Rooted in San Bernardino, serving the Inland Empire
We focus on residents facing the steepest barriers to good jobs and healthy futures, in the communities where those barriers are highest.
Sources: U.S. Census QuickFacts (ACS 2020–2024); CA Overdose Surveillance Dashboard.
Priority populations
- Justice-involved and reentry residents (Prison to Employment)
- CalWORKs participants and families
- Foster and transition-age youth, 16–24
- Opportunity youth who are out of school and out of work
- Veterans and eligible spouses
- People with disabilities
- Low-income adults and dislocated workers
- Immigrant and first-generation families
Service area
Our training site is in downtown San Bernardino (ZIP 92401). We serve residents across the city, including the Westside, Del Rosa and Muscoy, and neighboring communities such as Rialto, Colton, Fontana and Highland. Youth prevention programs reach schools across San Bernardino County.
Equity focus. 70.2% of city residents are Hispanic or Latino and 11.2% are Black. We hire staff and mentors from the community.
WHO WE SERVE
Rooted in San Bernardino, serving the Inland Empire
We focus on residents facing the steepest barriers to good jobs and healthy futures, in the communities where those barriers are highest.
Local need
- 222,044 City of San Bernardino residents (2025 est.)
- 18.6% of residents live in poverty
- 13.1% of adults 25+ hold a bachelor's degree
- 420 opioid-related deaths countywide in 2023
Sources: U.S. Census QuickFacts (ACS 2020–2024); CA Overdose Surveillance Dashboard.
Priority populations
- Justice-involved and reentry residents (Prison to Employment)
- CalWORKs participants and families
- Foster and transition-age youth, 16–24
- Opportunity youth who are out of school and out of work
- Veterans and eligible spouses
- People with disabilities
- Low-income adults and dislocated workers
- Immigrant and first-generation families
Service area
Our training site is in downtown San Bernardino (ZIP 92401). We serve residents across the city, including the Westside, Del Rosa and Muscoy, and neighboring communities such as Rialto, Colton, Fontana and Highland. Youth prevention programs reach schools across San Bernardino County.
Equity focus. 70.2% of city residents are Hispanic or Latino and 11.2% are Black. We hire staff and mentors from the community.