CLOTHING

Family Service Association*

612 Lawton St., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2673

Clients may access clothes closet once every 2 weeks.

Mon-Fri 9am-4pm  

*Must be a Family Service Association client.

Redlands League Community Programs

Thrift Shop: 506 W. Colton Ave., Redlands. Phone: (909) 792-2675

Works with local school districts to provide the following programs (contact school counselor to participate):

• Cool 4 School –free shopping trip, fall & spring, to Kohl’s for clothing and shoes for K-5^th

Available in Redlands, Yucaipa-Calimesa School Districts.

• Teens-Be-Seen /Urgent Essentials (portable food) – gift card for clothing and shoes at Target for 6^th-12^th Available in Redlands School District.

Set Free Church Redlands

200 E. High Ave., Redlands. Phone: (909) 545-7791

Free clothing: Mon-Sat 9am-3pm

YouthHope Foundation – Ages 14-24

1175 W. Redlands Blvd., Redlands. Phone: (909) 793-2345

Free clothing: Mon-Thurs 9am-5pm

COMPUTER/INTERNET AVAILABILITY

A.K. Smiley Public Library

125 W. Vine St., Redlands. Phone: (909) 798-7565

• Wi-Fi is available, at no cost, for people with their own device.
• Computers available, at no cost, for people with a library card. Individuals without a library card may get a day pass. Maximum usage of 3 hours/day.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS/JOB SEARCHING ASSISTANCE

A.K. Smiley Public Library

125 W. Vine St., Redlands. Phone: (909) 307-7377

Adult Literacy: Provides free, one-on-one, professional, and confidential tutoring in reading and writing for the following learners:

• Adults 18 years of age or older
• Youth 16 or 17 years who are not currently enrolled in high school.

For one-on-one services, adults must make a commitment to meet weekly with their tutor for six months. Also, must understand and speak English to work with tutors.  Meetings occur at the library or approved sites in the Redlands community.

Conversation Corner: Interact with other adults practicing English conversation. Held at approved site in Redlands.

Tuesdays 11am-12noon

Building A Generation

932 W. Cypress Ave., Redlands. (909) 793-8822

Educational Programs:

• One-on-one tutoring for K-12 in math. Tutoring is virtual, but in-person may be available. Email kidsfirst@buildingageneration.org to inquire.

Job Searching Assistance:

• One-on-one career counseling
• Employment services
• Work-based classes (resume, application, mock interviews)
• Job skills training

Please call to make an appointment. Mon-Fri, 8am-4:30pm 

Human Services, County of San Bernardino

1811 W. Lugonia Ave., Redlands.  Phone: (877) 410-8829

Job openings posted.  Computers are also available for job searching and resume writing in the resource room.

Inherit the Earth Outreach

622 Texas St., Redlands. Phone: (909) 674-0222

Computers/Internet are available for the following:

• Resume creation
• Job searching/applications
• Food Handler’s Certificate
• Other services needed (e.g., online appointments, etc.)

Please call to make an appointment.

Micah House

Faith-based organization that partners with parents to help their children with homework, specialized literacy training, and extracurricular activities for students in 1^st – 12^th grades. Snacks are provided. Accept new students in the fall and spring. Must

make a commitment for 1 year. For information, call business office at (909) 747-1440, M-F 8am-4pm. Services provided at:

• 611 Chapel St., Redlands, Mon-Thurs 2-5pm
• 1006 Oxford Dr., Redlands, Mon-Thurs 2-5pm

Redlands Chamber of Commerce

47 N. 1^st St., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2546

Employment Services:

• Resume creation
• Job searching

Office hours: Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm

Redlands Adult School* CRY-ROP Campus

1226 Indiana Ct., Building B, Redlands.  Phone: (909) 748-6930

Redlands Adult School offers programs in the following areas:

• High School Diploma (HSD)
• High School Equivalency Prep (GED)
• Citizenship Preparation
• English as a Second Language (ESL)

The adult school classes are free and are offered in the morning, afternoon, and evening.

*Must be 18 years of age or older to attend. 

YouthHope Foundation – Ages 14-24

1175 W. Redlands Blvd., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2345

• Tutoring: GED/HiSET, high school/college, military exam, etc. A tutor will be assigned to individuals who are interested.
• Job Searching Assistance: Help with resumes, job applications, job searching and Food Handler’s certification.
• Computers Available Mon-Thurs 9am-5:30pm

FOOD DISTRIBUTION/HOT MEALS

Crosswalk Church (parking behind the church)

10421 Corporate Dr., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 796-3000

Dinner: Thursdays 5:30-6:30pm

Family Service Association

612 Lawton St., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2673

• Breakfast/Lunch: Mon-Fri 10-11am
• Food Box (open to the public): Drive Thru twice a month in June, July, & August (dates will vary) from 11am-12:30pm. To obtain the dates and register for a box, go to redlandsfamilyservice.org.
• Emergency Food Box: Call Mon-Fri 9am-4pm to make an appointment with a Case Manager to be put on the list. Current clients may receive surplus food daily.

Inland Empire Filipino Seventh Day Adventist Church

604 E. State St., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 654-4604

Free Food (Produce) Box: First Mon each month at 8am

Hot Lunch: Saturdays 12 noon

Set Free Church Redlands

200 E. High Ave., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 545-7791

• Sack lunches/food bags: Mon-Sat 9am-3pm
• Dinner: Tuesdays 5:30pm

Church services, Tues 6pm & Sun 10am

Share Ministry

Dinner:   Saturdays at 3 pm according to the schedule below. 

• University United Methodist Church

            940 E. Colton Ave., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-1651

December – May

• Redlands First United Methodist Church

1 E. Olive Ave., Redlands.  Phone (909) 793-2118

June – November

The Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Parish

1205 Columbia St., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2469

Lunch:  Mondays 12noon-1pm

Sandals Church East Valley

1325 Amethyst St., Mentone.  Phone: (909) 794-9800

Food bags: Thursdays 8-9am

The Salvation Army

838 Alta St., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 792-6868

• Food Box: Drive Thru 2^nd Thurs of month 9am-12pm

Open to anyone.

• Emergency Food Distribution: Mon-Fri 9am-4:00pm Clients must bring a utility bill or rental agreement to show residence in Redlands or surrounding cities, San Bernardino, Highland, or mountain communities. Bring proof of household members. Clients may receive food once/month or emergency.

Sundays Adult Bible Study 9am, Worship Service 10:30am

YouthHope Foundation – Ages 14-24

1175 W. Redlands Blvd., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2345

Food: Mon-Thurs 8am-5:30pm

HOUSING/UTILITY ASSISTANCE/SHELTER

Family Service Association  

612 Lawton St., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2673

Housing Advocacy Program: May assist with first month’s rent, move in deposit, or emergency rental assistance.  Applicants must have a continuing income and be able to afford housing with rent.  All potential applicants must complete an online questionnaire at www.redlandsfamilyservice.org on the first Monday of the month.  If you are homeless, please also register with 211.

Rental must be in the service areas listed on the website.

Steps 4 Life Community Services  

Transitional supportive sober housing with wrap around services for men. May stay up to two years. For more information, call Cynthia Mon-Fri 8am-4pm at (909) 800-9970. www.steps4lifetoday.org

Our House of Family Assistance Program

1387 Jasper Ave., Mentone.  Phone: (909) 335-2676

Shelter for homeless ages 11-17.

The Blessing Center, Inc.

Transitional housing Service intensive, long-term transitional housing program exclusively for homeless or at-risk mothers with minor dependent children.  It is not a shelter or food bank. For more information, please call (909) 793-5677.

The Salvation Army

838 Alta St., Redlands. Phone: (909) 792-6868

Utility assistance for Southern California Gas and Edison customers. Must have a utility bill in the client’s name.

Housing Assistance: Call Mondays 9am-4pm for availability and to make an appointment with a caseworker. Please do not leave a message.

INDIVIDUAL/FAMILY SUPPORT

Building A Generation

932 W. Cypress Ave., Redlands. Phone: (909) 793-8822

• Counseling
• Connect to community resources

Please call to make an appointment. Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm 

Common Vision Coalition

Will assist with the following needs:

• Food and housing
• Helping hand for seniors

Call (951) 533-4438, M-F 9am-5pm

Inherit the Earth Outreach

622 Texas St. Redlands. Phone: (909) 674-0222

The following services are provided:

• Counseling
• Pastoral support
• Case management

Please call to make an appointment.

Group prayer and Bible Study:  Mon-Fri 8:30-11am

LEGAL SERVICES

Crosswalk Church (Parking behind the church)

10421 Corporate Dr., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 796-3000

Free Legal Clinic:  4^th Thurs of each month 6-7:30pm

MEDICAL/DENTAL/OPTICAL

Redlands League-Dental Center

508 W. Colton Ave., Redlands. Phone: (909) 792-9430

Low-cost dental care: Provided by licensed dentists for

uninsured children and adults.  Spanish is spoken.

Please call for appointments.

Family Service Association

612 Lawton St, Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2673

Mobile medical van: call for dates and times.

Crosswalk Church (parking behind the church)

10421 Corporate Dr., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 796-3000

Free Health Clinic: Every 2^nd & 4^th Thurs 6-7:30pm

YouthHope Foundation – Ages 14-24

1175 W. Redlands Blvd., Redlands. Phone: (909) 793-2345

Medical, Dental, & Optical referrals: will schedule appointments & provide transportation. Mon-Thurs 9am-5:30pm

MENTAL HEALTH/DRUG & ALCOHOL PROGRAMS

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

This service provides free, confidential support 24/7 for anyone

experiencing mental health related distress, thoughts of suicide, or

substance use crisis. To reach the Lifeline, people can call or text

988 or chat at 988lifeline.org.

Aegis Treatment Center

1889 W. Redlands Blvd., Bldg. 9, Redlands. 

Phone: (909) 501-5167

Outpatient opioid treatment clinic that provides medicine that assists with withdrawals/cravings.  Individual/group counseling and case management available.  All treatments are under physician supervision.  Accepts Riverside and San Bernardino Co. Medi-Cal, Medicare, Kaiser, and most private insurances.

Mon-Fri 5am-1:30pm & Sat 6-10am

Set Free Church Redlands

200 E. High Ave., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 545-7791

Counseling and/or help getting off the street.

Mon-Fri 9am-3pm

Citrus Counseling Services (CCS)

101 E. Redlands Blvd., Ste. 215, Redlands.

Phone: (909) 793-1078

Serves families/individuals with professional, compassionate,

and evidence-based mental health services.  Specialty services

include:

• Youth 8-17 years old and their families
• Youth 13-24 years old
• Trauma Recovery Center for victims (no age limit) of violent crime (e.g., domestic violence, gun violence, human trafficking, hate crimes, etc.)

Mon-Fri 8am-8pm

YouthHope Foundation – Ages 14-24

1175 W. Redlands Blvd., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2345

Mental Health: Will schedule appointments and provide transportation.  Mon-Thurs 9am-5:30pm

SHOWERS/HYGIENE KITS/LAUNDRY 

Crosswalk Church (parking behind the church)

10421 Corporate Dr., Redlands. Phone: (909) 796-3000

Mobile Showers: 2^nd & 4^th Thurs 3-5pm & 2^nd Sat 2-4pm

Inherit the Earth Outreach

622 Texas St. Redlands. Phone: (909) 674-0222

Laundry: Tues & Thurs 4-6pm

Refresh & Renew – Mobile Shower Unit

Showers & Hygiene items provided at the following locations:

• The Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Parish

1205 Columbia St., Redlands. Phone: (951) 295-8795

Mondays 7:45-10am

• Family Service Association

612 Lawton St., Redlands. Phone: (951) 295-8795

            Thursdays 7:45-10am

The Salvation Army

838 Alta St. Redlands.  Phone: (909) 792-6868

Showers/Hygiene Kits/Clothing: M-F 9am-12noon

YOUTH SERVICES

YouthHope Foundation – Ages 14-24

1175 W. Redlands Blvd., Redlands.  Phone: (909) 793-2345

Provides assessment/case-management for a variety of services.

Mon-Thurs 8am-5:30pm

Hot meals program

Serving warm, nutritious meals at various locations to provide sustenance and a sense of community.

Bus pass program

Distributing bus passes to facilitate transportation for job interviews, medical appointments, and other essential travel.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES (not located in Redlands)

HOUSING/SHELTER

Lutheran Social Services

1354 N. “G” St., San Bernardino.  Phone: (909) 381-6921

Provides the following housing programs:

Shelter for homeless men – year-round.

Office Hours: Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm

KEYS Nonprofit

680 S. Waterman Ave., San Bernardino 92408.

Phone: (909) 332-6388

Rapid rehousing for veterans, individuals, and CalWORKs eligible families who are homeless in San Bernardino County.  CalWORKs families must get a referral from a TAD office. 

If you contact KEYS through their website, www.keysnonprofit.org, someone will send an email or call you back.

M-F 8am-4:30pm

Mary’s Village

256 S. Artesian Ave., San Bernardino.  Phone: (909) 332-7440

Transitional housing: 12–24-month transitional living program for unhoused men. A therapeutic community that helps residents develop personal, social, and emotional skills required to live a healthy and productive life. Residents participate in programs such as AA/NA, group therapy, individual counseling, and access to health/mental health support. Residents also pursue educational/vocational goals to prepare for independent living.

Next Step Reentry Program – Probation & Parole

1255 E. Highland Ave., Ste. 211, San Bernardino. 

24-hour hotline: (909) 259-0698. 

Shelter/Transitional Housing/Rental Assistance: Next Step is an empowerment program that helps to develop a healthy mindset for reentry into society for women on probation and parole.  Services provided include housing, case management, counseling, financial assistance, and health navigation.  These services are provided free to the client for up to one year.

Parole Rental Assistance: Hotline: (909) 550-5615

Path of Life Ministries

This organization is in Riverside and provides shelter as follows:

• Community Shelter for individuals

2840 Hulen Place, Riverside.  Phone: (951) 462-9822

Call to put name on list.

• Family Shelter for families

2530 Third St, Riverside.  Phone: (951) 462-9822

Call to put name on list.

Set Free Ranches

Shelter: The Ranch Program is designed to assist individuals struggling with substance/physical abuse and who are homeless.

• So Cal (Phelan) Ranch (Men Only) – (760) 868-8008 or (951) 849-3678
• Elsinore Ranch (Women) – (951) 849-1211

No cost. May stay up to 3 weeks.

The Salvation Army – Hospitality House

925 W. 10^th St., San Bernardino.  Phone: (909) 888-4880

Shelter for families with children (includes single dads) and single women.  Each family unit has their own room.  Single women share a room.  The following services are also provided:

Comprehensive case management & Housing navigation.

Call Mon-Fri 8am-4pm for more information.

Welcome Home LGBT+ & TAY Shelter – Family Assistance Program

1255 E. Highland Ave., San Bernardino.  Phone: (909) 567-2123

Shelter (open year-round) for homeless men, women, LGBT+ and non-binary people ages 18-24.  Individuals may stay in the shelter for 90 days.  Office Hours: 10am-8:30pm

DRUG/ALCOHOL REHABILITATION

Inland Empire Teen Challenge

5445 Chicago Ave., Riverside, CA.  Phone: (951) 683-4241

One-year residential drug recovery program for men and women over the age of 18, as well as adolescent boys ages 12-17. 

Call for details.  No cost.

Inland Valley Recovery Services (IVRS)

Substance Abuse Recovery & Counseling Services 

Residential Admissions: (909) 932-1069

Outpatient Services: 

• Upland – (909) 949-4667
• San Bernardino – (909) 889-6519

The Salvation Army*

363 S. Doolittle Ave., San Bernardino.  Phone: (909) 889-9605

Live-in residential treatment for adult men with drug and alcohol problems.  Faith-based work therapy program.  No cost.

Call to speak with an intake specialist Mon-Fri 7:30am-4pm.

*Please call for referrals to the adult women’s locations.

Set Free Ranches

This is an individual discipleship program. How to handle your life through the Lord Jesus Christ.

• So Cal (Phelan) Ranch (Men) – (760) 868-8008 or (951) 849-3678
• Elsinore Ranch (Women) – (951) 849-1211

No cost.  May stay up to 3 weeks.

HUMAN TRAFFICKING/DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES

Citrus Counseling Services/Family Service Agency of San Bernardino (CCS-FSASB)

1669 N. E St., San Bernardino 92405 Phone: (909) 793-1078

Batter’s Intervention Program provides group training to felony probationers to eliminate domestic violence offender recidivism and always provide for victims’ safety.  52-week educational classes provided by San Bernardino County Dept. of Probation.

Mon-Thurs – class schedules will vary.

The Open Door – 24/7 Hotline: (909) 333-7476

1255 E. Highland Ave., Ste. 210 San Bernardino 92404. 

Provides these services for survivors of human trafficking:

• Case Management, Mentorship, and Crisis Intervention
• Prostitution Diversion Classes – alternative to incarceration through the court system.
• Shelter/Housing and Clothing/Hygiene items

Also, provides community awareness training.

Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm.  All services are free.