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Languages: SpanishCATS MAP Mobile Assistance Patrol Max Hapstonstal (415) 241-1188 (415) 206-6212(415) 241-11931446 Market Street San Francisco CA 94102 mapdir@catsinc.orgAssesses needs of individuals on the street, transports willing clients to reception center for detox/shelter; shuttles clientsto and from detox programs and shelters. Wheelchair access currently seeking funding to acquire a wheelchair lift van.24 Hour Dispatch: (415) 431-7400Languages: limited Spanish available depending on staff schedule.CATS Redwood Center(RU#00212 and 99212) Perry Zinnanti (650) 366-5723 (650) 366-5326TDD n/a100 Edmond Road Redwood City CA 94062 rwc-dir@catsinc.orgProvides social model residential treatment. 30-to-90 day 12-Step based program. Focus on relapse prevention, familyrecovery, HIV education, and referral. Intake: call for screening appointment. Eligibility: Men 18 and older.CBHS PharmacyGloria Wilds (415)255-3659 (415)255-3403Center for Human DevelopmentYouth Striving for Excellence Paul Bolick (415) 487-6001 (415) 487-6002TDD n/a2940 16 th Street, Room 307 San Francisco CA 94103 paul@chd-prevention.orgCenter for Human Development (CHD)'s Youth Striving for Excellence provides school-based substance abuseprevention programs for youth living in high-risk environments. Bilingual Spanish services available. Wheelchairaccessible. On the web at: www.chd-prevention.orgLanguages: Spanish CapabilityCenter For Recovery, HAFCI Richard Beal (415) 394-9071 (415) 394-5249TDD n/a1443 Chinook Ct. Treasure Island CA 94130 e-mail n/aThis long-term dual diagnosed residential program serves dual-and-triple diagnosed individuals. Assessment forplacement through CBHS Treatment Access Program. Length of stay is 3 to 6 months.Center for Special Problems (RU#88103,88104, 88106, 88107, 88108, 88109) Melissa Bloom, Ph.D. (415) 292-1500 (415) 292-2030(415) 292-15111700 Jackson Street San Francisco CA 94109 melissa_bloom@sfdph.orgThe Center for Special Problems (CSP) is an adult outpatient clinic, serving approximately 1,000 clients yearly, focused onworking with mental health issues related to violent impulses, trauma, gender identity, or HIV/AIDS. Individual andgroup counseling, case management, and psychiatric medication services are provided through the following specializedtreatment programs: trauma resolution, gender identity, HIV mental health case management, domestic violence, nondomesticinterpersonal violence, and sex offenders. A peer support program provides practical assistance withcommunity resources, socialization, and consumer advocacy through self-help for clients enrolled in treatment at CSP.32