Mary's Endless Love Foundation
Riverside County Resources

Call the hotline for specific information. Have a pen and paper ready to take notes. Be calm and patient as the operator helps you. Dial 211 or (800) 464-1123 • 24 Hours, 7 Days a Week Community Connect Information and Referral resources: Housing, Shelter, Food, Medical & Mental Healthcare, Legal Help and other community services throughout Riverside County.

What is the Family Resource Network Expansion California Family Life Center has partnered with First 5 Riverside County to serve as a Family Resource Center Community Hub to expand the resources, services, and support for families in Riverside County.

Riverside County Homeless Services

Apply for services or become a caregiver by calling the IHSS Home Line and Public Authority at (888) 960-4477.

CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS & REHABILITION DIVISION OF ADULT PAROLE OPERATIONS RIVERSIDE COUNTY /INDIO

Funding for the program is provided by the federal LIHEAP and the City of Riverside SHARE (Sharing Households Assist Riverside’s Energy). Low-income Californians can apply for heating and cooling assistance under the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. You may be eligible for these programs if you are a resident of Riverside County, and your household’s income is at or below 60% of the state median income. If your household earns less than the amount listed below, you are eligible. If your household earns more than the amount listed for your household size, you are not eligible. All applicants must first call Community Action at 951-955-4900 to complete a telephone pre-screening before scheduling an in-person appointment. This streamlined process will help ensure that we can provide personalized attention to each applicant and efficiently allocate available resources.
San Bernardino County
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Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County (CAPSBC)'s responsibility in continuing to wage the war on poverty is to develop and implement programs that address the most serious needs of low-income residents of San Bernardino County. CAPSBC currently administers the following human service programs at no cost to participants. Eligibility is based on poverty guidelines established by the federal government. Due to limited resources, priority is sometimes given to senior citizens and disabled persons. Certain programs are designated for specific target groups such as single women with children and families experiencing homelessness.

As patients transition to their community, it is important to connect with resources that may help them stabilize and offer critical support that are needed for recovery. This brochure is designed to provide patients and their loved ones with community resources that may be helpful upon discharge from DSH-Patton. National Helpline For additional information, referrals and resources call 211or visit http://211.org.

Working in partnership to promote, improve, and protect health, wellness, safety and quality of life in San Bernardino County.

The City of San Bernardino is committed to addressing homeless issues and creating sustaining solutions through collaborative efforts. If you are experiencing homelessness in San Bernardino you may benefit from connection to various shelters, substance abuse programs, and crisis centers by homeless service providers in the surrounding area. San Bernardino Homeless Assistance Hotline: (909) 936-3478

Step Up’s Inland Empire supportive housing programs began in October 2016, first serving San Bernardino County and expanding to Riverside County a year later. Services in both counties continue to grow. Supportive housing provides a foundation of recovery for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness, mental health conditions, and addictions. Without housing, many are trapped in a cycle of surviving on the street, being admitted to hospitals, shelters, or jails, and then returning to the street. The stress of this cycle takes a tremendous toll on both psychiatric and physical health. As one client shared, “Living in the street—it makes you crazy.” Step Up’s approach respects that individuals are the best judges of their own needs and goals. The number one request members make isn’t a pill or a program—it’s a place to live. In the Inland Empire, Step Up partners with property managers and landlords who open doors to this population. Once housed, members receive supportive case management to help them succeed, including assistance with public benefits, counseling, substance use recovery support, and connections to community resources.

The IHSS Program is a federal, state and locally funded program designed to help pay for services provided to you so that you can remain safely in your own home. You may be eligible if you are 65 years of age, disabled, or blind. Disabled children are also eligible for IHSS