Bithiah’s Family Services offers a comprehensive array of core programs and services that address the unique needs of individuals impacted by the foster care system. These services are grounded in a trauma-informed approach and are designed to promote healing, independence, and long-term stability. Our core programs include:

1. Housing Program for Transitional Aged Youth (TAY):
Bithiah’s provides safe, stable housing for young women who have aged out of foster care and are at risk of homelessness. Residents participate in structured programming that includes job readiness training, financial literacy, mentorship, and independent living skills. Each participant receives individualized support tailored to their specific goals, and the program also includes job placement services, resume development, and career planning.

2. Pomona and San Marcos Resource Centers:
Open to anyone impacted by the foster care system—including foster youth, caregivers, social workers, and biological families—our Resource Centers provide wraparound support seven days a week. Services include trauma-informed therapy with licensed clinicians, clinician-led support groups, private and group tutoring, court-approved visitation space, and assistance navigating systems such as child welfare and education. We also distribute brand-new tangible supplies, including diapers, food, clothing, school supplies, and hygiene items.

3. Holiday and Back-to-School Drives:
Our annual events, including the Christmas Gift Drive and Back-to-School Giveaway, ensure that children in foster care and underserved families receive essential items with dignity. These drives provide brand-new backpacks, school supplies, toys, clothing, and more—easing financial burdens and ensuring every child feels seen and valued during critical times of the year.