Community Outreach Resources
Community Outreach Resources
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This site is intended to provide MVA families with information, links, and resources across Riverside County. It is arranged by city/region. There are also pages for our Mission Vista specific resources. For more help or questions, please contact our school's Homeless Liaison, Lisa Mesa, lisa.mesa@missionvistaacademy.org.
This site is intended to provide MVA families with information, links, and resources across Riverside County. It is arranged by city/region. There are also pages for our Mission Vista specific resources. For more help or questions, please contact our school's Homeless Liaison, Lisa Mesa, lisa.mesa@missionvistaacademy.org.
City Net-Riverside County
City Net-Riverside County
This program provides a variety of services for our neighbors experiencing homelessness that include outreach, case management, housing navigation, interim housing, operate shelters and referrals to partnering local programs.
Currently available in the cities of Corona, Hemet, Murrieta, Norco, Perris, Riverside, and San Jacinto!
See the contact information to the right or visit the CityNet Website.
Contact Information
Contact Information
In need of outreach and case management services? Complete our outreach inquiry form HERE or you can also leave a message using the number below. You should receive a response within a business week.
City Net Riverside County Team - 951-390-3567
For after-hours needs you can reach out to 211 or click here-> 211 Website. You can also refer to the County of Riverside, Department of Public Social Services website for more information or click here-> DPSS website. If this is an emergency, please call 911.
CA Meals for Kids Mobile App
CA Meals for Kids Mobile App
Download the California Meals for Kids mobile app today. The app makes it easy for families and caregivers to find summer and afterschool meal locations. Find sites by physical location, custom map, county, city, ZIP code, and partial site name. Starting this academic year, California became the first state in the nation to implement a universal meals program in which all children are eligible to receive free breakfast and lunch regardless of their individual eligibility. Download the California Meals for Kids app from Apple's App Store, Google's Play Store, or Microsoft's app store and read more on
USDA National Hunger Hotline
For immediate access to food call: 1-833-3-HUNGRY
Riverside and San Bernardino Counties have opened a new Hunger Resource Center
The mission is to combat hunger by providing food access, emergency relief, education, and advocacy to families. This facility includes a learning center, and a community center with a grocery store-like option, The Fresh Start Pantry by Goodman.
Riverside County Office of Education Resources for mental health and wellness:
Riverside County Office of Education Resources for mental health and wellness:
RCOE Community Resources Guide (PDF) is a compilation of community agencies and referral sources to help the students and families understand and navigate the local resources available to them.
RCOE Resource Guide was developed specifically to help families find food resources, financial assistance, health resources and mental health crisis/emergency services during COVID-19.
Looking for Services in the Inland Region?
Looking for Services in the Inland Region?
Try searching the online 211+ database.
Try searching the online 211+ database.
The information covers both Riverside and San Bernardino Counties
The information covers both Riverside and San Bernardino Counties
and can be searched by keyword or agency name.
and can be searched by keyword or agency name.
Or, dial 211 to speak to a
Or, dial 211 to speak to a
Community Resource Advisor
Community Resource Advisor
24 hours a day 7 days a week
24 hours a day 7 days a week
211 works a bit like 911. Calls to 211 are routed by the local telephone company to a local or regional calling center. The 211 center’s referral specialists receive requests from callers, access databases of resources available from private and public health and human service agencies, match the callers’ needs to available resources, and link or refer them directly to an agency or organization that can help.
The Call Center for Riverside and San Bernardino Counties is run by Inland SoCal United Way.
Claim your child's free funded CalKids account for college
Claim your child's free funded CalKids account for college
Claim your child’s funded college savings account today. CalKIDS is a program from the State of California that funds up to $1,500 in free money for eligible low-income public school students to save for college and career training.
For more information, visit calkids.org
Rent and Utility Relief for Riverside County
Rent and Utility Relief for Riverside County
The United Lift program provides up to 12 months of unpaid rent and utilities—plus an additional three months of future rental payments—for eligible Riverside County residents.
The United Lift program provides up to 12 months of unpaid rent and utilities—plus an additional three months of future rental payments—for eligible Riverside County residents.
Affordable Home Internet
Affordable Home Internet
If you have questions, please call toll free, 1-844-841-INFO (4636) to find out if you pre-qualify for an affordable Home Internet offer. If you qualify the representative will ask a trusted community-based organization to call you back to help you choose an offer.
If you have questions, please call toll free, 1-844-841-INFO (4636) to find out if you pre-qualify for an affordable Home Internet offer. If you qualify the representative will ask a trusted community-based organization to call you back to help you choose an offer.
The State of California has expanded the eligibility for mortgage assistance to homeowners who have been impacted by the COVID pandemic. Homeowners who missed payments in 2022 are now eligible. Previously, the program was only open to those who missed payments in December 2021 or earlier.
The State of California has expanded the eligibility for mortgage assistance to homeowners who have been impacted by the COVID pandemic. Homeowners who missed payments in 2022 are now eligible. Previously, the program was only open to those who missed payments in December 2021 or earlier.
Homeowners can also now get assistance for past due property taxes. In order to be eligible, homeowners must make 150% or less of a county's median income. You can find more information, including an income eligibility calculator, by visiting CaMortgageRelief.org or calling 888-840-2594.
Homeowners can also now get assistance for past due property taxes. In order to be eligible, homeowners must make 150% or less of a county's median income. You can find more information, including an income eligibility calculator, by visiting CaMortgageRelief.org or calling 888-840-2594.
CAREspace services can be accessed by calling 951-276-CARE (2273) or by going to www.rcoe.us/carespace and filling out the online referral form.
To address the rising need for mental health services for students, the Riverside County Office of Education has opened six CAREspace locations. Each CAREspace is designed to serve as a dedicated location for students to re-charge, re-focus, and get into the right head space for learning while providing access to mental health and related services to students, families, schools, and the community of Riverside County.
To address the rising need for mental health services for students, the Riverside County Office of Education has opened six CAREspace locations. Each CAREspace is designed to serve as a dedicated location for students to re-charge, re-focus, and get into the right head space for learning while providing access to mental health and related services to students, families, schools, and the community of Riverside County.
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