Posts by Ariel Hession
For Domestic Violence Awareness Month, 211 Spreads Resource Information to the Ventura County Community
Every October, Interface Children & Family Services (Interface), 211, and organizations worldwide observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This month is dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding domestic violence, educating communities about its realities, and spreading awareness of the resources available to those affected. Domestic violence is a pattern of behaviors used to exert power and…
Read MoreSuicide Awareness Month: The Three 3-Digit Need-To-Know Numbers and Resources
September is suicide awareness month, and 211 Ventura County is here to help you understand the resources available to you. During a crisis or an episode of depression, the simplest tasks can seem beyond daunting. If you are in a crisis, there are three 3-digit numbers to always remember: 988 – for the suicide and…
Read MoreInterface 211 Ventura County: Your Trusted Resource in Times of Need
In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, navigating through challenges can feel overwhelming. That’s where Interface 211 Ventura County (211VC), a program of Interface Children & Family Services, steps in as your go-to information and referral service. From essential resources to critical support, 211VC is here to assist Ventura County residents every step of…
Read MoreBridging Gaps, Saving Lives: The Impact of Interface 211VC’s Ride United Program
In the face of adversity, communities often come together to provide support and assistance to those in need. Interface 211 Ventura County (211VC), a program of Interface Children & Family Services, embodies this spirit of solidarity through its transformative Ride United: Last Mile Delivery program. Originating as a response to the urgent needs arising from…
Read More211Ride and Interface 211VC’s Commitment to Community Support
In our bustling communities, individuals facing a myriad of challenges often encounter roadblocks when it comes to accessing transportation services. From physical limitations to medical needs, cognitive hurdles to emotional struggles, and the complexities that come with age-related issues, the barriers can seem insurmountable. But fear not – Interface 211 Ventura County (211VC) is here…
Read More211 Power Outage Care Coordination
With the Public Safety Power Shutoff Care Coordination program, Interface 211 Ventura County (211VC) is providing essential care coordination services to the most vulnerable customers of investor-owned utility companies, including PG&E and Southern California Edison, spanning 12 counties. At both local and statewide levels, 211VC has been pivotal in extending vital resources to individuals requiring…
Read MoreKick It CA: Empowering Californians to Kick the Nicotine Habit
Here at Interface 211 Ventura County, Kick It California program is one of the most effective tobacco cessation campaigns across the Golden State. At 211VC, we’re proud to play a role in connecting individuals with the resources they need to kick the habit for good. Kick It CA isn’t just another run-of-the-mill campaign; it’s a…
Read MoreVentura County Vs. Hate: 211VC Declares our county a safe space for everyone
In collaboration with the California Department of Civil Rights and inspired by the statewide initiative California Versus Hate, Interface 211Ventura County is thrilled to announce our very own campaign: Ventura County Versus Hate. This exciting program is dedicated to fostering systemic equality and bridging social divides by championing services that uphold fairness and justice, irrespective…
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