The Standdown and Homeless Resource Event is a community-based intervention event created to make a positive impact in the lives of the at-risk and homeless population.  The Standdownand Homeless Resource Event is a collaborative partnership of local city, county, state and federal organizations all providing services to those in need. Key support from San Bernardino County Veterans Services, VA Loma Linda Veteran Health Care System, Salvation Army, United Way, Goodwill and other community service providers.

The Veterans Standdown and Homeless Resource Event (HRE) is a one-day event, addressing two different underserved and at-risk populations. It is in recognition of veterans, and support of the homeless and those at risk Standdown and HRE is a community-based intervention event designed to help the San Bernardino County veterans and the homeless with purposeful outreach and direct help by bringing the solutions to the community directly. Reaching New Heights believes in a huge opportunity to help local homeless and veterans with a structured outreach as that is our core strength. Standdown and HRE will ultimately provide resources that promote their transition to stable housing and care.

Reaching New Heights with the Judge is a podcast site for Veterans, those who care about Veteran and anyone who wants insightful knowledge. We will talk about life, veterans, benefits, Veterans treatment court, Leadership and issues. Our interviews with veterans tell stories of over coming and beating the odds. The Honorable Judge Mark Johnson is a Riverside County superior court judge. He has 28 years in U.S Army active and reserve. He is a retired Colonel who sent 12 month in Iraq. His time in the combat zone impacted his life profoundly. He understands Veterans and wants to give them a second chance. Judge Johnson maybe joined during interviews by Sgt. Major Coker.

Serving Veterans Since

2014