Homeless Resources

Victor Valley Rescue Mission

Emergency Warming Center

14806 Seventh St

Victorville, CA 92395

Call: (760) 955-5958

Hours: 6 pm-7 am (no pets)

Admission Procedures: Open when weather below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. People can show up to the SB County fairgrounds when the warming center is open.

Requirements: No requirements needed, but better to have your ID.

Population served: Male, Female and Families

Services available on site: Victor Valley Rescue Mission operates the warming center at the fairgrounds. Separately they also offer many different services during the weekday including coffee and pastry in the morning, hygiene kits, food pantry, and clothing. Vouchers for a new ID card at DMV are also provided. Victor Valley Rescue Mission also operates a 9 month men's life recovery program as well. Call (760) 952-3918 – Kenae for further information.

Set Free Church (ends March 31)

13700 Calimesa Blvd.

Yucaipa, CA 92399

Naomi: 909-446-0033

Hours: Line up at 6:45 pm

Admission Procedures: Line up starting at 6:45 pm and their intakes are done by 8 pm. SW can call ahead of time if having a patient discharging directly there to check on availability. Yucaipa usually has plenty of open beds.

Requirements: Need to be off property during the day, FWW, Cane, Wheelchair okay. Population Served: Males, Females

Services available on site: Also have a 60 day Ranch they operate in Lake Elsinore for men and women that they can help get connected to that offers transportation Wed & Sun after 5 pm.

Central City Lutheran Mission

1354 North G St.

San Bernardino, CA 92405

(909) 381-6921

Hours: Check in at 7 pm; Out by 7 am - must leave during the day and return at night.

Admission Procedures: By appointment only. Any agency can send a letter verifying homelessness ahead of time to receive an appointment. Once you have an appointment you will be interviewed on site by the case manager at CCLM for admission. You are only allowed to stay max 90 days. Can email a letter to the case manager at snibo@lsssc.org. Call after letter is sent to confirm they received it.

Requirements: No sex offenders, No Arson, No Walker, No Wheelchair, have to be independent.

Population served: Adult Males Only.

Services available on site: Case manager meetings weekly, blankets, hygiene kit, dinner, breakfast, showers.

High Desert Homeless Services

14049 Amargosa Rd.

Victorville, CA 92392

(760) 245-5991

Hours: Open 24/7; up to 90 day stay.

Admission Procedures: Must have an ID and SSN. Must pass a drug test on site. If on PSYCH meds must go with them. Call first to check if there is a bed available. Will complete a background check over phone first and will conditionally be accepted over phone but still need to pass drug screen and interview once arrive on site.

Requirements: No sex offender, No DV, No violent crimes. Must be independent. Walker, Wheelchair, Cane, Oxygen okay as long as independent and need no assistance.

Population served: male, female, and children.

Services available on site: Street showers available to anyone off street. Hygiene items, clothing closet, and food available. Can accommodate up to 55 beds.

Inland Valley Hope Partners

1753 N. Park Ave

Pomona, CA 91768

(909) 622-3806

Hours: Monday -Thursday 8:30 am - 6:30 pm

Admission Procedures: Call number and leave a vmail to place your name on the waitlist for Emergency Shelter. Wait list is approx. 30-90days long. You will complete a phone screening via phone.

Requirements: No sex offenders, no violent crime, no DV history, No victims of DV. No single men.

Population served: women, women w/children, and father's w/children.

Services available on site: Case management, rental assistance, vouchers, rapid rehousing.

Operation Grace

1595 E. Art Townsend Dr.

San Bernardino, CA 92408

(909) 382-8540

Jessica Alexander, Executive Director: Operationgrace1595@gmail.com

Hours: Mon-Thurs 9 am - 12 pm (intake)

Admission Procedures: The homeless person can call themselves or email directly from the website online. Will complete a phone screening and then come in for an appointment after the screening call. Limited availability as they operate a 6 bed emergency women's shelter (stay 3mos) and also have a 4 unit apartment building open to anyone (stay for 2 yrs). Expected to be mobile, volunteering or involved looking for work at the shelter.

Requirements: any women, behavioral health issues on case by case basis

Population served: female only, No wheelchair, 3 steps leading to door

Services available on site: community outreach, educational, school supplies, food bank

The STAY (Transitional Age Youth)

780 Gilbert Street Building H

San Bernardino, CA 92415

(909) 763-4760

Hours: Open 24/7 everyday

Admission Procedures: This is a voluntary mental health program for ages 18-25year old who are in an active mental health crisis. Call number to complete an intake phone screening and then come in for an appointment. Patients require 24/7 supervision but do not meet criteria for a BHU admission. Maximum stay is 90days. DME is allowed on a case by case basis. Need SB COUNTY medi-cal or be willing to transition over to SB County Medi-Cal from another County.

Requirements: meet age criteria and be in an active mental health crisis.

Population served: 18 - 25 year-old, male and females.

Services available on site: individual & group counseling, psychiatry, connects TAY to housing, education, vocational, healthcare, and other resources.

Family Assistance Program

The Open Door- Victims of Human Trafficking

Hope House - Victims of DV

15075 7th Street

Victorville, CA 92395

(760) 843-0701

Hotline: (760) 949-4357

Hours: Open 24/7 everyday

Admission Procedures: Call hotline above and speak with an intake person if you have been a victim of either Domestic Violence or Human Trafficking. Emergency shelter is available for either situation.

Requirements: Victim of DV or Human Trafficking.

Population served: male, female, families

Services available on site: individual, group counseling, restraining orders, help navigating the legal system.

Rest For Your Souls, Inc.

2057 Adams St

San Bernardino, CA 92407

(877) 584-5621 or (562) 972-5002

Hours: Open 24/7 everyday

Admission Procedures: This is a faith based Men's only working home where residents will be required to work in community, attend bible study, and AA/NA meetings. Residents will need to be ambulatory so they can go out and work as available. Call and complete pre-screening via phone first. Residents are housed 2-3 people per room. Able to stay 6mos -1 year.

Requirements: Need to physically be able to work. No wheelchair. Mental Illness or medical condition cannot affect abilities to work in community.

Population served: Males only.

Services available on site: Prayer, bible study, AA/NA meetings.

Our House (Youth 11-17 year-old)

1387 Jasper Ave

Mentone, CA 92359

(909) 335-2676

Hours: Open 24/7 everyday

Admission Procedures: This is an emergency youth shelter available for minors ages 11-17 year-old. Minors can be brought in by Children and Family Services, walk in themselves, or be brought in by family members. Clients do not need to have CFS involvement. Preference is to call and complete an intake via phone prior to arrival.

Requirements: minors ages 11-17 year-old.

Population served: male, female

Services available on site: Case management, individual & group counseling. Provide a safe alternative to living on the streets.

A Time for Change Foundation

PO Box 25040

San Bernardino, CA 92406

(909) 886-2994

Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 am - 5:30 pm

Admission Procedures: Call to complete phone screening, set up face to face interview with other residents and staff in program. Move in date will be given based on availability. Unlimited stay as long as working on goals. Operates a women's emergency shelter for single women and women with children.

Requirements: Remain drug free, FWW, Cane, Wheelchair okay.

Population Served: Women: and Women w/children.

Services available on site: Educational classes, women wellness, case management, self-sufficiency, drug alcohol treatment, rental assistance.

The Salvation Army

925 W. 10th St

San Bernardino, CA 92411

(909) 888-4880 ask for Kathy x203

Hours: Call anytime

Admission Procedures: Call to complete a phone screening first. If accepted via phone and have an open bed will be allowed to go to the above address. Residents can stay up to 90days max if they comply with the program. Residents are required to put money into savings. Residents are allowed to stay beginning from 4:30 pm to 7:30 am the following morning. Have to be out during the daytime and return at night.

Requirements: No FWW, no Cane, no wheelchair, no oxygen. No single males.

Population served: females, female's w/children, male w/children.

Services available on site: Also offering a Transitional Living Center for $460/month for a maximum of 6mos for those individuals with income.

Mary's Mercy Center, Inc.

641 N. Roberds Ave.

San Bernardino, CA 92411

(909) 889-2558

Hours: 8 am - 4 pm

Admission Procedures: Call first and complete phone screening over phone and find out if any available beds. Long term Catholic residential home providing alternatives to abortion, domestic violence, substance abuse/homelessness. They operate two houses; Veronica's Home of Mercy I and II.

Requirements: Pregnant females, Females with young children.

Population served: Female w/ child, or pregnant females only.

Services available on site: showers, emergency food, clothing closet, hot food.

U.S. Vets

Multiple Locations in Riverside & San Bernardino

(951) 269-1119

Outreach Coordinator: Albert Rivera

Hours: Intake on Mon-Fri, sometimes avail on Weekends as well.

Admission Procedures: Have the Veteran speak with the Outreach Coordinator via phone. Coordinator will assess which program is most suited for the homeless veteran. May need to meet face to face.

Requirements: Need to be a Veteran and homeless. Walker, wheelchair, oxygen okay. No PC 290 or Arson history is allowed.

Population served: Homeless Veterans

Services available on site: Riverside-6 bed emergency housing; Riverside- 120 bed transitional housing program; March AFB Veterans Village- 136 apartment unit permanent housing program; San Bernardino "Safe Haven" - 24 unit emergency housing apartments located near Loma Linda VA

Mentally Ill Homeless Program

237 W. Mill Street

San Bernardino, CA 92408

(909) 388-5600

Fax: (909) 386-5289

Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 am - 5:30 pm

Admission Procedures: Send packet from Hospital to program either fax or email with list of diagnosis and meds. Patient speaks with staff via phone. Patient needs to meet staff in person for an interview.

Requirements: Need to have a mental illness. Need to be ambulatory and independent. Cannot have any income. No recent violence. No arson. No PC 290. Need to have medi-cal

Population served: Men, Women, 18-65 year-old

Services available on site: Provides shelter services, case management, and employment and outreach services. Transportation provided. Encouraged to attend outpatient substance abuse programs for recovery. Program through DBH. No children able to be housed. Undocumented persons able on a case by case basis. Typically a 90 day max stay in their housing.

Homeless Outreach Support Team (HOST)

Homeless Outreach Support Team (HOST) provides outreach and engagement services to individuals and their families in an effort to obtain permanent supportive housing. Wrap around services are provided by case managers to assist the individuals to maintain housing and become resilient in the community. Services include outreach, intensive case management, advocacy, and empowerment for self-sufficiency, as well as linkage and referrals. HOST collaborates with the Sheriff's Homeless Outreach Proactive Enforcement (HOPE) team to conduct outreach events, go out into the field, and engage the most difficult and hard to reach clients.

HOST

850 E. Foothill Blvd.

Rialto, CA 92376

Ph: (909) 421-4633

The Salvation Army, Redlands - NO SHELTER AVAILABLE

838 N. Alta St.

Redlands, CA 92374

Call: (909) 792-6868

Services available on site: No longer operate a shelter in Redlands. Showers and Laundry available at above address. Showers are Mondays & Wednesdays (10 am to 12 pm). Able to leave 2 bags to be washed by staff and returned in 2 days.

Desert Manna - NO SHELTER AVAILABLE

2410 Armory Rd.

Barstow, CA 92311

Phone: (760) 256-7797

Services available on site: No longer have Shelter services available. Food Bank available on Saturdays. Produce market on the 3rd Thursday of the month. Clothing closet offered on site. Motel vouchers available to Barstow residents only.

Foothill Aids Project - NO SHELTER AVAILABLE

233 W. Harrison Avenue

Claremont, CA 91711

(909) 482-2066

Hours: All hours in San Bernardino and LA Counties.

Admission Procedures: NO emergency housing provided. But, they can assist in finding permanent housing for those HIV/AIDS patients. Need a diagnosis of HIV/AIDS and documentation of such. Call and schedule an appointment to come in.

Requirements: HIV/AIDS diagnosis.

Population served: male, female, families

Services available on site: Case management, bus passes, food cards, support groups, individual counseling.

Frazee Community Center - NO SHELTER AVAILABLE

1140 W. Mill Street

San Bernardino, CA 92412

(909) 889-4424

Services available on site: No longer offer shelter services. Provide clothing and hygiene kits when they have them available. Lunch also served Mon-Fri 11 am - 1 pm.

Samaritans Helping Hand - NO SHELTER AVAILABLE

15527 8th Street

Victorville, CA 92395

(760) 243-5933

Services available on site: Motel vouchers for families w/children for 3 days. Food pantry, lunch bags, utility assistance, clothing and furniture. No emergency shelter available.