Resources
One Degree Community Resource Library
One Degree is a FREE online resource platform and mobile app that helps Los Angeles County residents, as well as healthcare providers, professionals, and staff that serve them, to quickly find and access free and low-cost services and resources in their neighborhood.
Los Angeles County Department of Health Services has partnered with One Degree to help individuals and families access the resource they need to improve their lives and achieve social and economic mobility.
The resources on One Degree are kept updated with verification every 6 months and can be accessed from any internet-enabled device in both English and Spanish.
Users can also access Common App to apply for benefits programs such as CalFresh and Covered California (Medi-Cal).
AVENUE student champions are compiling a community asset map to catalogue available resources, services, and programs in the Antelope Valley. Check back soon for updates!
ACES-LA Network of Care- High Desert Regional Health Center
Community Navigators from the ACEs-LA Network of Care team
Resilience-Building for Individuals & Families
LA County Department of Health Services RISE team
@AV2Wellness Instagram
The new instagram page @av2wellness was created to meet the needs of youth in the AV by sharing info about free events & local resources with posts, stories and highlights reels so youth have quick access to what is happening in their communities.
Community members and encouraged to engage and follow to be up to date about the latest resources.
Additional Community Resources
Antelope Valley Resources and Collaboratives
Antelope Valley Health Neighborhood (LA County Department of Mental Health)
Antelope Valley African American Infant and Maternal Mortality Community Action Team (AV AAIMM CAT) (LA County Department of Public Health)
Antelope Valley Wellness Community (LA County Department of Public Health)
UCLA Pritzker Center Covid-19 resource Guide — English and Spanish
Resources for Providers
ACEs Aware – Learn about how adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) impact children and families, and how you as a provider can support
DMH UCLA Wellbeing for LA Learning Center – DMH + UCLA Public Partnership for Wellbeing is proud to offer a collection of resources and opportunities for support to frontline workers, county employees, school staff, and care professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic
Los Angeles County Immigrant Youth Toolkit – A provider-facing toolkit and resource database with information for medical providers, social workers, case managers, teachers or school officials and anyone else who may work with immigrant youth and families
UCLA Pritzker Center for Strengthening Children and Families – Access free trainings and webinars offered by the Pritzker Center, a multidisciplinary network across UCLA's campus and throughout LA County dedicated to identifying prevention strategies that safely reduce the need for foster care, while supporting equitable reform to our child welfare system
National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) – Access free trainings and other resources for the public, professionals, and others who care about children and are concerned about child traumatic stress