Children’s System of Care (CSOC) provides intensive care management services to children, youth and families involved inmultiple service systems (Mental <strong>Health</strong>, Juvenile Justice, Child Welfare and Special Education) and who are at-risk of outof-homeplacement. CSOC care managers apply the System of Care principles (family-driven and youth-guided care) toengage caregivers/parents as partners in service planning and delivery. CSOC care managers collaborate with systempartners and community agencies to access and coordinate services. Its goal is to keep children and youth at home, inschool, and out of trouble. CSOC care managers work closely with specialists from the Family Involvement Team and theYouth Involvement Team.Languages: SpanishChinatown Child Development Center(RU#38746) Nancy Lim-Yee, LCSW (415) 392-4453 (415) 433-0953TDD n/a720 Sacramento <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94108 Nancy.LimYee@sfdph.orgChinatown Child Development Center (CCDC) provides mental health services to children/youth, ages birth to 18 years,and their families. <strong>Services</strong> include, but are not limited to, individual, group, and family psychotherapy; medicationsupport services; psychological testing for registered clients; and consultation to schools and community-based agencies.We provide school-based services at several school sites and also participate in the School-based Mental <strong>Health</strong>Partnership program. Since 1999, the Fu Yau Project (in collaboration with RAMS) provides mental health consultation tochildren 0 to 5 years and their families in childcare, preschool, and family daycare settings.Languages: Cambodian, Chinese (Cantones, Mandarin, Toishanese dialects), VietnameseChinatown/North BeachMental <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Services</strong> (RU#3872) Wilma Louie, LCSW (415) 352-2000 (415) 352-2050(415) 352-2099729 Filbert Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94133 wilma.louie@sfdph.orgChinatown/North Beach Mental <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Services</strong> (CTNB) offers an array of mental health services to adolescent (14 yearsand older), adult, and older adult residents primarily in the Chinatown and North Beach areas. <strong>Services</strong> includepsychiatric evaluation, individual therapy/counseling, family intervention, urgent care, medications, group activities,acupuncture for psychiatric disorders, as well as adult/geriatric socialization program recovery center. <strong>Services</strong> are alsoprovided at Galileo High School. CTNB operates with the basic philosophy that services must be accessible and culturallyappropriate. Staffs are multidisciplinary and multilingual.Languages: Cambodian, Chinese, Italian, Laotian, Thai, VietnameseChinese <strong>Community</strong> Problem Gambling Project – see NICOS Chinese <strong>Community</strong> Problem Gambling ProjectCity College of <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, Drug & Alcohol/Counselor Certification Program Tandy Iles, MPH (415) 452-5160 (415) 452-5157TDD n/a50 Phelan Ave, C363, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94112 tiles@ccsf.eduCity College's Drug & Alcohol Certification Program is a California Association of Alcohol and Drug Educators (CAADE)certified training program. Our curriculum is designed to prepare individuals for work in the addiction field. Weemphasize a harm reduction approach that addresses community, social and individual factors of addiction whileproviding certificate candidates with a strong background in cultural competency, working with incarcerated populations,professional and ethical responsibilities, working with clients with co-occuring disorders, client advocacy and motivationalcounseling. For more information, please call 415-452-516034
Citywide Case Management (RU#89113)Citywide Forensics (RU#89119) Dave Fariello, LCSW (415) 597-8000 (415) 597-8004(800) 735-2929982 Mission Street, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 david.fariello@ucsf.eduCitywide Case Management and Citywide Forensics provide intensive clinical, medication, crisis, and case managementservices to mentally ill adults who are high-end users of inpatient psychiatric hospitals or correctional facilities. Grouptherapy and skill building is available to clients as well as on-site job training and treatment for dual disorders. Staffreflect the languages and cultural diversity of the clients served.Languages: Cantonese, Farsi, Korean, Mandarin, Russian, Spanish, Taiwanese 5 th and Market StreetsClay Street – see Progress Foundation Clay Street<strong>Community</strong> Aftercare Program – see Family Service Agency <strong>Community</strong> Aftercare Program<strong>Community</strong> Awareness & Treatment Srevices, IncEddy Street ApatartmentsWillie Hall (415)563-0432425 Eddy Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, CA 94109 mdic@catsinc.org<strong>Community</strong> Focus (UCSF) Dave Fariello, LCSW (415) 597-8065 (415) 597-8004(800) 735-2929982 Mission Street, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 david.fariello@ucsf.eduAssertive community treatment program for 200 clients. Staff members speak 11 dialects and languages, serving amulticultural population.Languages: Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish, Taiwanese5 th and Market Streets:Comprehensive ChildCrisis <strong>Services</strong> (RU#8988) Rita Perez, Asst. Dir. (415) 970-3800 (415) 970-3855TDD n/a3801 3rd Street, Suite 400 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94124 fawn.downs@sfdph.orgComprehensive Child Crisis <strong>Services</strong> (CCCS) is 24/7 multilingual crisis intervention service for <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> children(under age 18) and their families. CCCS helps children experiencing problems such as acute depression, suicidal ideation,homicidal ideation, psychosis, family violence, truancy, and school behavioral problems. Immediate crisis evaluations andcrisis stabilization services are offered both in the CCCS office and in the community. Upon arrival, the CCCS teamconducts a crisis evaluation to determine if the child needs to be involuntarily hospitalized at a psychiatric facility (5150evaluation) or if the child is safe to receive treatment on an outpatient basis. In addition to the crisis evaluation, CCCSprovides crisis stabilization services following a crisis for up to two months. Other services provided by CCCS includecrisis bridging for recently hospitalized youth, emergency response to community crises (e.g., fires, shootings), and DBTtreatment. Brochures are available in English, Spanish, Cantonese, and Vietnamese. All referrals are made by calling the24-hour number, 970-3800. Consult liaison services with primary care MDs from M- F, 9 a.m. –5 p.m.In addition to 2 months short term couseling, CCCS provides PTSD treatment, Multi-Systemic Therapy, therapeuticinterventions for children with fire setting behaviors.Languages: Cantonese, Mandarin, Spanish, Vietnamese, TagalogConard House Administration Richard Heasley, (415) 864-7833 (415) 864-2231M.P.A., Exec. Dir (415) 318-89581385 Mission, Suite 200 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103-2631 rheasley@conard.org35
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