AARS - Comprehensive Outreach Project forPacific Islanders & Asian Substance AbuseCOPPASA (99015) (415) 541-9404 (415) 541-9986TDD n/a965 Mission Street. Suite 325 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 dyonemoto@aars-inc.orgPrimary and Secondary prevention services with API focus. Provides culturally sensitive support, case management,assessment, information, referral, and advocacy. COPPASA provides intervention, health education and information,family and individual counseling, emotional support, crisis intervention, assessment, referrals, and help provide access todrug treatment.Languages: Japanese, Cantonese, CambodianAARS - Lee Woodward Counseling Center(01201) Sara Barnes (415) 776-1001 (415) 776-1066TDD n/a2201 Sutter Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94117 sbarnes@aars-inc.orgLee Woodward Counseling Center (LWCC) provides outpatient substance abuse and mental health treatment services towomen, specifically with outreach to pregnant women and women with children. Therapeutic childcare is provided on siteso the women are able to focus on recovery without worrying about proper care of their children. Group Therapyincludes, mental health process, anger management, domestic violence, grief and loss, depression, 12-step, personalempowerment, creative therapy, life skills and relapse prevention. <strong>Services</strong> are available Monday-Friday, 9:00am to5:30pm. Evening groups (Psychotherapy and Relapse Prevention) are available on Monday and Friday evenings from6:30pm-8:30pm.Languages: Chinese, French, German, JapaneseAARS - PAES Counseling <strong>Services</strong>(38A53) Gail Winston (415) 558-1363 (415) 558-4705TDD n/a1235 Mission Street, 2 nd Floor <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 gail.winston@sfgov.orgAARS’s services are designed as a harm reduction strategy to stabilize PAES recipients who have alcohol, drug, andmental health problems, are homeless, individuals at or below poverty level, as well as the dually diagnosed. Clients withAsian American Recovery <strong>Services</strong> for outpatient integrated behavioral health services for DHS welfare-to-work singleadult clients.Languages: Greek, Japanese, Korean, Laotian (Khmmu), Nigerian, RussianAARS - Project Adapt(38371, 99371, 38BF8) Faye Ocomen,ASW (415) 750-5125 (415) 386-2048TDD n/a2020 Hayes Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94117 focomen@aars-inc.orgProject ADAPT is a comprehensive multi-cultural and multi-lingual adult outpatient program that provides an integratedapproach to substance abuse and mental health services. Clients receive individualized, client-centered treatment madeup of structured activities that can include group and individual counseling; psychoeducation; relapse prevention; andeastern healing therapies. The emphasis is a holistic approach that strives to create a process of belonging andconnection in a person's life by fostering supportive relationships and an encouraging community.Languages: Japanese, Tagalog24
AARS - Residential Recovery Service & SACPA(RU#99252 and 38252) Susan Okada (415) 750-5111 (415) 386-2048TDD n/a2024 Hayes Street, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94117 sokada@aars-inc.orgAARS’s residential program is a 12-month; drug free, 26-bed drug and alcohol treatment program. The program consistsof individual, group, and family counseling, educational seminars, recreational activities, art and drama theory, andvocational/educational development. The target population of AARRS is Asian/ Pacific Islanders from the age of 18 andup.Languages: Cantonese, TagalogAARS – <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> ProjectReconnect (RU#01211) Tony Tabangcura (415) 541-9404x244 (415) 541-9986TDD n/a965 Mission Street, Suite 325 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 ttabangcura@aars-inc.orgProject Reconnect Youth Outpatient Treatment program provides services for Asian and Pacific Islander Youth (12-18)and their families. <strong>Services</strong> include, comprehensive, innovative culturally respectful substance abuse prevention andtreatment, including social and recreational activities, workshops, counseling, and educational presentations at communitybased organizations and within the school system are available. Project Reconnect services are designed to promote thewell being of the individual, their families and the diverse Asian Pacific Islander community.AB 3632 Children's Mental <strong>Health</strong>(RU#38BH3) Jack Rabin (415) 642-4525 (415) 642-4529TDD n/a755 South Van Ness <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94102 jack.rabin@sfdph.orgThis program provides mental health assessments ofr special education students referred by the SFUSD. Students areassessed to determine their eligibility for mental health services as an addendum to their special education planning.Cases are referred to outpatient clinics for treatment. Eligible cases are also referred for day treatment and residentialtreatment when appropriate. The program also maintains an active database on these cases in the system as well ascase management where indicated.Adult Care Management - see Family Service Agency Adult Care Management <strong>Services</strong> ProgramAIDS <strong>Health</strong> Project (UCSF) (RU#38A) Joanna Rinaldi, Deputy Dir. (415) 476-3902 (415) 502-7271TTY (415) 476-35871930 Market St <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94102 joanna.rinaldi@ucsf.eduThe AIDS <strong>Health</strong> Project (AHP) is the leading HIV-related mental health agency in <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> and has been so since1984, when it helped to pioneer the <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> Model of Care. Its no-fee and low-fee services include: HIV antibodytesting, counseling and outreach sites throughout <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>; HIV risk reduction counseling and support; supportgroups for people with HIV disease; crisis intervention and mental health assessment; psychiatric consultation to otherproviders to help them serve their clients; counseling, case management, and support groups for substance users withHIV disease or at risk for HIV infection and training and publications for mental health and substance abuse treatmentproviders. For more information visit AHP’s web site www.ucsf-ahp.org. The clinic is equipped with an elevator.Languages: German, Spanish, Tagalog25
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