Epiphany Center for Families in Recovery(RU#38431, 89431, 97117) Sister Estella Morales (415) 351-4052 (415) 346-2356TDD n/a100 Masonic Avenue <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94118 website: http://www.msjse.orgOutpatient and residential dual-diagnosis treatment programs for adult women (over 18) with or without children. Alsoeligible are pregnant women and women with children under 3 years of age. Treatment services for women includeintegrated substance abuse treatment and mental health services, case management, individual counseling, life skillsclasses, parenting education, health assessments and vocational internship program. <strong>Services</strong> for children includetherapeutic childcare, early interventions to counteract the effects of prenatal drug exposure, physical therapy and an onsitepediatric clinic. Ancillary services for partnersand other family members.Episcopal <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Services</strong>Administration Ken Reggio (415) 487-3300 (415) 252-1743TDD n/a165 - 8th Street, 3 rd Floor <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 kreggio@ecs.sf.orgEpiscopal <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Services</strong> provides a variety of shelter, housing, and educational and vocational support services forhomeless and formerly homeless families and individuals, including seniors. Case management in both shelters andsupportive housing sites with expertise in mental health and substance abuse.Episcopal <strong>San</strong>ctuary (RU#8929OP) Linzie Coleman (415) 863-3893 (415) 487-3729TDD n/a201 - 8th Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94103 lcoleman@ecs-sf.orgThis program is a 200-bed harm reduction transitional homeless shelter for adults. CBHS funds on-site mental healthcase management staffing for shelter residents. Case management services are offered to all clients who have acceptedcase management. Case management staff includes weekday, Saturday, and evening coverage.Languages: French, Samoan, Spanish Only on the 1 st FloorFamily Involvement Team (FIT) Alicia Joseph Rivers (415) 920-7700 (415) 920-7729TDD n/a1305 Evans Avenue <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94124 alicia.joseph@sfdph.orgUnder the auspices of Children's System of Care, the Family Involvement Team (FIT) provides one to one direct service tothe parents/caregivers of children within the CYF mental health system. The main objectives are to support the adults byhelping them to navigate systems (mental health, child welfare, special education, juvenile justice); help identify andbuild upon their individual/family strengths; bridging and helping to develop the parent-professional partnership, which issuch an invaluable component of service delivery. FIT is committed to ongoing systems reform and as change agents,42
ensure family members can participate in supportive and empowering activities, which allows them to have a voice andstay connected long after other services have ceased. Family-driven care (including youth) is the ultimate goal.Languages: SpanishFamily Mosaic Project Hannibal Lowry, MSW (415) 206-7646 (415) 206-7630(415) 206-76801309 Evans Avenue <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94124 e-mail n/aFamily Mosaic Project (FMP) provides intensive care management and wraparound services to seriously emotionallydisturbed children and youth, and their families, in order to reduce the risk of out-of-home placement. If a child isresiding outside of the home, FMP attempts to provide services that will either maintain or reduce the current level ofcare in order to avoid institutionalization, juvenile detention, or other restrictive treatment settings.FMP adheres to a strength-based, family-focused approach to assessing individuals' needs and developing effective plansof comprehensive care. Through a network of established providers in the Bay Area, FMP delivers a wide range ofculturally competent services that enhance family unity, capability, and responsibility in order to maintain children in theleast restrictive levels of care within their home communities. This may include the coordination of mental health, publichealth, recreational, educational, and supportive resources, that serve to reduce targeted symptoms and problematicbehaviors.Languages: Cantonese, English, SpanishFamily Service AgencyAdministrative <strong>Services</strong> for<strong>Community</strong> Mental <strong>Health</strong>Thomas Mayer,Credential Coordinator (415) 255-3774 (415) 931-3773(415) 750-1544TDD n/a1380 Howard Street, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, CA 94103 tmayer@fsasf.orgThe primary goal of this program is to provide on-site cost-efficient, high quality mental health administrative services to the<strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> Mental <strong>Health</strong> Plan staff, who serve low income, culturally diverse, Medi-Cal or uninsured populations withmental health needs in <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>. By providing administrative services to SFMHP staff, this program promotes clients’higher satisfaction with treatment.Family Service AgencyAdult Care Management <strong>Services</strong>Program (RU#3822OP) Ted Snyderman, MSW (415) 474-7310 x 471 (415) 931-3773TDD n/a1010 Gough Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94109 tsnyderman@fsasf.orgThe goal of Adult Care Management (ACM) is to support severely mentally ill individuals, enabling them to live in thecommunity and to maintain the greatest possible independence, stability, and level of functioning possible. The programprovides intensive case management to individuals in the community. Every attempt is made to ensure continuity of care43
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