What is 211?
211 serves as an informational tool to find local public resources and services from government, community and non-profit organizations. Find help with food, housing, child care, job training, mental health and many more services that can help either you, your friends, or your family when times get tough.
Find services
Housing
Vivienda
Utilities
Utilidades
Food
Comida
Mental Health
Salud Mental
Addictions
Adiciones
Health
Salud
Transportation
Transportacion
Household
Hogar
Income
Ingresos
Family
Familia
Legal
Education
Educacion
Drinking Water
Agua Potable
Veterans
Veteranos
Victim Services
Servicios Para Victimas
Probation
Libertad Condicional
Stress Relief
El Alivio Del Estres
Volunteer Opportunities
Opportunidades de Voluntario
Extreme Heat & Community Resilience
Quit Smoking or Vaping Today
211 Kings County is a partner agency with Kick It California (KIC). If you or someone you know wants help quitting smoking or vaping, KIC is here to support you.
KIC can help you:
Build a personalized quit plan
Track your progress
Manage cravings
Receive check-in calls from a trained quit coach
You don’t have to do this alone. All services are free and confidential.
Participants who complete an initial coaching call are eligible for a $20 digital gift card from KIC.
Ready to get started? Click “Sign Up Here” and we’ll be in touch.
Find help at your fingertips
Looking for resources in Kings County? Download the 211 Intelliful mobile app to find resources near you. Use your Zip Code to search by text or categories to connect you to services such as food pantries, community clinics, or support groups and much more.
*Available in both English and Spanish
October Food Calendar
Calendario De Comida De Octubre
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Kings County Behavioral Health is committed to resolving issues related to the implementation and ongoing operations of its programs. The resolution of issues associated with MHSA-funded programs is part of the Department’s overall issue resolution process. If any community member or sponsor (including consumers/family members, provider or members of the general public is dissatisfied with any MSHA activity or process, the individual may file a grievance at any point with the Patients’ Rights Advocate at http://www.kcbh.org/mental-health-services-act.html.
