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1380 Howard Street, 2 nd Floor San Francisco CA 94103 mhbexec@igc.orgThe board advises the Director of CBHS, the Health Commission, and the Board of Supervisors on mental health needs,programs, and services. The 17 members are volunteers appointed by the Board of Supervisors. The Board meets at6:30 p.m. on the 2nd Wednesday of most months. These meetings are open to the public. Categories of Board seatsinclude consumer, family member, mental health professional, and public interest. Anyone interested in applying can call(415) 255-3474 for more information.Languages: French, SpanishMental Health Conservatorship Services- see Public ConservatorshipMethadone Van Edward Pease, RN (415) 206-4651 (415) 206-6875TDD n/a1001 Potrero Avenue San Francisco CA 94110 edward.pease@sfdph.orgProvides mobile methadone maintenance services for individuals with a history of long-term opiate treatment. Medicationis dispensed in the field at various locations. Cell phone: (415) 250-6649.Mission ACT (RU#3804 SP) Galileo Medrado, LCSW (415) 401-2760 (415) 401-2774TDD n/a2712 Mission Street San Francisco CA 94110 email: n/aMisson ACT is a neighborhood based assertive community treatment team. Mission ACT offers wrap around services toadults with persistent and severe mental illness, many with co occuring alchol and/or substance abuse disorders. Servicesare provided with special focused for the Latino and gay/lesbian community.Languages: English and SpanishMission Council Family DayTreatment and Aftercare Program(RU#38718 and 38711) Vanessa Padilla (415) 864-0554 (415) 701-1868TDD n/a474 Valencia Street. Suite 135 San Francisco CA 94103 vanessapc@sbcglobal.netIndividual and group counseling family and couple therapy. No one will be denied services. Hrs: M-F 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.and Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday Intake: call for appointment.Languages: monolingual Spanish programMission Council on Alcohol Abuse forthe Spanish Speaking (RU#38561) Leonard Chavez-Smith (415) 826-6767 (415) 826-6774(415) 826-9016820 Valencia San Francisco CA 94110 op_mcaasp@yahoo.comOut patient treatment for monolingual and bilingual clients with primary diagnosis of alcohol and drug abuse. Individualand group counseling, community services and 12-Step groups. Hrs: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Intake: call for appointment.Eligibility: at least 18 years old, with alcohol/drug primary diagnosis.Languages: English, Portuguse, Russian, Spanish and TagalogMission Family Center Lucia Hammond, MFT (415) 642-4550 (415) 695-696354
TDD n/a759 So. Van Ness Avenue San Francisco CA 94110 lucia.hammond@sfdph.orgMission Family Center is an outpatient mental health clinic serving children, adolescents, and families of the Mission,Potrero Hill, and Castro-Noe Valley neighborhoods and the citywide Latino population. Staff are bicultural/bilingual.Modalities include individual, group and family work, with a focus on family-centered treatment whenever possible.Languages: English, SpanishMission Mental Health Services(Mission ISC) Team I (RU#38043) Manuel Mena, LCSW (415) 401-2700 (415) 401-2741(415) 401-27802712 Mission Street San Francisco, CA 94110 e-mail n/aMission Mental Health provides an array of integrated dual diagnosis and mental health services to adults: Psychiatricevaluations, medication support, urgent care, triage, information and referral, primary medical care for registered clients,support groups, individual therapy and case management.Services are provided for adults ages 18-59. Hours of operations are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. To provide Advanced Access tothe community, no appointment is necessary. Drop in times for new intakes are M-F, 9-11 AM on a first come, first servebasis (arrive as close to 9:00 AM as possible, call the Officer of the Day, if other intake times need to be arranged).Languages: Spanish, RussianMobile Crisis Treatment Team Carolyn Kaufman, (415) 355-8300RN, CNS, MFTcarolyn_kaufman@sfdph.orgMCTT provides crisis intervention services conducted in the field for early intervention before symptoms or behaviorsescalate and require emergency or acute care. Field evaluation services are available to any adult (18-59) within the Cityand County of SF regardless of payer source. Consultation services are provided for consumers, support systems, SFPD,SFFD, DPH, DSS, CBHS and Environmental Health. MCTT links consumers with the least restrictive level of care andprovides short-term case management and medication support until the linkage is achieved. Multidisciplinary andmultilingual staff can provide crisis services in Cantonese, Mandarin, Russian and Spanish. MCTT covers for GeriatricCrisis services after 4PM on weekdays and covers for AIDS Crisis after 5PM on weekdays. MCTT is open 8:30AM to 11PM(last field response at 10PM) Mondays through Fridays. MCTT is open on Saturdays, Sundays and county holidays from12 noon to 8PM (last field response at 7PM).Morrisania West, Inc. Charles Dixon (415) 552-4660 (415) 552-4137TDD n/a205 13th Street. Suite 3300 San Francisco CA 94103 tunadixon@netscape.netThe Youth, Outreach, Recovery and Education Services (YORES) is a day treatment substance abuse program that servesyouth and young adults residing in San Francisco. The program, contracted by CBHS, is certified by the StateDepartment of Alcohol and Drug Programs (DADP). The program has a P.36 component that serves court referrals.Hours of operation and intake are from 8:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Call for appointment, referrals.Napa State Hospital Dave Graziani (707) 253-5000 (707) 253-5513TDD n/a2100 Napa-Vallejo Highway Napa CA 94558-6293 e-mail n/aState hospital providing mental health and forensic services to San Francisco residents.55
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