Community Resources

The Alzheimer’s Association provides free services and support for you and your family. To learn more about these services, please click here.

• Online Education Programs – June 2021 (Spanish/Español)
• Available Dementia Care

Click here to view a list of locations that offer food distribution throughout San Bernardino, CA.

Fresh Start Surgical Gifts provides surgeries for children and teens at no cost. They are a tremendous resource for families in Southern California and provide highly specialized medical services for children and teens who have physical and cosmetic deformities caused by accident, disease, abuse, and birth defects. To learn more, please click here, o para la version en español, aquí.

The Mesothelioma Center’s goal is to educate our communities on mesothelioma, a cancer caused by asbestos. Please click here to learn more. For information on Mesothelioma Treatment options assistance and other resources, please click here.

The Morongo Basin Healthcare District operates a free, Non-Emergency Medical Transportation service, known as the “LIFT” program, for transportation to and from medical appointments. Their drivers provide “door-to-door” and “door-through-door” assistance for wheelchair-bound clients and those needing special assistance. This program includes service for anyone living in more remote areas of the Basin, where public transportation may be limited. To learn more or to schedule an appointment, call 760-366-LIFT (5438).

The FIND Hi-Desert branch is located at the Morongo Basin Healthcare District campus in Yucca Valley. FIND will store food for pick-up by area food pantries to distribute locally. FIND and the Morongo Basin Healthcare District encourages the community to reach out with any inquiries regarding food access or becoming a FIND member food pantry by calling 760-501-1637.

To locate a FIND Food Bank branch out in the high desert please click here.

To learn about signs of nursing home abuse and how to report it, please see here.

Learn about convenient local testing sites for common STDs here.

Molina Healthcare of California and Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) have joined forces to provide support for job and health coverage losses with a new healthcare initiative called “Together4IE”.  This joint collaboration is to raise awareness about available coverage through Medi-Cal and Covered California to support families and individuals affected by income or employment changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Click here to view the flyer.

If you need to apply for Medi-Cal or Covered CA, please visit www.Together4IE.com or call 1-866-U2Apply.

Click here to discover how addiction to alcohol, nicotine, and other substances affect women as well as how to seek treatment.

The CalHOPE website has resources to support people experiencing stress from the pandemic as well as the current wildfires. The CalHOPE Warmline is live and answering calls – telephone or text. (833) 317-HOPE (4673).

Assistance is available in many languages.

Programs offered:

• Withdrawal Management
• Adult Residential Treatment
• Adult Outpatient Treatment
• Aftercare Support Group
• Co-Occurring Disorders
• Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Program
• Family Group
• Oasis House in the High Desert
• Maple House Women with Children
• Sanctuary House Sober Living

Please click here to visit their website for more information.

Click here to learn more about accessing emergency housing vouchers for trafficking survivors.

• Montclair Psychiatry Walk-In Clinic
• Palm Desert Psychiatry Walk-In Clinic
• Victorville Psychiatry Walk-In Clinic

• CSU Merrill Center – Walk-in Clinic

Do you need a place for your child to stay while you become more stable? Your child will be in a safe home where you will still have custody, visitation, support, and get your child back once you are ready. For more information in English, click here o para en español, aquí.

Please click here to download San Bernardino County’s Department of Behavioral Health’s bullying brochures (available in English and Spanish).

Please click here for more information on low-cost car seats, car seat check-up appointments, car seat safety classes, and California’s Child Passenger Safety Law.

Click here to view a list of services and resources for college students. This list contains information that may be useful for students who are seeking COVID-19 support resources, financial help, education opportunities, resources for undocumented students, and more.

Connect IE is a FREE online website that provides Inland Empire residents from different zip codes with community resources 24/7. It can connect residents to housing services, job trainings, food pantries, transportation, and other low-cost or free programs. Please visit www.ConnectIE.org to find the closest resources to you.

Please click here to download a list of cooling centers and Splash Pad information near San Bernardino.

Please click here to download the San Bernardino County list of cooling centers.

Please click here to download the County of Riverside Community Action Partnership list of cooling centers throughout Riverside County.

To find your local cooling center, visit ConnectIE and search “Cooling Facilities” in your area.

Last Updated June 2024

• Emergency Cold Weather Shelter – Riverside, CA
• Warm Centers for Riverside County

Please click here to download a flyer of IEHP’s Free Diabetes Classes and Support Resources located in Riverside, Moreno Valley, Jurupa Valley, Perris, and San Bernardino.

1. Please click here for the Riverside County Homeless Prevention Resource List.
2. Please contact 2-1-1 San Bernardino County (or dial 2-1-1) to be connected to a bilingual homeless assistance call specialist through San Bernardino County’s homeless assistance services.
3. Please click here to access resources regarding housing and reducing homelessness.

Click here for the flyer for the 24hr Covid Compliant Victor Valley Community Shelter, now open.  Transportation is available to the site.  See flier for pick up locations and times.

Please click here to view the flyer. To learn more about the Black Infant Health program, please click here.

Please click here for more information.

To find a clinic location that provides services in:

• Breast cancer screening,
• Birth control methods,
• Pap smears,
• Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), and/or
• Testicular cancer

Please click here!

Inland Empire’s Homeless Veteran Reintegration Program

See here to learn more about Inland Empire’s Homeless Veteran Reintegration Program.

Inland Empire U.S. VETS

Services offered here include housing, workforce development, mental health and wellness, and individualized support.

For more information, please click here.

County of Riverside’s Veterans’ Services 

Services offered include:

• Burial benefits,
• Compensation for service-related disabilities,
• Educational benefits (the California College Waiver Program),
• Government Life Insurance,
• Home loan benefits (application for a certificate of eligibility and program information),
• Medical benefits such as receiving treatment at VA Medical Centers (application and information),
• Military Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP),
• Pension for non-service-related deaths and for veterans with non-service-connected disabilities,
• Proceeds of government life insurance, and
• Vocational rehabilitation (application and information).

For more information, please click here.

San Bernardino County’s Veteran Affairs

Services offered include:

• Anything related to VA benefits,
• Burial Benefits,
• California College Fee Waiver Program,
• Education Benefits,
• Medical Benefits Applications,
• Service-connected Disability Compensation,
• VA Pension Benefits, and
• Veteran Readiness & Employment (formerly known as Voc Rehab).

For more information, please click here.

City of Ontario’s Veterans Resource Center 

The Veterans Resource Center volunteers will provide assistance with the following services and resources:

• Compensation and Pension Claims,
• Disability Benefits,
• Education Benefits,
• Employment Benefits,
• Free printed Resource Guides for Veterans,
• Housing Assistance, and
• Personal assistance from trained volunteers during operating times for walk-ins or by appointment.

For more information, please click here.

Early intervention can be the key to a healthier tomorrow! Therefore, click here to view the six important health screenings for women.