vocational rehabilitation, housing and community treatment. Ashbury House can accept pregnant women and womenwith up to two children age 12 and under.Languages: Japanese, MandarinProgress FoundationAvenues (RU#38A41) Liza Rachowicz (415) 242-8033 (415) 242-8039TDD n/a1443 7th Avenue <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94122-3702 didit@progressfoundation.orgAvenues is an ADU (Acute Diversion Unit) which operates in a social rehabilitation model. This program provides a 24-hour alternative to hospitalization and accepts referrals from psychiatric emergency programs and inpatient units.Avenues is a short-term crisis residential program (up to two weeks) for voluntary adults age 18 and older who require ahighly structured and supervised setting due to current acute symptoms of mental illness. <strong>Services</strong> include individual andgroup counseling, crisis intervention, assessment for the next level of treatment, peer support, activities of daily living,ambulatory medical support, medication support and referrals to social services, housing and community treatment.Languages: Cantonese, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish, TagalogProgress FoundationClay Street (RU#89852)(Day Tx – RU#89852) Chris Perry, MHRS (415) 776-4647 (415) 776-1018TDD n/a2210 Clay Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94115 didit@progressfoundation.orgClay Street is a 16-bed residential treatment program serving adults age 18 and over, returning from long-term caresettings or who are at risk for institutional placement due to the severity of their psychiatric disorders. The program isbased on the social rehabilitation model; primary goals are to help clients develop independent living skills and thesupport network needed to increase independence and avoid re-hospitalization. <strong>Services</strong> include on-site intensive daytreatment, individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, activities of daily living, ambulatory medical support,medication support and assistance with case management and referrals. Maximum length of stay is one year.Languages: Amharic, Arabic, Ethiopian, SpanishProgress FoundationCortland House (RU#38631) Rosana Martinez (415) 550-1881 (415) 550-1791TDD n/a77 Cortland Avenue <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94110 didit@progressfoundation.orgCortland House is an ADU (Acute Diversion Unit) which operates in the social rehabilitation model. This program providesa 24-hour alternative to hospitalization and accepts referrals from psychiatric emergency programs and inpatient units.Cortland is a short-term residential program (up to 2 weeks) for voluntary adults age 18 and older, who require a highlystructured and supervised setting due to current acute symptoms of mental illness. <strong>Services</strong> include individual and groupcounseling, crisis intervention, assessment for the next level of treatment, peer support, activities of daily living,ambulatory medical support, medication support and referrals to social services, housing and community treatment.Languages: Arabic, Cantonese, French, Greek, Spanish, Tagalog,60
Progress FoundationProgress House (RU#38371) Hana Villar, MHRS (415) 668-1511 (415) 668-1300TDD n/a25 Beulah Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94117 didit@progressfoundation.orgProgress House, a residential treatment program operating in the social rehabilitation model, provides a 3-monthresidential treatment and rehabilitation program for adults 18 years of age and older with major psychological disorders.Program goals are to develop clients' independent living skills and support network needed to increase their level ofindependence and reduce their use of emergency services and inpatient treatment. <strong>Services</strong> include individual and groupcounseling, crisis intervention, peer support, activities of daily living, ambulatory medical support, medication support andreferrals to social services, vocational rehabilitation, housing and community treatment. Progress House also focuses onthe transgender, lesbian, gay and bisexual communities, and transitional age youth 18-24.Languages: French, SpanishProgress FoundationLa Amistad (RU#38091) Silvia Dunning, MHRS (415) 285-8100 (415) 285-2448TDD n/a2481 Harrison Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94110 didit@progressfoundation.orgLa Amistad is a Spanish-language capacity residential treatment program that operates in a social rehabilitation model.This program provides a 3-month residential treatment and rehabilitation program for adults 18 and older with majorpsychological disorders and often with co-occurring substance abuse histories. La Amistad also provides residentialtreatment for transitional youth age 18-24, in collaboration with other TY service providers. Program goals are to developclients' independent living skills and support network needed to increase their level of independence and reduce their useof emergency services and inpatient treatment. <strong>Services</strong> include individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, peersupport, activities of daily living, ambulatory medical support, medication support and referrals to social services,vocational rehabilitation, housing, and community treatment.Languages: Korean, SpanishProgress FoundationLa Posada (RU#38081) Brian Couture, MHRS (415) 285-0810 (415) 285-2110TDD n/a810 Capp Street <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> CA 94110 didit@progressfoundation.orgLa Posada is a Spanish-language capacity ADU (Acute Diversion Unit) which operates in a social rehabilitation model.This program provides a 24-hour alternative to hospitalization and accepts referrals from psychiatric emergency programsand inpatient units. La Posada is a short-term crisis residential program (up to two weeks) for voluntary adults 18 andolder requiring a highly structured and supervised setting due to current acute symptoms of mental illness. <strong>Services</strong>include individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, assessment for the next level of treatment, peer support,activities of daily living, ambulatory medical support, medication support, and referrals to social services, housing andcommunity treatment.61
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