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2 year transitional house setting for women with children up to the age of 12 yrs. old. Women must have history ofsubstance abuse and documented clean time. Case Management, referrals, and permanent housing search.Jewish Family Children's Services(RU#2380) Amy Weiss (415) 359-2464 (415) 449-3839(415) 345-19272150 Post Street San Francisco CA 94115 gaylez@jfcs.orgJFCS has longstanding expertise in therapeutic work with children under age 21, in individual and group settings. ParentsPlace staff are well-known for working effectively with the 0 to 5 population. JFCS has special language capacity to servelimited-English speaking people from the former Soviet Union and professional staff trained specifically to use a strengthsbasedmodel to work effectively with children and their families. All staff have graduate degrees and license (or arelicense-eligible) and receive weekly supervision. They also participate in monthly staff conferences led by a childpsychiatrist and confer with each other on a regular basis.JFCS has existed for over 150 years. Agency has a nationally known model for resettlement of people from the formerSoviet Union, one of the first parent resource centers in the country (Parents Place), one of the first open adoptionprograms in the US (Adoption Connection), and the Early Childhood Mental Health Services Project, in collaboration withCBHS and day care consultants.Languages: French, Polish, Russian, SpanishJo Ruffin Place – see Baker Places - Jo Ruffin Place (Residential) with Day Treatment ComponentLa Amistad – see Progress Foundation La AmistadLa Casa de Las Madres Lisa Polacci (415) 503-0500 (415) 503-0301DD n/a1663 Mission Street Suite 225 San Francisco CA 94103 e-mail n/aShelter for women/children escaping domestic violence and abuse in their lives. Hrs: 24 hour crisis line. M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Office Intake: Drop-in counseling M-F 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Intake through crisis line.La Posada – see Progress Foundation La PosadaLarkin Youth Services Sherilyn Adams, Exec Dir. (415) 673-0911 (415) 749-3838TDD n/a1138 Sutter Street San Francisco CA 94109 sherilynadams@larkinstreetyouth.orgLarkin Street Youth Center provides a continuum of comprehensive services for homeless and runaway youth. Theyinclude substance abuse outreach, prevention education, assessment, counseling, case management and housing. Hrs:24 hours/day. Intake: call for appointment, drop-in OK.Languages: SpanishLatino Commission of Alcohol & DrugAbuse Services, Inc. Debra Camarillo, Dir. (650) 244-1444 (650) 244-1447TDD n/a301 Grand Avenue, Suite 301 San Francisco CA 94080 Latcom01@aol.com52
Substance abuse treatment in a bilingual, bicultural setting. On the Web at www.thelatinocommission.com/Latino Commission Casa Quetza Annette Mosqueda, Psy.D. (415) 337-4065 (415) 337-4067TDD n/a635 Brunswick Street San Francisco CA 94112 e-mail n/aClean-and-sober living for men in recovery which provides a stable environment allowing residents an opportunity toprepare financially, education, and vocationally wise to reintegrate back into the community: 24/7. Call for intake.Latino Commission Casa Las Hermanos Debra Camarillo, Exe. Dir. (650) 615-8902 (650) 244-1447TDD n/a693 7th Avenue San Bruno CA 94066 e-mail n/aClean-and-sober living for men in recovery that provides a stable environment, allowing residents an opportunity toprepare financially, educationally, and employment-wise to reintegrate back into the community. 24/7. Call for intake.MAP Mobile Assistance Patrol - see CATS MAP Mobile Assistance PatrolMcAuley Adolescent Day TreatmentProgram(RU#38CMDT) Peggy O'Brien, R.N. (415) 750-5580 (415) 750-4912TDD -Portable450 Stanyan Street San Francisco CA 94117 pobrien3@CHW.eduThe McAuley Adolescent Day Treatment Center is an intensive, comprehensive day treatment program providingpsychological and educational services to San Francisco residents between the ages of 12-18. Emphasis is on talkingabout problems rather than acting out, improving relationships with adults and peers, increasing self-esteem and workingup to academic potential. The Center provides a safe, consistent and therapeutic environment 5 days/week, Mon.-Fri.8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.McAuley Behavioral Health Services –Adolescent Inpatient Program (38CNF2 & 38CN2) Serena Lourie, M.S., R.N. (415) 750-5872 (415) 750-4845TDD -Portable2200 Hayes Street San Francisco CA 94117 slourie@chw.eduBrief, intensive psychiatric inpatient hospitalization for adolescents ages 12-18 ers suffering from severe emotional crisis.Services include psychiatric evaluation, psychological testing, individual and milieu therapy, family therapy, psychoeducationalactivities, and an academic program. Referrals to outpatient services and longer term programs are alsoprovided.Language: SpanishMental Health Board Helynna Brooke (415) 255-3429 to 51 (415) 255-3760(415) 255-342953
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