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Youth Services – programs that enable youth ages six to 21 to have the skills and support services needed to prepare for independence. Programs include secondary education and career planning, counseling and support services, independence preparation, and academic assistance.
- Afterschool Programs, YMCA of the East Valley
- Alternative Choices, Family Service Agency of San Bernardino
- Boys 2 Men, Lutheran Social Services of Southern California
- Creative Afterschool Programs for Success, YMCA of the East Valley
- Delinquency Prevention and Positive Youth Development, Home of Neighborly Service, Inc.
- Project Learn, Mountain Communities Boys and Girls Club
- Scoutreach, Boy Scouts of America, California Inland Empire Council
- Troop Development, Girls Scouts of San Gorgonio Council
- Urban Youth Conservation Corps, San Bernardino National Forest Association
- Workforce Investment Act Program, Mountain Communities Boys and Girls Club, Inc.
- Youth Counseling Services, Rim Family Services, Inc.
Family Services – programs that enable families to build the lifelong skills and conditions necessary to avoid crisis and assure lasting stability; these programs serve adults ages 21 and older with their families. Programs include prevention of violence and gang activity, financial education and enhancement, access to affordable health care, and employment services.
- Access to Affordable Health Care, SAC Health System
- Community Victim Counseling Program, San Bernardino Sexual Assault Services Inc.
- Dental and Vision, Colton Children’s Services Council
- Dr. Earl R. Crane Children’s Dental Health Center, Assistance League of San Bernardino
- Family and Individual Counseling, Family Service Agency of San Bernardino
- Community Counseling, Lutheran Social Services of Southern California
- Family Services, The Salvation Army
- Waterman Center, First Steps Child Development Center
- Legal Aid and Extended Families, Legal Aid Society of San Bernardino
- Life Enrichment Programs, Highland District Council on Aging, Inc. (Highland Senior Center)
- Maple House Women with Children Program, Social Science Services, Inc. (Cedar House Rehabilitation Center)
- Integrated Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Program, Foothill AIDS Project
- The MOM and DAD Project, Bear Valley Community Healthcare District Foundation Inc.
- Outreach Programs, Highland District Council on Aging, Inc. (Highland Senior Center)
- Take the Afternoon off, Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice of Southern California, Inc.
- Veronica’s Home of Mercy, Mary’s Mercy Center, Inc.
Basic Needs – programs to support individuals and families at risk or in crisis to obtain or maintain their independence. Programs include stabilizing families for independence and meeting basic necessities.
- Charitable Care, Visiting Nurse Association and Hospice of Southern California, Inc.
- Crestline Food Bank, Family Service Agency of San Bernardino
- Meeting Basic Needs for Developmentally Disabled Adults and Children, Another Way through Inland Regional Center, Inc.
- Disaster Services, American Red Cross Inland Empire Chapter
- Emergency Services Program, Home of Neighborly Service, Inc.
- Hospitality House: Food and Shelter Program, The Salvation Army
- Legal Aid and Residential Law, Legal Aid Society of San Bernardino
- Mary’s Table, Mary’s Mercy Center, Inc.
- Operation School Bell, Assistance League of San Bernardino
- Vision of Hope Community Outreach, House of Prayer Gospel Outreach Ministries, Inc.
- Vision of Hope Homeless Mobile Outreach and Center, House of Prayer Gospel Outreach Ministries, Inc.
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