Resources
"Dare to reach out your hand into the darkness, to pull another hand into the light.” Norman B. Rice
Helping Humans Resource Page
This amazing website, created by Redlands Unified students, provides information about nonprofit organizations and service providers throughout Redlands and neighboring cities. Information available includes where students/families may get: clothing; employment assistance; food; hot meals; youth services; laundry/shower facilities; medical services, etc.
Check it out! Helping Humans Resource Page
Academic Case Carrier Resource Card
Elementary School Aged Children Resource Card
AB 1806: PUPIL SERVICES-HOMELESS CHILDREN OR YOUTH
Community Resources: SB County DBH Resources
http://wp.sbcounty.gov/dbh/
*As Academic Case Carrier Counselors, we don’t have resources directly, but we do work with agencies that can provide many resources. Please call the following phone numbers for assistance.
*Unsure who to call? Start with 2-1-1.
Mental Health
Citrus Counseling Services (909) 793-1078
CSUSB Community Counseling Center (909) 537-5569
Dept. of Behavioral Health School Aged Treatment Services (909) 792-0747
Family Service Agency of San Bernardino (909) 886-6737
IEHP Community Resource Centers (CRC) (866) 228-4347
Inland Behavioral & Health Services (909) 881-6146
Inland Regional Center (IRC) (909) 890-3148
LLU Counseling and Family Sciences Clinic (909) 558-9500
One-Stop TAY Centers (909) 387-7194
Phoenix Community Counseling Center (909) 387-7200
South Coast Community Services (SCCS) (877) 527-7227
Spring to Autumn Family Counseling (909) 557-6574
Victor Community Support Services (909) 522-4656
Crisis Services
Dept. of Behavioral Health Crisis Stabilization Units (909) 361-6470
Dept. of Behavioral Health Crisis Walk-In Clinics (909) 421-9495
LLU Behavioral Medical Center (909) 558-9275
Case Management
Centralized Children’s Intensive Case Management (909) 501-0070
Children's Assessment Center of San Bernardino (909) 382-3535
Outpatient Drug-Free
Mariposa Community Counseling (909) 458-1376
Matrix Institute (909) 395-0888
Intensive Behavior Residential Services
River Stones Residential Treatment Services (855) 748-3767
Wraparound Services
Uplift Family Services (909) 266-2700
Housing/Rental Assistance
Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County (909) 723-1560
Rental assistance program for San Bernardino County families:
The San Bernardino County Community Development and Housing Department (CDH) is partnering with Inland Southern California 211+ to assist San Bernardino County residents with settling rental arrears and utilities that accrued due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
https://inlandsocaluw.org/rental-assistance
Rental Assistance — Inland SoCal United Way
Main Phone: (909) 751-1180 Main Fax: (909) 751-1114 Contact Us Main Office - Rancho Cucamonga 9624 Hermosa Avenue Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730 Phone: (909) 980-2857 Riverside Office 1835 Chicago Avenue B
inlandsocaluw.org
Family Service Association of Redlands (909) 793-2673
Inland Temporary Homes (909) 796-6381
HACSB offers low-income housing for individuals and families, applications available online for low-income apartments. Please visit the website at www.hacsb.com and select the Applicant Portal to create an account to submit an application. HACSB does not provide immediate or emergency assistance. Calling 211 may provide you with resources that may have emergency assistance available.
Steps 4 Life Community Services Parents With Children (PWC) Steps 4 Life Community Services (S4LCS) started providing transitional/supportive housing to homeless women and children in 2001. We have since grown to also provide housing for fathers seeking to provide a stable and safe environment to help their family unit acclimate back into a wholesome family environment. Family bonding and family interpersonal communication development is the goal. For screening requests please call (909) 335-1488
Hannah’s House of Hope (909) 230-2132 ask for Kim, or (909) 894-6148 ask for Marcella
Faith-based, for women and children
Redlands Police Department, ask for Nightwatch Commander at 5:00 p.m.
Lighthouse Social Services (951) 571-3533
Inland Temporary Homes
Inland Housing solutions offers a variety of services to families, to assist them on their journey to self-sufficiency. The following services are offered to all of our families: Housing Navigation: Families initially meet with the Housing Navigator for assistance in obtaining permanent housing. Once permanent housing is obtained, clients may periodically meet with the Housing Navigator to ensure that permanent housing is being maintained and that all areas of the lease agreement are being upheld. The Housing Navigator may also assist in any mediation between the clients and landlord. Case Management: focuses on goal planning, maintaining stable housing, time management and self-improvement. Life Skills: focuses on promoting personal growth and covers topics such as budgeting, time management, and goal setting. Mental Health: available individual and family therapy provided by a licensed mental health clinician and interns. Follow-up: families are eligible to participate in a six-month follow-up, after the Infinite Horizons program.
Inland Housing Vision
Sights for Students (eye exams and 1 pair of glasses) www.sightforstudents.org
There are five basic qualifications your child must meet in order to receive a Sight for Students gift certificate.
· Family income is no more than 200% of federal poverty level
· Child is not enrolled in Medicaid or other vision insurance.
· Child is 18 years old or younger and has not graduated from high school.
· Child or parent is a U.S. citizen or legal immigrant with a social security number.
· Child has not used the Sight for Students program during the past 12 months.
Includes a vision exam and certificate to redeem for glasses at participating doctors office. Parents and guardians interested in seeking assistance through the Sight for Students program must work through community partners-Redlands Unified and/or The Boys and Girls Club of Redlands. Redlands Unified- Barbara Collins (909) 307-5300 School Nurse The Boys and Girls Club of Redlands- Audrey (909) 798-4599
CHDP Program – Redlands Community Hospital Family Clinic - 909.388.0400
802 W. Colton Ave Suite E, Redlands 9237
*a complete physical exam will be performed on child
proof of income
no insurance or MediCal
RUSD vision report
Lions Club Eye Program - 909.793.2673
Family Service Association of Redlands
612 Lawton St, Redlands
· Must be RUSD student
· call to schedule an appt.
To apply for a free eye exam or glasses, call VISION USA at 1-800-766-4466.
https://new-eyes.org/source-of-free-eye-exams
New Eyes purchases new prescription eyeglasses for low-income individuals in the U.S. through a voucher program. To be eligible for our program, applicants must:
· Have household income at or below 200% of the U.S. Poverty guidelines. · Have had a recent eye exam with a pupillary distance measurement (or click here to learn how to measure pupillary distance) . New Eyes does not pay for eye exams. Contact Us if you need assistance in locating a source of free or low-cost eye exams.
· Have no other resources available to them to pay for glasses, including federal or state programs or assistance from local charitable organizations.
A New Eyes voucher provides a basic pair of single or lined bifocal eyeglasses.
Haircuts
Redlands First United Methodist Church has showers on Saturdays. The barber shop comes to the church one Saturday a month to do haircuts for homeless families. Contact the church to confirm which weekends they will be having haircuts. Here is their contact info:
Redlands 1st UMC
1 E. Olive Avenue
Redlands, CA 92373
(909) 793-2118 www.redlandsfirstchurch.org