There is a Senior Group of Inland Empire, meets every Tuesday at lakshmi Narayan Mandir, Riverside…read more All kind of activities. Contact Director, Dr Verma.

Very patient kind and knowledgeable. And willing to help with whatever situation there is…read more I highly recommend them.

I've been working for Visiting Angel's for about 6 years I've come across many great clients and…read morethey have always taken care of me as a caregiver and always make sure the client and the caregiver are a perfect match...they will not stop to make sure both sides are happy...I am very proud to say I work for Visiting Angel's my boss is amazing her staff is always there for me and I love my clients as my own...they are not clients they are family to me...its a great work environment

Their VBS is the very best out there we've been a part of it since 2012 I don't know why OLPH is #1…read moreI guess no one that went to VBS at St. Thomas left a review.

We have belonged to St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church for 52 years. We have been involved in…read moreserveral programs offered here: Eucharistic Ministers to the Homebound, Fiesta, Usher, Decorations of our church, and CCD Teachers. We have had many worderful priests here over the years. One of our favorite of many is Father Celestine. He is sweet, kind and caring. It is difficult to understand him sometimes but he does his best and if you truely listen you will be able to understand. Thank you Father Celestine for being here at St. Thomas. We appreciate you. Larry and Jane Cassidy

Been to events at the community center and both kids have attended classes there. Currently in…read moretheir basketball league at the community center. We love it! Staff is always nice and the property is well maintained. They are always updating to ensure they are accommodating as many interests/hobbies as possible. Very family oriented.

I enrolled my son in the basketball class for ages 9-15 based on the class description, which…read morestated that it would be led by experienced coaches and was designed for children who were either picking up a basketball for the first time or looking to improve their skills. The description also indicated that participants would learn core fundamentals such as dribbling, passing, shooting, and footwork. Unfortunately, that was not our experience, and I am very disappointed with this class. Had I known what the program would actually be like, I would not have enrolled my child. The class was disorganized, and the coaches did not appear to have the experience advertised. They seemed to be young adults or high school students who lacked both basketball coaching experience and experience working with children. For instance, while the children should have been receiving instruction, one coach was on the other side of the court trying to dribble the ball between his legs--and repeatedly couldn't do it. The other coach spent much of the class standing with her hands on her hips, occasionally having the children dribble through cones a few times, but providing very little instruction, feedback, or skill development. Throughout the class, the children received very little instruction on the fundamentals. They briefly practiced passing and then attempted to shoot baskets from near midcourt, which was far beyond the skill level of many beginners. Soon afterward, they were placed into a scrimmage, where my child--who is brand new to basketball--was expected to play alongside children who already had basketball experience. What concerned me most was that when several children ended up on the floor fighting over the ball, the coaches stood by laughing instead of stopping play, breaking it up, and using the moment as a teaching opportunity. Rather than coaching the children on proper positioning, sportsmanship, and ball-handling, they allowed the chaos to continue. The instruction did not match the course description or the expectations that were set when I enrolled my child. I expected a structured environment focused on teaching beginners the fundamentals before moving into game play. Instead, the class lacked organization, meaningful instruction, and appropriate coaching for novice players. I understand that the class description also stated that it would be fast-paced, but being fast-paced should not come at the expense of instruction. Where was the teaching? Where were the fundamentals? I enrolled my child to learn basketball, not simply to run up and down the court. Without meaningful coaching and instruction, this felt less like a basketball class and more like some what supervised free play on a basketball court. Maybe advertise the class as "free play on a basketball court."