Explore services, programs, learning, business support and useful information for life in Desert Hot Springs.
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Browse all servicesCalifornia Capital Programs & Climate Financing Authority (CPCFA)
Some businesses can repay a loan but lack the property or assets the bank requires as security. CalCAP may help the lender cover that gap.
Explore this resource: Help when a business loan needs more securityU.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
For-profit small businesses can ask an approved lender about a loan for business costs, equipment or property. The business must qualify and repay the loan.
Explore this resource: SBA 7(a) loans for business costs and growthU.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
Small businesses can seek a loan for an approved building, business property or major equipment purchase. This money must be repaid and cannot cover everyday…
Explore this resource: SBA 504 loans for business property and equipmentU.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
Small businesses and some nonprofit child-care centers can seek a loan of up to $50,000 through an approved nonprofit lender. The loan must be repaid.
Explore this resource: SBA small loans for starting or growing a businessRiverside County Workforce Development / Employment Training Panel
Some Riverside County employers can get support for approved training that teaches workers new job skills. The business and training must meet program rules.
Explore this resource: Help with training costs for your employeesOrange County Inland Empire Small Business Development Center Network
People starting or running a small business in the Coachella Valley can get free one-to-one advice on planning, marketing, money and day-to-day business problems.
Explore this resource: Free help starting or running a businessCoachella Valley Women's Business Center
The Coachella Valley Women’s Business Center helps people plan, start and improve a business. Ask for free advice on your next business decision.
Explore this resource: Free business advice from the Women’s Business CenterSCORE Inland Empire
People starting or running a business can ask SCORE for a free mentor. A mentor can help you think through business goals and problems.
Explore this resource: Free one-to-one help from a business mentorRiverside County Workforce Development
Riverside County employers may get part of a new worker’s wages paid back during approved training. Arrange the program before hiring or starting training.
Explore this resource: Help paying a new worker during job trainingCalifornia Office of the Small Business Advocate
California manufacturers can find business guidance and useful support through the state's manufacturing resource page.
Explore this resource: Business resources for California manufacturersRiverside County
People starting or growing a Riverside County business can find assistance, connections and economic-development resources.
Explore this resource: Riverside County business-development helpCalifornia Office of the Small Business Advocate
Startups in the Inland Southern California region can explore support for technology and innovation businesses. Ask which services fit your idea.
Explore this resource: Startup support through Inland SoCal Accelerate Hub