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FRAUD TIP FOR EBT CLIENTS: Prevent CalFresh and CalWORKs theft by changing your EBT card PIN on the last day of each month before your deposit day.
Your card may have been skimmed and the card information stolen even if you still have your card. Changing your PIN today is a simple measure to prevent your benefits from being used fraudulently.
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January is National Human Trafficking (HT) Awareness Month.
Traffickers may offer LGBTQIA+ youth a sense of family, protection or love to build rapport and dependency or to create a sense of relationship and loyalty.
If you need services & info, contact (800) 636-6738 or htvictimservices@icfs.org.
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News Release: January 27, 2023
Ventura County law enforcement leaders issue statement regarding death of Tyre Nichols in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Congratulations to Chief Steve Shorts! We look forward to continuing our close relationship with Simi Valley Police under your leadership.Earlier today, City Manager Brian Gabler announced that Steve Shorts has been named as the City's next Police Chief. Read more in the press release at www.simivalley.org/Home/Components/News/News/6429/966 ... See MoreSee Less
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This week Deputy District Attorney Rikole Kelly provided a refresher training for @venturapolice about common human trafficking misconceptions.
Human Trafficking can take many forms. Traffickers are master manipulators and key in on vulnerabilities of victims in order to exploit them. If you or someone you know needs more information, please call 800-636-6738, or email htvictimservices@icfs.org.
#HumanTraffickingAwarenessMonth #humantraffickingawareness #humantrafficking
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The Ventura County Human Trafficking Task Force works closely with the Department of Labor to ensure all of our county employees are aware of their rights and know we are here to help!
For anyone needing services or wanting more information, please contact our hotline at (800) 636-6738 or email at htvictimservices@icfs.org
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