Community Behavioral Health Services - San Francisco Department ...

Provides supportive, consistent living situation for persons with AIDS-related mild dementia. Assists clients to obtainmedical care, money management services, other case management services, and activities programs. Level of care:Individuals capable of living independently but needing some 24-hour care assistance.Languages: SpanishPositive Resource Center (PRC) Jane Gelfand (415) 777-0333 (415) 777-1770TDD n/a785 Market Street, 10 th Floor (between 3 rd & 4 th ) San Francisco CA 94103 triciat@positivesource.orgjaneg@positivesource.orgPRC provides free legal benefits representation, including SSI/SSDI/CAPI (and corresponding Medi-Cal), "fugitive felon"suspensions and quashing of warrants, and continuing medical reviews for people who are referred from targeted mentalhealth clinics and/or people living with HIV/AIDS (including self referrals). PRC represents clients at four levels of appeal,including in front of Administrative Law Judges. PRC also provides training to staff of identified DPH programs on themedical and non-medical criteria in order to obtain benefits (including the role of substance use, incarceration andimmigrations status).Languages: conversational Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, SpanishPotrero Hill Neighborhood House Inc.(ZAP Project) Maurice Byrd (415) 826-8080 (415) 826-8138TDD n/a953 DeHaro Street San Francisco CA 94107 e-mail n/aIntensive outpatient counseling provider for youth, young adults and families. Anger management, domestic violence andviolence prevention services are also provided. Hrs.: M-F 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Intake: call 826-8080 for appointment.Eligibility: 11-25 years of age, San Francisco resident. No feesProgress Foundation Administration Steve Fields, Executive Director (415) 861-0828 (415) 861-0257TDD n/a368 Fell Street San Francisco CA 94102 mtolle@progressfoundation.orgProgress Foundation is a non-profit agency providing community-based residential treatment and supported housingservices as alternatives to institutional treatment for individuals with mental disabilities. Founded in 1969, the agencyprovides mental health treatment through residential treatment programs in San Francisco and Napa counties, withspecialized programs. Progress programs encompass a full range of treatment services for clients in the public mentalhealth system, from acute diversion units, to residential treatment facilities, to supported cooperative and independentliving, as well as permanent housing for families. Program services and staffing reflect a strong commitment to diversityand an awareness of the critical importance of cultural, ethnic, linguistic and social issues in the provision of effectivecommunity mental health services.Progress FoundationAshbury House (RU#89841)(day tx – RU#89842) Alisa Birgy, MHRS (415) 775-6194 (415) 775-1120TDD n/a212 Ashbury Street, San Francisco CA 94117 didit@progressfoundation.orgAshbury House is a residential treatment program in a social rehabilitation model, serving mothers who present mentalhealth treatment needs, frequently with co-occurring substance abuse treatment needs. Ashbury House serves homelesswomen who have lost custody or are at risk of losing custody of their child(ren) due to their mental disability, and needcomprehensive mental health services and parenting education to maintain or regain custody. Services include on-site daytreatment, including parenting education, individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, peer support, activities ofdaily living, medication support, ambulatory medical support by a nurse practitioner and referrals to social services,59