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This program provides mental health services, medication support, case management, intensive case management andoutreach services for children, adolescents and adults. Therapy services, when necessary, are provided at sites otherthan a mental health facility (e.g., schools). Services are targeted for severely mentally ill individuals, and their families,who otherwise would need higher levels of care.Bayview Hunter's PointFoundation Administration Jacob Moody, D. Div., MSW (415) 822-7500 (415) 822-9767TDD n/a5815 Third Street San Francisco CA 94124 www.BayviewCI.orgAdministrative offices for the Bayview Foundation.Bayview Hunter's PointMethadone Program (RU#38164, 38163) Alfredta Nesbitt (415) 822-8200 (415) 822-6822(415) 822-22411625 Carroll Street San Francisco CA 94124 anesbitt2000@yahoo.comOutpatient methadone maintenance and 21-day detoxification services, providing individual, group, and family counseling.Acupuncture and herbal treatment. hours 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.Languages: SpanishBayview Hunter's PointYouth Services Program James Mc Elroy (415) 822-1585 (415) 822-6443TDD n/a5015 Third Street San Francisco CA 94124 jamdalaw@aol.comSubstance abuse counseling for youth: Prevention and social activities; and educational devlopment. Hrs: 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco(38BT3) Debby Machold (415) 503-1735 (415) 520-0838TDD n/a450 Guerrero Street San Francisco CA 94110 (at 16 th Street)160 London Street San Francisco CA 94112 (at Excelsior Street) pmurillo@kidsclub.orgOffer year-round, youth development programming to 6-18 year olds. Behavioral Health services offer individual andfamily therapy as well as therapeutic case management services.Languages: English, limited Spanish support availableCalifornia Pacific Medical Center:Adult Psychiatric Inpatient Services Theo Jacobsen, RN (415) 600-3252 (415) 771-3573TDD n/a2323 Sacramento Street San Francisco CA 94115 e-mail n/aCanon Kip Senior Center Lolita Kintanar, MSW (415) 861-6801 (415) 892-6388TDD n/a705 Natoma Street San Francisco CA 94103 lkintanar@ecs-sf.orgCanon Kip serves homeless seniors during the day when shelters are closed. Services assist mentally ill seniors to obtainor retain stable permanent housing, mental health care, medical treatment, social services and other necessarysupportive services.Canyon Manor Residential MHRC(RU#38BX1) Alan Jamison (415) 892-1628 (415) 892-862430
TDD n/a655 Canyon Road, P.O. Box 865 Novato CA 94947 ajamisoncanyonm@aol.comCanyon Manor MHRC is licensed by the Department of Mental Health and is an 89-bed locked facility. The programprovides psychosocial rehabilitation services for clients between 18-60. The facility offers 24-hour nursing care with dayand evening programming for residents in-house. Dual diagnosis services are also offered within the program.Languages: French, Spanish, TagalogCarroll House – see Progress Foundation Senior Program Carroll HouseCasa Ollin (RU#97037) Michelle Hill (415) 469-5897 (415) 337-4067TDD n/a161 Margaret Avenue, San Francisco CA 94112 e-mail n/aClean-and-sober living for men in recovery that provides a stable environment, allowing residents an opportunity toprepare financially, education, and employment wise to reintegrate back into the community. 24/7. Call for intake.Community Awareness & Treatment Services, IncMedical Respite CenterYvette Blair (4150734-4228 (415)734-42221171 Mission Street 3 rd Floor San Francisco, CA 94103 ykym@ymail.comCATS Community Awareness andTreatment Services, Inc. Janet Goy, Exe. Dir. (415) 241-1199 (415) 553-3939TDD n/a1446 Market Street San Francisco CA 94102 admin@catsinc.orgAdministrative offices of CATS Services.CATS A Woman's Place (RU#97027) Felicia Houston (415) 487-2140 (415) 703-9657TDD n/a1049 Howard Street San Francisco CA 94101 e-mail n/aA Woman's Place is a 3-to-6 month residential program for women. A Woman's Place shelter stay may last up to18 months, substance abuse 30 days. Focus group for seniors, emergency shelter for women and transgenders,HIV/AIDS services.Languages: MonolingualCATS Golden Gate for Seniors(RU#00202) Perry Zinnanti (415) 626-7779 (415) 626-9198TDD n/a637 South Van Ness San Francisco CA 94110 info@catsinc.orgProgram provides individual and group counseling. Art therapy, social enhancement and referrals is provided on an asneededbasis. Stay: 3 to 12 month residential treatment for adults 55 or older. In-house, reentry, 12-Step groups, casemanagement. Hrs: 24 hours. Business hrs. M-F 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Intake: call for appointment.Program requires 72 hours clean (detox) abstinence and T.B. test prior to admission. Fees based on sliding scale.31
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