Radiant Health Centers offers social services by connecting clients with case managers who can provide them with a continuum of care which includes medical care, financial assistance, housing resources, nutrition support, individual and group counseling, and transportation. Click below to learn more about each program.
Food Pantry & Nutritional Program
If you need help or have questions, please call 949-809-5700 and ask to speak to the “Service Coordinator.”
To qualify for free case management, clients must:
To determine eligibility with each program, please call our Benefits Counselor at 949-809-5715 or our main number at 949-809-5700 and ask to speak to the Benefits Counselor.
Eligible clients can receive assistance with groceries, vitamins, and dietary supplements. Maintaining a healthy weight is essential when living with HIV. Radiant Health Centers’ Food Pantry and Nutritional Program provide clients in need with high-quality ingredients for meal preparation and supplements.
Eligible clients can receive assistance with groceries, prepared meals, vitamins, and dietary supplements. Medically tailored meals are available for those with special health needs. Maintaining a healthy weight is essential when living with HIV. Radiant Health Centers’ Food Pantry and Nutritional Program provide clients in need with high-quality ingredients for meal preparation and supplements. Clients can receive Nutritional Counseling with our Registered Dietitian.
Clients can pick up food orders at our Irvine location or arrange for home delivery. Each order contains ingredients for about two weeks’ worth of meals.
Food Pantry Hours* of Operation
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 12 – 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Thursday: 12 – 4:30 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
*Closed Monday, weekends and holidays
To receive food assistance, clients must be HIV+ or a disability confirmed by a physician, an Orange County resident and have an income at or below 150% of the federal poverty level. Alternatively, clients can be referred to pantry services by Radiant Health Centers’ Registered Dietitian.
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To qualify, applicants must be referred by their case manager and in most cases must also:
To learn more about any of these housing assistance programs for HIV+ Orange County residents, please contact a case manager or reach out to the Housing Office: 949-809-5783.
Available Housing Assistance
Permanent Housing
A directory listing housing resources for people affected by HIV in Orange County, including key agencies and services. Click HERE.
A case manager can refer clients to the Public Law Center for advocacy and legal assistance.
The Fair Housing Council of Orange County provides counseling around housing rights and the law, with some free legal services available to assist in landlord/tenant disputes and litigation. They can also provide mediation as an alternative to the courts for dispute resolution.
A brochure outlining housing programs funded by HOPWA (Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS) for people living with HIV in Orange County. Click HERE for English. Click HERE for Español.
For a current listing of shelters and financial assistance programs, other than HIV related, dial 2-1-1 or 888-600-4357. Click HERE to learn more. You can also call our other partners in the community for assistance:
Since getting to appointments can be challenging for some of our clients, we transport eligible clients to health care and social services appointments through public (bus passes and ACCESS fare coupons) and private (taxis and our own Radiant Health Centers’ vans) means. Transportation is subject to Ryan White eligibility.
To access the transportation program, you must be referred by a case manager. To speak with a case manager, please call our main line 949-809-5700.
For more questions, please call the Transportation Supervisor at 949-809-5776
Radiant Health Centers provides transportation services and operate our programs and services without regard to race, color, and national origin in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. Click here for more information.
