Explore Our Community Programs
TIGERS Water Safety
Teaching the Basics
TIGERS is a basic water safety class for kids in the community ages 4-12. The goal of TIGERS is to teach children how to identify and avoid dangerous situations in the water and help children learn basic swimming techniques that will allow them to be more comfortable in the water.
My Campus
An Introduction to the Health Professions
My Campus holds quarterly events on Loma Linda University's campus for minority high school students to be introduced to the health professions. Students connect with university student mentors, enjoy hands-on experiences and are inspired by speakers.
Summer Gateway Program
In-Depth Learning About the Health Professions
The Summer Gateway Program is for high school junior and senior minority students. It provides them with a two-week experience in the health professions, with college preparation skills and service opportunities. There are opportunities to shadow the third week by invitation.
Goal 4 Health (G4H) Soccer League
A Soccer League for the Whole Family
The Goal 4 Health Soccer League is a Christian league for community kids ages 3-12 and women 13+, with a focus on health for the whole family. Its season runs from the last week in March through the first week of June each year. Kids and parents are invited to be involved with our Healthy Living Activities program during the season.
Liga de Fútbol (G4H)
Liga de Fútbol para Toda la Familia
Goal 4 Health (G4H) es una liga Cristiana para la comunidad que está abierta para niños y niñas de 3 a 12 años y mujeres de 13 años y arriba. La temporada de G4H corre de la última semana de Marzo asta la primera semana de Junio. Los niños y padres están invitados a participar en nuestro programa de actividades de vida saludable durante la temporada.
La Escuelita Family Resource Center
One-Stop Career Center
La Escuelita Family Resource Center has been serving families of the Inland Empire for over 10 years. All of its services and workshops are free and available to all adults, young and older, in the greater San Bernardino community.