• Redesigned Website

  • Created Mobile friendly website

  • Added over 700 Resources

  • Added Vaccine Information

  • Integrated City Departments Info

  • Integrated Elected Officials Info

  • Moved site to larger server

    to handle traffic and covered cost for 12 Month Server

  • Created marketing to promote website

16 Page Resource Book

  • Housing
  • Food Resources
  • Workforce
  • Small Business Support
  • Mental Health
  • Domestic Violence
  • Senior Resources

7000 Copies Printed and Distributed

  • Barbershops
  • Direct to Homes
  • Small Businesses
  • Non-Profits 
  • Food Banks

 

50 Flyers created for Black Owned Businesses
24 business recieved over 150,000 video views promoting their business

DIGITAL GRANT

This grant focused on community outreach that specifically educated Long Beach Residents and Business Owners about various digital inclusion resources and services (such as the Digital Inclusion Resources Hotline, low-cost Internet services, computers and digital literacy training). Through city resources, Ronnies House was able to distribute 111 tablets and 50 hotspots to bridge the digital gap in the city. Ronnie’s House strictly targeted vulnerable communities like Senior Citizen Groups, Low Income Mobile Home Parks, and Barbershops/Beauty Salons in Long Beach that had been greatly impacted by the digital divide as a result of the pandemic. 

Residents Businesses Non Profits Total
Tablets
70
33
8
111
Hotspots
50
0
0
50

BUSINESS - ETHNICITY

MENTAL HEALTH

This grant focused on connecting the community with mental health, local resources, and bringing awareness to the community of Covid 19 testing sites, vaccine information and precautions. Ronnie’s House was able to serve 72 different groups with a resource booklet that contained over 200 local resources (i.e. Housing, Transportation, Senior Citizen Support, Disabilities, etc.), distribute over 56,000 units of personal protective equipment to vulnerable populations, and created several online campaigns to continue bringing awareness of the importance of mental health during the height of the pandemic . 

Number of Groups Served Under The Mental Health Grant
Barber Shops/Beauty Salons
42
Other Business
14
Non Profits
12
Community Advocates & Groups
3
Motels
1
Barber Shops/ Beauty Salons Other Business Non Profit Community Advocates & Groups Motel Total
Resource Booklets
840
160
1,150
1,500
50
3,700
PPE Unit
8,022
1,910
2,146
44,000
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56,078

COVID-19 Support Health Department

COVID-19 grant focused on connecting the community with resources and COVID-19 Education.

  • LB United Redesigned expanded
  • 24hour Phone Line
  • Community Pop Up
  • Barbershop/Hair Salon Outreach
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cov-24
cov-25
cov-265
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