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1440 Chinook Ct. #A San Francisco CA 94130 e-mail n/aDrug and alcohol recovery house for African-American males. 28-bed facility. Also have 4 beds for care clients or HIVbeds. Hrs: 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Intake: call for appointment. Eligibility: 18 years and older. Fees: GA $300/month, plus foodstamps.Harm Reduction Coalition Lauren Enteen (510) 444-6969x16 (510) 444-6977TDD n/a1440 Broadway, Suite 510 Oakland CA 94612 enteen@harmreduction.orgHenry Ohlhoff Intensive Outpatient Lubov Smith, MFT (SF) (415) 221-3354 (415) 221-5687(San Rafael) (415) 415-3411 (415) 485-6079TDD n/a2418 Clement Street San Francisco CA 94121 e-mail n/a99914 Irwin Street San Rafael CA 94901Inpatient – outpatient programs for chemical dependencyand eating disorders. Hrs: 11 a.m. – 7 p.m., M-F. Eligibility:adolescents & adults. Fees: some insurance and sliding scale.Henry Ohlhoff Recovery Programsand Skip Byron Program Daryll Perera, LCSW (415) 841-1775 (415) 621-6219TDD n/a601 Steiner San Francisco CA 94117 e-mail n/aInpatient chemical - dependency programs for adults. Hrs: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., M-F (administration); 24 hrs (residential)Intake: call for assessment appointment. Fees: sliding scale, insurance.Eligibility: Adults 18 years and up with history ofsubstance abuse.Henry Ohlhoff Residential Services Herbert Rivera, MFT(SF) (415) 621-4388 (415) 626-0170Tom Woolner, MFT(Novato) (415) 883-2494 (415) 883-2574TDD n/a601 Steiner San Francisco CA 94117 e-mail n/a5394 Nave Drive Novato, CA 94949Residential treatment for drug-addicted men, with variable length of stay. Also provides life skills workshops, multi-familyeducation, group, and is a social model program. 12-Step philosophy. Hrs: M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m., 24 hour residential. Intake:call for appointment. Eligibility: men 18 years and up with history of substance use. Fees: some insurance and slidingscale.Henry Ohlhoff Women's Program(RU#38672) Daryll Perera, LCSW (415) 841-1775 (415) 621-6219TDD n/a601 Steiner Street San Francisco CA 94117 e-mail n/aResidential treatment for drug-addicted women, with variable length of stay. Also provides life skills workshops, multifamilyeducation, group, and is a social model program, 12-Step philosophy. Hrs: M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 24 hours residential.Intake: call for appointment. Eligibility: women 18 years and up, with history of substance abuse. Fees: some insuranceand sliding scale.Hire Ability – see Richmond Area Multi-Services (RAMS) - Hire AbilityHomeless Advocacy Project (HAP) (415) 865-920048
1360 Mission Street, Suite 201 (Between 9 th & 10 th ) San Francisco, CA 94103 kdanielson@sfbar.orgThis project is implemented by the Homeless Advocacy Project (HAP) of the Volunteer Legal Services Program of the BarAssociation of San Francisco, a community based organization dedicated to providing SSI assistance to those who arehomeless. The goal of this project is to provide SSI advocacy at the application, reconsideration and appeals stage, aswell as assistance on some post-entitlement issues that threaten their continued receipt of benefits, to homelessindividuals with disabilities, and to provide consultation, technical assistance and education services to City staff andagencies on SSI-related issues.Homeless Outreach Team – see San Francisco Homeless Outreach TeamHorizons Unlimited of San Francisco Inc. Nora Rios-Reddick, E.D. (415) 487-6700 (415) 487-6724(415) 318-8026440 Potrero Avenue San Francisco CA 94110 NRReddick@aol.comProvides substance abuse prevention, substance abuse treatment, employment and entrepreneurial services for high atriskLatino and other youth ages 12 to 26. Substance abuse programs include educational presentations (e.g. topics suchas use/abuse of drugs and alcohol, gang involvement, self-esteem, and peer pressure) and individual, group and familycounseling. Employment programs provide youth with job readiness training, job placements, and referrals during theschool year and the summer. The DJ Project program is a youth leadership program utilizes music and urban culture toinspire youth through a dynamic blend or arts education, job readiness training, entrepreneurship, and community serviceprogramming.Languages: SpanishHorizons Unlimited Services JuventudDay Treatment Program Karina Bayardo (415) 487-6730 (415) 487-6724TDD n/a440 Potrero San Francisco CA 94110 e-mail n/aDay Treatment program for youth with focus on Latino youth and culture. Hours 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.Huckleberry Youth Programs(RU#38BU3) Jorge Vega, LCSW (415) 621-2929 (415) 503-1540TDD n/a555 Cole St., 1292 Page St. San Francisco CA 94117 jvega@huckleberryyouth.orgHuckleberry Youth Programs offer confidential counseling to young people and their families. HYP’s Counseling Services’goal is to empower young people to develop and maintain healthy relationships, and to promote their talents, ideas andleadership. Family and individual counseling for youth ages 11-21 are provided at Huckleberry House and at Huckleberry'sCole Street Clinic. The program strives to provide service regardless of family income or health insurance. Medi-Cal isaccepted. Fees are based on a sliding scale from $0.Languages: SpanishCole StreetHuman Services Agency’s Disability49
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