Our Impact
(How we're servicing the people of our community.)
Our Services
Victor Valley Family Resource Center is a Transitiaonal Housing first 501-c3 non-profit organization. We specialize in supporting people to re-build their pathway to a succesful lifestyle. With our transitional housing program and supportive services, we have supported over 12,500 sheltered nights, over 37,000 provided meals, over 100 adults graduated from our program, and over 12 partnering community programs that give resources for homelessness prevention or restoration. Below are some supporting services that help our community thrive.
General Services
Transitional Housing (24 Hour on-site supervision) Re-entry Program (Law Enforcement has 24 hour on Site Accessibility though keyless entry system) Workforce Readiness Training Substance Abuse-Prevention/Intervention Educational Assistance Financial Education Case Management Services Internship Program (Partnership with the University of Phoenix) HEAP (Energy Assistance)
Workshop classes
| Cognitive Life skills
Anger Management Substance Abuse Parenting |
Misdemeanor offenses
Shoplifting Graffiti Bullying |
Workshop Sign-Up Form
A Closer Look at Transitional Housing
The intent of Victor Valley Family Resource Centers transitional housing program is to provide a place where individuals can re-establish their self-worth, re-discover their place in society, and find compassion and love through Spiritual discovery and a genuine understanding of personal relationships. VVFRC maintains a home atmosphere where a family type relationship is developed between the resident’s, staff, and volunteers. There are two major categories of Transitional Living Programs offered by VVFRC. One is a rapid rehousing program that focuses on housing homeless individuals within our community. This program provides the basic needs for nutrition, comfort, and sleeping space for individuals without shelter. VVFRC also seeks to teach new life skill habits through enrichment classes such as Adult Life Skills, Adult Anger Management, Youth Anger Management and many more. The rapid rehousing program targeted toward homeless individuals in our community who are looking to life change and are willing to invest in themselves.
