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This is a call to ACTION!

Volunteers unload donations of supplies for CHA’s disaster relief distributions to members affected by the October 2017 Tubbs fire.

Rise to the Challenge!

Volunteer lay advocates Kendall Brooks (left) and Susan Malone (center) assist a member to document her request in preparation for a free-of-charge consultation with volunteer attorney Angela Emerick during a Legal Advice Session.

Be Part of the Solution!

Workers Benefit Council delegate Arcelia Jiminez joins a delegation at the July 12, 2018 California Public Utilities Commission hearing to demand the Commission reject any PG&E rate increases.

Join us today!

CHA is fighting for real economic recovery from the bottom up. Our battle against the rising poverty rate and lack of living wages in our communities is consistent with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted by all 193 nations of the United Nations – including the US – in September 2015. The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) call upon all nations to prioritize the elimination of poverty – “in all its forms everywhere”, hunger and 15 other development goals that must be addressed if we are to have a sustainable future – to preserve both humanity and the planet. But we can’t do it alone.

YOU can play an active role in changing the future course of history, by joining those of us who have the least, and building organization that will help all of us ensure that our needs are being met.

YOU can choose organizing as a profession. Volunteers are urgently needed to do the hard work of uniting all members of our working communities regardless of race, gender, age, and background to meet the challenges that increasing poverty in our nation has placed upon all of us! Join us on a membership canvass, for a Benefit Session aiding members with utility advocacy and advocacy for adequate hours of in-home care, or on a membership food distribution.

 

Call (707) 591-9573 today to learn how YOU can make a difference.

CHA is… HERE TO WIN – HERE TO STAY!

…HERE UNTIL POVERTY ISN’T!

California Homemakers Association


1819 Fourth Street
Santa Rosa, CA 95404


(707) 591-9573

California Homemakers Association

1819 Fourth Street
Santa Rosa, CA 95404


(707) 591-9573


Photo on the left: Sonoma County Workers Benefit Council delegates and California Homemakers Association volunteers gather outside the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) after presenting their demands that the CPUC do their job and deny yet another PG&E request for a rate increase.

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Photo in the middle: CHA volunteers (left to right) Jessica Murphy, Aryanna Chavez and Shelby Marvell distribute hygiene supplies in front of Saint Joseph’s Church in Middletown, Lake County to aid members and other Valley Fire victims that joined an ad hoc disaster relief unit.


Photo on the right: CHA Administrative Assistant Greg Lomakin (right) leads canvass teams into Guerneville to reach flood victims as well as IHSS workers concerned with proposed cuts in hours. Council delegate Jose de Jesus Enriquez Gutierrez (center) trains Kaitlyn Lane (kneeling) and Brenda D’Arigo (second from right) in signing up new members, while Council delegate Pedro Barba (back, right) also signs up a member.

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