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The typical General Assistance/General Relief recipient is a low-income single person who has limited resources and does not receive any other Public Benefits. The typical CalWORKS recipients are low-income families with minor children who may also receive other Public Benefits.
CalFresh is not the same as CalWORKs or welfare. You will not have to pay any money back unless you are overpaid. You do not need to report CalFresh on your tax return. You can get CalFresh even if you get money from a job, disability, unemployment, Social Security, CalWORKs, General Assistance or retirement.
Be low-income. Your income and resources (like a bank account) must be below the financial limits set by your county. The home you live in does not count as a resource. Be a citizen or have legal immigration status.
General Relief (GR) is a County-funded program that provides cash aid if you are an adult without any income or resources, and children in certain special circumstances who are ineligible for federal or State programs.
GR includes a monthly cash grant of $221 for a single person and access to supportive services. An average GR case for a needy adult consists of one person, living alone, with no income or resources. To be eligible for GR, an individual must be a resident of Los Angeles County.

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CalWORKs helps with cash to pay for rent, housing, food, clothing, medical payments, and utilities for families with at least one child in the home. There are other cash aid programs that you may qualify for, like: General Assistance/General Relief (GA/GR) for single adults.

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