The Haley St. Navigation Center has many resources available for Transitional Aged Youth (17-24) including Basic Needs services and case management.  Visit their website to learn more!  

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• 425 East Cota Street, Santa Barbara, CA (805) 730-3848 ‎- https://transitionhouse.com/  
• Casa Esperanza Homeless Center 816 Cacique Street, Santa Barbara, CA (805) 884-8481 ‎- http://casa-esperanza.org/
• Santa Barbara Rescue Mission 535 Yanonali St, Santa Barbara, CA (805) 966-1316 ‎- http://sbrm.org/
• Bridgehouse Homeless Shelter 2025 Sweeney Rd, Lompoc, CA (805) 737-9449 ‎
• Rain Transitional Living Center 1732 South Lewis Road, Camarillo, CA (805) 389-3308
• Bridgehouse Administration Ln 2025 Sweeney Rd, Lompoc, CA (805) 737-9443
• Turning Point Foundation 536 East Thompson Boulevard, Ventura, CA (805) 652-2151 http://turningpointfoundation.org/
• Rescue Mission Alliance 315 North a Street, Oxnard, CA (805) 487-1234 ‎- http://erescuemission.org/
• Lighthouse Women & Children's 104 North Hayes Avenue, Oxnard, CA (805) 385-7200 ‎
• Noah's Anchorage Youth Crisis Shelter 301 West Figueroa Street, Santa Barbara, CA (805) 963-8775 ‎- http://ciymca.org/

Regional Entry Points are the primary entry point for Coordinated Entry. These entry points are resource centers where individuals and families experiencing homelessness can get help finding housing and other resources.

Go to Home For Good Santa Barbara County for more information.

New Beginnings’ Safe Parking Shelter and Rapid Rehousing Program provides safe overnight parking to individuals and families living in their vehicle. A driver’s license, vehicle registration, and vehicle insurance is required to enroll in the shelter component of the program. In addition, we also offer rapid rehousing services and other housing assistance services to community members through the program.

Contact staff of our Safe Parking Program by calling (805) 845-8492 or email us at safeparking@sbnbcc.org. Current proof of a valid driver’s license, vehicle registration, and insurance is required to enroll in the program. If you are living in your vehicle and are interested in rapid re-housing services, please contact us as well.

Across the state, PATH helps people find permanent housing and provides case management, medical and mental healthcare, benefits advocacy, employment training, and other services to help them maintain their homes stably. Since 2013, they have connected more than 9,000 people to permanent homes.

In Santa Barbara, they provide a variety of services for our neighbors experiencing homelessness that includes employment, outreach, housing navigation, interim housing, and rapid re-housing.

PATH Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara Rescue Mission was founded in 1965 and has been helping the homeless and addicted in our community for over 50 years. Each year, The Rescue Mission will serve 140,000 meals, provide safe shelter to 200 men and women each night, and graduate over 30 people from its 12-month Residential Recovery Program for men and women desiring to break free from cycles of addiction, poverty, homelessness, and crime.

The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara assists those individuals in housing while in a time of need; working families, seniors on fixed incomes, and persons with disabilities. The housing programs they currently have to help members of the community are as follows:

• Section 8
• Work force
• Senior housing
• Supportive housing

For more information:

• Lesley Wilson, MA, Case Manager, Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara lwilson@hacsb.org - 805.897.1048
• Alejandro Jimenez Case Manager, Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara ajimenez@hacsb.org - 805.897.1050

People's Self-Help Housing supports low income families, farm workers, seniors, and veterans and provide welcoming environments for those living with disabilities and for the formerly homeless. While also having services to promote health, well-being, and career success.

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Santa Ynez Valley People Helping People in Santa Ynez reach from the Santa Ynez Valley to Los Alamos. Their service staff is working with clients over the phone at this time but they are still providing their services. They have food, emergency programs that may help pay rent or bills and more.

If you are interested and fall under their service area please refer them to call their main office at (805) 588-2572 and ask for Victor.

211 Santa Barbara County Provides free, confidential, 24 hour information to help you find:

• Affordable housing
• After school programs
• Tenant's rights assistance
• Emergency shelters
• Public assistance programs

Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The California LifeLine Program (California LifeLine) is a state program that provides discounted home phone and cell phone services to eligible households. The California LifeLine discounts help consumers lower the cost of their phone bills. Only one discount per household is allowed (except for teletypewriter users and for Deaf and Disabled Telecommunications Program participants). Each household must choose to get the discount either on a home phone or on a cell phone, but not on both. Check out the Types of Discounted Services Available to learn about the program's benefits.

CA Lifeline Application

The CommUnify Santa Barbara Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) can help those in financial need prevent service interruption or restore disconnected utility services. LIHEAP can also help families that just want to get ahead on their bills to free up funds for other living needs. Assistance payments are provided for gas, electric, oil, wood or propane services. Intake centers are located throughout the county for easy access and assistance, if needed.

Learn more and apply at CommUnify

The Santa Barbara Region of Catholic Charities covers Santa Barbara and Ventura counties.

The Santa Barbara County area of Catholic Charities serves communities that include Cuyama Valley, Carpenteria , Guadalupe, Lompoc, Santa Maria and Santa Barbara. Since 1924, the Region has been providing hunger and homeless prevention services for low-income families and individuals throughout the communities of Santa Barbara County. The Region has three food pantries and several food distribution sites.

Other services offered include case management, financial assistance, material services and individual and family counseling services. They also offer utility payment assistance; call one of their locations using the information below to speak with a representative.

Lompoc
Lompoc Community Services Center
325 North Second Street, Lompoc, CA 93436
(805) 736-6226

Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Community Services Center
609 E. Haley Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
(805) 965-7045

Santa Maria
Santa Maria Community Services Center
607 W. Main Street, Santa Maria, CA 93458-5034
(805) 922-2059

SCE understands that many customers continue to struggle financially, and that sometimes other expenses must come first. Their Family Electric Rate Assistance(FERA) and California Alternate Rates for Energy(CARE) financial assistance programs help qualifying families of all sizes lower their monthly energy bills when they need it most.

Both FERA and CARE provide significant discounts to customers who qualify for bill assistance based on their household size and income. A single application takes two minutes to complete. No additional documentation is required.

Learn more and apply at SCE

You may qualify for 20% off your monthly natural gas bill through the CARE program. Their simple online application only takes a few minutes, and no additional documentation is needed. Once your online application is submitted, you will instantly know if you qualify.

Learn more and apply at SoCal Gas

Cassie Roach - Program Coordinator
croach@sbnbcc.org
805.845.8492

Find out if you're eligible for low cost auto insurance through the California Low Cost Auto Insurance Program by clicking the link or speaking to a local representative.

• Am I eligible?
• Who can help me?

"California’s Low Cost Automobile (CLCA) Insurance program was established by the Legislature in 1999 and exists (pursuant to California Insurance Code Section 11629.7) as a program designed to provide income-eligible, good drivers with liability insurance protection at affordable rates as a way to meet California’s mandatory auto insurance law.

California’s Low Cost Auto (CLCA) Insurance Program is a state-sponsored program that makes insurance affordable for California residents who meet the eligibility requirements, regardless of immigration status.

The CLCA Insurance program is brought to you by the California Department of Insurance and is administered by the California Automobile Assigned Risk Plan (CAARP)."

The Bureau of Automotive Repair’s (BAR) Consumer Assistance Program (CAP) offers eligible consumers repair assistance and vehicle retirement options to help improve California's air quality. Learn more at the link

Repair Assistance

Eligible consumers may receive up to $1,200 in emissions-related repairs at a STAR test-and-repair station if their vehicle fails its biennial Smog Check inspection.

Apply for Repair Assistance

Vehicle Retirement

Eligible consumers may receive either $1,500 or $1,000 to retire their operational vehicle at a BAR-contracted dismantler site.

Apply for Vehicle Retirement