Moreno Valley & Riverside County, California
Vanntage Point Solutions is more than a housing provider.
We work with other organizations to provide wraparound services including food and nutrition, transportation, healthcare, finances and benefits, education and training, and jobs and employment.
Find local organizations in Moreno Valley alongside services available throughout Riverside County. Listings do not imply a formal partnership. Contact each organization directly to confirm eligibility, service areas, availability, and costs. For help finding resources in surrounding counties, call us.
Sources: official organization websites. Reviewed October 13, 2026.
Family Services Association serves weekday lunches at the Moreno Valley Senior Community Center, with a suggested donation for adults 60 and older. Call the Nutrition Center for current meal details.
Food assistance benefits to help eligible households buy groceries. Contact DPSS about applying and eligibility.
Nutrition education, healthy foods, and breastfeeding support for eligible pregnant women, new mothers, and children under five.
Non-ADA transportation for Moreno Valley residents age 60 and older and adults with disabilities, including Senior Center trips and limited medical and shopping trips. Return trips depend on van availability.
Local reserved transportation for adults age 65 and older and people with disabilities. Service is within the city where the trip begins, within three-quarters of a mile of local fixed-route bus service, and during bus service hours.
Riverside Transit Agency offers bus passes for Moreno Valley and western Riverside County. Senior, disability, and veteran discounted fares may require qualifying identification.
Local and regional bus service in western Riverside County, including CommuterLink and Dial-A-Ride. Check routes and paratransit eligibility with RTA.
A countywide directory of bus operators serving western Riverside County, the Coachella Valley, and the Palo Verde Valley.
A local clinic at 23520 Cactus Avenue offering primary care, behavioral health, immunizations, cancer screening, and nutrition services. Contact the clinic about appointments and coverage.
Community clinics offering primary care, dental, and other health services. Contact the centers about appointments, coverage, and available care.
County public health services and programs, including immunizations, disease prevention, and community health information.
Public assistance support for Moreno Valley residents, including CalFresh, Medi-Cal, and CalWORKs. Contact DPSS for eligibility, application help, and current local office information.
Free, 24-hour connections to community resources in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Ask about financial assistance, utility support, benefits, food, housing, and other local services. Assistance depends on each program’s eligibility and availability.
Official information and application options for retirement, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Contact Social Security for eligibility questions or application help.
Enter your ZIP code in Social Security’s official office locator to find the office serving Moreno Valley. Confirm appointment requirements before visiting.
Apply for food, cash assistance, and health coverage programs, including CalFresh and Medi-Cal. Eligibility varies by program.
Temporary cash assistance for eligible families with children, with education, training, and employment support.
Local community college offering associate degrees, certificates, and career technical education at its Lasselle Street campus. Ask about enrollment, financial aid, and current programs.
Tuition-free, noncredit courses for career skills, professional development, and lifelong learning. Check current course offerings and enrollment requirements.
Adult learning programs including diploma and high school equivalency preparation, basic education, and English language learning in jail and Day Reporting Center settings. Ask about access and enrollment.
Vocational training for adults in career fields such as nursing, pharmacy technology, and IT support. Check current programs, costs, and admission requirements.
Career and job search support at 12625 Frederick Street, Suite K-3, including résumé assistance, computer access, workshops, career assessments, recruitment events, and veteran employment services.
A city and Salvation Army program offering temporary employment and connections to resources for people experiencing homelessness as they work toward lasting employment and housing. Call to ask about current participation requirements and openings.
Faith-based community outreach serving Riverside and San Bernardino counties, with résumé support, job search help, skills workshops, and interview preparation. Contact the program for current locations, eligibility, and availability; services are offered regardless of faith.
A Riverside faith-based organization providing shelter and support for people experiencing homelessness. Contact the organization about current support and referrals as you work toward stability; this listing is community outreach, not a guaranteed job-placement service.
Job search and résumé assistance, career coaching, skills assessment, and vocational training resources for job seekers.
Find county government job openings and links to local employment assistance programs.
Official VA education and training benefits for eligible veterans, service members, and qualifying family members. Review the GI Bill options and application instructions directly with VA.
Support for student veterans and eligible dependents, including VA education benefit certification and academic guidance. Ask about using GI Bill benefits at Moreno Valley College.
County assistance with veterans’ benefit claims and connecting veterans and families to support. Use the official office directory to find current locations and contact details.
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