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888 Turk Street San Francisco CA 94102245 11 th Street San Francisco CA 94103 rbertrand@westside-health.orgWestside ACT is a single point of responsibility (SPR) program serving 100 members who are frequent users of mentalhealth services. ACT is an integrated multidisciplinary treatment team providing intensive clinical case management tohelp clients live safely in their community. This is accomplished by providing a wide range of services including housingsupport, vocational rehabilitation, social integration, medication support, and clinical interventions where appropriate.Woman's Place – see CATS A Woman's PlaceYMCA Urban Services1530 Buchanan Street San Francisco CA 94115 Wesley Rich (415) 674-0888 (415) 674-0884crich@ymcasf.org241 Oneida Ave San Francisco CA 94112 David McGillis (415) 406-1290 n/a Faxdmcgillis@omiebeacon.orgProvide individual counseling, group counseling and case management services to youth and families who live, work, goto school in the neighborhodd of Oceanside, Merced, Ingleside and Excelsior.Youth Involvement Team (YIT) Victor Damian (415) 920-7700 (415) 920-7729TDD n/a1305 Evans Avenue San Francisco CA 94124 victor.damian@sfdph.orgUnder the auspices of Children’s System of Care, the Youth Involvement Team (YIT) provides youthdevelopment/leadership, advocacy and support services to youths involved in public systems (Mental Health, JuvenileJustice, Child Welfare and Special Education). YIT also provides training and consultation to child-serving agencies andstaff around System of Care values (family-focused and youth-driven care). YIT works toward providing a sustainableyouth voice through meaningful partnerships among youth, families and their providers.Languages: SpanishYouth Leadership Institute Jennifer B. Lyle (415) 836-9160 (415) 836-0071TDD n/a246 First Street, Suite 400 San Francisco CA 94105 jlyle@yli.orgYouth Leadership Institute provides support and opportunities for young people to develop and build their leadership skillswhile they address the impact of alcohol, tobacco, drug, and other prevention related issues in their communities.Young people are given opportunities to create and implement projects using an environmental prevention framework.This approach identifies and addresses messages and policies that play a dynamic role in the health of young people.Historically, projects have focused on preventing the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs among young people invarious communities. By engaging in prevention projects, young people develop organizing and advocacy skills. Youthare engaged in various activities such as: localized media campaigns, community awareness projects, public policylobbying and community change strategies.86
Youth Truth to Power Mardell Gavriel, Psy.D. (415) 934-3402 (415) 863-1305TDD n/a45 Farallones Street San Francisco CA 94112 n/aAssessment/treatment planning, case management, substance abuse treatment, mental health services, alumniassociation and transitional case management.Languages: Basic translation services available87
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