You need Javascript enabled for this to workFact sheet outlines the senior-related program reductions contained in proposed California budget.
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Summary

February, 2010. The SCAN Foundation today released a fact sheet outlining the senior-related program reductions contained in the 2010-2011 California state budget proposed by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger on Jan. 8. The planned budget would decrease General Fund spending in the Health and Human Services Agency by $4 billion, significantly affecting programs that currently serve California's senior population. The fact sheet is available on The SCAN Foundation web site.

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