Other/Outside Resources
              
        Resources for our LBCC parenting students
          
        
            
Shelters
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		Hope Housing for Students 
 Services: Provide hope to community college students experience housing instability
 Phone: (626) 999-1856
 Email: hopehousing@theshowerofhope.org
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		LBCC Safe Parking Program 
 Services: on-campus providing a safe and convenient location to sleep in your vehicle overnight
 Contact: For more information
 Email: applybasicneeds@lbcc.edu
 Phone: (562) 938-5045
 Benefits: Safe and secure place to sleep overnight, Wi-Fi, restrooms/showers
 Hours: 10:00pm – 7:00am (no re-entry after 11:00pm)
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		Long Beach Multi-Services Center for the Homeless 
 Services: serves as a ‘one-stop’ location for most of the emergency and transitional shelters in the city of Long Beach
 Phone: (562) 570-4500
 Location: 1301 West 12th Street, Long Beach, CA 90813
 Intake Hours: Mondays – Fridays at 8:30am (Bring ID)
 Webpage: https://www.longbeach.gov/homelessness/
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		Long Beach Rescue Missions 
 Services: Emergency shelter
 Phone: (562) 591-1292
 Location: 1430 Pacific Ave. Long Beach, CA 90813
 Intake Hours: Must arrive to shelter before 4pm
 Webpage: https://lbrm.org
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		New Image Emergency Shelter 
 Phone: (562) 822-7657
 Webpage: https://www.newimageshelter.com
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		Interval House Crisis Shelters and Centers for Victims of Domestic Violence 
 Services: Domestic violence shelter
 Phone: (562) 594-4555 (24/7 Hotline)
 Webpage: https://intervalhouse.org
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		Women Shelter of Long Beach 
 Services: Domestic violence shelters for women and their children
 24 Hour Hotline: (562) 437-4663
 Phone: (562) 437-7233
 Email: info@womenshelterlb.org
 Webpage: https://www.womenshelterlb.org
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		Su Casa, Long Beach 
 Services: Domestic Violence Shelter
 24 Hour Hotline: (562) 402-4888
 Webpage: https://sucasadv.org
Transportation
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		Bike Share For All 
 BSFA provides eligible residents, college or university students, and workers in Long Beach with a $5 annual rate for Long Beach Bike Share. The City’s bike share program is a reduce cost membership plan available to anyone enrolled in a qualifying federal or state assistance program.
 
 Phone: (562) 570-3456
 Email: LBBikeShare@longbeach.gov
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		Long Beach Transit 
 The LBCC Strong Beach Bus Pass Pilot Program offers all currently enrolled students the opportunity to receive a free LA Metro GoPass.
 
 Email: basicneeds@lbcc.edu
 
 The only criteria are that a student is enrolled in the current term (including for example full-time, part-time, in-person, online, credit/non-credit, and dual-enrollment students).
 
 For students to receive the free LA Metro GoPass:- Log in to your Viking Portal.
- Click the Viking Student Systems tab.
- Click Student Services, and under “My Participation Agreements” submit the LA Metro GoPass Agreement.
 
- Dial-A-Lift (DAL)
 Services: a curb-to-curb shared-ride paratransit services exclusively for individuals with qualifying disabilities who are unable to use LBT’s fixed-route bus system
 Cities: Long Beach, Lakewood, Signal Hill, Paramount
 Contact: Dial (562) 591-8753 for Dial-A-Lift information or additional question. Visit accessla.org, dial (800) 827-0829 (Toll Free) or (800) 827-1359 (TDD).
 Email: cserv@accessla.org
Household Resources
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		California Women, Infants, & Children (WIC) 
 If you are pregnant or have a child under 5, WIC can help provide nutritious foods, breastfeeding support, and more resources to keep your growing family healthy.
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		CalKIDS 
 The California Kids Investment and Development Savings Program (CalKIDS) launched in 2022 by the State of California aims to help more children save for their future education.
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		Christian Outreach in Action 
 We provide free diapers once a week to parents in need Diaper Bank Distributed outside of our 3rd. St. doors (Corner of 3rd. & Linden)
 When: Fridays: 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
 Requirements: Must provide a form of legal documentation for your child (Birth Certificate, Immunization Record, Medi-CAL benefits card, etc.) MUST be parent or legal guardian, and Child needs to be present. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
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		Low-cost Broadband Internet 
 Eligibility: if anyone in your home is currently enrolled in SNAP, WIC, Medi-Cal, CalFresh, or any government assistance program – your household is eligible.
 Text: INTERNET to 211-211 to start the process on your phone.
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		The California Earned Income Tax Credit 
 Earned Income Tax Credits (EITC) are available for working individuals with low to moderate income, potentially offering a cash refund or reduced taxes owed.
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		The Young Child Tax Credit 
 If you qualify for CalEITC and have a child under the age of 6*, you may also qualify for a refundable tax credit of up to $1,154 through the Young Child Tax Credit! If you qualify, you may see a reduced tax bill or a bigger refund.
