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Alternatives Program Damon Eaves, LCSW (415) 401-26307 (415) 643-6437(415) 401-27802712 Mission Street, Lower Level, S.F. CA 94110 damon.eaves@sfdph.orgThe Alternatives Program is a City and State funded program serving African-American males recently discharged from anIMD (Institution for Mental Disease). Alternatives Program clients receive intensive case management, on-site psychiatriccare, medications, groups, outings & individual counseling delivered through the model of African Centered treatmentprinciples and strategies. Its mission is to successfully place and re-integrate African American men coming from lockedmental health facilities into the community and thereby reduce the use of inpatient psychiatric services.Anchor Program Barbara Devaney, MFT (415) 452-2202/2219 (415) 334-5712TDD n/a1701 Ocean Avenue, Suite 24 San Francisco CA 94112 barbara.devaney@sfdph.orgProvides outpatient psychotherapeutic services using expressive arts therapies for adults with developmental disabilities.Medication support is provided in conjunction with psychotherapy.Languages: EnglishAshbury House – see Progress Foundation Ashbury HouseAsian American Recovery ServicesLee Woodward Counseling CenterSusan Okada (415)776-10012166 Hayes street Suite 303 San Francsico, CA 94117 sokada@aars-inc.orgAsian American Recovery ServicesAARS-Residential Recovery ServiceAnjelle Louie (415)75-51112024 Hayes Street San Francisco, CA 94117 alouie@aars-inc.orgAvenues – see Progress Foundation AvenuesBaker Places- Acceptance Place(RU#38752) Mike Richards (415) 682-2080 (415) 665-4782TDD n/a1326 4th Avenue San Francisco CA 94122 ccjbearers@bakerplaces.orgMaximum stay of 90 days. Shorter stays consistent with client goals and treatment plan. Treatment for Men who havesex with men.Baker Places Administration Jonathan Vernick (415) 864-4655 (415) 869-6622TDD n/a600 Townsend St., Ste. 200 San Francisco CA 94103 jvernick@bakerplaces.orgBaker Places - Assisted Independent LivingProgram (AILP) Trevor Hogan (415) 695-8360 (415) 695-8369(415) 974-03893450 3rd Street, Bldg. 2A San Francisco CA 94124 thogan@bakerplaces.org26
Program assists clients with psychiatric/substance abuse histories to facilitate the formation of cooperative householdsemphasizing independent living. Provides ongoing case management support to maintain these households and linkclients to community resources to meet vocational, educational, social service and recreational needs.Baker Places - Baker VocationalRehabilitation Services Trevor Hogan (415) 255-6544 (415) 695-8369(415) 974-0389120 Page Street, Bldg 1A San Francisco CA 94124 thogan@bakerplaces.orgVocational assessment and rehabilitation services for residents of Baker Places, Inc. residential treatment programs.Provides job placement and training referrals to Baker Places' clients in its mental health programs.Baker Places - Baker Street House Vince Mo (415) 567-1498 (415) 567-1365TDD n/a730 Baker Street San Francisco CA 94115 vmo@bakerplaces.orgProvides a 3-month residential treatment and rehabilitation program for adults with major mental health disorders or dualdiagnosis. Program goals are to develop clients' independent living skills and the supports they need to sustain theirfunctioning in the community and reduce their use of emergency and inpatient treatment. Includes gay and lesbianservices. Referrals to vocational rehabilitation and community treatment, as well as transitional planning. No on-site daytreatment.Baker Places - Ferguson Place Randy Campbell (415) 922-9104 (415) 922-1427TDD n/a1249 Scott Street San Francisco CA 9411512-bed, 90-day residential triple diagnosis for any SF resident with HIV/ARC/HIV+, substance abuse and mental healthissues. Hrs. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Intake: call for appointment. Eligibility: 18 years and older, HIV+ men and women,San Francisco resident, 72 hours clean.Baker Places - Grove Street House Gregory Freeman (415) 387-2275 (415) 387-2677(415) 974-03892157 Grove Street San Francisco CA 94117 gfreeman@bakerplaces.orgAn intensive residential dual diagnosis treatment facility that accepts referrals from inpatient, ADU, detox and 28-dayrecovery programs. Goals are to reduce use of emergency and inpatient treatment and stabilize clients for transition toless-intensive treatment programs.Baker Places – Intake &Placement Services Robyn Collins (415) 864-1515x202 (415) 864-2086TDD n/a101 Gough Street, 1 st Floor San Francisco CA 94102 rcollins@bakerplaces.orgBaker Places - ISN Lynn Lively (415) 255-6544 x 22 (415) 285-1217TDD n/a120 Page Street, Bldg 1A San Francisco CA 94124 llively@bakerplaces.orgBaker Places – Joe HealyDetox Project John Fostel 2 nd Fl (415) 553-3252 (415) 252-18513rd Fl (415) 553-4490 (415) 974-0389Intake (415) 864-1515120 Page Street San Francisco CA 94103 jfostel@bakerplaces.org27
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