Our Family Resource Center connects patient families to common community resources. We can help you navigate your loved one's medical care, get food and transportation assistance, sign up for public insurance, access the MyChart patient portal, and more.

If you need help, you may visit our office on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. You can find us in the Children’s Hospital – West lobby (not the new hospital tower).

If you have any questions, we're available by phone Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. at 909-558-4000 ext. 58919 or by email at familyresourcecenter@llu.edu.

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Long-Term Care Resource List
Get the Caregiving Guide
Our guide provides dozens of resources to help you care for a child with ongoing medical conditions. Download the guide to get information on medical, educational, and financial services.
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Long-Term Care Resource List

About Our Resource Guide

We know how much there is to learn and manage when your child has long-term medical needs. Our resource guide helps you navigate the considerable responsibilities that come with caregiving, so you can focus on helping your child. The guide contains tips, tools, links, and information for:

  • Child health specialty services, like occupational, physical, or speech therapy.
  • Financial and resource assistance, including help paying for bills and daily needs.
  • Understanding health information about your child’s condition from trusted sources.
  • Getting organized with ongoing care to help manage your child’s medical information, appointments, medication, and more.
  • Child educational support, including school accommodations and services that help tailor education to your child’s health and developmental needs.
  • Caregiver and family support and advocacy to help you overcome the hardships of ongoing care and equip your child for self-advocacy.
  • Behavioral, mental health, and spiritual care services to support wellness for your child, the whole family, and your relationships.
  • Special events, camps, and treats, offering fun and empowering experiences for your child and family.