The Aliens Love Humans Foundation STRTP & Group Home Program provides safe, nurturing, and trauma-informed residential care for youth who cannot safely remain in their home environments. Our mission is rooted in a simple belief: every child deserves a safe place to heal, grow, and be supported by caring adults who believe in their potential.

Designed for children and teens experiencing instability, abuse, neglect, or emotional crisis, our program offers a structured, home-like environment staffed by trained professionals who understand trauma and are dedicated to helping youth rebuild stability. Residents receive therapeutic support, academic assistance, life-skills training, and consistent guidance to help them regain confidence and emotional wellness.

Beyond providing shelter, the ALHF STRTP & Group Home Program is a pathway to hope. We work to strengthen educational outcomes, support family reunification when appropriate, and help each child move toward a future filled with safety, belonging, and opportunity.

The Aliens Love Humans Foundation initiative will fund a weekly Community Food Drive Program to fight hunger and support families across the Inland Empire. Every week, we will distribute nutritious food—including fresh produce, pantry staples, and essential household items—to children, seniors, and families facing economic hardship in cities like Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Ontario, and surrounding communities.

Through our central pantry hub and mobile outreach services, we ensure that even those without transportation—such as seniors, individuals with disabilities, and high-need neighborhoods—receive reliable food assistance. We also provide emergency food boxes for families experiencing sudden crises, such as job loss, housing instability, or medical emergencies.

Our goal is simple: make sure no child or family goes hungry. With community volunteers, local partnerships, and donor support, ALHF delivers dignity, consistency, and hope every single week of the year.

The Aliens Love Humans Foundation is launching a free Child Crisis Counseling Program to ensure every young person has someone to turn to when facing fear, confusion, or emotional distress. Funded through the ALHF Mental Health Initiative, this program provides a 24/7 crisis hotline where teens can speak with trained counselors who offer immediate support, guidance, and safety planning at no cost.

Beyond the hotline, ALHF will provide ongoing long-term counseling services free of charge for youth who need continued emotional care. Whether a child is experiencing bullying, depression, family conflict, anxiety, or any other mental health challenge, our program ensures they are never alone and always have a trusted support system.

By removing financial barriers and offering compassionate, accessible mental health care, ALHF is committed to building a safer, healthier future for children across the Inland Empire.