Inland Empire Community Tables
Listen
Parents and caregivers share what’s working, what’s hard, and what would help in raising a child easier in your community.
Connect
Meet the nonprofits and agencies who provide child care, health, early learning, and basic needs support.
Act
Community insights guide how partners across the region plan and improve services for young children and their families.
The Inland Empire Children’s Cabinet
Regional Community Tables
Raising kids ages 0 to 5 is a big job, and no family should do it alone. The Inland Empire Children’s Cabinet Community Tables bring parents, caregivers, and local organizations together to share what families need and connect you to services that already exist in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
A Community Table is a collaborative space where families and local organizations come together to share resources, support, and ideas to improve the health and racial equity and overall well-being of children in our community.
Opportunities for Engagement
Join the IE Children’s Cabinet Community Table in your region to connect with other parents, share your experiences, access valuable resources, and help shape the future of children and families across the Inland Empire.
Events
The Community Table Strategy
The IE Children’s Cabinet Community Tables provide a community engagement and family leadership network serving communities across the Inland Empire.
By creating regionally focused opportunities for parent engagement, community leadership, and collaboration, the Community Tables help advance health, educational, and economic outcomes for children and families throughout the Inland Empire.
Our Community Tables
Together, we can build stronger communities where every child has the opportunity to thrive.
San Bernardino County
In San Bernardino County, Community Tables serve families throughout the High Desert, Big Bear Lake, San Bernardino, Ontario, and surrounding communities.
Riverside County
In Riverside County, Community Tables support families in the cities of Mecca, Jurupa Valley, Riverside, Hemet/San Jacinto, and surrounding communities.
