian Legal Services California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. Central California Legal Services Community Legal Aid SoCal Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance Inland County Legal Services Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Legal Services of Northern California Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Ange mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:Inc.%[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] mailto:[email protected] Thank you for providing important information to help us shape the 2021-22 Budget and for your continued work to serve vulnerable Californians. Sincerely, Nancy Skinner California State Senator, SD-09 ”

” \ufffdHCS WILL LIGHTBOURNE DIRECTOR State of California-Health and Human Services Agency Department of Health Care Services GAVIN NEWSOM GOVERNOR October 29, 2020 Genevieve Richardson, Bay Area Legal Aid, [email protected] Dorothy Alther, California Indian Legal Services, [email protected] Jose Padilla, California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc., [email protected] Patience Milrod, Central California Legal Services. [email protected] Estela Casas, Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, [email protected] Darrell Moore, Inland Counties Legal Services, [email protected] Silvia Argueta, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, [email protected] Kate Marr, Legal Aid Society of Orange County, [email protected] Greg Knoll, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., [email protected] Gary Smith, Legal Services of Northern California, [email protected] Yvonne Mariajimenez, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, [email protected] All Others Whom It May Concern Dear Executive Directors and Others: The California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) has a long history of collaboration with its program advocates, stakeholders, and the people we serve. Millions of Californians every year are touched by the programs we oversee or operate. Out of the imperative to make fully informed decisions, DHCS has created an inclusive culture of regularly soliciting input from numerous perspectives, both formally and informally. For this purpose, DHCS convenes regular stakeholder meetings, engages in informal reviews of all-county letters and similar instructions or communications, and formally promulgates regulations under California’s Administrative Procedures Act or other applicable state law. Since at least 1998, California’s Legal Services Corporation (LSC)-funded programs always have been, and continue to be, invited to participate in these DHCS-organized engagements. The LSC-funded programs are a valued partner in the appropriate and responsible delivery of services to beneficiaries of the programs and services overseen or operated by DHCS. On behalf of DHCS, I appreciate and continue to invite their participation in these various efforts as they occur. Also, I continue to invite their input directly to me and any DHCS employee or contractor outside of these efforts in written Director’s Office MS 0000 P.O. Box 997413, Sacramento, CA 95899-7413 Phone: (916) 440-7400 Internet Address: http:\/\/www.DHCS.ca.gov Legal Services Corporation (LSC)-Funded Programs Page 2 October 29, 2020 or oral formats on any topic related to DHCS’ programs and services, and whenever else deemed appropriate. Nothing in this letter should be construed to exclude other entities from engaging in DHCS stakeholder meetings or otherwise providing input on DHCS programs and services. For any questions regarding this letter, please contact me at (916) 440-7 400. Sincerely, v’\\IW’\ufffd\ n—- Will Lightbourne Director cc: Jacey Cooper Chief Deputy Director Health Care Programs State Medicaid Director Department of Health Care Services [email protected] John Puente Deputy Director & Chief Counsel Office of Legal Services Department of Health Care Services [email protected] Carol Gallegos Deputy Director Legislative & Governmental Affairs Department of Health Care Services [email protected] ”

” OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR Genevieve Richardson, Bay Area Legal Aid, [email protected] Dorothy Alther, California Indian Legal Services, [email protected] Jose Padilla, California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc., [email protected] Patience Milrod, Central California Legal Services, [email protected] Kate Marr, Community Legal Aid SoCal, [email protected] Estela Casas, Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, [email protected] Darrell Moore, Inland Counties Legal Services, [email protected] Silvia Argueta, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, [email protected] Greg Knoll, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., [email protected] Gary Smith, Legal Services of Northern California, [email protected] Yvonne Mariajimenez, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, [email protected] August 28, 2020 Re: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Comment on 2020 Legislation Dear Executive Directors of Legal Aid Programs: On behalf of Governor Gavin Newsom, I am writing to request representatives from California’s Legal Services Corporation (LSC)-funded programs provide, in written and\/or oral form, to my office information and input regarding the following bills that may potentially impact low-income Californians: AB 826 (Santiago), AB 1869 (Committee on Budget), SB 824 (Committee on Budget) AB 2100 (Wood), AB 2276 (Reyes, C. Garcia, Quirk, and Salas), AB 2325 (Carrillo) AB 2520 (Chiu), AB 2782 (Stone), AB 3073 (Wicks), AB 3134 (Reyes), SB 803 (Beall), SB 855 (Wiener), SB 1029 (Pan), SB 1065 (Hertzberg), SB 1138 (Wiener), SB 1232 (Glazer), SB 1290 (Durazo and Mitchell), SB 1341 (Hurtado), SB 1399 (Durazo), and SB 1409 (Caballero). My office will share the programs’ communication within the executive branch and with the legislative branch as we deem appropriate. We understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid California Indian Legal Services California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM SACRAMENTO, CA 95814 (916) 445-2841 e Central California Legal Services Community Legal Aid SoCal (formerly Legal Aid Society of Orange County) Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance Inland Counties Legal Services Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Legal Services of Northern California Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Thank you for providing this important information for this Legislative Session. ANTHONY WILLIAMS Legislative Affairs Secretary cc: Salena Copeland, Executive Director, Legal Aid Association of California, [email protected] Zach Newman, Research Attorney, Legal Aid Association of California, [email protected] ”

” STATE CAPITOL ROOM 5108 SACRAMENTO, CA 95814 TEL (916) 651-4007 DISTRICT OFFICE 51 MORAGA WAY, SUITE 2 ORINDA, CA 94563 TEL (925) 258-1176 [email protected] SENATOR STEVEN M. GLAZER SEVENTH SENATE DISTRICT Genevieve Richardson, Bay Area Legal Aid, grichardson(q\ufffd1.l.9xg Dorothy Alther, California Indian Legal Services, dalther((i)calindian.org Jose Padilla, California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc., jpadilia(\ufffdl)crla.org Patience Milrod, Central California Legal Services, pmilrod(u)centralcallegQ.Ll2Ig Estela Casas, Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, ecasas(filgbla.org Darrell Moore, Inland Counties Legal Services, [email protected] Silvia Argueta, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, [email protected] Kate Marr, Legal Aid Society of Orange County, lq11mr{i\u00a31\ufffdgal-aid.coJJJ Greg Knoll, Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc., gck(a;lassd.org Gary Smith, Legal Services of Northern California, gsmith(q)Isnc.net CHAIR BUSINESS, PROFESSIONS & ECONOMI!= DEVELOPMENT SELECT COMMITTEE ON STUDENT SUCCESS COMMITTEES BUDGET & FISCAL REVIEW GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION HUMAN SERVICES INSURANCE Neal Dudovitz, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles, [email protected] Re: Invitation to Legal Service Organizations to Participate in the Legislative Process for SB 1232 Dear Executive Directors oflegal aid programs: I am writing to invite information and feed-back from representatives of California 1s Legal\u00b7\u00b7 Services Corporations (LSC) funded programs for SB 1232 which impact low income Californians. The information provided can either be in writing or in oral form, and it should be shared with my immediate office and any Senate or Assembly Committees that SB 1232 is referred to. My office and the Senate or Assembly committees that SB 374 is referred to may share this information with other legislators, their staff, committees, agencies, and the executive branch as we deem appropriate. We understand that the LSC-funded programs in California are: Bay Area Legal Aid California Indian Legal Services California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc. Central California Legal Services Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance Inland County Legal Services Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles Legal Aid Society of Orange County Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. Legal Services of Northern California Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles Thank you for providing important information on the SB 1232. Sincerely, ”

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