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(SED), neglected, or abused children and teens. Sunny Hills Services prides itself on its partnerships with families andreferring agents, competent, qualified staff, and effective solution-focused programs.Languages: German, French, Portuguese, SpanishSunset Mental Health Services - Outpatient(RU#38823) Terry Wong, Pharm.D. (415) 753-7400 (415) 753-0164TDD n/a1990 - 41st Avenue San Francisco CA 94116 (Main Office)1351 – 24 th Avenue San Francisco Ca 94122 (Satellite Site) terry.wong@sfdph.orgProvides outpatient and socialization services designed to maintain or restore personal independence to seriously mentallyill adults. Services provided at two clinic locations: here and at Ocean Park Health Center. Provides Cantonese andRussian focus services, as well as services to all age groups and outreach to schools. Types of services are medicationmanagement, socialization, individual and group therapy, crisis services and case management.All administrative and referral contact should be addressed and sent to the main office.Languages: Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin, RussianSunset Mental Health Services Outpatient &Socialization (RU#38824) Terry Wong, Pharm.D. (415) 753-7400 (415) 753-0164TDD n/a1990 - 41st Avenue San Francisco CA 94116 (Main Office)1351 – 24 th Avenue San Francisco Ca 94122 (Satellite Site) terry.wong@sfdph.orgProvides outpatient services designed to maintain or restore personal independence to seriously mentally ill adults at twoclinic locations. Provides Cantonese and Russian focus services, as well as services to all age groups and outreach toschools. Types of services are medication management, socialization, individual and group therapy, crisis services andcase management.All administrative and referral contact should be addressed and sent to the main office.Languages: Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin, RussianSwords to Plowshares (RU#8925OP) Johnny Baskerville (415) 252-4788 (415) 252-4790(800) 735-29221060 Howard Street San Francisco CA 94103 jbaskerville@stp-sf.orgSwords to Plowshares, established in 1974, advocates for the unmet needs of all veterans, including those ineligible forservices from the Veterans Administration due to dishonorable discharge. It operates a multi-service resource center forveterans and provides legal services, vocational training, employment services and counseling regarding mental healthissues and substance abuse. CBHS contracts with this program to provide mental health services, including case76
management to this population, through Swords to Plowshares' Human and Social Services Unit. The drop-in clinic hasspecialized focus services for homeless veterans.Languages: EnglishTeam II Adult OutpatientServices (RU#38033) Robert Childers, LCSW (415) 337-4795 (415) 337-4816TDD n/a298 Monterey Blvd. San Francisco CA 94618 robert.childers@sfdph.orgTeam II serves San Francisco residents who are psychiatrically disabled. The focus is on the gay/lesbian population andseriously mentally ill as well as dually diagnosed clients. The program provides a full range of outpatient mental healthservices, including psychosocial assessments, psychiatric evaluations and follow-up, individual therapy, group therapy,and case management and urgent care.Tender Lion Family Program – see Family Service Agency Tender Lion Family ProgramTenderloin Outpatient Clinic(RU#38BR3) Cindy Gyori, LCSW (415) 673-5700 (415) 292-7140TDD n/a134 Golden Gate Avenue Francisco CA 94102 hydestinc@sbcglobal.netThe Tenderloin Outpatient Clinic provides a full range of mental health treatment, intensive case management andoutreach services to adult residents of the Tenderloin District. The clinic provides bilingual/bicultural mental healthservices for the Arab/Muslim community. Individuals served at the Tenderloin Clinic present a wide range of mentalhealth issues often complicated with medical problems, substance abuse, and homelessness.Languages: Arabic, French, SpanishThe Filipino Commission – see Filipino CommissionTom Waddell Health Center Barbara Wismer (415) 355-7400 (415) 355-7407TDD n/a50 Ivy Street San Francisco CA 94102 e-mail n/aMultidisciplinary health care services include same day Urgent Care, various Primary Care Clinics, and multiple CommunitySites (including shelters, hotels, etc). Hours: M - F, 8am - 6:30pm and Sat, 8:30am - 5pm; closed on holidays. Intake:drop-in to Urgent Care OK. Screening for Primary Care Clinics are available through Urgent Care. Access to CommunitySites may be limited to residents or program participants. Please call for details. Eligibility: San Francisco residency.Languages: SpanishTransitional Volunteer Program(RU#8842) Damien Chacona (415) 982-8999x234 (415) 982-0890(415) 982-02911675 California St. San Francisco CA 94109 dchacona@thevolunteercenter.netThe Transitional Volunteer Program (TVP) places clients of CBHS in structured volunteer positions that support nonprofitsin San Francisco.Placement in ongoing volunteer work gives transitional volunteers a number of benefits:77
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