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We are partnering with the Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) and the California Community College system to participate in the state’s Equitable Support Demonstration Project.

This project provides free support and resources to help our students evaluate the health care options available to you and see which programs will best serve your needs. The following link goes directly to the IEHP College Care website with all you need to get started.

The goals of our partnership with IEHP are to:

1. Successfully enroll every uninsured student in Medi-Cal or Covered California
2. Increase equitable student access to preventative care
3. Strengthen campus infrastructure to provide Medi-Cal eligible services
4. Remove barriers to these services.

Please take advantage of this opportunity.  Go to the link provided above and get started now.

Moreno Valley College Dental Hygiene Clinic offers free, high-quality dental hygiene care provided by students under the supervision of licensed dentists. Services include preventive cleanings, X-rays, periodontal therapy, fluoride treatments, sealants, oral health education, nutritional counseling, and more. Schedule an appointment to receive compassionate, comprehensive care while supporting student learning.

Phone: (951) 571-6431
Address: 16130 Lasselle Street, Moreno Valley, CA 92551
Website: mvc.edu/dental-clinic

Parent & Family Support & Training

Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) A parent education program for parents and caregivers of children ages 2-12 and adolescents ages 12-16. The program is suitable for parents/caregivers with concerns about their child’s behaviors or wish to learn a variety of parenting skills that will promote their child’s development. Classes are offered in community locations. Triple P is offered as an 8-week group format.   

 

Transition Age Youth (TAY) Programs

 This prevention service utilizes Transition Age Youth (16-25) who reflect the populations they will be serving which include Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender & Questioning foster youth, youth transitioning into college, and runaway/homeless youth. The TAY peer providers will provide formal and informal outreach, informal counseling and support/ informational groups to at-risk youth and their families.

SAYM is an evidence-based early intervention program used to treat depression. The program is low intensity and short in duration. Some family education regarding depression and family or parent sessions are included. Consistent with the model, providers will refer the Transition Age Youth (16-25), as appropriate, for a medication evaluation and work closely with the prescribing psychiatrist to ensure continuity of care. The program is provided in weekly individual or group sessions for 12-20 sessions.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Resources

 A.A. Provides free resources and programs to those looking for help with an alcohol problem or those looking to help a loved one. Not sure if you have an alcohol problem? Take the self-assessment provided to find out. If you are ready to take the next step, find meetings and programs near you offered to guide you on the way to recovery. 

 is a free addiction resource that provides patients and their families with reliable, non-biased information about treatment centers around the country. Explore the different types of addiction treatment programs offered, learn about the costs associated with rehab and ways to cover costs, find a center near you, and learn about the importance of rehabilitation. 

 Find the right rehab center for you. Filter through centers by location, treatment types, programs, payment options, accreditations, and amenities. Find resources explaining the differences in treatments and learn more about addiction.