Community Resources
This document has been prepared by the Bouquet Canyon Church Care Ministry to help community members find resources in times of need. Each of the links contained in this document are links to existing support resources and may change from time to time. Many of the webpages linked include additional external resources that may be helpful to you. This document will be updated from time to time. Bouquet Canyon Church is not responsible for accuracy or quality of these services.
Help Starts Here! 211 is the central source for providing information and referrals for health, human and social services in Los Angeles County. 211’s phone lines are open 24/7 and are answered by trained Community Resource Advisors prepared to offer help with any situation, any time with an updated services database of over 50,000 services. Get Help for Health, Social, and Homeless Services in Los Angeles County, call 211 or 800 339-6993.
Call 211 for Essential Community Services | United Way 211
Food Help
Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry 661 255-5001 Short term food assistance for people employed or unemployed who cannot support all of their basic needs. No cost.
SCV Food Pantry - Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry
Santa Clarita Grocery 661 425-7575 Drive-Thru Weekly Grocery Shopping, including personal care items, for no cost. Application process takes minutes with no wait list.
Santa Clarita Grocery - Santa Clarita Grocery
Prepared meals from the SCV Senior Center for pick up or delivery. For eligibility criteria, please call 661 259-9444
Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center – SCV Senior Center – Quality of life for seniors. (myscvcoa.org)
CalFresh (formerly known as Food Stamps) improves people's nutrition in low-income households by increasing their food-buying power so that they can purchase sufficient food to meet their household's needs. If you are eligible, you will receive a EBT debit card which you can use confidentially at participating grocery stores or order food online for pick up or delivery.
Food and Nutrition (lacounty.gov)
Homelessness Prevention
The City of Santa Clarita has gathered resources to assist individuals and families experiencing or facing homelessness:
Bridge to Home emergency shelter for individuals 661.388-3002. Bridge to Home provides food, shelter, and resources.
Family Promise of SCV 661 251-2868. Provides emergency and temporary housing, food, and a variety of resources as a hand up to families experiencing homelessness.
Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley – We give homeless families promise. (familypromisescv.org)
Hope of the Valley a Christ-based ministry centered in SFV, but with help in SCV
Get Help Now – Hope the Mission
LA Family Housing Connect to Services | LA Family Housing (lafh.org)
LA Country Homeless Services Homeless Services (lacounty.gov) See also the LA County Department of Public Social Services for various types of public assistance and programs. Cash Assistance (lacounty.gov)
Single Mothers Outreach provides a variety of programs and services for mental health, educations, workforce Development and Housing Stability
Home | Single Mothers Outreach | Providing Assistance for single parents
SCV Senior Shared Living is a free housing referral service. It connects women age 55+ with other female adults. Those with rooms to rent in their homes can find women who are seeking affordable housing for financial resons, fear of isolations, potential homelessness or other reasons.
Senior Shared Living – Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center (myscvcoa.org)
Medical
Samuel Dixon Family Health Center 661 257-2339. Full-service health safety-net provider which strives to provide specialized programs for all who are in need of quality healthcare, dental, and mental health services.
Samuel Dixon Family Health Center (squarespace.com)
Prescriptions: You would be surprised that the wide range of prices for the exact same medication at local pharmacies. Check prices and get free coupons at
Prescription Prices, Coupons & Pharmacy Information - GoodRx
Medi-Cal is the name for the Federal Medicaid Program in California. Dial 211 or go to
If you have limited income and resources, the provides COBRA If you have recently lost employer sponsored medical, dental, or vision benefits due to a job loss, divorce, or loss of eligibility, you may be eligible to continue that coverage through COBRA. To find out more, contact your employer’s Human Resources office.
Covered California: This site includes information about purchasing medical coverage, including generous subsidies for eligible individuals and families. 800 300-1506
Covered California™ | The Official Site of California's Health Insurance Marketplace
Cancer Support:
Circle of Hope: Helps clients access and understand treatment process and financial assistance for medication, co-pays, second options, Cobra premiums and testing to qualified individuals (SCV Residents only).
Circle of Hope | Making a difference today for a brighter future tomorrow (circleofhopeinc.org)
Mental Wellness
Santa Clarita Mental Health Services 661 288-4800
Santa Clarita Valley Mental Health Services, CA | Rehab.com
Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health
Our Services - Department of Mental Health (lacounty.gov)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Dial 988. When people call, text, or chat 988, they will be connected to trained counselors that are part of the existing National Suicide Prevention Lifeline network. These trained counselors will listen, understand how their problems are affecting them, provide support, and connect them to resources if necessary.
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 Lifeline (suicidepreventionlifeline.org)
Digital Support:
Vibrant Emotional Health : Vibrant Emotional Health
Welcome to a Safe Space (vibrant.org)
Saugus Strong Saugus Strong – A City of Santa Clarita Website
Cal Hope Sensitive emotional support for all Californians who may need support relating to COVID-19. CalHOPE
Domestic Violence
Child and Family Center Domestic Violence Shelter 661 259-HELP
Domestic Violence | Child Family Center
Children’s Bureau Valencia. Goal is to provide programs to prevent child abuse, maltreatment and neglect.
Child Abuse Prevention, Treatment & Welfare Services | Children's Bureau (all4kids.org)
Alcohol and Drug Addiction
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), for people with a problem with alcohol, looking for a solution.
Have a problem with alcohol? There is a solution. | Alcoholics Anonymous (aa.org)
(818) 988-3001
Ala-non Family Groups/Ala-Teen. Help and Hope for families and friends of alcoholics.
Al-Anon Family Groups Meeting Information: 1-888-4AL-ANON (1-888-425-2666)
NARCONon For people in the grips of substance abuse. We believe addicts can take their life back and live drug free. 1-888-821-7750 Narconon | Drug Rehabilitation | Drug Education
NCADD (National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependency) provides services for treatment and prevention of Alcoholism and Drug Dependency
National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence of the San Fernando Valley (ncadd-sfv.org)
Pregnancy
SCV Pregnancy Center offers testing, counseling, support, and medical care from a team of supportive professionals.
Home - SCV Pregnancy Center (scvpc.org)
Children
Single Mothers Outreach provides a variety of programs and services for mental health, educations, workforce Development and Housing Stability
Home | Single Mothers Outreach | Providing Assistance for single parents
Veterans
Santa Clarita Veterans Collaborative Home | Scv Vets (scv-vets.org)
Veterans Resource Guide Resource Guide | Scv Vets (scv-vets.org)
Seniors
The SCV Senior Center provides services that improve the quality of life for seniors, including meals, exercise classes, activites, adult day care (for adults with dementia, post stroke, or other conditions that require assistance and supervision). The center also provides support and education for caregivers.
Meals on Wheels - Home delivered meals for age 60+ 661-259-9444
Fresh boxed lunches for pick up at Bella Vida Drive 661-259-9444
SCV Senior Shared Living is a free housing referral service. It connects women age 55+ with other female adults. Those with rooms to rent in their homes can find women who are seeking affordable housing for financial resons, fear of isolations, potential homelessness or other reasons.
Senior Shared Living – Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center (myscvcoa.org)
Utilities
Southern California Edison
The Energy Assistance Fund (EAF) may be able to provide you with a one-time grant in the amount of the electricity bill, not to exceed $100.00 ($200.00 for all-electric accounts). Learn more about Southern California Edison’s Energy Assistance Fund to see if you qualify.
SoCalGas Company
The Gas Assistance Fund (GAF) program may be able to provide you with a one-time grant for the amount of the gas bill, not to exceed $100.00. Learn more about the Gas Assistance Fund from SoCalGas to see if you qualify today.
Unemployment Benefits
Learn about filing for Unemployment Benefits at Filing an Unemployment Claim (ca.gov)
If you are recently unemployed, and had medical, dental, or vision benefits through your employer, you may be eligible to continue that coverage through COBRA. To find out more, contact your employer’s Human Resources office.