Rainbow Referral Guide: Riverside & San Bernadino

Riverside & San Bernardino Counties
Rainbow Referral Guide

Quickly find local shelters, places for food, health clinics, help with addictions, and many more types of social welfare organizations. $49. Click here to order

The first place to look
for social services in the Inland Empire

5,000 free and low-cost services in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, fully detailed and organized by county and category

Turn to a Rainbow Guide when you need to quickly find help for your clients. Since 1979 the Guides have helped thousands of professionals refer clients to social welfare organizations.

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Reliable and Detailed

All of the data in the Rainbow Guides is verified annually by telephone, with our staff making thousands of calls for each directory. Each of the over 25,000 listings contains the following information:

Type of service provided
Source of funding
Admission requirements
Languages spoken
Address
Phone and fax
Office hours
Region served

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46 Service Categories

The listings are organized by type of service, and indexed alphabetically. Each service category contains dozens of listings.

1. Adoption/Foster Care

2. AIDS/Sexually Transmitted Diseases

3. Battered Persons/Victim/Adult Abuse

4. Camps/Day/Residential/Special

5. Child Abuse Prevention/Treatment

6. Child Care

7. Correctional/Prison/Probation

8. Counseling/Mental Health/Anger Management

9. County/State/U.S. Offices

10. Death/Hospice/Grief Support

11. Dental Care

12. Disabled/Special Ed/Rehabilitation

13. Drug/Alcohol/Tobacco/Addictions

14. Eating Disorders and Food Addictions

15. Education-Colleges & Universities

16. Emergency Assistance/Basic Needs

17. Employment Placement/Job Training

18. Ethnic/Cultural/Translations

19. Family Planning/Pregnancy/Child Birth

20. Financial/Budgets/Emergency Funds

21. Health Care/Medical/Health Associations

22. Homeless Resources and Programs

23. Hospitals (Medical and Psychiatric)

24.Hotlines/Information and Referral

25. Housing/Assistance/Tenant Rights

26. Housing/Low Income/HUD

27. Immigration/Refugee Programs

28. Legal Assistance

29. Libraries

30. Literacy/ESL Programs

31. Optical Services/Visually Impaired

32. Parenting Resources/Education

33. Pregnant and Parenting Teens

34. Self-Help/Support Groups

35. Senior/Home Care/Infusion Therapy

36. Senior/Housing

37. Senior/Multiple Services

38. Senior/Nutrition Services

39. Transportation

40. Veteran/Military Services

41. Volunteering Opportunities

42. Youth/Anti-Gang Resources

43. Youth/High Risk

44. Youth/Recreation/Activities

45. Youth/Shelters

46. Youth/Transition/Emancipation

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Detailed listings. Descriptions include complete contact information, type of service provided, source of funding, office hours, languages spoken, admission requirements, region served, and more.
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Broad coverage. 45 service categories are included, and each contains dozens to hundreds of listings.
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Easy-find organization. Listings are organized alphabetically by service category.
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Quick-index. Phone numbers and page of listings are provided alphabetically at the front of each directory, with a bullet in each service category provided.

Price: $49