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Nuevo has few community resource options. Many of the community resources are found in nearby cities such as Perris or Sun City which are within a 10 mile radius of Nuevo.
Resources
Family Resource Center
Perris Valley Family Resource Center
Perris Valley Family Resource Center
Location:
2055 N Perris Blvd. Suite C-1
Perris, CA 92571
Contact Info:
Phone: (951) 443-1158
Program Hours:
Mon-Fri 8 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Located approximately 7.8 miles from Valley View Elementary.
Access to technology and community information
Bilingual Service
Child Care and Play Groups
Developmental Screenings
Crisis Intervention
Case Management
Peer Support
Benefits Enrollment
Care Coordination
Family Literacy
Data retrieved from: Riverside County. (2021). Perris Valley Family Resource Center. https://riverside.networkofcare.org/aging/services/agency.aspxpid=PERRISVALLEYFAMILYRESOURCECENTERFamilyResourcesandReferralsPerrisValleyFamilyResourceCenter_38_1_0
Data retrieved from: First 5 Riverside County. (2022). Family Resource Centers. https://rccfc.org/Family-Resource-Centers
Food Pantries
Location:
28925 Lakeview Avenue
Nuevo, CA 92567
Contact Info:
Phone: (951) 402-7740
Program Hours:
Friday 9 a.m.- 12 p.m.
"Free emergency food boxes for no- or low-income individuals or families residing in Nuevo, Romoland, Homeland, and Sun City."
Located approximately 2.5 miles from Valley View Elementary.
Location:
31336 CA-74
Homeland, CA 92548
Contact Info:
Phone: (951) 402-7740
Program Hours:
Friday 9 a.m.- 12 p.m.
"Circle of Care Food Banks serve more than 400 families each week, putting food on the table for more than 7,560 people every month. Multiple distribution centers from Temecula to Moreno Valley."
Located approximately 6.9 miles from Valley View Elementary.
Data retrieved from: FreeFood.org. (2022). Nuevo, CA Free Food Resources. https://www.freefood.org/c/ca-nuevo
Data retrieved from: His Light on the Hill. (2022). In-House Missions. http://www.hislightonthehill.com/missions.html
After School Programs
Statler Youth Center
Statler Youth Center
Location:
120 N Perris Blvd.
Perris, CA 92570
Contact Info:
Phone: (951)435-7230
Program Hours:
Mon-Fri 4 p.m. - 7/8 p.m.
"Whether you are hanging out with friends, signing up for a D.I.Y class, or just getting involved with the community, there’s always something for everyone to take part in."
Ages: 11-17
Located approximately 8.2 miles from Valley View Elementary.
Data retrieved from: City of Perris. (2022). Teen Center. https://www.cityofperris.org/our-city/community-info/teen-center
Health Care Services
Perris Valley Community Health Center
Perris Valley Community Health Center
Location:
450 E San Jacinto Ave.
Perris, CA 92570
Contact Info:
Phone: (951)210-1480
Program Hours:
Mon-Fri 7:30 a.m.. - 5 p.m.
Located approximately 7.7 miles from Valley View Elementary.
TrueCare Perris
TrueCare Perris
Location:
1675 N Perris Blvd. Suite G1
Perris, CA 92571
Contact Info:
Phone: (951)956-2400
Program Hours:
Mon-Fri 8 a.m.. - 5 p.m.
Located approximately 7.2 miles from Valley View Elementary.
Data retrieved from: Riverside University Health System (2022). Perris Valley Community Health Center. https://www.ruhealth.org/community-health-centers/locations/perris-valley
Data retrieved from: True Care. (2022). TrueCare Perris. https://truecare.org/location/truecare-perris/
Behavioral Health Services
Take The Rein Counseling Center
Take The Rein Counseling Center
Location:
30651 Lakeview Ave,
Nuevo, CA 92567
Contact Info:
Phone: (951)-554-0737
Email: counseling@taketherein.com
Program Hours:
Tue-Fri 11 a.m.. - 6 p.m.
Sat 8 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Counselor:
Andrea Guerrero Robles, LMFT/LPCC
"At Take the Rein Counseling Center, we believe that individuals can reach their goals when they take control of their life. Therefore, our goal is to provide services that encourage client autonomy and self-awareness."
Located approximately 2.5 miles from Valley View Elementary.
Data retrieved from: Take The Rein Counseling Center. (2022).Take The Rein Counseling Center. https://takethereincounselingcenter.com/
Resource Match
Students
Student 1- F.R.
F.R. is a student who started the 2nd grade at Valley View this year. F.R. has recently been adopted by his foster parents, and has 3 other siblings that attend this school. F.R. has issues with behavior and is currently struggling with academics in general. F.R. meets with the school counselor weekly and has been recommended to receive an individual education plan (IEP). The initial IEP process has just started for F.R and it will be October before it is decided if this student will need the support provided to IEP students.
F.R.'s family would benefit from services such as Take the Rein Counseling center. If issues like trauma are linked to the academic performance as well as the behavioral issues, it would benefit the student to seek out individual or family counseling. F.R. does meet with the counselor at school but it may be beneficial to branch outside of the school due to hours, availability, and the workload of the school counselor. Although the school counselor does meet with this student and does facilitate family counseling, it may benefit the family and the student to branch out and use the community services.
Student 2 - M.A.
M.A. lives on a ranch close to the school, where the father has worked for the last two years. M.A.'s family are a Spanish speaking family who immigrated from Mexico in the last five years. In this household, the only English speaking members are M.A. who is 7 and an older sister who is 9. The older sister also attends Valley View Elementary School.
M.A.'s family would benefit from the Perris Valley Family Resource Center. This resource center provides bilingual support as well as support for developing literacy. The parents are very active in M.A.'s education and have the desire to learn English according to a conversation that was facilitated during a back to school night. While the family works towards this, resources like the Perris Valley Family Resource Center could provide much needed support.
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