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AOA Residential ServicesCrisis Residential: Short-term unlocked social model crisis residential programs designed as analternative to hospitalization for individuals experiencing an acute episode or crisis OR as a stepdownfrom acute inpatient treatment. Services include assessment, general mental health services, medicationprescription and administration, 24-hour monitoring and case management.Avenues 1443 Seventh Avenue (415) 242-8033Cortland House 77 Cortland Avenue (415) 550-1881Grove Street House, Baker Places 2157 Grove Street (415) 387-2275La Posada 810 Capp Street (415) 285-0810Shrader House 50 Shrader Street (415) 668-4166Intensive Residential Treatment: A community alternative to hospitalization and/or stepdowntransition from long-term care. This social rehab model program emphasizes interpersonalcommunication, social skill development, medication monitoring and support, and limited 24-hourmonitoring.Clay Street Residential Treatment 2210 Clay Street (415) 776-4647ProgramCarroll House73 Anderson Street (415) 821-0697Senior Residential ServicesRypins House Senior ResidentialTreatment Services1405 Guerrero Street (415) 821-0697Transitional Residential Treatment: Residential treatment most appropriate for individuals who areno longer in crisis but continue to require stabilization in a safe and supportive 24-hr. therapeutic setting.Assists individuals to gain and maintain self-care skills; also provides general mental health services andlimited 24-hour monitoring.Ashbury House 212 Ashbury Street (415) 775-6194Baker Street House 730 Baker Street (415) 567-1498Jackson Street Residence 2441 Jackson Street (415) 346-6380Jo Ruffin Place, Baker Places 333 7th Street (415) 252-1853La Amistad 2481 Harrison Street (415) 285-8100Progress House 25 Beulah Street (415) 668-1511Robertson Place Residential, Baker Places 921 Lincoln Way (415) 664-4876San Jose Place 673 San Jose Ave (415) 282-3789Residential Care Facility: A residential facility that provides clients with medication supervision,assistance with ADLs, and structuring for daily activities. Some homes require clients to be involved inday treatment/socialization or some other day structure. Many clients are from the IMDs or acuteinpatient.Broderick Street Adult Residential Facility(RAMS)1421 Broderick Street (415) 292-176017
Supportive Housing and Shelter-Based ServicesSupported Housing: Includes co-ops, in housing such as flats or apartments shared by several clientswith some case management, and hotels, where clients have their own rooms, money management, andsome case management. Clients maintain responsibility for their own medications and follow mutualgroup living agreements.Assisted Independent Living Program 3450 3rd Street, Bldg. 2A (415) 695-8360(Co-ops)Conard House Outpatient (Hotels and 2441 Jackson Street (415) 346-6380Co-ops)Odyssey House 484 Oak Street (415) 626-5199Peter Claver Community: AIDS/ARC 1340 Golden Gate Avenue (415) 749-3800ProgramProgress Supported Living Program(Co-ops)7002 Geary Blvd. (415) 752-3416Homeless Shelter-Based Services: CBHS funds on-site mental health case management staffing forshelter residents. Case management staff provide weekday and evening coverage.Episcopal Sanctuary Case Management 201 - 8th Street (415) 863-3893Next Door: Mental Health & Substance 1001 Polk Street (415) 292-2180Abuse Case ManagersSouth of Market Multi-Service Center:Mental Health Case Managers525 - 5th Street (415) 597-7960Wellness Recovery ServicesWellness and Recovery Programs are designed to increase social interaction and to decrease isolation. Itprovides structured and non-structured activities. Daily attendance is not required.Chinatown/North Beach Mental Health 729 Filbert Street (415) 352-2000Services OPOffice of Self Help Community Center 1095 Market Street, Room 202 (415) 575-1400Recovery Center Clubhouse259 Hyde StreetSan Francisco Community Clubhouse 134 Golden Gate (415) 673-5700Sunset Mental Health Services OP andSocialization1990 - 41st Avenue (Main Office)1351 – 24 th Avenue (Satellite Site)(415) 753-740018
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