Time For Change Foundation Videos

Dr. Kim Carter Tillman, founder of Time for Change Foundation, was honored as a “Nexstar Remarkable Woman of the Year.” Selected as a KTLA finalist, Dr. Tillman’s leadership, dedication, and impact in the community earned her this prestigious recognition. The KTLA segment aired on KTLA 5 Morning News on Dec. 12, 2025, where Dr. Tillman shared her inspiring story and encouraged viewers to celebrate the remarkable women in their own lives.

Dr. Kim Carter-Tillman has been named the 2025 National Remarkable Woman of the Year—a powerful recognition of her decades-long commitment to uplifting women and transforming lives. Chosen from over 125 finalists nationwide, Dr. Carter-Tillman stood out for her groundbreaking work in supportive housing and entrepreneurship, creating pathways to self-sufficiency for women who have experienced homelessness, incarceration, and trauma.

Dr. Kim Carter-Tillman joins Elizabeth Vargas after being awarded the Remarkable Woman of the Year 2025 by Nexstar. Celebrating Women's History Month, this nationwide initiative shines a spotlight on the women who have shaped policy, sparked social change, and uplifted communities.

Since 2002, Time for Change Foundation (TFCF) has been assisting homeless women and children achieve self-sufficiency by providing housing and necessary supportive services. In response to the housing crisis and effects of mass incarceration and family separation, TFCF implemented an array of evidenced-based programs, housing and trauma informed approaches to address their needs. Equally important, is our leadership development and advocacy projects necessary to bring the voices of those most impacted by punitive policies into policy advocacy and civic engagement. Our missing is to empower disenfranchised low-income individuals and families by building leadership through evidence-based programs and housing to create self-sufficiency and thriving communities. This video provides an in-depth overview of our foundation, programs, approach, and successes over the last 23 years.

Dallela’s journey with Time for Change Foundation turned her life around from homelessness and addiction to stability and hope. Now employed and nearly a year sober, Dallela aims to help other women facing similar challenges.

Since 2002, Time for Change Foundation (TFCF) has been assisting homeless women and children achieve self-sufficiency by providing housing and necessary supportive services. In response to the housing crisis and effects of mass incarceration and family separation, TFCF implemented an array of evidenced-based programs, housing and trauma informed approaches to address their needs. Equally important, is our leadership development and advocacy projects necessary to bring the voices of those most impacted by punitive policies into policy advocacy and civic engagement. Our missing is to empower disenfranchised low-income individuals and families by building leadership through evidence-based programs and housing to create self-sufficiency and thriving communities. This video provides an in-depth overview of our foundation, programs, approach, and successes over the last 22 years.

"I'm lost for words; it's amazing what I've become because of Time for Change Foundation." When a woman can love who she has become, she will return that love to everyone around her. It shows to her kids, at work, and in her community! We love that we can provide exactly what women need to become self-sufficient. Sharron has accomplished all her goals after being in our program for 9 months! She has maintained custody of her baby, remained clean and sober, gained self-worth, obtained full-time employment, and now has gotten her own apartment for her and her son! We would not be able to help families like Sharron without the help of supporters like Bobby Wagner, the Rauch Family Foundation, Wells Fargo, and the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. With their support we are able to provide safe, nurturing housing where moms like Sharron can bring their children home to. They receive full wraparound services that enable them to become self-sufficient, and we are able to help fully furnish their homes so that they can live healthy, thriving lives! Help us congratulate Sharron for her accomplishments! #TFCF #timeforchangefoundation #selfsufficiency #women #homelesswomen #womenandchildren #family #community #housing #emergencyshelter #success

We're so excited to share the ABC7 segment featuring the BBOP Center! The segment did a fantastic job showcasing the amazing businesses being built and interviews with some of our successful business owners! Check it out!

Congratulations to our client Shantelle on moving into her home! Shantelle discovered TFCF while in prison and upon release became part of the LEAP and Positive Futures II programs, which assist formerly incarcerated individuals in achieving self-sufficiency. Now with a place to call home, Shantelle can be reunited with her children!

Star shares her story of overcoming mental illness, and life struggles. Now after being homeless for 3 years, she moves in to her first apartment!

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TFCF Founder and Executive Director give a tour of the progress of the BBOP Center construction.

For our 20th anniversary gala we took a look back on a few "Once Upon a Time" stories. This is Stacy's story

For our 20th anniversary gala we took a look back on a few "Once Upon a Time" stories. This is Shaniqua's story

We are so proud of our client Sonya! She has started her job at Loma Linda Hospital and is on her way to self-sufficiency! With the support of Time for Change Foundation she has overcome many health obstacles, gained a new perspective, and learned patience. Visit our website to learn more about our services. https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/

It's not everyday that Jennifer Hudson donates her personal clothes to you! The women at Time for Change Foundation got an unexpected surprise when Jennifer sent her clothes to them. They couldn't be more grateful! Thank you Jennifer!

Jessica came to TFCF with a goal of reunification with her children. Here is her story.

San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools (SBCSS) Children Deserve Success program held its annual holiday celebration event on Dec. 10. Time for Change Foundation’s Phoenix Square location started the event. The county superintendent and SBCSS delivered approximately 40 holiday gift bags to students served by SBCSS programs. The bags contained gifts from the children’s wish lists, books, a warm coat and healthy snacks provided by community partners. Law enforcement officers also distributed restaurant gift cards to the children. The children’s mothers watched with smiles on their faces.

Rosanna has worked very hard to attain sobriety, employment, and self-sufficiency. Now to fulfill her goal of reunification she needs to complete the next step: her own home. That's were TFCF comes in. We furnished her apartment, provided appliances, and décor, so she could keep on moving.

Happy Thanksgiving! Our women are so grateful for the opportunities TFCF has provided them with. We in turn, are grateful for you , our supporters. Have a wonderful turkey day!

Marguerite and her sisters were raised in a home where addiction fueled violence and indifference. This created a chain of addiction in her own life, leading to the loss of herself, and her children. Listen to her story of redemption. Of her efforts to better her life, and how thanks to Time for Change Foundation's help, she is ready to thrive.

It's been 6 years since Cynthia has had custody of her children. After getting out of jail Cynthia came to TFCF ready for change. She attended weekly educational classes, met all requirements to get her children back, and after only 4 months she moved into her own apartment! Having her own apartment means, now, her children can come home with her and they can finally be reunited!

Richelle tells how she came to Time For Change Foundation and what she's gotten from the program.

Time for Change Foundation’s 19th Annual Awards Gala seeks 3 main goals: 1. Fundraise – Our goal is to raise $350,000 to support our housing and supportive service program that will help to support 75 homeless families for a one-year period, creating healthier communities and eliminating homelessness. 2. Acknowledge - We want to acknowledge the community members that have made an impact – we know that we do not do this work alone. By acknowledging, others that have helped along the way we get to share the enthusiasm of making a difference. 3. Celebrate - We celebrate the milestones that women were able achieve over the last year and how we, together can continue to help the community around us.

Time for Change Foundation’s 19th Annual Awards Gala seeks 3 main goals: 1. Fundraise – Our goal is to raise $350,000 to support our housing and supportive service program that will help to support 75 homeless families for a one-year period, creating healthier communities and eliminating homelessness. 2. Acknowledge - We want to acknowledge the community members that have made an impact – we know that we do not do this work alone. By acknowledging, others that have helped along the way we get to share the enthusiasm of making a difference. 3. Celebrate - We celebrate the milestones that women were able achieve over the last year and how we, together can continue to help the community around us.

You can learn more on our blog: https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/blog/cnn-heroes-time-for-change-foundation-helping-released-inmates-adapt-to-covid-19/

In this video, we highlight many of the generous donations we received for our clients this holiday season and our clients receiving them. At the end, our clients give a special Thank You to everyone who donated. We are so blessed and thankful for all of our contributors who donated and helped out our families in need. Without you all, none of this would have been possible.

Thank you for your generosity!

The fabulous Maxine Jones from the Funky Divas and formerly of En Vogue, gives her tips on how to feel amazing this holiday season by giving back to others. If you would like to join Maxine in giving to Time for Change Foundation, visit our website today! https://www.timeforchangefoundation.ord/contribute/donate #envogue #timeforchangefoundation #donate #funkydiva #helpendhomelessness

Meet Ashley, a single mother 7 months out of incarceration. 1 year ago she was on drugs, committing crimes and had lost her children and it was all stemming from mental health issues. Here we are, a year later, and with help from Time for Change Foundation, Ashley is sober, reunited with her children and as you see in this video, moving into her own apartment! We love to see these type of changes that are possible through evidence-based programs and housing. It's this kind of impact that we are making in our communities that can build strong foundations for society to thrive. We can end homelessness and you can help! Visit https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/contribute/donate/ today! #timeforchangefoundation #tfcf #womenshealth #womensrights #womenhelpingwomen #transformation

Thanks to our Donors, we were able to give many families thanksgiving meals. Our clients gave us a thank you and we just wanted to pass those thanks on to all who have helped support us! Thank you very much! We couldn't make any of this possible without you all! #Thanksgiving #givingthanks #timeforchangefoundation #tfcf #turkeygiveaway

In order to eliminate state sanctioned violence, end the heartless act of terminating parental rights, and encouraging the traumatic cycle of creating permanent orphans, we must stop divesting in families! Investing in intersectionality of race, class and poverty only aids the US in separating families and creating a world where children are forced to grow up without their biological parents. It's time for change! Will you be part of the problem or part of the solution? Tick tock the clock must stop!

The mission of Time For Change Foundation is to empower disenfranchised low income individuals and families by building leadership through evidence-based programs and housing to create self-sufficiency and thriving communities. Since 2002 Time For Change Foundation (TFCF) has been dedicated to helping homeless women and children achieve self-sufficiency by using an array of evidenced-based practices coupled with a strength-based approach to address their needs. Their programs and supportive services help to assist families and individuals with the skills necessary to recover from the effects of homelessness, addiction, incarceration, mental and physical abuse. To date, they have helped over 1,500 homeless women and children in San Bernardino County achieve self-sufficiency! Learn more: https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org

After almost two years, Aisha has reached self-sufficiency! While at Time for Change Foundation's Brighter Futures home in the Bay Area, she accomplished obtaining her CNA license, got a car, and most importantly reunified with her daughter. This is her very first apartment she has had in her entire life and we're so happy to be celebrating with her!

“Time for Change for Life!” Is a saying we have at TFCF. Many of the women we serve come from bad family experiences or no family at all and we become their family. Sherry graduated our program and reached self-sufficiency and now she lives I to our Phoenix Square apartments! Having access to safe, decent housing that is affordable to her will allow her to remain stable and live a healthy, thriving live! #time4change4life

This virtual Townhall event #StopStealing-OurBabies was held on Tuesday, August 25, 2020 and presented by Kim Carter of Time For Change Foundation. Invited featured speakers included Congresswoman Karen Bass, Sereeta Reid, Ingrid Archie, Ebony Butts, and Sonja Tenneson. You’ll be able to directly learn from the mothers and advocates about the different challenges and successes. “The United States spends more money on the Child Welfare System than it does for Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), Supplemental Nutritional Program (SNAP) for Woman, Infants, and Children (WIC).”

Kim Carter, Founder of the Time for Change Foundation (https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/), talks about socio-economic ties to mass incarceration that has been coupled with divestment in the black community and the many disparities faced in building economic power and black wealth.

Here's a COVID-19 update from our Director, Vanessa Perez. Although we are in dire times, together we are saving lives. I'm happy to share that we've reached our fundraising goal of $250,000! Thank you to those that have supported, we couldn't do this work without you!

On March 17th Catherine, a chronically homeless woman, was housed in Time for Change Foundation's permanent-supportive housing project, Homes of Hope. After being homeless for over two years, Catherine explains how overwhelmed, yet happy she is to have her own home! Within 45 days the TFCF team helped Catherine obtain her I.D. & social security cards, evidence of disability, and conducted housing search & placement. TFCF paid for rental applications and with dignity assisted with getting her showered and cleaned up to meet several landlords. Thanks to our partnership with different landlords, Catherine now has a home!

We want to thank our donors for their support. With the donation of a car, Angie can now drive her children to school, to important appointments, and to work and be on time! To make a contribution visit www.timeforchangefoundation.org

Happy Thanksgiving from the Time For Change Foundation family! Hear what some families we've helped are thankful for this holiday season!

Hi, my name is Vanessa Perez and I’m the Executive Director at Time for Change Foundation. At Time for Change we provide evidence-based supportive services and housing that helps homeless women and children recover from homelessness, incarceration, substance, physical and mental abuse. We get excited that we are able to provide our families with a safe nurturing home so that women can reunify with their children and they allow their children to get an education and grow up to live a healthy thriving life. Hi my name’s Krystal. I was 9 months pregnant, homeless in the street. Time for Change took me in, and I had my son here. They threw me a baby shower for my newborn son Angel, and we are here at Time for Change. We have stable housing and I’m blessed to be here at Time for Change. Since our inception, we have helped over 1,500 women and children reach self-sufficiency and have a reunited 291 children back with their Moms out of foster care.

It's SHOWTIME! Check out our featured segment on The Steve Harvey Show from January 30th, 2019. Learn more about Time For Change Foundation and how to contribute at our website: https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/contribute/donate Time for Change Foundation has been recognized for it’s outstanding leadership and innovations in tackling some of society’s most pression social issues. Since 2002, Time for Change Foundation has helped over 1,200 women and children reach self-sufficiency. Through an array of evidence-based programs and services coupled with a variety of housing options women have excelled and reunited mothers with a total of 272 children from foster care. Recently, TFCF expanded its operations and now has services from the Inland Empire all the way to the Bay Area. Special thanks to the Steve Harvey show and their producers for featuring our agency on their show!

We were honored to be featured on The Marc Guzman Podcast. Their team's description was a perfect one, copied below. For America is not just a land of opportunity, but a land of second chances. But not all second chances are created equal, and for some, they can be hard to come by. For a single mother overcoming abuse and/or addiction, that second chance can seem impossible to achieve. That is why people like Kim Carter, our guest today, are so vital to the community. After dealing with her own bouts with homelessness and addiction, Kim found her second chance and turned it into the Time For Change Foundation, which works to get homeless mothers off the street and reunified with their children. A true agent of change, Kim works hard to ensure that no mother has to choose between getting the help she needs and keeping her children. Website: https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org Office Number: 909-886-2994 Personal Number: 951-217-7971 1:59 Getting Started 6:30 Time For Change Foundation 16:17 Number of Homeless people in California and the US 21:18 Getting into Time for Change 26:13 Working with Individuals 30:10 Employment Assistance 33:02 Newsom’s Housing Plan 41:04 Spin the Wheel 43:50 Staff Size 45:22 Putting a Mother in a Home with their Child 50:22 Looking Ahead 52:33 Wrap Up/ Contact info Check out more Marc Guzman: WEBSITE: http://www.MarcGuzman.com

Time For Change Foundation's Brighter Futures is an emergency housing shelter for women and children in Hayward, CA. On December 7, 2018 we were proud to expand our mission to assist women recovering from incarceration and homelessness to reunify with their children and/or be housed with their children. Learn more about Time For Change Foundation & Brighter Futures here: https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/services/psh

2018 Annual Awards Gala, "Dreams Do Come True"

Client Robin is surprised with a car!

Our Justice in July Jamboree was so much fun! We held a community resource fair and statewide listening session to address the issues of affordable housing, transportation, fair chance employment, domestic violence, and the allocation of Prop 47 dollars. Community members left with tangible resources and commitments from our elected officials to support our issues and solutions! We want to give special recognition to our co-hosts, Mayor Deborah Robertson, Senator Connie Leyva, and Assemblymember Eloise Gómez Reyes. Big thanks to our community partners: United Nations of Consciousness - U.N.C, Congregations Organized for Prophetic Engagement (COPE), ACLU, California Partnership, Young Visionaries, Center for Employment Opportunities, and California Calls for our collaboration in making our Justice Jam a huge success! We also want to extend a warm thank you to the City of Rialto, Rialto Network, Rialto Fire Department, KVCR for this wonderful video, and all of our TFCF staff, clients and volunteers! Video credit: KVCR

Vanessa Perez, Associate Director of Time for Change interviews Deborah Robertson (Mayor of Rialto), Senator Connie M. Leyva, and Assemblymember Eloise Gomez Reyes. In this panel discussion, the elected officials talk about their personal stories and what drives their passion for the following causes: housing, domestic violence, and transportation.

Catrina’s Story As a single mom with four children Catrina was stuck in a cycle of addiction and homelessness for 6 years. Her addiction caused her to lose her home and her family, which led her deeper into her addiction. Moving her children from shelter to shelter, she finally found Time for Change Foundation (TFCF). Since day one with TFCF Catrina has been a rising star. She is on track with completing her required classes, has become a better mother, and after 6 months in our program Catrina transitioned into her very own apartment! Watch Catrina’s compelling story of how she transitioned from homelessness and addiction to self-sufficiency and family reunification!

"I want to make sure their moms are right so they can be right," says Kim Carter, founder of Time for Change Foundation, a non-profit that empowers disenfranchised low income individuals and families by building leadership through evidence-based programs and housing to create self-sufficiency and thriving communities. It is a "family-modeled program that brings the best to those who need it the most." Since Kim's foundation received donations from Subaru through CNN Heroes, she has added 3 new units of permanent supportive housing to her organization. "Subaru lifted us up and we met that challenge. We're time for change for life. This is a way of life. It's not a job.

It’s really easy to look at things from a black or white perspective but at Time for Change Foundation we see the gray area. Recognizing that cause and effect has a profound impact in the lives of these women and in particular their children. We believe that children should not be punished for a mistake that their parent made and that with proper consideration of “the gray area” we can resurrect these families into productive self-sufficient families. How do we know? Because we have the evidence to prove it. At Time for Change Foundation lives are being transformed and children are thriving. Removing the social stigma associated with ‪#‎homeless‬ and ‪#‎incarceration‬ will give these women a chance at a job! ‪#‎JobsNotJails‬ ‪#‎StopDiscrimination‬

TFCF would like to start a real conversation and call to action about what it means for these women who embark upon the rehabilitation journey and claim a new way of life for them and their children. Yes, after incarceration there is still LIFE, and one can only improve if given access to this thing called a “JOB”. Yes, without a job many will continue to struggle, fall back into old environments and lose hope of ever becoming the person that God wants them to be. So what solutions do we have? Well the women who face this barrier have created suggested solutions to their problems. Let’s talk about them and please add any suggestions or comments. We don’t think that a jail sentence should be life sentence of despair. ‪#‎NotInvisibleSeeMe‬ ‪#‎AccessToEmployment‬

After being homeless for 3 years, Rayanne and her daughters came to TFCF and moved into Sweet Dreams - our women's and children's shelter. 5 1/2 months of being in our program, Rayanne and her two daughters now have their own apartment where they no longer worry about having a safe place to sleep at night. We want to say thank you for all of your help and support to help us end homelessness!

2015 Top 10 CNN Heroes Tribute Show

Happy Birthday Sharon Stone! -From all of us here at Time for Change Foundation Helping homeless women and children reach self-sufficiency. Visit us at https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/ to see how you can make a difference in a child's life today!

http://www.TimeForChangeFoundation.org After fighting for over four years to get her kids back, this Friday Arianna will finally be reunited with her children. "Time for Change has really made my dreams come true. They have blessed me in more ways than I can think of." -Arianna Visit us online to see how you can help more homeless mothers reunite with their children.

You can help Theresa and other homeless women and children by visiting https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org, or by calling 909-886-2994.

Time for Change Foundation provides essential resources through our programs and services to women and children who desire to change the course of their lives by making the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency. We accept all forms of donations; please call our office for more information at 909-886-2994 or visit us on the web at http://www.TimeForChangeFoundation.org.

Visit our website to learn more about how you can make a difference in transforming the lives of homeless women and children https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/

https://timeforchangefoundation.org A big Thank You to SEBA and all of the police officers that attended for taking our children out shopping. It was an early morning, but the children where so excited. After being assigned their cop, the children went straight to see Santa who was waiting for them to hear their Christmas wish list and take a picture. Afterwards, they were free to roam the store with their cop and fill their shopping carts with whatever they most wished for. Each cop had been instructed to help the children choose things that they would choose for their own children. As you may expect. the most popular isles were to be found in the toy department, but they also got clothes and shoes as well as bigger items like bikes. Everyone left with a big smile on their face. Thank you again to SEBA and all the officers in attendance for sponsoring our children and for giving them such a wonderful Christmas memory.

https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org -- Congratulations Arianna! We are so proud and happy for you! To learn more about how you can help homeless children and their moms please visit our website.

https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org -- Thank you so much to Tricia and the Kiwanis Club of Rancho Cucamonga for bringing some holiday joy to our families. They started off with a delicious breakfast which everyone enjoyed. Then everyone went up front to see Santa arriving with a police escort. Santa handed out hugs and presents to all the children and everyone had so much fun getting to celebrate with family. Thanks again for making such wonderful memories possible. http://www.prlog.org/12517272.html

CBS News Broadcast 8_31_15 Highlighting Time for Change Foundation CNN Hero Award and Phoenix Square Affordable Housing Development

Text "Give" to 909-361-3592 to change a child's life today! On any given night, there are nearly 600,000 homeless people right here in the US. 42% of children in homeless families are under the age of six. We typically think that a homeless person is that 35 to 40-year-old guy… by the highway or under the bridge… begging for money, where in fact the average face of homelessness is that of a child. We can no longer afford to turn a blind eye to the suffering of so many. Time for Change is making a difference by helping homeless women and children reclaim their lives. With all the talk going on about how to reduce the number of homeless people on our streets, Time for Change has figured out a permanent, lasting solution that offers these invisible people a way to break out of homelessness and reach self-sufficiency. On April 15th we are holding our annual charity benefit to aid homeless women and children reach self-sufficiency and thrive. Text "Give" to 909-361-3592 to join the efforts to raise funds for this cause and help end homelessness. You can make a difference in the life of a homeless child today. Help End Homelessness Now. Learn more about the work we do at http://www.TimeForChangeFoundation.org

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Crystal is a client of Time for Change Foundation who currently is in our Homes of Hope program. Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), Homes of Hope's goal is to ensure that families will maintain stable housing in a clean and healthy environment, allowing our clients to become self-sufficient and able to maintain housing beyond our shelter facilities. Currently, Homes of Hope offers over 15 scattered sites where our families reside. To learn how you can help women like Rosemary, please visit www.timeforchangefoundation.org, or call 909-886-2994.

Elma is a client of Time for Change Foundation who currently is in our Homes of Hope program. Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), Homes of Hope's goal is to ensure that families will maintain stable housing in a clean and healthy environment, allowing our clients to become self-sufficient and able to maintain housing beyond our shelter facilities. Currently, Homes of Hope offers over 15 scattered sites where our families reside. To learn how you can help women like Rosemary, please visit www.timeforchangefoundation.org, or call 909-886-2994.

Catherine is a client of Time for Change Foundation who currently is in our Homes of Hope program. Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), Homes of Hope's goal is to ensure that families will maintain stable housing in a clean and healthy environment, allowing our clients to become self-sufficient and able to maintain housing beyond our shelter facilities. Currently, Homes of Hope offers over 15 scattered sites where our families reside.

Rosemary is a client of Time for Change Foundation who currently is in our Homes of Hope program. Funded by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), Homes of Hope's goal is to ensure that families will maintain stable housing in a clean and healthy environment, allowing our clients to become self-sufficient and able to maintain housing beyond our shelter facilities. Currently, Homes of Hope offers over 15 scattered sites where our families reside. To learn how you can help women like Rosemary, please visit www.timeforchangefoundation.org, or call 909-886-2994.

Kim Carter was selected as one of the top finalists for the Spirit of the Entrepreneur Award. This was the clip featured at the awards ceremony. Learn more about Time for Change Foundation by visiting www.timeforchangefoundation.org

Make a donation today! Visit https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/contact-us/donate-2/ To learn more about us, visit www.timeforchangefoundation.org or call 909-886-2994.

Today was a very, very special for day Belen Cruz who finally moved into an apartment of her own at our brand new affordable housing project, The Phoenix Square. Belen has been a client at Time for Change for the past few months now, and has made so much progress on her way towards becoming fully self-sufficient (including getting a job!). Her next step is to reunify completely with her three children, whose ages range from 1 to 8. "I just want to say: thank you Time for Change for giving me this opportunity to have my own place. And God bless all of you that have been helping us. Thank you, a lot!"

What an exciting day! The grand opening of our new affordable housing project, the Phoenix Square.

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Our nutrition & wellness class at our Sweet Dreams home. Find out more at timeforchangefoundation.org

Timeforchangefoundation.org - "We Call it Home, Others Call it Hope." Interview with Executive Director, Kim Carter, and Communications Director, John Kunkel.

To find out more information, please visit timeforchangefoundation.org or call 909-886-2994. "We Call it Home, Others Call it Hope."

Time for Change Foundation provides essential resources, through its programs and services, to women and children who desire to change the course of their lives by making the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency.

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Kim Carter discussing SB 1266, alternatives custody arrangements for incarcerated females. www.timeforchangefoundation.org Twitter.com/timeforchangefd Facebook.com/timeforchangefoundation

Making a difference in the lives of homeless women and children. ---------- Since 2002 Time For Change Foundation has been dedicated to helping homeless women and children achieve self-sufficiency by using a strength-based approach to address their needs. Our programs and supportive services help to provide the women and children with the tools necessary to recover from homelessness, drug addiction, family separation, mental and physical abuse, and the effects of incarceration. The children in our program are the priority. Our early childhood development program, learning activities, and consistent love and support help break the inter-generational cycle of poverty and incarceration, paving the way to a successful future. Share and hear about the life changing work at Time for Change Foundation. Please consider making a donation today at https://www.timeforchangefoundation.org/contribute/donate/! www.timeforchangefoundation.org www.facebook.com/timeforchangefoundation www.twitter.com/timeforchangefd Donate today! P.O. Box 25040 San Bernardino, CA 92406 909.886.2994

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Time For Change Foundation is the model of excellence in the Inland Empire for empowering disenfranchised women transitioning from homelessness and recidivism.

Time for Change Foundation's mission is to provide essential resources, through our programs and services, to women and children who desire to change the course of their lives by making the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency.

Time for Change Foundation's mission is to provide essential resources, through our programs and services, to women and children who desire to change the course of their lives by making the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency.

Time for Change Foundation provides essential resources, through its programs and services, to women and children who desire to change the course of their lives by making the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency.

Time for Change Foundation provides essential resources, through its programs and services, to women and children who desire to change the course of their lives by making the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency.

Time for Change Foundation provides essential resources, through its programs and services, to women and children who desire to change the course of their lives by making the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency.

Time for Change Foundation provides essential resources, through its programs and services, to women and children who desire to change the course of their lives by making the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency.

Time for Change Foundation provides essential resources, through its programs and services, to women and children who desire to change the course of their lives by making the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency.