Rayo de Esperanza, a Family Resource Center in Chula Vista established in 2000, serves families with children enrolled in the Chula Vista Elementary School District and Sweetwater Union High School District from its site adjacent to Otay Elementary School on Albany Avenue. The center operates under the Chula Vista Community Collaborative and delivers case management, school-system navigation, and referrals to behavioral-health providers including Stars Therapy Services, which offers clinical support for families transitioning through the center's intake process. Bilingual English-Spanish staff conduct public-benefits intake for CalWORKs, CalFresh, and Medi-Cal applications, connecting 91911 residents to county and state safety-net programs. Housing navigation and emergency-shelter referrals address the displacement pressures concentrated in western Chula Vista's rental-heavy neighborhoods between Broadway and the bayfront. The center's Community Clothes Closet distributes donated interview and work attire, complementing the medical-access pipeline that routes families to primary-care providers at Chula Vista Family Health Center. ESL instruction and job-search workshops round out a wraparound service model designed to move families toward self-sufficiency within the Otay Elementary attendance boundary and surrounding 91911 neighborhoods.