Help/assistance for broke mentally disabled addict in California?

Hi, I’m not sure where to turn so I’ll go to the internet and see if anyone has any advice/knowledge about this sort of thing in California. My 60 year old mother has been plagued by mental disability and severe meth addiction for most of her adult life. About 10 years ago, she cleaned up from the street drugs, but is now, I believe, addicted to painkillers, and her brain is essentially fried from years of drug use (still hallucinates, crazy conspiracy theories, etc.). She actually held a job for a few years about 8 years ago, but when another relative of ours died and left her a substantial inheratance, she got fired/quit/who knows in order to live off the free money she was to receive–of course in her mind the money would never end. I was named the trustee. This inheratance, though substantial, coudl have lasted her about 9 years tops if she was extremely prudent with her money–as it stands, it looks like it will last her about 6-7, and here we are.

She is in as bad a shape as she’s ever been in, and though I’ve pleaded with her to get a job for the past decade (honestly my entire life), she is burning through the money so fast without a thought to consequences.

I don’t believe she’ll even qualify for social security because I doubt she has enough quarters. She has honestly never worked for more than 6 months at a time since I’ve known her, almost 40 years now. She has gotten by on charm and charity, but both wells are drying up for her as she gets older and more tired and has no more stones to bleed. I don’t think she could even hold a job at this point as she is just too broken.

I’m a new father and my wife and I get by but we just get by and certainly can’t support her. Not to mention we live across the country, and at this point, my relationship with her is so shattered, I can’t muster the energy to do much besides point her in the right direction at this point, or make some phone calls on her behalf. I’ve done the rest already for 15+ years, setting her up in countless apartments which she then gets evicted from, flown out there, rescued her from homelessness, etc., given her tens of thousands of dollars for rent, and I just can’t do it anymore, particuarly now that I have a new baby. It’s not that I won’t. I can’t. I don’t have the time or money anymore.

And she couldn’t live with us. I wouldn’t endanger my child by having her with us, and I honestly don’t think my wife nor I could handle it (and we live in a two bedroom if we’re talking practicality).

She has no other family. Everyone else is dead or has written her off for dead.

So that’s where we are…

What does she have to do to get assistance? Is there anything available for her, and can I call on her behalf? Please understand that she is probably PAST the point of getting a job, though that would be ideal. But who would hire her? I’m pretty sure McDonald’s isn’t looking for 60 year old ex-meth additcs with no employment history, and I don’t even think at this point that she could physically do menial labor…

Is there anyone I can call on her behalf who will help her? She lives in downtown Long Beach.

I need pracitcal information, preferably from someone in social services or someone who was on the street and has made a better life for themselves. I don’t need judgment or sympathy. I just need phone numbers/idea/names of agencies that can help her and what those people can do for her so I can make one final push to get her the help she needs. I would really like her to meet her grandchild someday, but I just don’t see how that will be possible if she doesn’t get help from someone.

Thank you for assisting me on this complicated topic.