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1. Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health Services-Prevention Programs
Publications: www.dcn.davis.ca.us/YoloLINK/programs/pCASASFamilyServic-10237.html
Address: 120 W. Main Street, Suite F
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Angela Angel
Contact's Position: Prevention Coordinator
Phone: 5304064855
Email: angela.angel@yolocounty.org
Hours: M-F, 8-5
Descriptions: The Yolo County Department of Alcohol Drug and Mental Health (ADMH) Prevention Services is engaged in a community movement to empower the youth in Yolo County to reach their highest potential. We have adopted a research based model, known as youth development. ADMH Prevention Services encourages Yolo County communities to support prevention efforts by providing information, trainings, activities and programs which educate people and promotes community service. It also encourages building youth-adult partnerships which promote positive communities free of alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) and creating communities which value youth input and provides opportunities for young people to be active leaders and resources. ADMH Prevention Services facilitates collaboration among organizations and individuals who are concerned with alcohol, drug and mental health related issues. The staff at ADMH Prevention Services is dedicated to youth development, a process that engages young people in building the skills, attitudes, knowledge and experiences that prepare them for the present and the future. The youth programs in the ADMH Prevention Services include: FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE: Is a high school based club that is youth driven and youth led. It builds partnerships for positive and healthy youth development which engage youth as active leaders and resources in their community. CLUB LIVE: Is the middle school version of Friday Night Live. This is a youth development program for middle school age youth where they can experience fun and meaningful skill building activities as well as help implement them. It provides alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) education and ATOD free events. FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE (FNL) KIDS: Is the elementary school program designed for youth in 4th 6th grades. It provides youth the opportunity to create, plan and implement their own activities. While providing them with the value of membership and belonging, FNL Kids also incorporates the teaching of such critical life skills as leadership, character development, decision-making and refusal skills. The young people are also given the opportunity to contribute to their communities through service and adult partnerships. FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE MENTORING: This is a peer to peer mentoring program where high school age youth are trained to mentor middle school age youth on a variety of life skills and ATOD topics. High school students are matched with middle school youth to help support and nurture positive role modeling. It provides opportunities for young people to be in ongoing mutually beneficial, caring relationships which strengthen a young person's resiliency to the challenges they face. Research has shown that mentoring relationships are linked to a long term positive youth development outcomes. YOLO COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE (FNL) YOUTH COUNCIL: High school age youth from Yolo county help plan and implement youth led activities and conferences for youth. HAND TO HAND: Provides services to work with youth one-on-one; assist youth with transition from juvenile hall back into their community; provide Friday Night Live activities on life skills and ATOD topics at community schools and other positive resources. This program is funded through the Safe And Drug Free Schools and Communities grant. ABC DECOY OPERATIONS: An environmental prevention program, in partnership with Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC), to target and reduce retailers from selling alcohol to minors. The key ingredient to youth development is that the youth and our programs bridge to the larger community. Everyone has a part they can play and everyone can create a positive change. Keywords: substance abuse, youth, mental health, education, mentor/tutor
2. All Things Right and RelevantAddress: 120 W. Main Street, Suite F
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Angela Angel
Contact's Position: Prevention Coordinator
Phone: 5304064855
Email: angela.angel@yolocounty.org
Hours: M-F, 8-5
Descriptions: The Yolo County Department of Alcohol Drug and Mental Health (ADMH) Prevention Services is engaged in a community movement to empower the youth in Yolo County to reach their highest potential. We have adopted a research based model, known as youth development. ADMH Prevention Services encourages Yolo County communities to support prevention efforts by providing information, trainings, activities and programs which educate people and promotes community service. It also encourages building youth-adult partnerships which promote positive communities free of alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) and creating communities which value youth input and provides opportunities for young people to be active leaders and resources. ADMH Prevention Services facilitates collaboration among organizations and individuals who are concerned with alcohol, drug and mental health related issues. The staff at ADMH Prevention Services is dedicated to youth development, a process that engages young people in building the skills, attitudes, knowledge and experiences that prepare them for the present and the future. The youth programs in the ADMH Prevention Services include: FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE: Is a high school based club that is youth driven and youth led. It builds partnerships for positive and healthy youth development which engage youth as active leaders and resources in their community. CLUB LIVE: Is the middle school version of Friday Night Live. This is a youth development program for middle school age youth where they can experience fun and meaningful skill building activities as well as help implement them. It provides alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) education and ATOD free events. FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE (FNL) KIDS: Is the elementary school program designed for youth in 4th 6th grades. It provides youth the opportunity to create, plan and implement their own activities. While providing them with the value of membership and belonging, FNL Kids also incorporates the teaching of such critical life skills as leadership, character development, decision-making and refusal skills. The young people are also given the opportunity to contribute to their communities through service and adult partnerships. FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE MENTORING: This is a peer to peer mentoring program where high school age youth are trained to mentor middle school age youth on a variety of life skills and ATOD topics. High school students are matched with middle school youth to help support and nurture positive role modeling. It provides opportunities for young people to be in ongoing mutually beneficial, caring relationships which strengthen a young person's resiliency to the challenges they face. Research has shown that mentoring relationships are linked to a long term positive youth development outcomes. YOLO COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE (FNL) YOUTH COUNCIL: High school age youth from Yolo county help plan and implement youth led activities and conferences for youth. HAND TO HAND: Provides services to work with youth one-on-one; assist youth with transition from juvenile hall back into their community; provide Friday Night Live activities on life skills and ATOD topics at community schools and other positive resources. This program is funded through the Safe And Drug Free Schools and Communities grant. ABC DECOY OPERATIONS: An environmental prevention program, in partnership with Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC), to target and reduce retailers from selling alcohol to minors. The key ingredient to youth development is that the youth and our programs bridge to the larger community. Everyone has a part they can play and everyone can create a positive change. Keywords: substance abuse, youth, mental health, education, mentor/tutor
Address: 1640 East Eighth Street
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95616
Contact Person: Judy Deceasare
Contact's Position: General Manager
Phone: 5307599648
Email: allthingsrightsandrelevant@yahoo.com
Hours: 10-6 PM T-Sat
Descriptions: All Things Right and Relevant is a nonprofit consignment shop that provides supplemental funding for twelve non-profit agencies serving the mental health needs of Yolo County. The store is staffed primarily by volunteers and help is needed in many areas, including: * Sales Associates * Accessory Specialists * Carpenters * Photographers * Wardrobe Consultants * Merchandisers * Seamstresses * Mentors for Cottage Industries * Computer Skills Donations are also accepted for the store by calling 759-9646. Secondary contact is Judy De Cesare, (530) 759-9648. Keywords: mentor/tutor, mental health, counseling
3. Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Yolo CountyCity: Davis State: CA Zip: 95616
Contact Person: Judy Deceasare
Contact's Position: General Manager
Phone: 5307599648
Email: allthingsrightsandrelevant@yahoo.com
Hours: 10-6 PM T-Sat
Descriptions: All Things Right and Relevant is a nonprofit consignment shop that provides supplemental funding for twelve non-profit agencies serving the mental health needs of Yolo County. The store is staffed primarily by volunteers and help is needed in many areas, including: * Sales Associates * Accessory Specialists * Carpenters * Photographers * Wardrobe Consultants * Merchandisers * Seamstresses * Mentors for Cottage Industries * Computer Skills Donations are also accepted for the store by calling 759-9646. Secondary contact is Judy De Cesare, (530) 759-9648. Keywords: mentor/tutor, mental health, counseling
Publications: www.namiyolo.org
Address: P.O. Box 447
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95617
Contact Person: Nancy Temple
Contact's Position: Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 5307568181__
Email: friends@namiyolo.org
Hours: after five PM
Descriptions: Alliance for the Mentally Ill is a program of education and support for relatives of a loved one who is mentally ill, emphasizing self-education, improving community attitudes toward the mentally ill, and advocacy for improved care and treatment of the mentally ill. The Alliance sponsors an annual educational program about effective disorders and a monthly family support group called "Caring and Sharing". Keyword: mental health, education
4. Allied Services for Kids (ASK) 24 hour Crisis Line.Address: P.O. Box 447
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95617
Contact Person: Nancy Temple
Contact's Position: Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 5307568181__
Email: friends@namiyolo.org
Hours: after five PM
Descriptions: Alliance for the Mentally Ill is a program of education and support for relatives of a loved one who is mentally ill, emphasizing self-education, improving community attitudes toward the mentally ill, and advocacy for improved care and treatment of the mentally ill. The Alliance sponsors an annual educational program about effective disorders and a monthly family support group called "Caring and Sharing". Keyword: mental health, education
Address: P.O. Box 622
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95617
Contact Person: Diane Sommers
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 5307567542
Email: spyc@sbcglobal.net
Descriptions: Davis Crisis Line (530) 753-0797 Woodland Crisis Line (530) 668-8445 West Sacramento Crisis Line (916) 371-3779 The Crisis line is open 24 hours a day 365 days a year. Business hours are M-F 9-5. Allied Services for Kids 24-hour Crisis Line provides telephone counseling, crisis intervention, information, and referrals to teens and families in crisis. The ASK Crisis Line is staffed by volunteers who are trained in active listening skills, crisis resolution, problem solving, and a knowledge of community services. Crisis line volunteers work closely with ASK professional staff to promptly address high-risk situations. If deemed appropriate, crisis line volunteers will make referrals to a professional ASK counselor for further intervention either over the phone and/or in person. Collect calls accepted from within Yolo County. Volunteer opportunities; training in suicide prevention and crisis intervention techniques. Keywords: youth, mental health, couseling, mentor/tutor, outreach
5. Asian Pacific Community CounselingCity: Davis State: CA Zip: 95617
Contact Person: Diane Sommers
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 5307567542
Email: spyc@sbcglobal.net
Descriptions: Davis Crisis Line (530) 753-0797 Woodland Crisis Line (530) 668-8445 West Sacramento Crisis Line (916) 371-3779 The Crisis line is open 24 hours a day 365 days a year. Business hours are M-F 9-5. Allied Services for Kids 24-hour Crisis Line provides telephone counseling, crisis intervention, information, and referrals to teens and families in crisis. The ASK Crisis Line is staffed by volunteers who are trained in active listening skills, crisis resolution, problem solving, and a knowledge of community services. Crisis line volunteers work closely with ASK professional staff to promptly address high-risk situations. If deemed appropriate, crisis line volunteers will make referrals to a professional ASK counselor for further intervention either over the phone and/or in person. Collect calls accepted from within Yolo County. Volunteer opportunities; training in suicide prevention and crisis intervention techniques. Keywords: youth, mental health, couseling, mentor/tutor, outreach
Publications: www.apccounseling.org
Address: 5330 Power Inn Road, Suite A
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95820
Contact Person: Judy Fong Heary
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9163836783
Email: apcc@ulink.net
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Descriptions: Asian Pacific Community Counseling utilizes a multicultural and multilingual framework in providing mental health counseling, youth diversion programs, tobacco and drug education, and community social services to the Asian Pacific Islander community in Sacramento County. Volunteers are needed to gather materials for workshops, fundraising events, youth activities and outreach programs. They will acquire knowledge of co-counseling and individual mental health counseling and will assist office administrative / clerical work. Bilingual students in the fields of psychology and sociology are preferred. Volunteers must show sensitivity to individuals from multi-ethnic communities and have the initiative to learn new tasks. Keywords: Mental Health, Counseling, Youth, outreach, health
6. California Coalition for YouthAddress: 5330 Power Inn Road, Suite A
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95820
Contact Person: Judy Fong Heary
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9163836783
Email: apcc@ulink.net
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Descriptions: Asian Pacific Community Counseling utilizes a multicultural and multilingual framework in providing mental health counseling, youth diversion programs, tobacco and drug education, and community social services to the Asian Pacific Islander community in Sacramento County. Volunteers are needed to gather materials for workshops, fundraising events, youth activities and outreach programs. They will acquire knowledge of co-counseling and individual mental health counseling and will assist office administrative / clerical work. Bilingual students in the fields of psychology and sociology are preferred. Volunteers must show sensitivity to individuals from multi-ethnic communities and have the initiative to learn new tasks. Keywords: Mental Health, Counseling, Youth, outreach, health
Publications: www.calyouth.org
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95816
Contact's Position: Program Director, CA Youth Crisis Line
Phone: 9163400505
Hours: 24 hrs, 7 days a week
Descriptions: Services Provided: Confidential crisis intervention counseling, resource referrals and a neutral message center to youth and families in high risk situations including abuse, neglect, exposure to AIDS and STDs, gangs, substance abuse, runaway and homelessness. Keyword: mental health, youth, substance abuse
7. Chapa-De Indian Health Program Inc.City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95816
Contact's Position: Program Director, CA Youth Crisis Line
Phone: 9163400505
Hours: 24 hrs, 7 days a week
Descriptions: Services Provided: Confidential crisis intervention counseling, resource referrals and a neutral message center to youth and families in high risk situations including abuse, neglect, exposure to AIDS and STDs, gangs, substance abuse, runaway and homelessness. Keyword: mental health, youth, substance abuse
Address: 175 West Court
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Gloria
Contact's Position: administrator
Phone: 5306614440
Descriptions: Northern Valley Indian Health, Inc. (NVIH) has a host of professionals working to safeguard, maintain, or improve the emotional and physical well-being of Native American Indians living within our eight-county service area (Yolo, Tehama, Butte, Glenn, Plumas, Yuba, Sutter, and Colusa Counties). Proper documentation verifying that you are of Indian descent is required to be eligible for services. Please call the office for details. The program offers direct medical, dental, health education, nutrition, mental health, and alcoholism services. In addition to health stations and clinics, they have community health representatives who make home visits, arrange medical and dental care and transportation if needed, and provide extensive information on community social services. The public health nurses coordinate outreach services, offer classes and counseling, and monitor pregnant women and people with high blood pressure and diabetes. There is also an environmental health technician who samples water on reservations, identifies hazardous materials, and performs similar duties. Keywords: Environment Cultural Health Counseling
8. Child and Family InstituteCity: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Gloria
Contact's Position: administrator
Phone: 5306614440
Descriptions: Northern Valley Indian Health, Inc. (NVIH) has a host of professionals working to safeguard, maintain, or improve the emotional and physical well-being of Native American Indians living within our eight-county service area (Yolo, Tehama, Butte, Glenn, Plumas, Yuba, Sutter, and Colusa Counties). Proper documentation verifying that you are of Indian descent is required to be eligible for services. Please call the office for details. The program offers direct medical, dental, health education, nutrition, mental health, and alcoholism services. In addition to health stations and clinics, they have community health representatives who make home visits, arrange medical and dental care and transportation if needed, and provide extensive information on community social services. The public health nurses coordinate outreach services, offer classes and counseling, and monitor pregnant women and people with high blood pressure and diabetes. There is also an environmental health technician who samples water on reservations, identifies hazardous materials, and performs similar duties. Keywords: Environment Cultural Health Counseling
Publications: www.CFI4kids.org
Address: 4545 - 9th Avenue
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95820
Contact Person: Karen Bodden
Contact's Position: Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 9167360828
Email: kbodden@child-familyinstitute.org
Hours: 8:30-5 M-F
Descriptions: Child and Family Institute provides treatment, prevention, and counseling services to child victims of abuse and neglect and their families. Volunteers are needed to answer the information and referral phone line and to help supervise youth in the child care programs. Other duties vary depending on the volunteer's desires. Training is provided in the areas of crisis counseling, child abuse, and their effects. Provides a range of programs including: Intrefamilial Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Program: diversion for the sexually abused child and the family including the intrafamilial adult sex offender. Clients referred by the Sacramento District Attorney's Office or Probation Department. Child Sexual Abuse Treatment and Play Therapy Program: therapy for child sexual abuse victims, ages 2-18, and the non-offending parents or caretakers. Juvenile Victim/Offender Treatment Program: serves male and female youth 12-18 who have a history of abuse victimization and are now abusing others. Information and referral phone line: provides professional, non-professionals, and those faced with child abuse in their own families with information about child abuse issues, where to get help for victims, and how to report the problem to authorities. Prevention and education Programs: increase general public awareness about the realities of child abuse and neglect, and teach parents how to reduce their children's vulnerability to physical and sexual abuse and other types of exploitation. Internships may be available. Keywords: Community Development Youth Counseling Mental health
9. Child Haven, IncAddress: 4545 - 9th Avenue
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95820
Contact Person: Karen Bodden
Contact's Position: Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 9167360828
Email: kbodden@child-familyinstitute.org
Hours: 8:30-5 M-F
Descriptions: Child and Family Institute provides treatment, prevention, and counseling services to child victims of abuse and neglect and their families. Volunteers are needed to answer the information and referral phone line and to help supervise youth in the child care programs. Other duties vary depending on the volunteer's desires. Training is provided in the areas of crisis counseling, child abuse, and their effects. Provides a range of programs including: Intrefamilial Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Program: diversion for the sexually abused child and the family including the intrafamilial adult sex offender. Clients referred by the Sacramento District Attorney's Office or Probation Department. Child Sexual Abuse Treatment and Play Therapy Program: therapy for child sexual abuse victims, ages 2-18, and the non-offending parents or caretakers. Juvenile Victim/Offender Treatment Program: serves male and female youth 12-18 who have a history of abuse victimization and are now abusing others. Information and referral phone line: provides professional, non-professionals, and those faced with child abuse in their own families with information about child abuse issues, where to get help for victims, and how to report the problem to authorities. Prevention and education Programs: increase general public awareness about the realities of child abuse and neglect, and teach parents how to reduce their children's vulnerability to physical and sexual abuse and other types of exploitation. Internships may be available. Keywords: Community Development Youth Counseling Mental health
Publications: www.child-haven.org
Address: 801 Empire Street
City: Fairfield State: CA Zip: 94533
Contact Person: Angie Cope
Contact's Position: Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 7074255744
Email: acope@child-haven.org
Hours: M-F 9-6
Descriptions: Child Haven, Inc. is an infant development and infant mental health program for children aged birth to 5 years and their families. This is a United Way assisted program, vendored by the North Bay Regional Center. Families must reside in Solano or Napa county to be eligible. Child Haven is a non-profit agency in need of assistance and support from the public. Volunteers are also an important and needed component of the program. Volunteers are needed to assist with fundraising and with a clothes closet for children. Keywords: Infant development, Child Well-Being, Bonding and Attachment, Play groups for mothers and babies, youth, mental health
10. Citizens Commission on Human RightsAddress: 801 Empire Street
City: Fairfield State: CA Zip: 94533
Contact Person: Angie Cope
Contact's Position: Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 7074255744
Email: acope@child-haven.org
Hours: M-F 9-6
Descriptions: Child Haven, Inc. is an infant development and infant mental health program for children aged birth to 5 years and their families. This is a United Way assisted program, vendored by the North Bay Regional Center. Families must reside in Solano or Napa county to be eligible. Child Haven is a non-profit agency in need of assistance and support from the public. Volunteers are also an important and needed component of the program. Volunteers are needed to assist with fundraising and with a clothes closet for children. Keywords: Infant development, Child Well-Being, Bonding and Attachment, Play groups for mothers and babies, youth, mental health
Address: 926 J Street, Suite 519
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95814
Contact Person: Melissa Bittner
Contact's Position: Director
Phone: 9164474599
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 10-4pm
Descriptions: Helps victims of psychiatric abuses of human rights and their families to take whatever appropriate action is necessary to bring the perpetrator(s) to justice. Does not give medical or legal advice. Documents and files complaints with the proper law enforcement and/or licensing board. Investigates, documents and exposes psychiatric abuse and criminality. Keywords: mental health
11. Consumer Self-HelpCity: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95814
Contact Person: Melissa Bittner
Contact's Position: Director
Phone: 9164474599
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri 10-4pm
Descriptions: Helps victims of psychiatric abuses of human rights and their families to take whatever appropriate action is necessary to bring the perpetrator(s) to justice. Does not give medical or legal advice. Documents and files complaints with the proper law enforcement and/or licensing board. Investigates, documents and exposes psychiatric abuse and criminality. Keywords: mental health
Address: 3031 Franklin Blvd.
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95818
Contact Person: Gordon Oliver
Contact's Position: Program Director
Phone: 9167377100
Hours: M-F 8:30-4pm
Descriptions: A drop-in day program operated by mental health consumers for mental health consumers, structured with numerous self-help groups planned by the consumer membership. Peer counseling and peer advocacy, arts and crafts, social and recreational activities, community meals, math/reading/GED tutoring, occasional clothing, laundry services, showers, emergency food and other support. Other site: Consumer Self Help - North Center (916) 348-1428 4972 Date Avenue, Sacramento 95841 Mike Wheeler, Program Director Keywords: mental health, recreation, emergency, hunger
12. Diogenes Youth Services - Sacramento Youth and Counseling CenterCity: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95818
Contact Person: Gordon Oliver
Contact's Position: Program Director
Phone: 9167377100
Hours: M-F 8:30-4pm
Descriptions: A drop-in day program operated by mental health consumers for mental health consumers, structured with numerous self-help groups planned by the consumer membership. Peer counseling and peer advocacy, arts and crafts, social and recreational activities, community meals, math/reading/GED tutoring, occasional clothing, laundry services, showers, emergency food and other support. Other site: Consumer Self Help - North Center (916) 348-1428 4972 Date Avenue, Sacramento 95841 Mike Wheeler, Program Director Keywords: mental health, recreation, emergency, hunger
Publications: www.diogenesnet.com/
Address: 9719 Lincoln Village Drive, Ste 502
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95827
Contact Person: Melissa Gallagher
Contact's Position: Services Director
Phone: 9163695447
Email: DYS9719@sbcglobal.net
Hours: M-F 8:30-6pm
Descriptions: Services for runaway, homeless, abandoned, abused and neglected youth. Crisis resolution; emergency shelter; transitional living programs; group and family counseling; support groups; skill-building workshops on a variety of issues including sexually transmitted infections, drugs and alcohol, and teen pregnancy prevention; HIV/AIDS education and prevention; after school activities; in-home supportive services; street-based outreach and counseling; Speakers and Tours Bureau; Project Safe Place; medical/outreach van, teen-care-a-van; and a peer (teen) and adult component. Human Corps has contacted this mental health program and volunteers are needed to handle crisis calls; assist staff caseworkers with adolescent group counseling, individual and family cases; and coordinate and/or assist in community outreach programs. Anyone who is interested in volunteering their time to help youth and families resolve differences and difficulties may apply. Training is provided in interpersonal communication skills, crisis intervention, family therapy, child abuse and neglect. For more information, www.diogenesnet.com Keywords: housing, women, mental health, counseling
13. East Area Mental Health Clinic - Human Resources ConsultantsAddress: 9719 Lincoln Village Drive, Ste 502
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95827
Contact Person: Melissa Gallagher
Contact's Position: Services Director
Phone: 9163695447
Email: DYS9719@sbcglobal.net
Hours: M-F 8:30-6pm
Descriptions: Services for runaway, homeless, abandoned, abused and neglected youth. Crisis resolution; emergency shelter; transitional living programs; group and family counseling; support groups; skill-building workshops on a variety of issues including sexually transmitted infections, drugs and alcohol, and teen pregnancy prevention; HIV/AIDS education and prevention; after school activities; in-home supportive services; street-based outreach and counseling; Speakers and Tours Bureau; Project Safe Place; medical/outreach van, teen-care-a-van; and a peer (teen) and adult component. Human Corps has contacted this mental health program and volunteers are needed to handle crisis calls; assist staff caseworkers with adolescent group counseling, individual and family cases; and coordinate and/or assist in community outreach programs. Anyone who is interested in volunteering their time to help youth and families resolve differences and difficulties may apply. Training is provided in interpersonal communication skills, crisis intervention, family therapy, child abuse and neglect. For more information, www.diogenesnet.com Keywords: housing, women, mental health, counseling
Address: Building B 2220 Watt Avenue
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95825
Contact Person: Lynn Place
Contact's Position: Director
Phone: 9164856500
Email: rlee@hrcrst.org
Hours: M-F 8-7pm
Descriptions: Outpatient psychiatric and medication support services; also social rehabilitation services such as housing financial services (I.e., SSI applications, payee for SSI clients), substance abuse, client advocacy, and family support. Use of service plans geared to each client's individual needs and goals. Limited peer counseling and substance abuse counseling for people with major mental health problems. Support in finding employment, housing, training and other basic services. Volunteers accepted depending on students' interests and background, as well as the clinic's needs. Internship opportunities available as well. Keywords: counseling, mental health
14. East Yolo House Socialization and Day Rehabilitation and Homeless ProgramCity: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95825
Contact Person: Lynn Place
Contact's Position: Director
Phone: 9164856500
Email: rlee@hrcrst.org
Hours: M-F 8-7pm
Descriptions: Outpatient psychiatric and medication support services; also social rehabilitation services such as housing financial services (I.e., SSI applications, payee for SSI clients), substance abuse, client advocacy, and family support. Use of service plans geared to each client's individual needs and goals. Limited peer counseling and substance abuse counseling for people with major mental health problems. Support in finding employment, housing, training and other basic services. Volunteers accepted depending on students' interests and background, as well as the clinic's needs. Internship opportunities available as well. Keywords: counseling, mental health
Publications: y3c.org
Address: 317 Sixth Street
City: West Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95605
Contact Person: Jennifer Ross
Contact's Position: Program Director
Phone: 9163728888
Email: eyolo@y3c.org
Hours: M-F 9-5pm
Descriptions: Serves as a drop-in day treatment center for the homeless mentally ill or persons with mental health issues. Advocates for these clients, offers drug and alcohol services, serves hot meals daily, helps individuals process the appropriate applications for benefits, such as General Assistance, Social Security or any funds for which they are eligible. Helps find homes and appropriate placement in hospital or shelter, etc. West Sac regional resource center Keywords: housing, mental health, health, substance abuse, hunger
15. El Hogar Mental Health and Community Service CenterAddress: 317 Sixth Street
City: West Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95605
Contact Person: Jennifer Ross
Contact's Position: Program Director
Phone: 9163728888
Email: eyolo@y3c.org
Hours: M-F 9-5pm
Descriptions: Serves as a drop-in day treatment center for the homeless mentally ill or persons with mental health issues. Advocates for these clients, offers drug and alcohol services, serves hot meals daily, helps individuals process the appropriate applications for benefits, such as General Assistance, Social Security or any funds for which they are eligible. Helps find homes and appropriate placement in hospital or shelter, etc. West Sac regional resource center Keywords: housing, mental health, health, substance abuse, hunger
Address: 608 10th St.
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95814
Contact Person: Jesus Cervantes
Contact's Position: Program Manager
Phone: 9164412933
Email: ehsylivia@aol.com
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm, W 8am-6pm
Descriptions: Services Provided: A multidisciplinary team of mental health care professionals providing culturally sensitive mental health services to seriously and persistently mentally ill clients. Services include medication supportive services, mental health supportive services, social rehabilitation groups, referrals and linkages in community. Keywords: mental health
16. Families FirstCity: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95814
Contact Person: Jesus Cervantes
Contact's Position: Program Manager
Phone: 9164412933
Email: ehsylivia@aol.com
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm, W 8am-6pm
Descriptions: Services Provided: A multidisciplinary team of mental health care professionals providing culturally sensitive mental health services to seriously and persistently mentally ill clients. Services include medication supportive services, mental health supportive services, social rehabilitation groups, referrals and linkages in community. Keywords: mental health
Publications:
www.familiesfirstinc.org or www.helpkids.org
Address: 2100 5th Street
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95616
Contact Person: Andrea Dow
Contact's Position: Administrative Assistant II
Phone: 5307473453
Email: adow@familiesfirstinc.org
Descriptions: Families First is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) agency that serves over 1200 high-risk children and their families annually through a variety of programs; including: professional foster care, Crisis residential and day treatment, psychiatric residential treatment, intensive family preservation especially designed wrap-around services. Our goals is to provide the most professional treatment service to children and their families and to assure that those services are at all times respectful, caring, innovative, and effective. Volunteer opportunities include: Working directly with Severely Emotionally Disturbed children, kitchen assistance, clerical help, facilities maintenance, running errands, deliveries. Special events: Foster Santa, Golf Tournament, various holiday events for children, field trips. All interns and volunteers must complete application, interview, criminal history clearance, physical and TB test, drug screening, and participate in mandatory trainings, if required. Employment opportunities are also available. For more information, www.familiesfirstinc.org
Keywords: Mental health, Counseling, Youth,
17. Haven House Day Rehabilitation and Drop-in SocializationAddress: 2100 5th Street
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95616
Contact Person: Andrea Dow
Contact's Position: Administrative Assistant II
Phone: 5307473453
Email: adow@familiesfirstinc.org
Descriptions: Families First is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) agency that serves over 1200 high-risk children and their families annually through a variety of programs; including: professional foster care, Crisis residential and day treatment, psychiatric residential treatment, intensive family preservation especially designed wrap-around services. Our goals is to provide the most professional treatment service to children and their families and to assure that those services are at all times respectful, caring, innovative, and effective. Volunteer opportunities include: Working directly with Severely Emotionally Disturbed children, kitchen assistance, clerical help, facilities maintenance, running errands, deliveries. Special events: Foster Santa, Golf Tournament, various holiday events for children, field trips. All interns and volunteers must complete application, interview, criminal history clearance, physical and TB test, drug screening, and participate in mandatory trainings, if required. Employment opportunities are also available. For more information, www.familiesfirstinc.org
Address: 168 College Street
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Lynne Arcangel
Contact's Position: Program Director
Phone: 5306667605
Email: hh@y3c.org
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30pm
Descriptions: Serves as a day rehabilitation center for persons with mental illness. Offers structured programming designed to teach vocational skills. Helps individuals process the appropriate applications for benefits, such as General Assistance and Social Security. Helps find homes and appropriate placement in hospital or shelter, etc. Keywords: mental health, housing
18. Healthy Start/Integrated Community Services- Sacramento City Unified School DistrictCity: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Lynne Arcangel
Contact's Position: Program Director
Phone: 5306667605
Email: hh@y3c.org
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30pm
Descriptions: Serves as a day rehabilitation center for persons with mental illness. Offers structured programming designed to teach vocational skills. Helps individuals process the appropriate applications for benefits, such as General Assistance and Social Security. Helps find homes and appropriate placement in hospital or shelter, etc. Keywords: mental health, housing
Address: 5735 47th Avenue
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95824
Contact Person: Shannon Lynch
Contact's Position: Director
Phone: 9166439252
Email: lynchs@sac-city.k12.ca.us
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Descriptions: Services Provided: Collaborative services established in school communities that support strong families and student success. Referrals to appropriate health, mental health, income, housing and other basic needs providers. Keywords: youth, mental health, housing
19. Lutheran Social ServicesCity: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95824
Contact Person: Shannon Lynch
Contact's Position: Director
Phone: 9166439252
Email: lynchs@sac-city.k12.ca.us
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Descriptions: Services Provided: Collaborative services established in school communities that support strong families and student success. Referrals to appropriate health, mental health, income, housing and other basic needs providers. Keywords: youth, mental health, housing
Publications: lssnorcal.org
Address: 2980 35th Street
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 958173116
Contact Person: Sue Laliberte
Contact's Position: Area Director
Phone: 9164532900x217
Email: slaliberte@lssnorcal.org
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30pm
Descriptions: Programs under Lutheran Social Services include: 1. Transitional Housing Program for Families Transitional Housing for homeless families. Services include; housing, case management, childrens services, life skills education, family therapy, and employment/skills development support. 2. Building Bridges Case management for previously homeless individuals and families that have graduated from either transitional housing or a shelter. Services include; life skills education (financial literacy, parenting,) linkage to community resources, and employment/skills development support. 3. Saybrook Site-based permanent supportive housing for homeless families with disabilities. Services include: housing, case management, AOD assessment and treatment, drug testing, life skills education, employment services, youth programming, and on-site childcare. 4. Adolfo (Sacramento program) Scattered site permanent housing for homeless emancipated foster youth with a disability, ages 18 to 25. Services include: housing, case management, life skills education, GED/Diploma completion assistance, mental health/ AOD assessment and treatment, employment training, and assistance with apartment set-up. 5. Project HOPE (Stockton program) - Scattered site permanent housing for homeless emancipated foster youth with a disability, ages 18 to 25. Services include: housing, case management, life skills education, GED/Diploma completion assistance, mental health/ AOD assessment and treatment, employment training, and assistance with apartment set-up. For information on these programs, (916) 453-2900 Keywords: housing, mental health, disabled persons, youth
20. Mental Health AssociationAddress: 2980 35th Street
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 958173116
Contact Person: Sue Laliberte
Contact's Position: Area Director
Phone: 9164532900x217
Email: slaliberte@lssnorcal.org
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30pm
Descriptions: Programs under Lutheran Social Services include: 1. Transitional Housing Program for Families Transitional Housing for homeless families. Services include; housing, case management, childrens services, life skills education, family therapy, and employment/skills development support. 2. Building Bridges Case management for previously homeless individuals and families that have graduated from either transitional housing or a shelter. Services include; life skills education (financial literacy, parenting,) linkage to community resources, and employment/skills development support. 3. Saybrook Site-based permanent supportive housing for homeless families with disabilities. Services include: housing, case management, AOD assessment and treatment, drug testing, life skills education, employment services, youth programming, and on-site childcare. 4. Adolfo (Sacramento program) Scattered site permanent housing for homeless emancipated foster youth with a disability, ages 18 to 25. Services include: housing, case management, life skills education, GED/Diploma completion assistance, mental health/ AOD assessment and treatment, employment training, and assistance with apartment set-up. 5. Project HOPE (Stockton program) - Scattered site permanent housing for homeless emancipated foster youth with a disability, ages 18 to 25. Services include: housing, case management, life skills education, GED/Diploma completion assistance, mental health/ AOD assessment and treatment, employment training, and assistance with apartment set-up. For information on these programs, (916) 453-2900 Keywords: housing, mental health, disabled persons, youth
Publications: www.mhasc.org
Address: 9719 Lincoln Village Drive, Suite 503
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95827
Contact Person: Lorrine Bell
Contact's Position: Senior Service Coordinator
Phone: 9163664600
Email: lbell@mhasc.org
Hours: M-F 9-4pm
Descriptions: A volunteer action organization that promotes mental well-being for everyone through education, advocacy and program development. Advocates on legislation affecting mentally ill people and the promotion of anti-stigma campaign; information and referral on community resources for mental health issues and counseling workshops. Child Mental Health Advocacy Consumer Liaison Depression Awareness, Recognition and Treatment Information and Referral Professional Education Self Help Senior Peer Counseling Speakers Bureau Voices Vs. Violence Volunteers opportunities include administrative internships in advocacy, senior services, depression awareness, information and referrals, children's prevention in violence, self-help directory production, and non-profit management. Volunteers are needed on an ongoing basis. All programs offer specialized training. A background in community service, social work or psychology is helpful. For more information, www.mhasc.org Keywords: counseling, mental health, youth
21. NAMI CaliforniaAddress: 9719 Lincoln Village Drive, Suite 503
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95827
Contact Person: Lorrine Bell
Contact's Position: Senior Service Coordinator
Phone: 9163664600
Email: lbell@mhasc.org
Hours: M-F 9-4pm
Descriptions: A volunteer action organization that promotes mental well-being for everyone through education, advocacy and program development. Advocates on legislation affecting mentally ill people and the promotion of anti-stigma campaign; information and referral on community resources for mental health issues and counseling workshops. Child Mental Health Advocacy Consumer Liaison Depression Awareness, Recognition and Treatment Information and Referral Professional Education Self Help Senior Peer Counseling Speakers Bureau Voices Vs. Violence Volunteers opportunities include administrative internships in advocacy, senior services, depression awareness, information and referrals, children's prevention in violence, self-help directory production, and non-profit management. Volunteers are needed on an ongoing basis. All programs offer specialized training. A background in community service, social work or psychology is helpful. For more information, www.mhasc.org Keywords: counseling, mental health, youth
Publications: www.namicalifornia.org
Address: 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 475
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95825
Contact Person: Marcie Larkey
Contact's Position: Director of Development
Phone: 9165670163
Email: martha.larkey@namicalifornia.org
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Descriptions: Services Provided: Support, information and education for families of the seriously mentally ill; referrals to local family support groups and other agencies. Client and legislative advocacy. Keywords: mental health, legal
22. PACT Parents and Children TogetherAddress: 1111 Howe Avenue, Suite 475
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95825
Contact Person: Marcie Larkey
Contact's Position: Director of Development
Phone: 9165670163
Email: martha.larkey@namicalifornia.org
Hours: M-F 8am-5pm
Descriptions: Services Provided: Support, information and education for families of the seriously mentally ill; referrals to local family support groups and other agencies. Client and legislative advocacy. Keywords: mental health, legal
Publications: http://yoloconnections.org/mentor_family/pact.html
Address: 327 College Street Suite 100
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Gail Casson
Contact's Position: Director of Programs
Phone: 5306693285
Descriptions: Program Goals: The goals of the PACT program are to decrease Violence, Crime, and Gang activity that is perpetrated by the youth of Yolo County. The program will provide Intense, Concentrated, Consistent, and long term Prevention/Intervention Support Services to youth and their families. Program staff will also effectively communicate and work in collaboration with the Juvenile Justice System, Schools, Police, and Community Service providers to obtain competent, culturally, integrated services as well as a reliable support system. Mentoring for this high-risk population of youth is an additional support service the program is striving to obtain. The goal is to math each of the primary youth with an individual Mentor who will act as a positive role model in helping them to make permanent changes in their life. With this support the Mentee should be able to improve his school attendance, academics and self-esteem. Target Population: The focus of the PACT Program is for youth ages 9 to 16 years who are experiences difficulty at home, at school, and in their community due to gang related affiliations. These issues will include: Poor school performance***Involvement in the juvenile justice system***Participation in gang activities or problems due to a family member who is currently or was formerly gang involved.***A need for services from Child Welfare, the Juvenile Court, or Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health ***At high risk for recidivism Mentors: Provide a model for civil and appropriate behavior and attitudes, a person who the youth admires or wants to be like, has qualities/values that the youth desires for self, expands the youths perspective and definition of manhood/womanhood. Mentors can help the mentee build self-confidence, self-esteem, and cultural prides to last a lifetime by focusing on the talents, assets and strengths of the mentee. Keywords: Youth, Mental Health, Mentor/Health
23. Prevent Child Abuse - CaliforniaAddress: 327 College Street Suite 100
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Gail Casson
Contact's Position: Director of Programs
Phone: 5306693285
Descriptions: Program Goals: The goals of the PACT program are to decrease Violence, Crime, and Gang activity that is perpetrated by the youth of Yolo County. The program will provide Intense, Concentrated, Consistent, and long term Prevention/Intervention Support Services to youth and their families. Program staff will also effectively communicate and work in collaboration with the Juvenile Justice System, Schools, Police, and Community Service providers to obtain competent, culturally, integrated services as well as a reliable support system. Mentoring for this high-risk population of youth is an additional support service the program is striving to obtain. The goal is to math each of the primary youth with an individual Mentor who will act as a positive role model in helping them to make permanent changes in their life. With this support the Mentee should be able to improve his school attendance, academics and self-esteem. Target Population: The focus of the PACT Program is for youth ages 9 to 16 years who are experiences difficulty at home, at school, and in their community due to gang related affiliations. These issues will include: Poor school performance***Involvement in the juvenile justice system***Participation in gang activities or problems due to a family member who is currently or was formerly gang involved.***A need for services from Child Welfare, the Juvenile Court, or Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health ***At high risk for recidivism Mentors: Provide a model for civil and appropriate behavior and attitudes, a person who the youth admires or wants to be like, has qualities/values that the youth desires for self, expands the youths perspective and definition of manhood/womanhood. Mentors can help the mentee build self-confidence, self-esteem, and cultural prides to last a lifetime by focusing on the talents, assets and strengths of the mentee. Keywords: Youth, Mental Health, Mentor/Health
Publications: www.pca-ca.org
Address: 926 J Street, Suite 717
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 958142707
Contact Person: Mewa Choy
Phone: 9162241900
Email: pcaca@pca-ca.org
Hours: M-F 9am-5pm
Descriptions: Services Provided: Works with state and local government officials to develop laws and programs that help protect more children from abuse. Trains thousands of volunteer and professionals to fight abuse. Guidance and information to communities and groups starting their own prevention programs. Referrals for parenting courses, mental health therapists, support groups, medical and legal aid and abuse treatment centers. Keywords: youth, legal, mental health, health
24. Progress Ranch Treatment Services for ChildrenAddress: 926 J Street, Suite 717
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 958142707
Contact Person: Mewa Choy
Phone: 9162241900
Email: pcaca@pca-ca.org
Hours: M-F 9am-5pm
Descriptions: Services Provided: Works with state and local government officials to develop laws and programs that help protect more children from abuse. Trains thousands of volunteer and professionals to fight abuse. Guidance and information to communities and groups starting their own prevention programs. Referrals for parenting courses, mental health therapists, support groups, medical and legal aid and abuse treatment centers. Keywords: youth, legal, mental health, health
Publications: www.progressranch.org
Address: 2725 Loyola Drive
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 956162914
Contact Person: Russ Kusama
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 5307532566
Email: progressranch@att.net
Hours: 8-5 PM
Descriptions: Since 1976, Progress Ranch has provided residential care and treatment to emotionally troubled boys from 7-12 years old. Community homes provide a safe, trusting environment for the boys to live and ameliorate their emotional problems through learning social skills; individual, schools, group, and family therapy; and mainstreaming into community activities. Volunteers are needed to act as "special friends" and literacy tutors for the children (similar to the big brother/sister program) and should have a desire to work with abused and neglected youths as tutors, counselors, interns, and child care workers. Employment opportunities may also be available. Qualifications include good communication skills, mature and reliable adult modeling, and a sincere desire to help troubled boys. This agency is also looking for help with fundraising, upkeep and maintenance of the houses, and household responsibilities. Keywords: Youth Mental Education, mental health, mentor/tutor
25. Sacramento Association for the RetardedAddress: 2725 Loyola Drive
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 956162914
Contact Person: Russ Kusama
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 5307532566
Email: progressranch@att.net
Hours: 8-5 PM
Descriptions: Since 1976, Progress Ranch has provided residential care and treatment to emotionally troubled boys from 7-12 years old. Community homes provide a safe, trusting environment for the boys to live and ameliorate their emotional problems through learning social skills; individual, schools, group, and family therapy; and mainstreaming into community activities. Volunteers are needed to act as "special friends" and literacy tutors for the children (similar to the big brother/sister program) and should have a desire to work with abused and neglected youths as tutors, counselors, interns, and child care workers. Employment opportunities may also be available. Qualifications include good communication skills, mature and reliable adult modeling, and a sincere desire to help troubled boys. This agency is also looking for help with fundraising, upkeep and maintenance of the houses, and household responsibilities. Keywords: Youth Mental Education, mental health, mentor/tutor
Publications: Quarterly
Address: 1791 Tribute Road, Suite A
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95815
Contact Person: Michael Mahoney
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9164540900
Email: m_a_mahoney@sbcglobal.net
Hours: 8-5 M-F
Descriptions: Sacramento California Association for the Retarded is a statewide volunteer-run, non-profit organization dedicated to meeting the special needs of California's mentally retarded citizens and integrating them into the vocational, social, and recreational mainstream of their communities. The number listed is for the local member unit in Sacramento. If you want more information regarding legislation or other local member units, call the main office in Sacramento at (916) 498-1635 Keywords: Mental Health Dev Disab Disabled Persons
26. Sacramento County Health and Human Services DepartmentAddress: 1791 Tribute Road, Suite A
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95815
Contact Person: Michael Mahoney
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9164540900
Email: m_a_mahoney@sbcglobal.net
Hours: 8-5 M-F
Descriptions: Sacramento California Association for the Retarded is a statewide volunteer-run, non-profit organization dedicated to meeting the special needs of California's mentally retarded citizens and integrating them into the vocational, social, and recreational mainstream of their communities. The number listed is for the local member unit in Sacramento. If you want more information regarding legislation or other local member units, call the main office in Sacramento at (916) 498-1635 Keywords: Mental Health Dev Disab Disabled Persons
Publications: www.sacdhhs.com
Address: 7001 East Parkway
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95823
Contact Person: Tammy Liu
Contact's Position: Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 9168752027
Hours: M-F 8-5pm
Descriptions: Responsible for overall organization and administration of health and human services in Sacramento County delivered through the division of Public Health Promotion and Education, Child Protective Services, Services for Seniors and Adults, Primary Health Services, and Mental Health Promotion, Treatment and Outreach. Programs that use volunteers: Oak Park Health Center (916) 875-2995 Acute episodic care for common childhood illnesses, well child exams, and pediatric immunizations. Primary Care Center (916) 874-9670 Primary care services including treatment for illnesses such as colds, ear infections, hypertension and minor injuries for eligible medically indigent adults. Chest Clinic (916) 874-9823 Screening, preventative therapy and treatment for tuberculosis. AIDS Education and Prevention Unit (916) 875-6022 Community outreach, education and coordination for AIDS prevention. Vital Record (916) 875-5345 Registration and provision of certified copies of birth and death certificates in Sacramento County. Women, Infants and Children Nutrition (916) 427-5500 Supplemental food vouchers for low-income pregnant or breastfeeding mothers and for children older than age 5 who are at nutritional risk. Public Administrator (916) 874-9627 Probates a deceased person's estate under given circumstances. In Home Supportive Services (916) 874-9377 Responsible for the eligibility determination and assessment of need for supportive services for people who need assistance with the activities of daily living, and who cannot remain in their homes without such assistance. Out of Home Care (Adults) (916) 874-9377 Helps individuals who cannot live in their own homes and need help with placement in a licensed board and care home or skilled nursing facility; serves people who do not have a family member or other agency to provide assistance. Adult Protective Services (916) 874-9377 Responsible for the receipt, investigation, and assessment of reports pertaining to abuse, neglect, and/or exploitation of elderly and dependent adults. County Mental Health Treatment Center (916) 875-1000 24-hours phone and walk-ins crisis intervention for children, adolescents and adults, and adult inpatient care. Public Health Nursing Services (916) 648-0982 Service provided in the home. Counseling services to individuals and families regarding health-related problems. Out of Home Care Services for Children (916) 875-5696 Arranges temporary or long-term 24-hours care in a licensed foster home or facility for children unable to remain in their own homes under court order. Senior and Adult Services Division (916) 874-9598 Programs focused on preventing or correcting conditions which cause elderly and dependent adults to be abused, neglected or financially exploited by others. Immunization Program (916) 875-7468 Information resource for public school personnel on implementation of the School Immunization Law Tobacco Education Program (916) 875-5869 Community coordination of tobacco use prevention and education Health Care for the Homeless (916) 875-6180 Service provided at county clinics. Medical, dental and mental health services for homeless people in Sacramento County. Smile Keepers (916) 875-5471 School-based dental health education and prevention program. Childhood Illness & Injury Prevention Program (916) 875-5869 Education for parents and general community on importance of infant and toddler immunizations, home safety, car seat safety and other topics promoting the health of young children through community outreach activities. Care-A-Van (916) 875-0848 Mobile health promotion services including health education, counseling, community outreach, HIV antibody testing, STD testing and treatment, family planning, immunizations and referrals. Keywords: youth, health, elderly, mental health, substance abuse, women
27. Sacramento County Regional Parks, Recreation and Open SpaceAddress: 7001 East Parkway
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95823
Contact Person: Tammy Liu
Contact's Position: Volunteer Coordinator
Phone: 9168752027
Hours: M-F 8-5pm
Descriptions: Responsible for overall organization and administration of health and human services in Sacramento County delivered through the division of Public Health Promotion and Education, Child Protective Services, Services for Seniors and Adults, Primary Health Services, and Mental Health Promotion, Treatment and Outreach. Programs that use volunteers: Oak Park Health Center (916) 875-2995 Acute episodic care for common childhood illnesses, well child exams, and pediatric immunizations. Primary Care Center (916) 874-9670 Primary care services including treatment for illnesses such as colds, ear infections, hypertension and minor injuries for eligible medically indigent adults. Chest Clinic (916) 874-9823 Screening, preventative therapy and treatment for tuberculosis. AIDS Education and Prevention Unit (916) 875-6022 Community outreach, education and coordination for AIDS prevention. Vital Record (916) 875-5345 Registration and provision of certified copies of birth and death certificates in Sacramento County. Women, Infants and Children Nutrition (916) 427-5500 Supplemental food vouchers for low-income pregnant or breastfeeding mothers and for children older than age 5 who are at nutritional risk. Public Administrator (916) 874-9627 Probates a deceased person's estate under given circumstances. In Home Supportive Services (916) 874-9377 Responsible for the eligibility determination and assessment of need for supportive services for people who need assistance with the activities of daily living, and who cannot remain in their homes without such assistance. Out of Home Care (Adults) (916) 874-9377 Helps individuals who cannot live in their own homes and need help with placement in a licensed board and care home or skilled nursing facility; serves people who do not have a family member or other agency to provide assistance. Adult Protective Services (916) 874-9377 Responsible for the receipt, investigation, and assessment of reports pertaining to abuse, neglect, and/or exploitation of elderly and dependent adults. County Mental Health Treatment Center (916) 875-1000 24-hours phone and walk-ins crisis intervention for children, adolescents and adults, and adult inpatient care. Public Health Nursing Services (916) 648-0982 Service provided in the home. Counseling services to individuals and families regarding health-related problems. Out of Home Care Services for Children (916) 875-5696 Arranges temporary or long-term 24-hours care in a licensed foster home or facility for children unable to remain in their own homes under court order. Senior and Adult Services Division (916) 874-9598 Programs focused on preventing or correcting conditions which cause elderly and dependent adults to be abused, neglected or financially exploited by others. Immunization Program (916) 875-7468 Information resource for public school personnel on implementation of the School Immunization Law Tobacco Education Program (916) 875-5869 Community coordination of tobacco use prevention and education Health Care for the Homeless (916) 875-6180 Service provided at county clinics. Medical, dental and mental health services for homeless people in Sacramento County. Smile Keepers (916) 875-5471 School-based dental health education and prevention program. Childhood Illness & Injury Prevention Program (916) 875-5869 Education for parents and general community on importance of infant and toddler immunizations, home safety, car seat safety and other topics promoting the health of young children through community outreach activities. Care-A-Van (916) 875-0848 Mobile health promotion services including health education, counseling, community outreach, HIV antibody testing, STD testing and treatment, family planning, immunizations and referrals. Keywords: youth, health, elderly, mental health, substance abuse, women
Publications: www.sacparks.net
Address: 3711 Branch Center Road
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95827
Contact Person: Kathi Barber
Phone: 9163810246
Email: info@sacparks.org
Hours: M-F 8-5pm
Descriptions: A countywide system of regional parks, golf courses and open space areas. Performs maintenance and operational duties for all County park facilities and design and implements recreation programs, special events, and large group picnic services. Programs that use volunteers: Effie Yeaw Nature Center (916) 489-4918 Carmichael Regional nature center and 77-acre nature study area along the American River with special emphasis on the natural and cultural history of the Sacramento Region. American River Natural History Association (916) 657-4620 Carmichael Supports the Effie Yeaw Center and assists with educational tours, programs, museum exhibits, and publications about the Effie Yeaw Center and the American River Parkway. Therapeutic Recreation Services - Recreation for People with Disabilities (916) 381-0255 Service provided at parks, community centers and other sites throughout the community. Therapeutic recreation programs for people with mental, physical, sensory, developmental and emotional impairments or special needs. Keywords: environment, disabled persons, mental health
28. Salvation ArmyAddress: 3711 Branch Center Road
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95827
Contact Person: Kathi Barber
Phone: 9163810246
Email: info@sacparks.org
Hours: M-F 8-5pm
Descriptions: A countywide system of regional parks, golf courses and open space areas. Performs maintenance and operational duties for all County park facilities and design and implements recreation programs, special events, and large group picnic services. Programs that use volunteers: Effie Yeaw Nature Center (916) 489-4918 Carmichael Regional nature center and 77-acre nature study area along the American River with special emphasis on the natural and cultural history of the Sacramento Region. American River Natural History Association (916) 657-4620 Carmichael Supports the Effie Yeaw Center and assists with educational tours, programs, museum exhibits, and publications about the Effie Yeaw Center and the American River Parkway. Therapeutic Recreation Services - Recreation for People with Disabilities (916) 381-0255 Service provided at parks, community centers and other sites throughout the community. Therapeutic recreation programs for people with mental, physical, sensory, developmental and emotional impairments or special needs. Keywords: environment, disabled persons, mental health
Publications: www.salvationarmysacramento.org
Address: 1200 North B Street
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95814
Contact Person: Cruz Gusman
Contact's Position: Shelter Services Director
Phone: 9164529388
Email: larry_dayton@usw.salvationarmy.org
Hours: M-F 8-4:30pm
Descriptions: Shelter Services: Lodging and meals provided to homeless single men and women for 30 to 120 days, including a support system of multiple resources and specialize programs. Job development, computer training, employment counseling, mental health services, recreational activities and substance abuse counseling. Alcoholics Anonymous, alternative housing, spiritual counseling, chapel services, and bible studies also offered. Casework, counseling, and referral services provided to address other areas of need. Other programs under the Salvation Army that use volunteers, Adult Rehabilitation Center (916) 441-5267 Six-month residential social model treatment program for men with treatable handicap (I.e., alcoholism, drug abuse, anger of other abuse issues). Sacramento Citadel Corps Center (916) 452-9388 Religious programs, fellowship, and recreation for all ages. Child Development Center (916) 451-4230 Strives to meet the needs of individual children and encourage emotional, social, intellectual, and physical growth. Ray Robinson Oak Park Community Center (916) 452-9388 Educational, recreational, social and spiritual programs for all persons in a safe and secure environment regardless of age, race, religion, creed, color or gender. Keywords: housing, recreaton, youth, substance abuse, hunger
29. Southeast Asian Assistance CenterAddress: 1200 North B Street
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95814
Contact Person: Cruz Gusman
Contact's Position: Shelter Services Director
Phone: 9164529388
Email: larry_dayton@usw.salvationarmy.org
Hours: M-F 8-4:30pm
Descriptions: Shelter Services: Lodging and meals provided to homeless single men and women for 30 to 120 days, including a support system of multiple resources and specialize programs. Job development, computer training, employment counseling, mental health services, recreational activities and substance abuse counseling. Alcoholics Anonymous, alternative housing, spiritual counseling, chapel services, and bible studies also offered. Casework, counseling, and referral services provided to address other areas of need. Other programs under the Salvation Army that use volunteers, Adult Rehabilitation Center (916) 441-5267 Six-month residential social model treatment program for men with treatable handicap (I.e., alcoholism, drug abuse, anger of other abuse issues). Sacramento Citadel Corps Center (916) 452-9388 Religious programs, fellowship, and recreation for all ages. Child Development Center (916) 451-4230 Strives to meet the needs of individual children and encourage emotional, social, intellectual, and physical growth. Ray Robinson Oak Park Community Center (916) 452-9388 Educational, recreational, social and spiritual programs for all persons in a safe and secure environment regardless of age, race, religion, creed, color or gender. Keywords: housing, recreaton, youth, substance abuse, hunger
Publications: www.saacenter.org
Address: 5625 24th Street
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95822
Contact Person: Laura Leonelli
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9164211036
Email: seacenter@sbcglobal.net
Hours: M-F 8:30-noon, 12:30-5pm
Descriptions: Mental Health Program assists the Russian, Southeast Asian and Ukranian populations in obtaining and utilizing mental health services. Community organization, community training and community client contact services. Assists other agencies in case conferences, problem solving and consultation on Southeast Asian, Russian and Ukranian population and cultures. Language translation, cultural interpretation, crisis intervention, pre-assessment of client needs, supportive informal counseling, information and referral, case consultation/problem solving, facilitation to direct services, home visits and office visits. Drug abuse prevention and education program for minority youth and adults includes workshops, home visits, and access to substance abuse treatment programs. Keywords: mental health, couseling, cultural
30. Stanford Home for ChildrenAddress: 5625 24th Street
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95822
Contact Person: Laura Leonelli
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9164211036
Email: seacenter@sbcglobal.net
Hours: M-F 8:30-noon, 12:30-5pm
Descriptions: Mental Health Program assists the Russian, Southeast Asian and Ukranian populations in obtaining and utilizing mental health services. Community organization, community training and community client contact services. Assists other agencies in case conferences, problem solving and consultation on Southeast Asian, Russian and Ukranian population and cultures. Language translation, cultural interpretation, crisis intervention, pre-assessment of client needs, supportive informal counseling, information and referral, case consultation/problem solving, facilitation to direct services, home visits and office visits. Drug abuse prevention and education program for minority youth and adults includes workshops, home visits, and access to substance abuse treatment programs. Keywords: mental health, couseling, cultural
Publications: www.standfordhome.org
Address: 4612 Roseville Road
City: North Highlands State: CA Zip: 95660
Contact Person: Amber Eubanks
Contact's Position: Coordinator
Phone: 9163440199
Email: resumes@stanfordhome.org
Descriptions: Stanford Home for Children serves youth and families in the Sacramento area referred from CPS, Probation, and Mental Health. Established in 1900 with approximately 200 employees, we provide residential treatment, intensive treatment foster care, community protection and treatment, outpatient therapy, family advocacy, therapuetic behavior, and vocational services. Administrative opportunities also available in Accounting and Quality Assistance. KeywordS: mental health, youth
31. Strategies 4 ChangeAddress: 4612 Roseville Road
City: North Highlands State: CA Zip: 95660
Contact Person: Amber Eubanks
Contact's Position: Coordinator
Phone: 9163440199
Email: resumes@stanfordhome.org
Descriptions: Stanford Home for Children serves youth and families in the Sacramento area referred from CPS, Probation, and Mental Health. Established in 1900 with approximately 200 employees, we provide residential treatment, intensive treatment foster care, community protection and treatment, outpatient therapy, family advocacy, therapuetic behavior, and vocational services. Administrative opportunities also available in Accounting and Quality Assistance. KeywordS: mental health, youth
Publications: www.strategies4change.org
Address: 4330 Auburn Blvd. Suite 220
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95841
Contact Person: Melissa
Phone: 9164735764
Hours: M-F 8-5pm
Descriptions: Strategies for Change provides fully integrated mental health and substance abuse treatment for individuals and families in North and South Sacramento. Expertise in addiction/trauma, parenting coaching, mental health counseling and medication management. For a complete listing of programs and services, please visit www.strategies4change.org. Address: North Site: 4330 Auburn Blvd. Suite 220 Sacramento, CA 95841 (916) 473-5764 South Site 7000 Franklin Blvd. Suite 110 Sacramento, CA 95823 ****NOTICE**** We will be moving to our new location in late June 2007. The new South Site location will be: 4343 Williamsborough Drive, Sacramento, CA 95823 Keywords: women, counseling, mental health
32. Suicide Prevention of Yolo CountyAddress: 4330 Auburn Blvd. Suite 220
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95841
Contact Person: Melissa
Phone: 9164735764
Hours: M-F 8-5pm
Descriptions: Strategies for Change provides fully integrated mental health and substance abuse treatment for individuals and families in North and South Sacramento. Expertise in addiction/trauma, parenting coaching, mental health counseling and medication management. For a complete listing of programs and services, please visit www.strategies4change.org. Address: North Site: 4330 Auburn Blvd. Suite 220 Sacramento, CA 95841 (916) 473-5764 South Site 7000 Franklin Blvd. Suite 110 Sacramento, CA 95823 ****NOTICE**** We will be moving to our new location in late June 2007. The new South Site location will be: 4343 Williamsborough Drive, Sacramento, CA 95823 Keywords: women, counseling, mental health
Address: P.O. Box 622
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95616
Contact Person: Diane Sommers
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 5307567542
Email: spyc@sbcglobal.net
Hours: M-F 9-5pm
Descriptions: Suicide Prevention of Yolo County provides help, support, and counseling to those in suicidal, psychiatric and emotional crises, including the following: - crisis Hotline for crisis intervention, someone to listen; - teen crisis line; - Mobile Crisis Unit; - a speakers bureau; and - Secondary School Program. - Suicide Prevention Crisis Lines: 756-5000 (Davis) 666-7778 (Woodland) 372-6565 (West Sacramento) ASK Teen Hotline: 753-0797 (Davis) 668-8445 (Woodland) 371-3779 (West Sacramento) The Mobile Crisis Unit is available for after-hour psychiatric evaluations on an emergency basis after 5:00 PM on weekdays and weekends when the Yolo County Mental Health Office is closed. Medi-cal, Medicare, insurance or individuals without insurance will be billed. To contact Mobile Crisis, the after-hour number is 666-8515. Volunteers are needed to help staff the both the suicide and teen crisis lines. Keywords: Counseling Mental Health Youth
33. The FarmhouseCity: Davis State: CA Zip: 95616
Contact Person: Diane Sommers
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 5307567542
Email: spyc@sbcglobal.net
Hours: M-F 9-5pm
Descriptions: Suicide Prevention of Yolo County provides help, support, and counseling to those in suicidal, psychiatric and emotional crises, including the following: - crisis Hotline for crisis intervention, someone to listen; - teen crisis line; - Mobile Crisis Unit; - a speakers bureau; and - Secondary School Program. - Suicide Prevention Crisis Lines: 756-5000 (Davis) 666-7778 (Woodland) 372-6565 (West Sacramento) ASK Teen Hotline: 753-0797 (Davis) 668-8445 (Woodland) 371-3779 (West Sacramento) The Mobile Crisis Unit is available for after-hour psychiatric evaluations on an emergency basis after 5:00 PM on weekdays and weekends when the Yolo County Mental Health Office is closed. Medi-cal, Medicare, insurance or individuals without insurance will be billed. To contact Mobile Crisis, the after-hour number is 666-8515. Volunteers are needed to help staff the both the suicide and teen crisis lines. Keywords: Counseling Mental Health Youth
Publications: www.y3c.org
Address: PO BOX 431
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95617
Contact Person: Marie Lacroix
Contact's Position: Director of operations farmhouse
Phone: 5307531653
Email: emtlacroix@yahoo.com
Hours: M-F 8:30-5pm
Descriptions: Provides a highly structured group living situation to adult mentally ill persons. Includes pre-vocational training as well as social and daily living skills with a goal of self sufficiency and independent living. Opportunities exist for volunteers to be trained as mental health counselors. Keywords: Mentally disabled
34. Turning Point Community ProgramsAddress: PO BOX 431
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95617
Contact Person: Marie Lacroix
Contact's Position: Director of operations farmhouse
Phone: 5307531653
Email: emtlacroix@yahoo.com
Hours: M-F 8:30-5pm
Descriptions: Provides a highly structured group living situation to adult mentally ill persons. Includes pre-vocational training as well as social and daily living skills with a goal of self sufficiency and independent living. Opportunities exist for volunteers to be trained as mental health counselors. Keywords: Mentally disabled
Publications: www.tcpc.org
Address: 3440 Viking Drive, Suite 114
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95827
Contact Person: Al Rowlett
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9163648395x11
Email: information@tpcp.org
Hours: M-F 8-5pm
Descriptions: Residential treatment, community support, and employment services for mentally ill and developmentally disabled adults. Mental health services, support, and advocacy to adults with disabilities residing or desiring to reside in the community. Administers five long-term licensed residential facilities, two crisis residential programs, two integrated services programs with wrap-around services and outpatient services. Keywords: mental health, disabled persons
35. Vocational Training and EmploymentAddress: 3440 Viking Drive, Suite 114
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95827
Contact Person: Al Rowlett
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9163648395x11
Email: information@tpcp.org
Hours: M-F 8-5pm
Descriptions: Residential treatment, community support, and employment services for mentally ill and developmentally disabled adults. Mental health services, support, and advocacy to adults with disabilities residing or desiring to reside in the community. Administers five long-term licensed residential facilities, two crisis residential programs, two integrated services programs with wrap-around services and outpatient services. Keywords: mental health, disabled persons
Publications: www.vteinc.org
Address: 8801 Folsom Blvd., Suite 162
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95826
Contact Person: Nancy Fiorini
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9166431656
Email: vte@vteinc.org
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30pm
Descriptions: Vocational rehabilitation and support services to adults with developmental disabilities, primarily mental retardation, traumatic brain injury, epilepsy, cerebral palsy and autism. Employability assessment, job placement, on-the-job training and follow-up services. Keywords: mental health, health
36. Woodland Youth ServicesAddress: 8801 Folsom Blvd., Suite 162
City: Sacramento State: CA Zip: 95826
Contact Person: Nancy Fiorini
Contact's Position: Executive Director
Phone: 9166431656
Email: vte@vteinc.org
Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30pm
Descriptions: Vocational rehabilitation and support services to adults with developmental disabilities, primarily mental retardation, traumatic brain injury, epilepsy, cerebral palsy and autism. Employability assessment, job placement, on-the-job training and follow-up services. Keywords: mental health, health
Address: 9 Woodland Avenue
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Julie Barker
Contact's Position: Child Care Worker
Phone: 5306667929
Email: wysjuliebarker@sbcglobal.net
Hours: 24 hour
Descriptions: Serves children in crisis ranging from sexual, physical, mental abuse, including neglect and abandonment. Currently we serve children 6-18 years of age. Children receive medical care, psychological assessment, 24-hour supervision, crisis intervention, behavior management, placement recommendations and can participate in supervised parent-guardian visits in a neutral, protective environment. Keywords: youth, health, mental health
37. Yolo Community Care Continuum--Safe HarborCity: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Julie Barker
Contact's Position: Child Care Worker
Phone: 5306667929
Email: wysjuliebarker@sbcglobal.net
Hours: 24 hour
Descriptions: Serves children in crisis ranging from sexual, physical, mental abuse, including neglect and abandonment. Currently we serve children 6-18 years of age. Children receive medical care, psychological assessment, 24-hour supervision, crisis intervention, behavior management, placement recommendations and can participate in supervised parent-guardian visits in a neutral, protective environment. Keywords: youth, health, mental health
Publications: www.y3c.org
Address: PO Box 1101
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95617
Contact Person: Sara Arbabian
Phone: 5306613213
Email: assist@y3c.org
Descriptions: Yolo Community Care Continuum (YCCC) is a group of community based mental health programs which serve individuals with a mental illness. Staff and volunteers assist individuals by teaching skills and providing enriching activities. The programs include crisis and long-term residential facilities, self-help centers, day treatment programs, and vocational training. Volunteers are used in providing direct service including socializing, accompany clients on outings, and leading special interest groups such as music, art, and drama. Volunteers are also needed for one-time projects such as painting, planting a garden, and helping with fund-raising events. Keywords: mental health
38. Yolo County Alcohol, Drug, Mental HealthAddress: PO Box 1101
City: Davis State: CA Zip: 95617
Contact Person: Sara Arbabian
Phone: 5306613213
Email: assist@y3c.org
Descriptions: Yolo Community Care Continuum (YCCC) is a group of community based mental health programs which serve individuals with a mental illness. Staff and volunteers assist individuals by teaching skills and providing enriching activities. The programs include crisis and long-term residential facilities, self-help centers, day treatment programs, and vocational training. Volunteers are used in providing direct service including socializing, accompany clients on outings, and leading special interest groups such as music, art, and drama. Volunteers are also needed for one-time projects such as painting, planting a garden, and helping with fund-raising events. Keywords: mental health
Publications: www.yolocounty.org
Address: 213 Beamer St
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Christina Hill-Coillot
Contact's Position: Deputy Director Clinical Services
Phone: 5306668987
Descriptions: The Yolo County Alcohol and Drug Programs Office offers various rehabilitation and prevention programs for youth and adults, in schools and on the job. 1. Employee Assistance Service: a program that helps employers develop and institute alcohol and drug policies. Additionally, the program trains and orients supervisors and employees on dealing with substance abuse problems - how to assess the problem, refer the abuser and make appropriate use of counseling services. 2. Beamer Street Residential Treatment and Detoxification Center: a seven day residential treatment program that provides an educational experience for men and women who wish to develop and maintain a sober lifestyle. The primary focus of the program is relapse prevention and includes group and individual counseling, drop-in support, and a 24-hour crisis line. 3. The School and Youth Outreach Program: functions to prevent and reduce youth alcohol and other drug related problems. The program provides counseling to high risk youth and their families, as well as drug/alcohol assessments, individual and family counseling, peer support groups, parent education, and positive alternatives such as Friday Night Live. The Davis address is 600 'A' Street, and the phone number is 757-5530. We have an office in West Sacramento: 500 Jefferson Blvd. West Sacramento, CA 95691 (916) 375-6350 Community Development Admin Drugs Couns Keywords: Community Development Admin Drugs Couns Substance Abuse
39. Yolo Family Service AgencyAddress: 213 Beamer St
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Christina Hill-Coillot
Contact's Position: Deputy Director Clinical Services
Phone: 5306668987
Descriptions: The Yolo County Alcohol and Drug Programs Office offers various rehabilitation and prevention programs for youth and adults, in schools and on the job. 1. Employee Assistance Service: a program that helps employers develop and institute alcohol and drug policies. Additionally, the program trains and orients supervisors and employees on dealing with substance abuse problems - how to assess the problem, refer the abuser and make appropriate use of counseling services. 2. Beamer Street Residential Treatment and Detoxification Center: a seven day residential treatment program that provides an educational experience for men and women who wish to develop and maintain a sober lifestyle. The primary focus of the program is relapse prevention and includes group and individual counseling, drop-in support, and a 24-hour crisis line. 3. The School and Youth Outreach Program: functions to prevent and reduce youth alcohol and other drug related problems. The program provides counseling to high risk youth and their families, as well as drug/alcohol assessments, individual and family counseling, peer support groups, parent education, and positive alternatives such as Friday Night Live. The Davis address is 600 'A' Street, and the phone number is 757-5530. We have an office in West Sacramento: 500 Jefferson Blvd. West Sacramento, CA 95691 (916) 375-6350 Community Development Admin Drugs Couns Keywords: Community Development Admin Drugs Couns Substance Abuse
Publications: www.yfsa.net
Address: 455 First Street
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Lew Oleson
Contact's Position: Clinical Program Director
Phone: 5306622211X25
Email: lew.oleson@yfsa.net
Hours: M-Th 8-8pm
Descriptions: Founded in 1959 the Yolo Family Service Agency is a private, non-profit, non-sectarian organization that provides professional psychotherapy, counseling and educational services for individuals, couples, families and children in Yolo County. This program periodically offers groups and classes based on specific needs identified in the community. Some successful group or class topics include parenting, support for children of divorce, and women's issues. There are offices in Davis, Woodland, and West Sacramento. No referral is needed. Evening appointments, Spanish-speaking counselors, and male and female counselors are available. There are needs for volunteers in the office and for student representation of the Board of Directors since many UCD students receive services. This is a private, non-profit United Way Agency. There is usually a waiting time for sessions - this is not a walk in crisis center. Keywords: Counseling Mental Health
Address: 455 First Street
City: Woodland State: CA Zip: 95695
Contact Person: Lew Oleson
Contact's Position: Clinical Program Director
Phone: 5306622211X25
Email: lew.oleson@yfsa.net
Hours: M-Th 8-8pm
Descriptions: Founded in 1959 the Yolo Family Service Agency is a private, non-profit, non-sectarian organization that provides professional psychotherapy, counseling and educational services for individuals, couples, families and children in Yolo County. This program periodically offers groups and classes based on specific needs identified in the community. Some successful group or class topics include parenting, support for children of divorce, and women's issues. There are offices in Davis, Woodland, and West Sacramento. No referral is needed. Evening appointments, Spanish-speaking counselors, and male and female counselors are available. There are needs for volunteers in the office and for student representation of the Board of Directors since many UCD students receive services. This is a private, non-profit United Way Agency. There is usually a waiting time for sessions - this is not a walk in crisis center. Keywords: Counseling Mental Health