Community Behavioral Health Services - San Francisco Department ...

Next Door (Episcopal CommunityServices) (RU#8961OP) Lindsey Coleman Ph n/a Fax n/aTDD n/a1001 Polk Street San Francisco CA 94109 lcoleman@ecs-sf.orgAs 8-11 we now have 40-7 day beds that are accessible through SF’s resource centers. 210 beds remain mandatory casemanagement, 30 medical respite beds that are accessible through SF General Hospital and run by DPH and HUH. 40-7day beds (15 men, 25 women) 30 medical beds (5 women, 25 men).Languages: English and SpanishNICOS Chinese Community ProblemGambling Project Kent Woo, MSW (415) 788-6426 (415) 788-0966Chinese Problem Gambling Helpline (888) 968-7888(888) 968-78881280 Mason Street San Francisco CA 94108 n/aThe Chinese Community Problem Gambling Project (CCPGP) provides helpline, individual and group consultation forproblem gamblers and/or their family members or friends. CCPGP staff also provide awareness and prevention trainingsfor professionals as well as the general public. Trainings can be adapted to a wide variety of target populations inaddition to the Chinese.Languages: Cambodian, MandarinOakes Children's Center OakesChildren Center SED (DTX- RU#88592,OP- RU#88593, Partnership – RU#8859SD)Norman Hering (415) 564-2310 (415) 564-2313(415) 564-23131348 - 10th Avenue San Francisco CA 94122 oakessf@sbcglobal.netOakes Children's Center provides services to emotionally disturbed and developmentally delayed children ages 5 to 14and their families and other caregivers. The combined school and day treatment program provides extensive mentalhealth services as well as a very high teacher-student ratio. The program's goal is to facilitate the children's psychologicaldevelopment and cognitive abilities so they may remain in the home and be prepared for the challenge of participating inthe broader community. The after-school program is crucial for working parents and an important component of themental health treatment. Oakes also provides socialization groups for children with pervasive developmental disorders,ages 5 to 18. The School Partnership Program provides special education students in public schools, their families, andteachers with support from clinical and consultative services. Oakes provides extensive training for graduate,57