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Some scholarships listed below have passed, please do bookmark this page to check back when they open again.

* Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation // Organization: Coca-Cola
Amount: $20,000

Deadline: October 31st, 2020
1. Frederick Douglas Bicentennial Scholarship 2020 // Organization: UNCF
The Coca-Cola Scholars Program scholarship is an achievement-based scholarship awarded to graduating high school seniors. Students are recognized for their capacity to lead and serve, as well as their commitment to making a significant impact on their schools and communities. The 2021 program will sometime this summer with an October 31, 2020 deadline.

Amount: $10,000

Deadline: October 28, 2020

The program awards one (1) $10,000 scholarship to an exceptional HBCU senior each year who has demonstrated high academic achievement, strong leadership skills, commitment to community service, and unmet financial need. Details to apply here.
3. Scholarship 4 Moms // Organization: Scholarship 4 moms
2. Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship // Organization: Jack Kent Cooke
4. Horatio Alger National Scholarship Program // Organization: Horatio Alger Members
Amount: Up to $40,000
5. Davidson Fellow Scholarship // Organization: Davidson Institute
Deadline: October 30th, 2020

Coming from a low-income family can be hard. That's why the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation scholarship gives up-to $40,000 to each of its scholars. In order to apply for this scholarship, you have to demonstrate both academic excellence and financial need. In addition to that, you have to fill out several eligibility questions, submit a few short essays that answer specific prompts, and declare your college plans and intended major. That sounds like a lot, and it is. But $40,000 per year practically covers the tuition of most colleges and it's entirely worth it.

Amount: $10,000

Deadline: October 15th, 2020

Every quarter Scholarship 4 Moms is giving away $10,000 for mothers wishing to go back or currently enrolled in college.

Amount: $25,000

Deadline: October 25th, 2020

The Horatio Alger National Scholarship Program is one of the major scholarship programs nationally that specifically assists high school students who have faced and overcome great obstacles in their young lives.

Amount: Up to $50,000

Deadline: February 10th, 2021
8. Seattle Marketing's $5,000 Scholarship // Organization: Seattle Marketing
Are you extraordinary? If so, the Davidson Fellow Scholarship is interested in you. Since its inception, the Davidson Fellow Scholarship has given out $7.4 million in scholarship money to students under the age of 18 who show extraordinary accomplishments in a particular field, whether it's science, math, music, literature, or technology. Every year, they select three winners who qualify to win $50,000, $25,000 and $10,000 for first, second, and third prize selections respectively.

6. Honda Corporate Stem Scholarship // Organization: UNCF
9. Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship Program // Organization: Amazon
Amount: Up to $5,000

Deadline: October 5, 2020

Honda has partnered with UNCF to establish the Honda Corporate Scholarship Stem Scholarship to support students enrolled at a Historically Black College or University, and studying a designated STEM field. Learn More Here.

7. Google Scholarships // Organization: Google

Amount: Up to $10,000

Deadline: Varies

This past year Google has hosted a few scholarships which include the Generation Google Scholarship, Google Lime Scholarship, and more. The 2020 Google Scholarship deadlines have passed, new Google Scholarships will be opening in Fall 2020.

Amount: $5,000

Deadline: September 30th, 2020

What's been the biggest challenge you've ever had to face? Write a 1000-1500 word essay explaining the hardships that you've overcome and submit proof of enrollment that you are currently attending or will attend a post-secondary institution. One individual will be selected to receive $5,000 for school!

Amount: $10,000

Deadline: Application opens in November 2021

10. Foot Locker Scholar Athletes // Organization: Foot Locker
13. US Bank Scholarship // Organization: US Bank 14. Dell Scholars Program // Organization: Dell
Amount: $20,000

Deadline: Opens October 2020
15. College Board Opportunity Scholarships for Class of 2021 // Organization: College Board
The Foot Locker Scholar Athletes program celebrates athletes that have grown into strong leaders at their schools and communities in addition to their sport. The 2021 program will open in October 2020.

11. McDonald's HACER National Scholarship // Organization: McDonald's

Amount: $100,000 ($25,000 over 4 years)

Deadline: Opens October 5th, 2020

Your generation is making a difference in the world, and McDonald's is looking to help students of Hispanic descent be part of that change. McDonald's is offering $100,000 in scholarships to high school seniors of Hispanic descent and showcase academic achievements, leadership, community involvement, financial need, and more!

12. GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program // Organization: GE-Reagan Foundation

Amount: $10,000

Deadline: Opens Fall 2020

Honoring the legacy and character of our nation's 40th President, the GE-Reagan Foundation Scholarship Program rewards college-bound students who demonstrate exemplary leadership, drive, integrity, and citizenship with financial assistance to pursue higher education. This scholarship is also renewable for up to 3 years, meaning you can get a total of $40,000 in scholarships and continued leadership development support.

Amount: Up to $20,000

Deadline: October 30, 2020

Complete financial education lessons to be entered to win up to $20,000 in scholarships. Lessons include financial literacy topics like managing student loans and creating a budget. Learn more here.

Amount: $20,000

Deadline: December 10th, 2020

The Dell Scholars Program is designed to provide a support system for the challenges many students face while pursuing a degree. 500 Dell Scholars are selected each year to receive a $20,000 scholarship and non-monetary support. The scholarship criteria include demonstrating a need for financial assistance, have participated in a program-approved college readiness program in grades 11 and 12, and more. Check out the Dell Scholars Program details and scholarship criteria here. The 2021 program will open in October 2020.

Amount: Up to $40,000

Deadline: February 28, 2021

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There are rehab facilities throughout California, and there are 69 substance use treatment facilities within a 25-mile radius of Fontana, which include: 4

Rehabs operated by the local, county, or community government. There are 4 of these total.

Private, for-profit facilities. There are 26 in the area.

Private non-profit facilities. There are 38 of these substance use treatment centers.

A facility operated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Located a little farther southwest-about 60 miles from Fontana-is Laguna Treatment Center in Aliso Viejo, which is part of American Addiction Centers (AAC). Laguna Treatment Center, accredited by the Joint Commission for Behavioral Health Care and California Department of Public Health as a Chemical Dependency Recovery Hospital, provides 24/7 oversight for individuals who are medically compromised and struggling with a substance use disorder.

Sometimes, traveling a little farther from home for treatment can aid in your recovery. Putting some physical distance between the people, places, and situations that trigger your substance use can allow you to fully focus on your recovery.

What is the Cost of Rehab in Fontana, California?

The cost of addiction treatment varies depending on several factors, including:

The level of care you receive. It's best to meet with your primary care physician, mental healthcare provider, or addiction care specialist, who can perform a thorough assessment and determine the best level of care to meet your specific needs and situation. An inpatient program with 24/7 care and room and board generally costs more than an outpatient program, where you continue to live at home while undergoing treatment.

The duration of your treatment. Your treatment plan may include multiple levels of care as you progress through your recovery. Typically, the more time you spend in treatment, the better the outcome, and the higher the overall cost.

The type of facility you choose. Treatment centers with lots of amenities-like pools, fitness centers, private rooms, alternative therapies, and recreational programs-tend to be more expensive than facilities providing care without the extras.

The amount your insurance pays. Your insurance may cover all or most of the cost of treatment. If you're using insurance to pay, call the number on the back of your card to understand the details of your coverage for substance use disorder as well as your out-of-pocket costs.

Does Insurance Cover the Cost of Rehab in Fontana, California?

With the Affordable Care Act (ACA), all Marketplace health insurance plans are required to cover mental health and substance use services as essential health benefits and cannot deny you coverage or charge you more because of a pre-existing mental or behavioral condition, like addiction. 5 While substance use services are covered, the specific benefits depend on your individual plan. 5

The facilities in and around Fontana accept a variety of insurance payment options. 4 Of the 69 facilities, 40 accept private health insurance; 17 take Medicare, 36 accept Medicaid, 29 take state-funded health insurance other than Medicaid, and 25 take federal military insurance. ⁴

Laguna Treatment Center is in-network with many insurance plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Kaiser Permanente, Humana, TRICARE, and more. Additionally, AAC can make checking your benefits simple and easy. Click on the link below to verify your insurance to see if you're covered at Laguna or another AAC facility.

Other Ways to Pay for Rehab in Fontana, California

If health insurance is not an option, there may be other ways to pay for substance use treatment at Laguna Treatment Center or elsewhere.

The facilities near Fontana offer a variety of ways to pay for treatment, including: 4

Cash or self-payment, which is accepted at 56 of the 69 facilities near the city.

Sliding fee scales, which adjust the cost based on an individual's ability to pay. There are 17 treatment centers that offer sliding fee scales in the area.

Payment assistance, which is offered by 15 of the 69 rehab facilities. These programs help low-income, uninsured, or underinsured individuals pay for all or part of their medical bills.

Additionally, there are community programs that may provide free resources and services to you or your loved one. These include, but are not limited to:

Inland Empire Central Office of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Like all AA chapters, this fellowship of men and women share their experiences, their strength, and their hope with each other in order to stay sober and help others with alcohol use disorder achieve sobriety as well. There are lots of meetings each week in Fontana.

Inland Empire Foothills Narcotics Anonymous (NA). This fellowship of men and women, at different stages of recovery from substance misuse and addiction, help each other stay substance free. While there are no meetings in Fontana, specifically, there are meetings Monday through Friday in nearby San Bernardino.

One Day at a Time Al-Anon group. A group for the family and friends of individuals with an alcohol use disorder, there are lots of meetings every day of the week within 25 miles of Fontana.

Inland Empire Harm Reduction. This community-based public health program works to improve the health and well-being of people affected by drug misuse and addiction in the San Bernardino County area. It provides a hotline to request free naloxone and/or fentanyl test strips and mobile harm-reduction services, which include naloxone, educational materials, and more.

Care Coordination. The San Bernardino County Care Coordination services help individuals with substance use disorders navigate medical, educational, social, prevocational, vocational, rehabilitative, and other community services to help them in their recovery.

San Bernardino County Substance Use Disorder and Recovery Services (SUDRS). This SUDRS provides recovery resources that are based on an individual's specific goals, including a plan for ongoing recovery and relapse prevention, outpatient individual or group counseling, recovery coaching, peer-to-peer support, education and job skills, family support, and housing assistance and transportation.

The Department of Behavioral Health's Substance Use Disorder and Recovery Services (SUDRS) Perinatal Services. This organization helps pregnant and parenting women who are struggling with alcohol, drugs, or both and provides services including individualized treatment plans; individual, group, and family therapy; crisis intervention services; educational supports; referrals to other services; transportation; childcare; and more.

Substance Use Disorder Screening, Assessment, and Referral Center (SARC). The SARC provides a confidential, free, 24-hour phone line for mental health illnesses and/or substance use disorders. The SARC also provides referrals to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community-based organizations.

What Substance Addictions Do Fontana Rehabs Treat?

Fontana substance use treatment centers treat a variety of substance use disorders, including, but not limited to: ⁵

In addition to substance use disorders, some treatment facilities treat co-occurring mental health disorders. In fact, within 25 miles of Fontana, there are 43 facilities that treat co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. ⁴ A little farther south, Laguna Treatment Center treats the whole person, providing the highest quality of care for co-occurring disorders, such as addition and depression. Additionally, Laguna is equipped to care for medically compromised individuals and those with physical health challenges, such as diabetes or chronic pain.

Types of Addiction Treatment Offered in Fontana, California

For many, treatment begins with medically managed detox, which allows the body to rid itself of the substance safely. Under the supervision of healthcare professionals, withdrawal symptoms can be managed so you remain as comfortable as possible. Within 25 miles of Fontana, there are 30 facilities that provide detoxification services.

Detox is typically not enough to sustain recovery. Instead it's often the first step in a more comprehensive treatment plan that takes place within one of the different levels of care. 6 These levels of care include: ⁶

Inpatient care. In an inpatient program, services are typically delivered in a hospital setting, though many treatment centers use inpatient and residential care interchangeably. Inpatient care requires you to live at the facility for the duration of treatment, which generally includes individual and group counseling, behavioral therapies, psychoeducation, and medication (if necessary).

Residential treatment. Residential treatment services take place in a structured, residential setting that is staffed 24 hours a day. Like inpatient programs, you live at the treatment center for the duration of care, which looks identical to inpatient programs.

Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs): PHPs deliver the same structured services that are provided in the inpatient and residential programs, but you return home or to a sober living environment at the end of each day. The amount of hours per day and days per week spent in treatment vary from program to program but generally require 6 to 8 hours a day, 3 to 7 days per week. Services look similar to those offered in inpatient and residential settings.

Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs): IOPs are alternatives to inpatient and residential programs. They are designed, like other outpatient programs, to establish psychosocial supports and facilitate relapse prevention and coping strategies. Treatment takes place at the treatment center a minimum of 9 hours per week in three, 3-hour sessions and then you return home or to a sober living environment at the end of each day.

Outpatient programs: Standard outpatient programs deliver services in a variety of settings such as medical offices or clinics. Like PHPs and IOPs, you return home or to a sober living environment at the end of each day; however, these traditional outpatient programs are typically less intense and require less time in treatment.

Of the treatment facilities in and around Fontana, 5 provide inpatient care, 36 offer residential treatment, 14 have partial hospitalization programs, 24 offer intensive outpatient programs, and 38 provide outpatient care. ⁴

How to Find Rehab Centers in Fontana, California

There are many factors to consider when looking for a substance use treatment facility for yourself or a loved one. 7 If you have insurance, your first step may be to contact your provider to find out if there is an in-network or preferred provider near you. 7 If you do not have insurance, you may be able to access treatment through a state-funded facility or using another payment option mentioned above. 7

Obviously, you need to ensure that the facility you choose offers the level of care you need, as determined by your primary care physician, mental healthcare provider, or other addiction treatment specialist. Additionally, if you have co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders, you want to ensure that the facility treats both disorders simultaneously. Beyond that, you should inquire about the following before making a decision: 4,7

Accreditation: Find a treatment facility that is licensed or certified by the state to ensure that it meets the basic requirements for quality and safety. You may want to look for an accredited facility, which means that it meets the standards of care set by national compliance organizations.

Evidence-based treatment: The treatment center needs to provide effective, science-backed treatments for substance use disorders. This may include medication management, cognitive-behavioral therapy, drug and alcohol counseling, peer support, education, and more. Quality facilities generally offer multiple interventions. For instance, of the 69 treatment facilities in or around Fontana, 66 utilize cognitive-behavioral therapy, 68 employ motivational interviewing, and 49 use 12-Step facilitation, among other modalities.

Medication: If the facility offers medication treatment for substance use disorder, ensure that the medication is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the recovery from alcohol and opioid use disorders.

Families: Encouraging family members play a pivotal role in the recovery process. Ensure that your family can be part of the treatment process so they can effectively provide support.

Continuing care: Recovery from a substance use disorder is a long-term process. Most facilities-63 within 25 miles of Fontana, in fact-offer ongoing services in the form of continued counseling, recovery coaching, assistance in finding sober housing, employment help, and mutual-help groups.

If you or a loved one struggle with a substance use disorder, treatment is available. Reach out to an admissions navigator at AAC by calling . Our admissions navigators-many of whom are in recovery themselves-will listen to your story, answer your questions, explain your options, verify your insurance, and help you get started on your path to recovery.

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Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment & Mental Health Services located in Riverside, San Jacinto, Banning, Murrieta, Hemet, and San Bernardino, CA

About MFI

MFI Recovery Center is a CARF-accredited facility in Riverside, California, dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable substance abuse treatment programs, mental health services, and primary health care for women, men, and adolescents. MFI Recovery Center provides residential and outpatient treatment programs at treatment facilities located around Southern California's Inland Empire.

Using a personalized, multidisciplinary approach, the outstanding team of professionals at MFI Recovery Center has helped thousands of individuals recover from substance use disorder. The psychiatric and counseling team at MFI Recovery Center is dedicated to providing comprehensive substance abuse treatment and behavioral health services to men, women, and their families.

Residential treatment programs are available for men, women, pregnant women, and women with children. Outpatient treatment programs are available to adults and teens, and through MFI Recovery Center's employee assistance program.

The skilled medical team at MFI Recovery Center includes a psychiatrist and psychiatric nurse practitioners. The medical team offers medical detoxification, medication-assisted treatment, medication management, and primary health care services. Residential and outpatient programs are customized to meet the needs of the individual.

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Individuals from all backgrounds are welcome at MFI Recovery Center. For compassionate, effective treatment for opioid, alcohol, and other types of substance use disorders, don't hesitate to contact a caring team member today. Call MFI Recovery Center to schedule a consultation or request an appointment online.

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The Housing Authority of the County of Riverside (HACR) is a public agency chartered by the State of California to administer the development, rehabilitation or financing of affordable housing programs. The mission of the Housing Authority is to transform and promote healthy, thriving communities, re-ignite hope and restore human dignity through the creation and preservation of high quality and innovative housing and community development programs which enhance the quality of life and revitalize neighborhoods to foster self-sufficiency. The Housing Authority has been serving Riverside County for over 60 years.

The Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) Waiting List OpenYou may register or update your registration on-line at How To Apply! If you do not have internet access, click the following link for more information: Computer Resource Listing You may also access a computer and apply online at the Housing Authority office located at 5555 Arlington Ave Riverside 92504 Monday - Friday from 8 am - 5 pm.

On July 1, 2015, the Housing Authority of the County of Riverside opened the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) waiting list. Registrations for all programs are accepted ONLINE. You can register by clicking on the appropriate link below. If you want to register or update your information on the waiting list for the Housing Choice Voucher(Section 8), Mod Rehab or waiting lists for theProject Based Voucher Program, please click on the appropriate link below. Please note that you must have a valid social security number in order to complete the Online Registration forms below.

If you do not have a social security number, you can complete the registration form. If you have a social security number, you must use one of the two links above or your registration will not be added.

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Contact your healthcare provider by phone before coming to a clinic or hospital if you meet the following criteria:

Symptoms such as fever, cough or shortness of breath, fatigue, headache, muscle or body aches, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose.

Contact with someone with confirmed COVID-19 within 14 days of onset of systems

We have located 6 free and income based clinics in or around Riverside, California.

We listed all of the free, income based health clinics, public health department clinics, community health centers that we have located in Riverside, CA. For the most part these clinics are for low income persons or those without insurance.

Review all of the information we have provided for the clinics. Some of them provide a wide array of services ranging from free to sliding scale services. We have provided as much detailed information including phone numbers, emails, and websites where available.

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Contact your healthcare provider by phone before coming to a clinic or hospital if you meet the following criteria:

Symptoms such as fever, cough or shortness of breath, fatigue, headache, muscle or body aches, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose.

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We have located 10 free and income based clinics in or around Rancho Cucamonga, California.

We listed all of the free, income based health clinics, public health department clinics, community health centers that we have located in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. For the most part these clinics are for low income persons or those without insurance.

Review all of the information we have provided for the clinics. Some of them provide a wide array of services ranging from free to sliding scale services. We have provided as much detailed information including phone numbers, emails, and websites where available.

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Riverside Community College District colleges will offer online instruction for the Fall 2020 semester. A list of onlin​e resources​ is available to assist students in the online learning environment. ​Fall semester begins August 24.

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CityLink Administrative Office CAP Administrator, Talia Hernandez - x2233 What We Offer:

Utility Assistance

Referral Services

Classes

Monthly resource meetings - 3rd Thursday of the month at City Hall (non-profits, schools, churches, government agencies)

Annual Community Resource Fair

Fontana Re-Entry Support Team (FRST) AB109 Early Release Program

City of Fontana sponsored events

See CAP web site at www.fontanacap.org for more information on classes and resources available

8440 Nuevo Ave., Fontana, CA 92336
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Water of Life Community Church: Fontana, CA > CityLink Services

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CityLink Services Homeless Ministry Direct services provided Monday-Friday during our regular operation hours: Hygiene Kits Food Bags Clothing Blankets Thrift Store Clothing Voucher We DO NOT provide as a direct service, housing (transitional or shelter). This is a referral source only. Referral Services In...

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If deciding to enlist with the U.S. military is the most decisive point in a prospective military member's life, then choosing which branch to serve is the second most decisive. Between enlistment options, incentives, education benefits, family legacy branches and job choices, deciding which branch is best for you can seem more overwhelming than boot camp.

THE U.S. MILITARY: A BRIEF OVERVIEW

Today, our Armed Forces are organized according to the National Security Act of 1947. This post-WWII legislation gave us the U.S. Air Force and the modern-day Department of Defense, which consists of three military departments: the departments include the Navy, Army and Air Force.

A president-appointed, civilian secretary heads the Department of Defense and each of the three departments within it.

These departments are responsible for the administration of the five different military branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, including the Navy, Army, Air Force, Marine Corps and Coast Guard.

Active duty population: 471,000 members

Highlights: More flexible than the other branches while still offering a strong sense of military life

Commander: The Army Chief of Staff

The United States Army is the largest branch of our military with 471,000 active duty service members. It is also the oldest branch of the U.S. military and remains the main ground-force for our nation's foreign affairs.

Established in 1775 at the start of the American Revolutionary War by the Continental Congress, today's Army is tasked with protecting and defending the U.S. and U.S. interests and resources, just as it was during the time of the original patriots.

A four-star general-referred to as the Army Chief of Staff-leads the Army. The Army Reserves and the Army National Guard serve as the Reserve Forces for the Army, with the former being managed and owned by the federal government and the latter answering to the state government.

These forces can be called up to support Army initiatives with both personnel and equipment when necessary, such as during a national emergency like international conflict or natural disaster. In general, members of these reserve forces often live at home and hold civilian jobs, though they can also be deployed alongside full-time members as necessary.

When civilians picture what it is that military members do, they most likely imagine boots on the ground soldiers. As servicemen with one of the combat arms of the U.S. Army, it is most likely that you will be working as the literal boots on the ground in combat zones and acquire the most time in the field working with some of the most cutting-edge military technology and weaponry available in the world.

Finally, Army members have the opportunity to travel to various regions and countries across the globe. Typically, Army combatants are sent to conflict zones, such as Afghanistan, Bosnia, Iraq, Iran or Kosovo. However, the U.S. Army also has well-established bases in various other non-conflict areas, including Germany, South Korea and Kuwait.

Active duty population: 324,000

Highlights: Significant travel and time spent at sea with a less rigid organizational format than that of the Marine Corps or Army

Commander: The Chief of Naval Operations

Although travel is a reality in almost any branch of the U.S. military, it is perhaps the truest for members of the U.S. Navy. This makes it a great choice for prospective service members who are looking to see the world, as there are very few positions within the Navy that do not require substantial time away at sea.

Conversely, prospective members with substantial commitments at home and family may not find that the traveling Navy lifestyle is suitable. Approximately 40 percent of active-duty Navy personnel is assigned to a vessel that is deployed at sea 45 percent of the time at any given point throughout the year, whether or not the U.S. is engaged in conflict.

Commanded by a four-star admiral referred to as the Chief of Naval Operations, the U.S. Navy was established shortly after the U.S. Army and the initiation of the American Revolutionary War in 1775. At its founding, the Navy was tasked with the maintenance and protection of U.S. interests and resources at sea.

Because of this long history, the Navy still strictly follows various customs and traditions, even if life aboard ship as a Navy service member is less structured than it might be in other branches. Just like the other branches, however, the Navy also offers the opportunity for military career-minded members to pursue a position with an elite, special forces faction, such as the Navy SEALS, Navy EOD, SAR Swimmers and SWCC.

Navy members can be tasked with operating heavy guns and cruise missiles from a ship or submarine that is located miles from shore and its intended enemy mark on land. As a member serving on a Naval submarine, these tasks are undertaken covertly.

When it comes to function, the Navy and Air Force often go hand-in-hand. The Navy is typically called up to supplement the Air Force with air power in times of conflict where a traditional, fixed runway and hangar are impossible to access. Naval aircraft carriers typically carry around 80 fighter jets and fighter-bombers and can be deployed to most any ocean in the world.

In addition to supporting the Air Force, the Navy also works closely with the U.S. Marine Corps and is largely responsible for Marine transport.

Though no Naval National Guard exists, prospective Navy members do have the option to join the Naval Reserves for reserve service that is slightly more flexible than the commitment given by full-time members.

Active duty members: 322,000

Highlights: Offers positions that more closely resemble "regular" jobs and competitive salaries

Commander: Air Force Chief of Staff

As far as military history goes, the U.S. Air Force is the latest addition to the U.S. Military. The branch was established in post-WWII in 1947. Before this, U.S. airplanes were commanded as a faction of the U.S. Army known as the Army Air Corps, whose primary function was to support Army troops on the ground during conflict.

However, as technology developed, it became readily apparent that aircraft had much larger and more significant implications than a simple support tool. After its establishment, the objective of the newly-minted U.S. Air Force became the defense of the United States and its interests and resources via air and space.

In comparison to the other branches of the U.S. Military, Air Force members are the most likely to hold a position that is more similar to those held by U.S. civilians. This is because many of the occupations available to Air Force personnel are similar to those available at any working airport, including logistics, satellite control and administration and the control of strategic ballistic missiles.

By contrast, very few positions-including the operation of fighter jets, tanker aircraft, heavy bombers, helicopters and transport aircraft-involve actual combat. However, no matter what position a member holds with the Air Force, they can typically expect to spend up to seven months of each year on deployment in countries across the globe, including Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Kosovo, and Saudi Arabia.

In terms of quality of life, the Air Force is also leagues ahead of its fellow military branches in aspects such as base housing units, and many Air Force members enjoy competitive salary rates after entering the civilian workforce.

However, perhaps because of these advantageous living standards, the Air Force also has the most stringent education and aptitude requirements, making it one of the most challenging branches to join.

The Air Force is supplemented by reserve forces, including the Air Force Reserves and the Air National Guard.

Active duty members: 184,000

Highlights: Total immersion in the military lifestyle with the most in-depth and substantial training and travel opportunities

Commander: The Commandant of the Marine Corps

Although the Marine Corps is technically led by a four-star general called the Commandant of the Marine Corps, this high-ranking official must still report to the Secretary of the Navy, which technically makes the Marine Corps a faction of the U.S. Navy.

Initially established as a landing force for the Navy, the Marine Corps also came about in the post-Revolutionary War period. It was then later re-established in 1798 as a branch of the military specializing in amphibious operations, such as the capture and control of beachheads to secure routes that allow the other branches to engage the enemy from various angles.

When it comes to their combat operations, Marines are comparatively self-sufficient, even though those of other military branches dwarf the number of active-duty Marines. For example, the Marine Corps operates its fighter, attack helicopter, and fighter-bomber aircraft.

However, as a part of the Navy, the Marine Corps does have close ties to the Navy when it comes to logistical support, including naval transport and medical personnel, as the Marines do not enlist medics, doctors or nurses despite currently running tours in Afghanistan and Iraq.

For anyone looking to join up and completely immerse themselves in military life, the Marine Corps is an obvious choice. Of all the branches in the U.S. Military, the U.S. Marine Corps entails the most prevalent pride of service and commitment to "the Corps." This deeply ingrained sense of loyalty means that a Marine Corps member isn't simply the Marines-rather, they a Marine.

Active duty members: 36,000

Highlights: Commands active law enforcement, safety and rescue operations along U.S. shores during peacetime that directly relate to the U.S. job market

Commander: The Coast Guard Commandant

Elite factions of the U.S. Coast Guard include the Coast Guard Rescue Swimmers, service members who receive intensive training specific to high-stakes rescue operations.

When deciding which branch of the military to join, honestly and thoroughly consider your service commitment, enlistment options, salary, travel and future career requirements to make an informed decision about your choice of military service branch.

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A Complete Guide to Choosing Which Branch of the Military to Serve

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If deciding to enlist with the U.S. military is the most decisive point in a prospective military member's life, then choosing which branch to serve is the second most decisive. Between enlistment options, incentives, education benefits, family legacy branches and job choices, deciding which branch is best for you can seem more overwhelming than boot camp.

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Extended Care/Aftercare

Young people often recognize they need help to succeed in the adult world only after they leave foster care. Extended care provides coaching in the areas of education, employment, health and safety, and establishing lifelong relationships.
Eligibility
Current non-minor dependents and former foster youth, ages 18-21, from San Bernardino County are eligible for services.

Current non-minor dependents are eligible to expand their independent living skills at multiple workshops throughout the month.

Former foster youth, ages 18-21, from San Bernardino County are eligible to receive additional support as they make the transition from a structured foster care system to lives as independent adults.
What We Do
Extended Care Services prepares young adults to live on their own in the community by providing them with life skills coaches and supporting the path to meet their individual needs. Life skills coaches work with the young adults in identifying strengths and areas to build on, then develop a plan to best utilize strengths and improve in areas to achieve their fullest potential.

Life skills coaching provide mentorship, support, and information that covers the following topics:

Education. Graduating from high school or earning a GED, identifying educational plans and goals, preparing for academic assessments and applying for scholarships and financial aid

Employment. Exploring employment interests and options, discussing job placement and work readiness skills, providing information regarding job resources, assisting with job applications and resume development, and encouraging participation in vocational training and volunteer programs

Health and Safety. Assessing youth's ability to make appropriate lifestyle and preventative health choices, providing referrals to appropriate health and mental health services, securing viable housing, and applying for food stamps and health care coverage

Permanent Connections. Guiding youth in developing mentoring relationships with appropriate adults, connecting youth to culturally relevant community events and services, and providing recreational events where they can build relationships with other young people with similar experiences

Locations
Walden serves young adults throughout San Bernardino County in:

San Bernardino Office: 255 North D Street, Suite 402, San Bernardino, CA 92401.
Why It Matters
Young people are often eager for independence, but not yet ready to live completely on their own. Extended care provides them with one-on-one coaching and personalized training to further develop the skills they need to succeed as adults living in the community.

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Do I qualify?

To qualify for WIC, you must meet income guidelines (PDF) and be in any of the categories below:

A pregnant woman

A woman breastfeeding a baby under 1 year of age

A woman who had a baby or was pregnant in the past 6 months

A baby up to his or her first birthday

A child up to his or her fifth birthday

Babies and children cared for by their fathers, other guardians, or foster parents

Not sure if you qualify?

You may qualify if you receive Medi-Cal, CalWORKs (TANF) or CalFresh (SNAP) benefits. Working families and migrant families are also welcome to apply.

Use the WIC eligibility assessment tool to see if you qualify.

Set up an appointment at a WIC local agency near you! Visit our website for WIC families to find a WIC local agency site near you.

What do I bring to my first WIC appointment?

Each person who will be enrolling into the WIC program

Identification - for yourself and any children age birth to 5 years

Proof of address - a document verifying your current address

Proof of income - current documents such as paycheck, tax return, or letter from employer

What should I expect at my first WIC appointment?

A review of the WIC program services and benefits, including the following videos:

An Individualized Nutrition Assessment for each qualifying member of your family

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To qualify for WIC, you must meet income guidelines (PDF) and be in any of the categories below: A pregnant woman A woman breastfeeding a baby under 1 year of age A woman who had a baby or was pregnant in the past 6 months A baby up to his or her first birthday A child up to his or her fifth birthday Babies and children cared for by their fathers, other guardians, or foster parents You may qualify if you receive Medi-Cal, CalWORKs (TANF) or CalFresh (SNAP) benefits.

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WIC Nutrition Services Standards Self-Assessment

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The WIC NSS self-assessment promotes the critical thinking necessary to perform a valuable assessment of the nutrition services a WIC agency provides. WIC State and local agencies are encouraged to use the self-assessment templates and standards as a tool for continuous program improvement.

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First 5 California - Improving Lives of Children and Families

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Top Substance Abuse Centers near Fontana

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Top Substance Abuse Centers near Fontana

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Expert Insights

While Fontana law enforcement has been working on putting an end to drug trafficking, the state of California is searching for their own solutions, as well. With overdoses near record highs in CA, Governor Gavin Newsom called in his recent budget proposal for $3.5 million to supply middle and high schools with naloxone - an opioid drug reversal that saves lives in acute overdose situations. While some parents scoff, it is the students that need interventions on the spot.
~ Lesley Wirth

As you research drug rehabs in Fontana, CA, you'll discover that each facility varies in price. Why don't all programs charge the same amount? Several factors affect the cost of treatment. Some of the most common variables include:

Due to these factors, one drug rehab in Fontana, CA, may be much more affordable than another. On average, the cost of inpatient rehab in California is $1,703. For inpatient treatment, the average cost is $56,654. For those seeking medication assisted treatment, you can expect to pay $126 per week for methadone, $115 per week for buprenorphine, and $1,177 per month for Naltrexone, based on national averages. ³

It's true that addiction treatment can be expensive. However, there are options available to make it more affordable. California residents can look into the following programs to reduce the cost of treatment and put drug rehab in Fontana, CA, well within reach.

If you are facing financial barriers to treatment, opportunities are available to further reduce costs. Consider the following options to overcome any potential financial hurdles.

Choose a Program Offering Payment Plans
Often, drug rehabs in Fontana, CA, will allow patients to choose a payment plan rather than pay the entire sum upfront. Under this plan, you'll pay a fee or interest, which will allow you to make smaller weekly or monthly payments for your treatment.

Apply for a Rehab Scholarship
You may be able to pay for some or all of your treatment with a scholarship. Rehab facilities, corporations, and nonprofits award scholarships based on financial need and personal situation. Learn about scholarships and how to apply for them from local drug rehabs in Fontana, CA.

Ask About Sliding Scale Payment Options
Be sure to ask if a treatment center offers sliding scale payment options. These plans allow you to pay only what you can afford based on your income. Facilities don't always advertise this option, so always ask. You usually need to provide proof of income to qualify.

Fontana, CA, is just a short 50-minute drive from nearby Los Angeles. This puts Fontana well within the major drug hub of the greater LA area. The region offers major transportation veins that make it easy to smuggle illegal drugs coming from the southwest border. This prevalence of drug crime makes drug use a common occurrence. Fortunately, for Fontana residents who find themselves pulled into this lifestyle, there are 66 drug rehabs in Fontana, CA, that can help provide a way out.

The following statistics reveal recent trends in drug use and related issues in Fontana and its surrounding San Bernardino County:

The 25-to-29-year-old age bracket experienced the highest rate of opioid overdose in San Bernardino County in 2021.¹

Native American/Alaskan Natives had the highest rate of opioid-related overdose in San Bernardino County in 2021, at around 30 per 100,000 residents.¹

The opioid prescribing rate in San Bernardino County decreased by 19% between 2019 and 2021.¹

Buprenorphine prescribing in San Bernardino County increased 48% between 2019 and 2021.¹

The rate of drug-related crime in Fontana is 21.1 per 1,000 residents.²

The chances of being a victim of drug-related crime in Fontana may be as high as 1 in 31 in some neighborhoods.²

The following California laws govern substance use and related issues in Fontana, CA:

Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act:: Under Proposition 36, eligible California residents may attend drug rehab in Fontana, CA, instead of serving prison time for non-violent drug crimes.

Lesley Wirth is a certified recovery coach with a master's in spiritual psychology. She helps women experiencing a "dark night of the soul" find their way to deep and unshakeable self-assurance, so they can stand firmly in their value and create a brighter future, regardless of what they've been through or how much pain they are currently in. Her work has been featured in trauma centers, r

Libby Pellegrini, MMS, PA-C, is a professionally-trained physician assistant. She has worked in numerous emergency healthcare settings, ranging from the rural United States to large metropolitan areas. Her experience helping patients suffering from acute crises related to intoxication and substance use disorders informs her passion for addiction medicine.

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Top 21 Alcohol & Drug Rehab Centers in Fontana, CA & Free Treatment Resources

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Find the best addiction treatment centers in Fontana, CA. Filter by detox, inpatient, and outpatient drug rehab centers and discover recovery options throughout Fontana.

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The State of California is proud to announce the launch of the California Kids Investment and Development Savings Program (CalKIDS). CalKIDS gives children in California a jump start on saving for college or career training. To be eligible for CalKIDS, participants must be:

1. Born in California on or after July 1, 2022; or

2. An eligible low-income public school student in grades 1-12* in California.

All participants receive a seed deposit in a CalKIDS account to help pay for future education after high school.
"Education is the gateway to opportunity for all California kids. Once a mind is stretched, it can never go back."
-Gavin Newsom, Governor of California
*Please note that eligibility for low-income public school participants is defined by the Local Control Funding Formula.

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The State of California is proud to announce the launch of the California Kids Investment and Development Savings Program (CalKIDS) program.

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Soluna | California's Mental Health App for 13 - 25 year olds

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