You may qualify for FREE tax assistance!
SBCS's Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a program of the Community Action Partnership (CAP) in partnership with United Way of San Diego and the Internal Revenue Service.
From Community Service to Counseling, SBCS has a comprehensive array of programs for youth and teens to help support them in reaching their full potential.
To learn more about how SBCS can support your family, visit our Youth and Family Development Department.
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Volunteers of all ages help SBCS provide more children, youth and families in our community with the services they need to succeed.
During this economic downturn, volunteer help is critically needed in order to provide the basic services sought by so many.
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Sometimes, not only is there no extra - there isn't enough. SBCS offers a multitude of programs to assist families with one of life's most basic necessities - food.
To get food assistance or to learn how you can help, contact SBCS at: (619) 420-3620
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Eastside Sequel is South Bay Community Services' newest creative venture.
Inspired by a committee of community leaders wanting to find a new way to make a difference in the lives of children affected by family violence, Eastside Sequel was born as a resale boutique benefiting children affected by Family Violence
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Childhood is the foundation upon which life is built. The healthier that foundation, the greater the possibility of success and happiness.
SBCS' Child Well Being Department is dedicated to this belief.
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From Community Service to Counseling, South Bay Community Services has a comprehensive array of programs for youth and teens to help support them in reaching their full potential and give their best to themselves and their community.
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A charatible way to shop. Located in Heritage at Otay Ranch.
Know your rights! To learn more, visit our Youth & Family Development page.
Learning starts long before school. Why not offer your child the best?
From emergency shelters and food programs to family counseling.
Together we can build strong families and strong communities!
Changing lives. Restoring hope. Building a stronger community. Since 1971, SBCS has been providing programs and services to the whole family. With more than 200 staff members at locations throughout the South Bay - including schools, resources centers and police departments – SBCS is there when community needs it most. While the times have changed, our objective has always remained the same: to provide a place for people to create the best life they can for themselves.
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Fair Housing: What Are Your Rights?
South Bay Community Services Sponsors and Invites you to a Fair Housing Workshop
Learn about Fair Housing Law & Your Rights as a tenant or landlord
March 28, 2012:
Lincoln Acres Public Library
2725 Granger Avenue, Lincoln Acres, CA 91950
Time: 2:00pm
March 28, 2012
Chula Vista Public Library – Civic Center Branch
365 F Street, Chula Vista, CA 91910
6:00pm – 7:30pm
In Honor of Kendra Brandstein & Christopher Dunne
Wishing you a lifetime of happiness!
SBCS Receives Promise Neighborhoods Grant
SBCS was one of 15 organizations (out of more than 200) nation-wide to be selected for a special Promise Neighborhoods Planning Grant
Join area donors across San Diego County for the San Diego Foundation’s Give BIG event!
December 14th @ 7am – December 15th @ 7pm
24 Hour Hotline
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1124 Bay Boulevard, Suite D
Chula Vista, California 91911
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If you are deaf, hard of hearing, or otherwise require telephone relay services, please dial 711.
Si usted es sordo, se le dificulta el oír, o por otra parte requiere servicios de relevo telefónicos, por favor marque 711.
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Email Address:Somtimes, not only is there no extra - there isn't enough. SBCS offers a multitude of programs to assist families with one of life's most basic necessities - food.
From emergency shelters and transitional housing to family counseling and support, our Family Wellness and Self- Sufficiency Department staff is dedicated to helping families and individuals survive and overcome difficult situations.
SBCS has various programs to help you including: Family Self Sufficiency Program (FSS) and Homeless Prevention and Rapid-Rehousing Program (HPRP)
Not only will you create a lasting impact in the lives of others, but you will also acquire valuable work experience and network with many people in your community.
