Community Resource Navigator
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Reads the last 90 days of aggregates and predicts upcoming demand.
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Step 1 of 4: Choose a resource.
Search the catalog and pick the resource this referral is going to.
How urgently does this need to happen?
Anything the receiving team should know?
Review the referral before submitting.
Record the outcome so we can measure service utilization.
Pick a co-worker who should see this client and contribute to the case.
Recommend a resource for this case. The lead worker can accept and convert it to a referral.
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Show area-level needs across Riverside County. Tap a metric to overlay it on the map.
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Larger text is easier to read and helps meet WCAG 2.2 requirements.
Fewer animations and transitions. Helpful for users with vestibular sensitivity.
When on, the app politely announces things like new alerts, saved resources, and referral status changes for VoiceOver and TalkBack.
When on, the AI Resource Navigator speaks each answer out loud using your device voice. Turn-by-turn navigation already has its own voice guidance.
Language, dark mode, and voice navigation are on the main Settings screen. Font size and captions in the operating system also work with this app.
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CTRI is designed to be usable by everyone, regardless of ability. We follow the Americans with Disabilities Act and target conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 Level AA. Accessibility is treated as a first-class requirement in every release, not an afterthought.
Live Google Maps tiles inside the app remain a visual medium. When the map is on screen, its important information is also available as a list view via the toggle button, and every marker has a descriptive label. We continue to test and improve.
If you cannot use part of the app because of an accessibility barrier, email accessibility@ctri.app. Describe what you were trying to do, the assistive technology you were using, and the page or feature. We aim to respond within 3 business days and to resolve verified issues within 30 days.
We audit the app against WCAG 2.2 AA after every major feature release and publish updates to this statement. Last review: June 2026.
CTRI connects Riverside County residents with the services they need, when they need them, through a calm, accessible, and trustworthy app.
We exist to reduce the friction between people and the services that can change their lives. Whether you are looking for a hot meal, a place to cool off in summer, mental health support, or help paying rent, CTRI is built to point you in the right direction in seconds.
CTRI is free to use for everyone in Riverside County, including residents, community health workers, ECM teams, mutual aid groups, and case managers. Workers and admins get extra tools for referrals and case coordination.
CTRI is developed by the CTRI Ecological Mapping Task Force in partnership with local community organizations across Riverside County. Mapping is powered by Google Maps and language support reflects the most spoken languages in our community.
CTRI Resource App · Version 2.12 · 2026
Your data belongs to you. We collect only what we need to help you find local resources, and we never sell anything about you to anyone. You can edit or delete your account at any time directly from the Profile screen.
We use your information to operate the app, keep it safe, improve recommendations, and answer your questions. We do not use your data for advertising. We do not sell your data. We only share data with a service when it is required to deliver a feature you asked for, such as Google Maps when you tap directions.
For privacy questions, please email privacy@ctri.app. We answer every message personally and aim to respond within 5 business days.
Reach out any way you prefer. Real humans on our side will respond within one business day.
Open a resource and tap the bookmark icon in the top right. Saved resources appear under Settings, in the Library section.
Yes. You will still see every resource, but the list will not be sorted by distance and turn by turn directions will not be available.
Open Settings, tap your Profile, scroll to the Danger zone, and tap Delete my account.
