Languages: Amharic, Arabic, Cantonese, Fujin, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Llicono, Mandarin, Russian, Spanish,Swahili, Sweden, Tagalog, TigriniaConard House CBHS RepPayee <strong>Services</strong> (RU#8949RP) Kalifa Coulibaly (415) 558-8767 (415) 558-6973(415) 318-8958160 Ninth Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 kalifa@conard.orgProvides representative payee and money management exclusively to CBHS clients. Full service case managementincluding housing referrals and assistance maintaining stable housing.Languages: French, Spanish, Tagalog, VietnameseConard House CooperativeApartment Program (RU#8949SH) Heath Hodge (415) 346-6384 (415) 346-1058(415) 318-89582441 Jackson Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94115 heath.hodge@conard.orgProvides housing, case management, and mental health services in supportive group living environments for adults withpsychiatric histories. Facilitates households emphasizing independent living and linkage to vocational and social services.Conard House Jackson StreetResidential Program (RU#38621) Katharine (Kate) Feder, MA (415) 346-6380 (415) 346-1058(415) 318-89582441 Jackson Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94115 katef@conard.orgA 16-bed residential treatment and rehabilitation program for adults with major psychosocial disorders. Program goalsare to develop clients’ independent living skills, provide the supports needed to sustain their functioning in the communityand reduce their use of emergency services and inpatient treatment. Referrals are made for vocational rehabilitation,community treatment, and independent living.Languages: Cantonese, Fujian, Mandarin, TagalogConard House Outpatient <strong>Services</strong>(RU#89492) Louise Foo. Ph.D. (415) 346-6380 (415) 346-1058(415) 318-89581385 Mission Street, Suite 200 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 louise@conard.orgProvides case management and mental health services for adults with major psychosocial disabilities who are residents ofConard Supportive Housing Program hotels or co-op apartments. Program goals are to develop clients’ independent livingskills and psychosocial functioning. Referrals are made to vocational rehabilitation and community treatment.Languages: Arabic, Cantonese, French, Hindi, Mandarin, Spanish, Urdu, Vietnamese, TagalogConard House Supportive Employment36
<strong>Services</strong> (RU#8949 SE) Julio Montes de Oca (415) 864-4002x202 (415) 864-7093(415) 318-89581385 MissionStreet, Suite 240 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 julio@conard.orgProvides vocational assessments and counseling, job training, and placement.Languages: SpanishConard House Supportive Housing (RU#8949SH)/<strong>Community</strong> <strong>Services</strong> (RU#8949RP & 38CLRP) Seth Katzman (415) 864-4002 x216 (415) 864-7093(415) 318-89581385 Mission, Suite 240 <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103-2631 seth@conard.orgSupport service hotels and apartments (Aarti, El Dorado, Jordan, Lyric, Midori, McAllister, Plaza, Washburn) andindependent living co-op apartments providing housing, case management, and mental health services to clients insupportive living environments.Languages: Arabic, Cantonese, French, Hindi, Mandarin, Spanish, and UrduCortland House – see Progress Foundation Cortland HouseCrestwood <strong>Behavioral</strong> <strong>Health</strong>, Inc.Administration Gary Zeyen (916) 471-2242 (916) 471-2212TDD n/aP.O. Box 7877 Stockton CA 95267-0877gzeyen@cbhi.netSubacute care for mentally ill individuals in need of long-term supervision and treatment, usually involuntarily. Clients areusually between the ages of 18 and 60 years, and referred from local acute inpatient units. Latino-focused programavailable. Referrals to community-based treatment providers.Crestwood Manor-Stockton Mary Carrick (209) 478-2060 (209) 478-3175TDD n/a1130 Monaco Court Stockton CA 95207 jlblaufus@ cbhi.netSubacute care for mentally ill individuals in need of long-term supervision and treatment, usually involuntarily. Clients aregenerally age 60 or older and referred from local acute inpatient units. Referrals are made to community-basedtreatment providers.Crestwood Manor -Crestwood Recovery andRehabilitation Center Luzviminda Bunggay (707) 552-0215 (707) 553-2161TDD n/a115 Oddstad Drive Vallejo CA 94589 mbunggay@ cbhi.netOur program is geared towards Welleness and Recovery based on the following aspects of recovery which are hope andself determination, medication and treatment, empowerment, education and knowledge, self-help and support,spirituality and employment/meaningful roles.Languages: Chinese, Filipino, SpanishCrestwood Treatment Center Janet Trimble, Administrator (510) 793-5927 (510) 793-4921TDD n/a2171 Mowry Avenue Fremont CA 94538 jtrimble@ cbhi.net37
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