• Establishing innovative programs that provide families with a safe and healthy environment.
• Challenging individuals to achieve positive results towards personal and collective prosperity.
• Promoting personal growth and creating opportunities for asset building.

Job Opportunities at CAPSBC

Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County offers great career opportunities. Below are the most recently posted job positions. Click on the links to obtain more detail on each position:

Programs and Services offered at CAPSBC

NEW WAY TO REACH US!

In an effort to improve customer service, Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County is now able to be reached via email through the respective links below as alternative way to contacting us via phone for any service inquiries or to make Utilty Assistance Appointments. You may click on the service name link to learn more details about each service.

Home Energy Assistance Program Utility Assistance -Provides energy education, and processes applications for utility bill assistance for income eligible clients to provide an annual CREDIT ranging from $201 to $334, which can be applied towards GAS or ELECTRIC accounts, OR $350 towards WOOD, OR up to $600 towards PROPANE.  Emergency HEAP utility bill assistance is available for income eligible clients with a FINAL CALL or SHUT OFF notice. An appointment must be made via phone or through the email link below for Emergency Assistance.

If you have Internet Explorer 10, you may have issues submitting the form below. If so, you may also complete a fillable form online and click on the email button at the top of the form. Either way you submit, your request will reach us and will be handled in the same manner.

Energy, Education, and Environmental Services (EEES) - Provides energy education, weatherization and energy conservation assistance to eligible low-income residents, including appliance repair and replacement, and processes applications for utility assistance through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), including wood and propane.  EEES provides environmental services for hazardous lead-based paint conditions in homes.  

Family Development Program (FDP) - Provides emergency assistance to needy families and individuals to include:  rental assistance, motel vouchers, food vouchers, bus passes, information and referral, etc. FDP also operates a 7-unit transitional housing program called Obershaw House for homeless families, provides holistic case management and supportive services in addition to coordinating events for children such as an annual summer camp and a children’s Christmas celebration.      

Individual Development Accounts (IDA) - A two to one cash-matched savings program that allows low-to moderate-income wage earners to save towards acquisition of assets to build future stability for their families.  IDA participants may work toward homeownership, starting or expanding a small business, or post-secondary education. 

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Programs - Programs that assist low income families through the tax code.  At VITA sites, residents can have their taxes prepared and filed free of charge.  Eligible families with children may use the EITC and Child Tax Credit to secure a greater refund. This service is only available during tax season.

Food Bank - Provides food for low-income residents throughout San Bernardino County through government surplus commodity distributions and salvage food agencies through a network of approximately 170 non-profit and charitable organizations and congregate feeding agencies (soup kitchens).