Resources

Coronavirus 2019 Resources

JUSD Staff Only

Please use the following to
make a request for:


Backpacks Shoes
Hygiene Kits

The CARE Closet is available by appointment only:

Please call 951-360-4175 or visit: https://goo.gl/forms/yT2VPqO4GxLtamY13

Community Resource Guide

(English) (Spanish)

Vision

https://clfis.info/

Health Care

Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP)
Not-for-Profit: Medi-Cal and Medicare
www.iehp.org
866-294-IEHP (4347)

Jurupa Community Health Center 9415 Mission Blvd., Jurupa Valley, Ca 92509	Rubidoux Community Health Center 5256 Mission Blvd., Jurupa Valley, Ca 92509
Primary Care, Counseling, Immunizations, Well-Child Care, Nutrition, etc. www.rivco-familycarecenters.org Appointments: 800-720-9553

First 5 Riverside
well child care for children ages 0 - 5
www.rccfc.org
800-266-3880

Child Health Disability Prevention (CHDP)
physical exams, vision and hearing testing, immunizations, dental screenings
https://www.dhcs.ca.gov/
800-955-4900

Listings of Riverside Locations

Homeless Services

Database of Riverside County Community Resources
https://connectriverside.org/search-211-database/

Temporary shelter for at-risk youth ages 12-17
951-351-4418
https://operationsafehouse.org/

Homeless programs are available to those who qualify.
http://dpss.co.riverside.ca.us/homeless-programs

Utility Assistance

https://www.capriverside.org/program/utilityassistanceprogram

Counseling Services

Department of Mental Health
Provides individual and family counseling.
www.rcdmh.org
909-413-5678

Victor Community Support Services
A community-based focused agency that delivers mental health and family support services in the homes, schools and communities in which people live.
www.victor.org
951-674-9243

Wylie Center
Substance abuse treatment group for youth ages 13 - 17
https://wyliecenter.org/
951-683-5193 

MFI Recovery Center, Inc.

Provides assistance with substance abuse and teen addiction.

www.mfirecovery.com
(951) 683-6596

Grief Camps: Do you know a grieving child that could benefit from a week at camp? It's totally free for all of our campers to attend, and it's a wonderful place where kids can laugh, cry, play, create, remember the person who died, or forget the grief that weighs them down. It's a place where they can feel "normal", because everyone there has been through something similar and understands what it's like to lose someone important to them. It's a home away from home. And just about everyone will tell you..."It's the best week of the year".

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