Domestic Violence Resource Directory

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2013 Sacramento Regional Domestic Violence
◙ Resource
Directory ◙
~~~ DEDICATION ~~~
For all the lives that have been touched by domestic violence, and for
all those who work courageously to help break the cycle.
~ Sacramento Domestic Violence Prevention Collaboration ~
2013 SACRAMENTO REGIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
RESOURCE DIRECTORY:
This project began in 2006 as a focus of the Sacramento Domestic
Violence Prevention Collaboration (SDVPC) to enhance access to
DV- related resources in the Sacramento region. Every attempt has
been made to compile both current and accurate information.
Inclusion of a particular resource in the directory is not necessarily an
endorsement by the Collaboration.
WHO WE ARE:
The SDVPC originally began in 2003 as a law enforcement
investigators collaboration between the Sacramento
County Sheriff’s Department and the Sacramento City Police
Department. Of primary concern was the cyclical nature of family
violence and the resulting trauma to children.
Due to the wide-range social implications of domestic violence, the
SDVPC quickly grew to include local social service agencies and
non-profit organizations, as well as various law enforcement
departments. The SDVPC now includes over 16 different agencies
and organizations throughout Sacramento County.
The SDVPC created the 2004 and 2005 conferences on Children,
Families and Domestic Violence, and is proud to announce the 2007
Sacramento Regional Domestic Violence Resource Directory.
Our focus continues to be the impact of domestic violence on children
and families, in the hope of someday breaking the cycle of violence.
MISSION STATEMENT:
The Sacramento Domestic Violence Prevention Collaboration is
a multi-agency response dedicated to the prevention of domestic
violence through advocacy, education, intervention, law enforcement,
and coordination of resources.
SDVPC PARTNERS:
California Attorney General’s Office
California Partnership to End Domestic Violence
Child Abuse Prevention Council
Domestic Intervention Center of Citrus Heights
Galt Police Department
Healthy Marriage Project – Greater Sacramento Region
My Sister’s House
NCJW Family Shalom
Sacramento City Police Department
Sacramento City Unified School District
Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office
Sacramento County Department of Health and Human Services
Sacramento County Department of Human Assistance
Sacramento County Probation Department
Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department
Transitional Living and Community Support
WEAVE
2013 Sacramento Regional Domestic Violence
◙ Resource Directory ◙
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Alcohol and Drug Services
Children’s Services
Counseling Services
Domestic Violence Agencies and Shelters
Emergency Housing Resources
Financial Assistance
Gay/Lesbian/Bi-Sexual/Transgender Population
Health Care/Medical
Homeless Services
Immigration and Naturalization
Language/Cultural Services
Law Enforcement/Corrections/ Probation/ Parole
Legal Services
Mental Health Services
Prevention/Education
Special Needs Population
Teen/Youth Services
Index
ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES
Al-Anon and Alateen
5429 Palm Avenue Suite A
Sacramento, CA 95841
Business Line:
E-mail:
Web Site:
(916) 334-2970 (Al-Anon
meeting information)
[email protected]
www.ncwsa.org/d6-10
Services Include: Support groups for adults and teens that have alcoholic
families. Meeting information and schedules available.
NCADD Sacramento -- Options for Recovery Residential Treatment
2143 Hurley Way
Sacramento, CA
Business Line:
(916) 922-5110 x 215
Services Include: Women substance abusers pregnant or parenting children
under 18 years-old. Shelter, medical needs, prenatal care, and assistance in
helping clients enter chemical dependency treatment programs. Transitional
living provided for treatment program participants.
Assessment and Treatment Referral
3321 Power Inn Road, Suite 120
Business Line:
(916) 874-9754
Website:
www.dhhs.saccounty.net
Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 11:30 AM and 1:00 – 4:00 PM. Drop-in basis.
Clients who need alcohol and drug services enter the system of care by
participating in a preliminary assessment. The assessment can be completed
by any of the following staff at the following locations: AOD division staff located
at 3321 Power Inn Road, Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM to
4:00 PM on a drop-in basis. AOD Division staff located off-site at Neighbor MultiService Centers.
ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES
Wellspace Health (formerly The Effort)
1820 J Street
Business Line:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
(916) 325-5556
(916) 313-8400
(916) 444-5620
[email protected]
The purpose of Wellspace Health is to transform and improve lives by offering an
integrated continuum of mental health care, addictions treatment, and health care
services for individuals, families, and the community in the Sacramento region.
Wellspace Health
Detoxification Services
Business Line:
(916) 405-4600 (24-hour)
Wellspace Health
Medical Clinic & Outpatient Addiction Treatment Facility
1820 J Street
Business Line:
(916) 325-5556
Monday – Friday; 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Wellspace Health
Mental Health Counseling
8233 E. Stockton Blvd
Business Line:
(916) 368-3080
Monday – Thursday; 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM and Friday; 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wellspace Health
Residential Addiction Treatment Facility
Business Line:
(916) 921-6598 (24-hour)
CHILDREN’S SERVICES
Birth & Beyond Family Resource Centers
The Birth & Beyond Program provides free and voluntary family support services
to residents of Sacramento County at eight Family Resource Centers. One of the
Program’s primary goals is to ensure pregnant women and newborn infants have
primary care physicians and receive regular medical care.
Dunlap Family Resource Center
4322 4th Avenue
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Website:
(916) 244-5800
(916) 244-5841
www.birth-beyond.com
Zip codes served: 95811, 95816, 95818, 95819, 95814, 95817, and 95820.
La Familia Counseling Center
5523 34th Street
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Website:
(916) 452-3601
(916) 452-7628
Zip codes served: 95824, 95817, 95820 and 95822
Meadowview Family Resource Center
2251 Florin Road Suite 158
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Website:
(916) 394-6300
(916) 394-6325
Zip codes served: 95822, 95831, 95758, 95832, and 95818.
Mutual Assistance Network
811 Grand Avenue Suite A-3
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Website:
(916) 927-7694
(916) 564-8443
Zip codes served: 95838, 95834, and 95835.
North Highlands Family Resource Center
6015 Watt Avenue Suite 2
North Highlands, CA 95660
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Website:
(916) 679-3925
(916) 679-3928
Zip codes served: 95652, 95673, 95843, 95610, 95660, 95824, and 95842.
95825 [if more than 5 miles away then will be referred to Grand Ave at The
Mutual Assistance or to Del Paso Blvd.]
North Sacramento Family Resource Center
1217 Del Paso Blvd.
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Website:
(916) 679-3743
(916) 679-3752
Zip codes served: 95815, 95833, 95834, 95821, and 95825.
Rancho Cordova Neighborhood Center
2880 Gold Tailings Ct, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Website:
(916) 851-8770
(916) 851-8778
Zip codes served: 95670, 95741, 95742, and 95743. Only parts of 95827, but
not Gold River.]
Valley Hi/ Florin Resource Center
7000 Franklin Blvd. Suite 820
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Website:
(916) 290-8281
(916) 422-0112
Zip codes served: 95823 and 95828.
Home visitation services: 95823, 95828, 95829, and 95758.
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Child Abuse Prevention Center
4700 Roseville Road Suite 102
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 244-1900
www.thecapcenter.org
A training, resource, and administrative facility. Provides referrals to Birth and
Beyond. For pregnant women or families with babies to three months. Provides
information about family resources.
Child Action
9961 Horn Road
Business Line:
Email:
Website:
(916) 369-0191
[email protected]
www.childaction.org
A childcare resource and referral agency. It can help people locate daycare
services and can provide other services. Low income funding available. Anyone
can be referred. Walk-in 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM to see an information specialist who
can refer to the appropriate agency. Offers parenting classes and gives
information on licensure.
Head Start
925 Del Paso Blvd. Suite 200
Business Line:
Website:
Pre-school program for low-income families.
Sacramento County Child Protective Services
24-hour emergency response line.
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 263-3804
www.headstart.seta.net
(916) 875-KIDS
Sacramento County Child Protective Services (CPS) investigates child abuse
and neglect and provides services to keep children safe while strengthening
families. CPS also trains foster parents, acts as an adoption agency, and
licenses family daycare homes.
Sacramento County Office of Education
PO Box 269003
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 228-2500
www.scoe.net
Call for information regarding homeless services in your school district.
Sacramento Crisis Nursery North
4533 Pasadena Avenue
Business Line:
Website:
Fax Line:
(916) 679-3600 (24-hour)
www.crisisnurseryonline.org
(916) 979-9654
Services Include: Respite care for children up to 6 years-old, preventative
program, 24-hours a day up to 30 days, emergency medical. No fees. Not
equipped for children with severe disabilities or who have been sexually abused.
Sacramento Crisis Nursery South
6699 South Land Park Drive
Business Line:
Website:
Fax Line:
(916) 394-2000 (24-hour)
www.crisisnurseryonline.org
(916) 394-2004
See Sacramento Crisis Nursery North for available services.
The Birthing Project Clinic
1900 T Street
Business Line:
Fax:
Website:
(916) 442-2229
(916) 558-4806
www.birthingprojectusa.com
Services Include: Pregnancy testing, family planning, prenatal care, parenting
support groups, WIC assistance and appointments, on site MediCal eligibility
worker. Family Facts offers birth control, health assessment information on birth
control and sterilization, Hepatitis B and HIV testing, pap smears and cervical
cancer screening.
WIC (Women, Infants and Children) – Sacramento Nutrition Program
2251 Florin Road Suite 100
Business Line:
(916) 876-5000
Business Line:
(800) 852-5770
Website:
www.wicworks.ca.gov
Health and nutrition program available to pregnant women, new mothers, and
children under the age of five. Provides funds to purchase healthy food. Call to
schedule an appointment.
COUNSELING SERVICES
Asian Pacific Community Counseling
7273 14th Avenue, Suite 120-B
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 383-6783
www.apccounseling.org
Services Include: Works with the Asian and Pacific Islander community.
Programs focus on the needs of older adults and their caregivers.
Catholic Social Service of Sacramento - New Pathways Counseling
5890 Newman Court
Sacramento, CA 95819-2608
Business Line:
(916) 452-7481
Website:
www.csssac.org
Email:
[email protected]
New Pathways Counseling is the main program of Catholic Social Service of
Sacramento. They provide direct mental health services including counseling,
support groups and educational classes covering a wide range of topics, parent
education, children’s group meetings, assessment and referral services.
Centro Guadalupe
730 S Street
Business Line:
(916) 443-5367
Services Include: Advocacy and immigration, counseling, food closet,
employment services, emergency rental and utility assistance.
COUNSELING SERVICES
Diogenes Youth and Family Services
9719 Lincoln Village Suite 110
24-Hour Hot Line:
Business Line:
Website:
www.diogenesyouthservices.org/
(800) 339-7177 (TDD)
(916) 369-5447
Provides free services for runaway, homeless, and other at-risk youth.
Services Include: Shelter, counseling, workshops and support groups. Services
also provided for families.
El Hogar Mental Health and Community Service Center
608 10th Street
Client Services Line:
(916) 441-3819
Need to be referred by Adult Access
(916) 875-1055
Website:
www.elhogarinc.org
Services Include: Mental health professional team provides services to
seriously mentally ill adults including mental health, medication support, and
community referrals.
Jewish Family Services
2862 Arden Way #103
Business Line:
(916) 484-4400
Services Include: Individual, couples, children, and family counseling;
information and referral services; social services for the elderly, and refugee
services. Additional programs are available.
COUNSELING SERVICES
La Familia Counseling Center, Inc.
5523 34th Street
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 452-3601
(800) 735-2929 (TDD)
www.lafcc.com
Services Include: Multicultural counseling, outreach, and support services to
low income, at-risk youth and their families.
Lutheran Social Services
Building Bridges Program
2980 35th Street
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Email:
Website:
(916) 453-2900
(916) 453-2904
[email protected]
www.lssnorcal.org
Services Include: Case management program. Provides follow-up services to
homeless persons who have graduated from local transitional housing programs.
Inland Area Office
3734 Broadway
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
Website:
(916) 453-2900
(916) 453-2904
[email protected]
www.lssnorcal.org
Assists individuals and families with permanent housing and to achieve selfreliance.
COUNSELING SERVICES
Transitional Housing Program for Homeless
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
(Marsha Hil)
Website:
(916) 453-2900
(916) 453-2904
[email protected]
www.lssnorcal.org
Services Include: Assists homeless families with a two-year transitional housing
program. Helps with independent living skills, parenting skills, employment,
education, and accessing additional community resources.
My Sister’s House
3053 Freeport Blvd. #120
Help Line:
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 428-3271
(916) 428-7378
www.my-sisters-house.org
Services Include: Outreach and education to help prevent domestic violence
and human trafficking, 24/7 multi-lingual help line, culturally appropriate
emergency shelter and transitional housing; Women at Work program to promote
self-sufficiency which includes job training / referral, peer and individual
counseling, legal services, immigrant and culturally appropriate domestic
violence education, intervention, and advocacy.
Certified Batterer’s Treatment Programs
Please note the following agencies offer various counseling services in addition
to the certified batterer’s treatment program. Please contact each agency for
further information.
Affordable Counseling
6030 Turquoise Drive
Rocklin, CA 95677
Aldar Academy
4436 Engle Road
Contact Person:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
(916) 630-9188
Roman Montague
(916) 485-9685
(916) 485-1569
[email protected]
Affordable Counseling – Spanish speaking class
Contact Person:
Alfredo Gomez
Business Line:
(916) 955-0871
California Wrap Around
648 Northfield Drive (Office Only)
Contact Person:
Business Line:
Cell Phone:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
Dr. Lenore Tate
(916) 428-0400
(916) 640-6686
(916) 922-8085
[email protected]
COUNSELING SERVICES
Alternative Health Consultants
25 Cadillac Drive Suites #110-111
Contact Person:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
Todd Bingham
(916) 375-9743
(559) 582-8009
[email protected]
Changing Courses
3355 Myrtle Avenue Suite 265
Contact Person:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Email:
Claudia Dias
(916) 332-5056
(916) 332-5064
[email protected]
Evergreen
2961 Fulton Avenue
Contact Person:
Business Line:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
Steve Banks
(916) 487-0657
(530) 621-6447
(916) 487-0325
[email protected]
Lonnie Fay & Associates
2775 Cottage Way Suite 29
3222 Wynona Way (Grant Adult)
Contact Person:
Business Line:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
Reese Fay
(916) 698-0390
(916) 622-4497
(916) 978-9602
[email protected]
COUNSELING SERVICES
ManAlive
7000 Franklin Blvd. Suite 640
Contact Person:
Business Line:
Daniel Thomas
(877) 662-8465
Fax Line:
Website:
(877) 662-8465
www.no2violence.com
Pacific Educational Services
11837 Kemper Road Suite 2
Auburn, CA 95603
Contact Person:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
Sacramento Black Alcoholism Center
4825 J St. Suite 120
Contact Person:
Business Line
Fax Line:
Sacramento Counseling Associates
7844 Madison Avenue Suite 105
Fair Oaks, CA 95628
Contact Person:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
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Lorraine Velasco
(800) 346-5891 ((toll free)
(530) 888-9065
[email protected]
Bertha Dell-Udeze
(916) 454-4242
(916) 454-2930
Roy Henderson
(916) 962-7101
(916) 962-7102
[email protected]
end of Sacramento County Probation Department –
COUNSELING SERVICES
Southeast Asian Assistance Center
5625 24th Street
Business Line:
Website:
Email:
(916) 421-1036
saacenter.org
[email protected]
Services Include: Assists the Southeast Asian and Slavic population with
mental health and dual diagnosis services.
Sutter Counseling Center
855 Howe Avenue Suite 1
Business Line:
Website:
Monday – Friday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
(916) 929-0808
www.suttermedicalcenter.org
Provides evaluation and treatment to children and adolescents regarding
behavioral and emotional problems. Also works with their families.
VIVA (Volunteers in Victim Assistance)
2020 Hurley Way, Suite 205
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
Website:
(916) 570-1690
(916) 570-1694
[email protected]
www.victimassistance.us
VIVA is a Victim Service Center that helps victims, families and friends cope with
the immediate and long-term personal results of violence crime including family
violence, child abuse and neglect, and elder abuse.
Services Include: Drop-in center, crisis intervention, counseling, victim and
criminal justice advocacy, court accompaniment, support groups, information and
referral.
VIVA’s programs include the following: Special Victim Recovery Project, Project
Hands On (expressive arts therapy program for children), Victims United Drop-In
Center and Memorial Wall
COUNSELING SERVICES
WEAVE
P.O. Box 161389
1900 K Street
Crisis Line:
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 920-2952
(916) 448-2321
www.weaveinc.org
Services Include: Emergency shelter, support groups, individual and group
counseling for victims; bilingual services; legal, children services (individual
and play therapy); court preparation and workshops for custody, dissolution
of marriage, restraining orders; court accompaniment, sexual assault response
team, domestic violence response and community outreach.
Wind Youth Services
701 Dixieanne Avenue
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 561-4900
www.windyouth.org
WIND Youth Services is a non-profit agency for homeless/street youth. Programs
include a youth shelter, tutoring center, on-site education program, and outreach.
The shelter provides a safe living environment, and accepts boys and girls 11 to
18 years of age. The tutoring center offers survival services, case management,
counseling, life skills training, and referrals.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGENCIES AND SHELTERS
Domestic Violence Intervention Center of Citrus Heights
6060 Sunrise Vista Dr.
Citrus Heights, CA 95610
Crisis Line:
(916) 728-7210
Business Line:
(916) 728-5613
Website:
www.dvinterventioncenter.org
Services Include: Emergency shelter; legal clinic, education, and support
groups.
My Sister’s House
Help Line:
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 428-3271
(916) 428-7378
WEAVE
P.O. Box 161389
1900 K Street
Crisis Line:
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 920-2952
(916) 448-2321
www.weaveinc.org
Services Include: Emergency shelter, support groups, individual and group
counseling for victims; bilingual services; legal advocacy, children services
(individual and play therapy); court preparation and workshops for custody,
dissolution of marriage, restraining orders; court accompaniment, sexual assault
response team, domestic violence response team, and community outreach.
.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGENCIES AND SHELTERS –
outside Sacramento County
The Center for Violence-Free Relationships (formerly El Dorado Women’s
Center)
1248 Broadway Suite C
Placerville, CA 95667
Crisis Line:
(530) 626-1131
Crisis Line:
(916) 939-6616
Business Line:
(530) 626-1450
Business Line:
(916) 939-4464
Services Include: Emergency and legal advocacy, temporary restraining order
assistance, and batterer’s treatment.
Safe Quest – Solano
1745 Enterprise Drive Suite 2D
Fairfield, CA 94533
Hot Line #1:
Business Line:
(1-866) 487-7233
(707) 422-7345
Services Include: Emergency shelter, counseling, and children’s services,
restraining order assistance, and counseling for male victims.
Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Center
175 Walnut St
Woodland, CA 95695
Hot Line #1:
Hot Line #2:
Business Line:
Website:
(530) 662-1133
(916) 371-1907
(530) 661-6336
www.sadvc.org
Business office hours Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Works with clients to eliminate sexual assault and domestic violence through
sensitive prevention, intervention, and treatment.
Services Include: Shelter, crisis line, individual counseling, support group,
Latina outreach, domestic violence response team, and legal advocacy.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AGENCIES AND SHELTERS –
outside Sacramento County
Stand up Placer (formerly PEACE for Families)
PO Box 5462
Auburn, CA 95604
11985 Heritage Oaks, Suite 200
Auburn, CA 95603
Hot Line:
Hot Line:
Business Line:
(800) 575-5352
(916) 652-6558
(530) 823-6224
Services Include: 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, domestic violence
emergency response, legal services and support groups.
National Domestic Violence Hot Line
Business Line:
Business Line:
Website:
(800) 799-7233
(800) 787-3224 (TTY)
www.ndvh.org
Domestic Violence (Sacramento County) Shelters
(accessed through the Crisis Line)
(916) 728-7210
My Sister’s House
(accessed through the Help Line)
(916) 428-3271
WEAVE Safehouse
(916) 920-2952
EMERGENCY HOUSING RESOURCES
Temporary and Permanent Housing Resources
3734 Broadway
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Website:
(916) 453-2900
(916) 453-2904
www.lssnorcal.org
Provides a case management program for homeless individuals graduating from
local transitional housing programs.
Transitional Housing Program for Families
3734 Broadway
Business Line:
Fax Line:
(916) 453-2900
(916) 453-2904
Helps families who need support in transitioning into new ways of living.
Services Include: Assists homeless families with a two-year transitional housing
program. Helps with independent living skills, parenting skills, employment,
education, and accessing additional community resources.
Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center
Family Shelter Program
4516 Parker Avenue
Business Line:
Fax Line:
(916) 455-2160
(916) 455-7143
Services Include: Temporary emergency shelter, meals, health services,
transportation, and clothing for SAEHC residents. Counseling and case work,
assistance in finding transitional housing and permanent housing.
Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center
Women’s Refuge (Firehouse)
Business Line:
(916) 455-0415
Services Include: Temporary emergency shelter, meals, and transportation.
Housing 30 day limit. Assistance in locating jobs and permanent housing. Case
management, information, and referrals. Substance abuse counseling available.
Workshops in money management and coping skills for residents.
Sacramento County Department of Human Assistance Programs
General Information Number
Business Line:
(916) 874-3100
Services Include: Public welfare program for Sacramento County including
financial assistance and employment resources.
Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency
Shelter Care Plus
Business Line:
(916) 449-6282
Homeless assistance program for disabled adults and families.
Sacramento Housing & Redevelopment Agency
Housing Choice Vouchers (formerly Section 8)
Administrative Office:
Business Line:
E-mail (applications)
(916) 444-9210
(916) 440-1390
[email protected]
Affordable housing and community redevelopment needs.
Salvation Army
Social Services Center
12th & North B Street
Social Services Line:
(family services, food and utility assistance)
Business Line:
(administration and homeless shelters)
Fax Line:
(916) 442-0331
(916) 442-0331
(916) 491-3392
Services Include: Lodging and meals for homeless men and women for 30
days. Resources include mental health services, substance abuse counseling,
employment counseling, job development, computer training, and recreational
activities. Additional resources include alternative housing, AA, bible studies, and
spiritual counseling.
SPCA – Animal Shelter
Business Line:
(916) 383-7387
St. John’s Shelter for Women and Children
Shelter Line:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
(916) 453-1482
(916) 453-8915
(916) 453-1425
[email protected]
Shelter for women and children. Males must be under 15 years-old.
Services Include: Initial 14 night stay, 60 night maximum stay. Extensions by
the week. Mental health, alcohol/drug assessment, and counseling. Case plan
developed with case manager. Children must enroll in school.
Transitional Living and Community Support, Incorporated
2277 Fair Oaks Blvd., Suite 440
Business Line:
(916) 441-0123
Fax Line:
(916) 441-6893
E-mail:
[email protected]
Website:
www.tlcssac.org
Services for mentally ill and homeless mentally ill adults.
Services Include: Housing, training in independent living skills, outreach
services, community support services, and information/referral. Call the business
line for additional information and programs.
Volunteers of America
Mather Community Campus
Point West Plaza
1900 Point West Way Suite 270
Business Line:
Website:
Fax Line:
(916) 422-3691
www.voa-sac.org
(916) 442-1861
Services Include: Housing and employment services for single homeless adults
and homeless families. Provides employment services, case management,
training, and classes that help with self-sufficiency and housing.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Assistance Sites
Services Include: Assistance programs such as Cal WORKS, General
Assistance, Medi-Cal, CMISP and food stamps, job clubs, and Cal WORKS
Clinical Team Services. Open Monday to Friday. Office hours are generally
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Call office location for hours and directions.
Website:
www.dhaweb.saccounty.net
A100 – Pat Wright Building
1725 28th Street
Business Line:
(916) 874-3100
C100 – Research Office
3960 Research Drive
Business Line:
(916) 874-3100
E100 – East Sacramento Office
2700 Fulton Avenue
Business Line:
(916) 874-3100
F100 – North Highlands Office
5747 Watt Avenue
Business Line:
(916) 874-3100
N100- Rancho Cordova Office
10013 Folsom Blvd. Suite #1
Business Line:
(916) 874-3100
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Q100 – Bowling Green Office
4433 Florin Road Suite #160
Business Line:
(916) 874-3100
V100 – Susie Gaines-Mitchell Building
2450 Florin Road
Business Line:
(916) 875-8100
GAY / LESBIAN/BI-SEXUAL / TRANSGENDER POPULATION
Sacramento Gay & Lesbian Center
1927 L Street
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 442-0185
www.saccenter.org
Men’s and women’s coming out groups, men and women’s discussion groups, as
well as two youth groups. Call for dates and information.
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
P.O. Box 661855
Help Line:
(916) 978-0410
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
www.pflagsacramento.org
7 days a week. 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Services Include: A support group for parents, family, and friends of lesbians
and gays. Education about homosexuality. Advocates for equal rights for gays
and lesbians, facilitates communication between gays and non-gays.
HEALTH CARE / MEDICAL
Emergency Numbers/Crisis Lines
Ambulance/Emergency Care
Dial 911
AIDS Hotline
Center
1-800-367-AIDS (2437)
Suicide Prevention
(916) 368-3111 or 1-800-273-8255
(916) 645-8866 Lincoln
(916) 733-3111 Roseville
American Red Cross
Capital Chapter Headquarters
565 Exposition Blvd
Business Line:
Website:
Poison Control
(800) 222-1222
(24-hour crisis line)
(916) 993-7070
www.sacsierraredcross.org
Emergency relief in cases of fire and other natural disasters.
Sacramento County
Mental Health Treatment Center
2150 Stockton Blvd.
24-Hour Operation
Emergency Crisis Line:
Business Line:
(916) 732-3637
(916) 875-1000
(916) 688-2000
Services Include: Crisis intervention, rehab, referrals, advocacy, medication
management services. Individual therapy targeted towards those who are a
danger to themselves and/or others.
INDIGENT MEDICAL SERVICES
Harm Reduction Services
2800 Stockton Blvd.
Business Line:
Fax Line:
(916) 456-4849
(916) 456-2196
Tuesday – Friday 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Service Include: HIV and Hepatitis testing, case management for HIV clients,
needle exchange program, health education, and Saturday medical clinic. All
services are free of charge.
Imani Clinic – Oak Park Community Center
3415 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 475-9582
www.imaniclinic.org
Acute care for children without health insurance. Public health services available.
Sacramento County Primary Care Center
4600 Broadway Suite 1100
Business Line:
(916) 874-9670
UC Davis Health System
24-Hour Operator:
Website:
(916) 734-2011
www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu
WOMEN’S HEALTH
Planned Parenthood
Capital Plaza Center
1125 10th Street
Business Line:
Fax:
Website:
(916) 444-7966
(916) 446-3672
www.plannedparenthood.org
Other health centers are also available. Check website for additional information.
Services Include: Sexual and reproductive health care including family planning,
gynecological care, STI/STD testing/ treatment, and options counseling.
Pregnancy Hotline
Sacramento Life Center
930 Alhambra Blvd. Suite 230
Business Line:
Hotline:
Fax:
(916) 451-4357
(916) 451-2273
(916) 447-4953
Services Include: Family planning and primary care information, birth control,
pregnancy testing and options counseling, HIV testing. Referrals for men and
women.
DENTAL CARE
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Give Back a Smile Program
Business Line:
Website:
(800) 773-4227
www.aacd.com
A program dedicated to providing domestic violence survivors with free cosmetic
dental care.
Sacramento City College
Dental Health Clinic
Business Line:
(916) 558-2303
Basic dental care.
Dental Clinic
4600 Broadway, Suite 2200
Business Line:
(916) 874-8300
Extractions and fillings.
HOMELESS SERVICES
Domestic Violence Shelters
(916) 728-7210
My Sister’s House
(accessed through the Help Line)
(916) 428-3271
WEAVE Safehouse
(916) 920-2952
Shelters for Pets
SPCA – Animal Shelter
Business Line:
(916) 383-7387
Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center – Family Shelter
Business Line:
(916) 455-2160
Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center – Firehouse
(Women’s Refuge)
Business Line:
(916) 455-0415
Salvation Army Social Services Center
1200 North B Street
Business Line:
(916) 442-0331
Shelter Line:
Business Line:
(916) 453-1482
(916) 453-8915
HOMELESS SERVICES
Business Line:
E-mail:
Website:
Fax Line:
(916) 442-3691
[email protected]
www.voa-sac.org
(916) 442-1861
Services Include: Numerous programs including outreach and referral for the
homeless with mental health issues, shelter for the homeless, recovery programs
for drug abusers and alcoholics, support services for seniors, children, and
families, and job placement.
Wind Youth Services
Business Line:
Emergency after hours number:
(916) 561-4900
(800) 339-7177
Bishop Quinn Cottages:
1500 North A Street
Business Line:
(property management)
Business Line:
(property management)
Transitional housing for homeless adults.
(916) 492-9009
(916) 492-9065
HOMELESS SERVICES
Francis House
Business Line:
(916) 443- 2646
Services Include: Client advocacy, resource counseling, gas vouchers, bus
tokens, and hygiene items.
Loaves and Fishes – Friendship Park
1321 North C. St.
Business Line:
Website:
916-446-0874
www.sacramentoloavesandfishes.org
Daytime center for homeless men, women, and children. Various services
available. Sign-up in Friendship Park at the Service Center.
Monday – Friday 7:00 AM – 2:30 PM.
Loaves & Fishes - Maryhouse
Business Line:
(916) 446-4961
Services for homeless women and families include a hot lunch program.
Additional services available.
Housing Choice Voucher & Conventional Housing Applications
Customer Service Center
701 12th Street
Business Line:
(916) 440-1390
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION
Catholic Charities
Immigration Program
711 T Street
Business Line:
Fax Line:
(916) 443-5367
(916) 443-5845
Services Include: Immigration counseling, citizenship services, legal
representation in court, and public education.
United States Department of Homeland Security
USCIS Application Support Center
825 Riverside Parkway, Suite 100
West Sacramento, CA 95605
Web Site:
www.uscis.gov
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
650 Capitol Mall
Business Line:
(800) 375-5283
Business Line:
(800) 767-1833 (TTY)
Web Site:
www.uscis.gov
Oversees the following: citizenship, employment authorization, lawful permanent
residency, family and employment related immigration, asylum and refugee
status, inter-country adoptions, replacement immigration documents, and foreign
student authorization. Website includes immigration forms, laws and regulations,
education and resources, case status information, appointment scheduling,
online filing, and employer information.
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION
World Relief
3750 Auburn Blvd, Suite B
Business Line:
E-mail:
Website:
Fax Line:
(916) 978-2650
(916) 978-3411
[email protected]
www.worldrelief.org
(916) 978-2658
Services Include: Information/assistance with citizenship, green cards, new
arrivals, and resettlement. Additional services are also available.
LANGUAGE / CULTURAL SERVICES
Asian Community Center of Sacramento Valley
7375 Park City Drive
Business Line:
E-mail:
Website:
Fax Line:
(916) 393-9026
[email protected]
www.accsv.org
(916) 393-9128
Services Include: Works with the Asian and Pacific Islander community.
Programs focus on the needs of older adults and their caregivers.
7273 14th Avenue, Suite 120-B
Business Line:
E-mail:
Web Site:
Fax Line:
(916) 383-6783
[email protected]
www.apccounseling.org
(916) 383-8488
Services Include: Works with the Asian and Pacific Islander community. Offers
mental health services including short-term counseling, and referral services.
Asian Resources, Inc.
5709 Stockton Blvd.
Business Line:
Web Site:
Fax Line:
(916) 454-1892
www.asianresources.org
(916) 454-1895
Services Include: Employment and training programs for refugees and WIA
(Workplace Investment Act) eligible clients. Career centers at various sites
include computer training classes, computer literacy and additional services.
Advocacy and immigration, counseling, food closet, employment services,
emergency rental, and utility assistance.
.
Centro Guadalupe
711 T Street
Business Line:
Fax Line:
(916) 443-5367
(916) 443-5845
Services Include: Advocacy and immigration, counseling, food closet,
employment services, emergency rental and utility assistance.
El Hogar Mental Health and Community Center
3780 Rosin Court, Suite 110
Business Line:
(916) 441-0226
Website:
www.elhogarinc.org
Fax Line:
(916) 441-0286
Services Include: Mental health professional team provides services to
seriously mentally ill adults including mental health treatment, medication
support, and community referrals.
Hmong Women’s Heritage Association
7275 E Southgate Drive, Suite 306
Business Line:
Web Site:
Fax Line:
(916) 394-1405
www.hmongwomenheritage.org
(916) 392-9326
Services Include: Crisis intervention, counseling, parenting classes, clan
advisory conflict resolution, health education, translating and interpreting.
Additional services available.
5523 34th Street
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 452-3601
(800) 735-2929 TDD
www.lafcc.org
Services Include: Multicultural counseling, outreach and support services to low
income, at-risk youth and their families.
My Sister’s House
Help Line:
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 428-3271
(916) 428-7378
violence education, intervention, and advocacy. Focus is upon Asian / Pacific
Islander victims.
Southeast Asian Assistance Center
5625 24th Street
Business Line:
E-mail:
Fax Line:
(916) 421-1036
[email protected]
(916) 421-6731
Services Include: Assists the Southeast Asian and Slavic population with
mental health and dual diagnosis services.
United lu-Mien Community Inc.
6000 Lemon Hill Avenue
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 383-3083
http://www.unitediumien.org/
Services Include: Teaching and preserving the lu-Mien culture, and helping to
adjust to living in the United States. Education, outreach, support services and
referrals. Additional services available.
LAW ENFORCEMENT / CORRECTIONS /
PROBATION / PAROLE
In an emergency call 9-1-1
City Police Departments
Citrus Heights
6315 Fountain Square Drive
Non-Emergency/ Investigations Line:
Website:
(916) 727-5500
www.citrusheights.net
Elk Grove
8380 Laguna Palms Way
Elk Grove, CA 95758
Non-Emergency Dispatch Line:
Investigations Line:
Website:
(916) 714-5115
(916) 478-8060
www.elkgrovepd.org
Folsom
46 Natoma Street
Folsom, CA 95630
Non-Emergency/Investigations Line:
Website:
(916) 355-7231
www.folsom.ca.us
Galt
455 Industrial Drive
Galt, CA 95832
Non-Emergency/Investigations Line:
Website:
(209) 366-7000
www.galtpd.com
PROBATION / PAROLE
City Police Departments Continued
Rancho Cordova
2891 Kilgore Road
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
Non-Emergency/ Investigations Line:
Website:
(916) 875-9600
www.ranchocordovapd.com
Sacramento
Non-Emergency Dispatch Line:
Public Counter/Reporting Line:
Website:
(916) 264-5471
(916) 433-0620
(916) 433-0650
www.sacpd.org
Sacramento – North Station
3550 Marysville Blvd.
Office Intake Line:
Website:
(916) 566-6401
(916) 808-0802
www.sacpd.org
Sacramento – South Station
5303 Franklin Blvd.
Office Intake Line:
Website:
(916) 277-6001
(916) 808-0802
www.sacpd.org
PROBATION / PAROLE
Website:
www.sacsheriff.com
Non-Emergency Dispatch
(916) 874-5115
Central Division Stationhouse
7000 65th Street
(916) 876-8300
East Division Stationhouse
10361 Rockingham Drive
(916) 875-9600
North Central Division Stationhouse
2500 Marconi Avenue Suite # 100
(916) 876-5700
Northeast Division Stationhouse
5510 Garfield Avenue
(916) 874-1021
South Division Stationhouse
11080 Jeff Brian Lane Suite # A
Wilton, CA 95693
(916) 687-8774
PROBATION / PAROLE
California Highway Patrol
Business Line:
Website:
(800) 835-5247
www.chp.ca.gov
Roseville Police Department
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 774-5000
www.roseville.ca.us/police
West Sacramento Police Department
Business Line:
Emergency Operations:
Website:
(916) 372-3375
(916) 617-4900
www.cityofwestsacramento.org
Campus Law Enforcement
California State University – Sacramento
University Police
Business Line:
Website:
Los Rios Community College District
District Police
Business Line:
Website:
(click on Sacramento City College/quick link/
Menu/Police)
University of California Davis
University Police
Emergency Phone:
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 278-6011
www.csus.edu/police
(916) 558-2221
www.police.losrios.edu
(530) 752-1230
(530) 752-8943
www.city.davis.ca.us/police
PROBATION / PAROLE
California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
1515 S Street
Business Line:
(916) 445-6713
Website:
www.cdcr.ca.gov
Services Include: Information and advice to families and friends of inmates and
parolees. Assists with questions regarding correctional services and resources.
Adult Parole Operations
Parole Headquarters (Region 1)
9825 Goethe Road Suite 200
Business Line:
(916) 255-2758
Website:
www.cdcr.ca.gov
Supervises a statewide program of adult male and female felons who have been
released from California Institutions. Provides specific levels of service based on
the protection of the community and the individual needs of the parolee.
Office of Victim and Survivors Services
P.O. Box 942883
Business Line:
(916) 322-6676
Business Line:
(877) 256-6877 (toll free)
E-mail:
[email protected]
Website:
www.cdcr.ca.gov
Assists victims of inmates and parolees incarcerated in California. Can provide
information regarding locating an inmate in prison and/or the release date. In
addition, can provide information on the lifer process, the parole revocation
process and restitution issues.
LAW ENFORCEMENT / CORRECTIONS/
PROBATION / PAROLE
California Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board
Business Line:
(800) 777-9229
Website:
http://vcgcb.ca.gov/victims/
Includes the Victim Compensation Program (VCP) that can help victims of
violent crime and their families deal with the emotional, physical, and financial
aftermath of crime. Victims can apply for compensation by filing an application
with the California Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board, which
administers the VCP.
Sacramento County
Jail Information Line
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 874-6752
www.sacsheriff.com
Website includes inmate information. View inmate booking and location
information.
901 G Street
Business Line:
(916) 874-6218
Fax Line:
(916) 874-5340
E-Mail:
http://www.sacda.org/
Website:
[email protected]
Services Include: Prosecutes criminal matters in Sacramento County including
domestic violence, child and elder abuse, sexual assault cases, child and spouse
support orders, and restraining orders. Investigates and prosecutes unlawful
business practices.
PROBATION / PAROLE
Child Abduction Unit
906 G Street Suite # 620
Business Line:
Fax Line:
E-mail:
Website:
(916) 875-0096
(916) 874-8749
[email protected]
Services Include: Enforcement of custody rights and orders. Works in locating
and reuniting custodial parents and their children who have been concealed or
taken unlawfully by a non-custodial parent, family member or friend. Prosecution
considered on a case-by-case basis.
Domestic Violence Unit
901 G Street
Business Line:
Restraining Order Line:
Email:
Website:
(916) 874-6171
(916) 874-5064 (24-hour)
[email protected]
Prosecutes felony and misdemeanor domestic violence crimes.
Services Include: Crisis intervention and short-term counseling, assistance in
obtaining emergency services, emotional support and information during the
court process, court accompaniment, advocacy for victims within the criminal
justice system, assistance in preparing victim impact statements for sentencing,
and assistance in applying for victim compensation.
LAW ENFORCEMENT / CORRECTIONS/
PROBATION / PAROLE
Victim and Witness Assistance Program
901 G Street
Business Line:
(916) 874-5701
Website:
http://www.sacda.org
Services Include: Crisis intervention and short-term counseling, assistance in
obtaining emergency services, court accompaniment, emotional support and
Information during the court process, advocacy for victims within the criminal
justice system, assistance in applying for victim compensation, assistance in
preparing victim impact statements for sentencing, information about victim’s
rights, special services for elder and dependant adults, and a homicide
survivor’s support group.
Adult Court Investigation and Services
711 E Street
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 874-1500
www.probation.saccounty.net
Assists the Adult Court in performing a variety of duties, including preparing
presentence reports, drug diversion supervision, California Department of
Correction reports, and change of plea reports.
Adult Field Services
3201 Florin-Perkins Road
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 875-0300
www.probation.saccounty.net
Supervises and monitors adult offenders placed on formal probation with court
ordered terms and conditions of probation.
LAW ENFORCEMENT/ CORRECTIONS/
PROBATION/PAROLE
Sheriff’s Inmate Release Elective Notification System (SIRENS)
Business Line:
(916) 874-6752
A telephone service provided by the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department for
residents of Sacramento County. With program registration, SIRENS offers
offender custody status information for victims and other concerned citizens 24hours a day, seven days a week. Notifications can be sent via email, text
message or phone call.
VINE (Victim Information and Notification Everyday) Service
Business Line:
(800) 411-5588
(800) 847-1298 (TTY)
The California State Victim Notification service (VINE) helps victims of crime
obtain information about the custody status of their offender and is provided by
the local sheriff in the counties listed above and the California Department of
Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR). VINE is a free service that is available
24-hours a day, seven days a week. VINE is available in English and Spanish
and all registrations are confidential.
LEGAL SERVICES
CASA Supervised Visitation Program
310 Bicentennial Circle
Business Line:
Fax:
(916) 875-6460
(916) 875-6879
Offers low cost supervised visitation by trained providers available with court
order. Visitation hours by appointment. One to three month long waiting list.
Emergency services available.
Family Protection and Legal Assistance Clinic
221 Court St.
Woodland, CA 95695
Business Line:
(530) 661-4477
Monday – Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM; Friday 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM.
Clinic is located in a locked facility; prospective clients need to call for screening
process before coming to office.
Assists low-income domestic violence victims in family law and domestic violence
proceedings.
Legal Services of Northern California
515 12th Street
Business Line:
Website:
Fax Line:
(916) 551-2150
www.LSNC.net
(916) 551-2196
Services Include: Free legal services for low-income clients. Areas include:
health, housing, education, social security, employment, unemployment, and
discrimination.
LEGAL SERVICES
Sacramento County Department of Child Support Services
3701 Power Inn Road
Business Line:
(866) 901-3212 (24-hour)
Web Site:
www.dccs.saccounty.net
Establishes, modifies, and enforces child support and health insurance orders for
custodial parents and for TANF reimbursement; enforces existing spousal
support orders together with child support orders.
Sacramento Mediation Center
2015 J Street, Suite 204
Sacramento, California 95811
Business Line:
E-mail:
Website:
(916) 441-7979
[email protected]
www.sacmediation.org
Services Include: Mediation for individuals and groups. Also provides conflict
resolution training to community members.
Sacramento Superior Court
Family Law Facilitator
3341 Power Inn Road
Business Line:
Web Site:
Monday and Friday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
(916) 875-3400
www.saccourt.ca.gov
Provides answers to general procedural family law questions, such as how to
obtain a divorce, child support, custody, visitation, (excluding domestic violence)
and provides assistance in completing family law forms. Child/spousal
calculations at no fee. Their web site can be accessed by internet to look up case
indexes on both civil and criminal cases to see if current charges are pending or
the results of cases.
LEGAL SERVICES
Sacramento Superior Court
Family Relations Court House
3341 Power Inn Road
Business Line:
Web Site:
(916) 875-3400
www.saccourt.ca.gov
Call for information on divorce, child support, paternity and custody issues, DV
TRO, civil harassment orders, court hearing information, filing family law
documents, obtaining family law records. In addition criminal case information
and case history can be accessed at their website.
Victims of Crime Resource Center
University of the Pacific – McGeorge School of Law
3200 Fifth Avenue
Business Line:
E-mail:
Website:
(800) VICTIMS
[email protected]
www.1800victims.org
McGeorge students, under attorney supervision, provide information and referral
statewide to victims, their families, victim service providers, and victim advocates.
Services Include: Resource and referral, legal research, educational outreach,
distribution of informational brochures on victims’ rights, and representation
through their Crime Victims Legal Clinic.
WEAVE Legal Services
Legal Department (Voicemail)
Business Line:
(916) 319-4905
Services Include: Court preparation class, dissolution workshop and temporary
restraining order (TRO) workshop. Leave name/number to request callback
within 3-5 working days.
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Loaves & Fishes
Genesis Mental Health Services
1321 North C Street
Business Line:
Website:
Fax Line:
916-446-0874(Loaves & Fishes)
916-669-1536 (Genesis)
www.sacloaves.org
(916) 446-0875 (Loaves & Fishes)
Services Include: Free mental health services for the homeless without
insurance, or who don’t meet Sacramento County mental health program
requirements. Provides initial assessments, individual and group counseling,
referrals for a variety of issues.
Mental Health Services
General Information number regarding services
Business Line:
(916) 875-6091
Web Site:
Email:
[email protected]
Crisis Line (24-hour)
(916) 732-3637
Health & Human Services
7001-A East Parkway, Ste. 1000
Adult Access Team
Business Line:
(916) 875-1055
(916) 874-8070 (TTY/TDD)
The access team completes a telephone triage of the situation to determine the
appropriate services to be made if the individual meets the Sacramento mental
health target population criteria. This is a systematized listing of diagnosis and
disabling conditions established as criteria for care in the public mental health
system. If the assessment reveals as individual meeting these criteria, a referral
and linkage appointment is made for the client at the regional support team
serving the clients catchments area of residence.
Child and Family Access Team
3331 Power Inn Road Suite 180
Business Line:
Business Line:
Fax Line:
(916) 875-9980
(888) 881-4881 (toll free)
(916) 875-9970
Services Include: Starting point for Sacramento County child and family
mental health services .A team screens and then refers children (up to 20 yearsold) to the appropriate mental health agency.
Child and Family Mental Health Services
Business Line (Adults):
Business Line (Child):
Web Site:
(916) 875-1055
(916) 874-8070 (TTD)
(916) 875-9980
(916) 876-8892 (TTD)
General information and referral number.
Sacramento Mental Health Treatment Center
2150 Stockton Blvd.
Emergency Line:
(916) 732-3637
(24-hour emergency)
Information Line:
(916) 875-1000
Website:
Fax Line:
(916) 875-1190
Services Include: Emergency 24-hour psychiatric services for adults and
children. Adult inpatient care.
Turning Point Community Programs
3440 Viking Drive Suite 114
Business Line:
(administration)
E-mail:
Website:
(916) 364-8395
[email protected]
www.tpcp.org
Services Include: Provides mental health services for adults, children, and their
families. Additional services include housing and employment. Need to contact
Sacramento County Mental Health Access Team first at (916) 875-1055.
1900 Point West Way Suite 270
Business Line:
E-mail:
Website:
(916) 442-3691
[email protected]
www.voa-sac.org
Services Include: Services for children, families, and seniors. Shelter for the
homeless, outreach/referral for homeless mentally ill, alcohol and drug recovery
programs, ex-offender re-entry programs, and job placement.
PREVENTION / EDUCATION
P.O. Box 1798
Business Line:
Fax Line:
Web Site:
(916) 444-7163
(916) 444-7165
www.cpedv.org
The California Partnership to End Domestic Violence is a catalyst and advocate
for social change through innovative solutions to ensure safety and justice for
victims and survivors of domestic violence and their children. CPEDV does not
provide direct services for victims or survivors of domestic violence.
California Secretary of State
Safe at Home Confidential Address Program
1500 11th Street
Business Line:
Web Site:
(877) 322-5227
(916) 651-1304 TTY/TDD
http://www.sos.ca.gov/safeathome
Mail-forwarding program that provides a confidential P.O. Box to victims of
domestic violence and/or stalking.
Relationship Skills Center (formerly Healthy Marriage Project)
9719 Lincoln Village Drive, Suite 503
Business Line:
(916) 362-1900
Fax Line:
(916) 362-1300
Web Site:
www.skillscenter.org
The Relationship Skills Center helps couples and families thrive, promoting the
development of strong, safe, and stable families among those most at-risk.
Young people are taught the skills necessary to make healthy decisions
regarding their romantic lives, and support is available for couples as they
transition from being a couple to being a healthy family.
My Sister’s House
Help Line:
Business Line:
Web Site:
(916) 428-3271
(916) 930-0626
NCJW (National Council of Jewish Women) Family Shalom
Information Line:
(916) 204-8777
Web Site:
www.familyshalom.org
Email:
[email protected]
Family Shalom works is a volunteer organization that works to assist those in
abusive relationships, and increase awareness in the community by offering a
speakers bureau, various teen programs on healthy relationships, and
information and referrals through its helpline and website.
The Domestic Violence Intervention Center of Citrus Heights
6060 Sunrise Vista Drive, Suite 2240
Crisis Line:
(916) 728-7210
Business Line:
(916) 728-5613
Website:
www.dvinterventioncenter.org
Services Include: Emergency shelter, homeless shelter, education and support
groups.
Business Line:
E-Mail:
(800) VICTIMS
1800victims.org
Mc George students, under attorney supervision provide information and referral
statewide to victims, their families, victim service providers, and victim advocates.
WEAVE
P.O. Box 161389
1900 K Street
Crisis Line:
Business Line:
Web Site:
(916) 920-2952
(916) 448-2321
www.weaveinc.org
Services include: Emergency shelter, support groups, individual and group
counseling for victims; bilingual services; legal advocacy, children services
(individual and play therapy); court preparation and workshops for custody,
dissolution of marriage, restraining orders; court accompaniment, sexual assault
response team, domestic violence response team, and community outreach.
SPECIAL NEEDS POPULATION
Alta California Regional Center
2241 Harvard Street, Suite 100
Business Line:
Business Line:
Website:
(916) 978-6400
(916) 489-4241 (TTY)
www.altaregional.org
Eligibility: Developmentally disabled and high risk infants, parents and family
members.
Services include: Diagnosis and evaluation, counseling services, financial
assistance for purchasing necessary services, information and referral services,
client advocacy, community education, and genetic counseling.
Easter Seals of Superior California
3205 Hurley Way
Business Line:
Fax:
E-mail:
Website:
(916) 485-6711
(916) 485-2653
[email protected]
www.myeasterseals.org
Services include: Outpatient rehabilitation center, adult day health and special
programs. They have a heated, wheel chair accessible pool. A physician’s
prescription is required for some services.
NorCal Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
4708 Roseville Road Suite 111
North Highlands. CA 95660
Business Line:
(TTY and voicemail)
Emergency Line:
(after business hours)
E-mail:
Website:
(916) 349-7500
(800) 504-3009
[email protected]
www.norcalcenter.org
Services include: American Sign Language (ASL), interpreters as needed.
Clients may come directly to the office for interpreting assistance with phone calls
and documents. Free interpreter services for disaster victims.
SPECIAL NEEDS POPULATION
Adult Protective Services
4875 Broadway
Business Line:
(916) 874-9377 (intake)
Website:
http://www.dhhs.saccounty.net
Fax Line:
(916) 874-9662
APS is a state mandated service program charged with investigating situations
involving elderly and dependant adults who are reported to be in danger due to
abuse, neglect, exploitation, or hazardous or unsafe living conditions. 24-hour
emergency services are provided including advocating for clients in a variety of
situations, mobilizing emergency personnel, securing linkages and referrals for
other county and community services, arranging for direct services and
coordinating and consulting with other providers.
Society for the Blind
1238 S Street
Business Line:
E-mail:
Website:
Fax Line:
(916) 452-8271
[email protected]
www.societyfortheblind.org
(916) 492-2483
Services include: Rehabilitation: individual and family counseling to adjust to
blindness, orientation and cane travel training, independent living skills, support
groups, computer classes, Braille instruction and volunteer program.
TEEN / YOUTH SERVICES
Al-Anon and Alateen
5429 Palm Cove, Suite A
Business Line:
(Al-Anon meeting information)
E-mail:
Web Site:
(916) 334-2970
[email protected]
www.ncwsa.org/d6-10
Monday – Wednesday 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM Thursday 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Service Include: Support groups for adults and teens who have alcoholic
families. Meeting information and schedule available.
California Youth Crisis Line
Business Line:
Web Site:
(800) 843-5200
www.youthcrisisline.org
The California Youth Crisis Line is a statewide toll free 24-hour confidential
phone line available to young people between the ages of 12 – 24, and
concerned friends and family members. CCY provides crisis intervention
counseling on many issues including suicide, substance abuse, sexual assault,
family problems, eating disorders, teen pregnancy, and more. CCY offers
support, encouragement, and referrals to youth needing assistance or in crisis
situations. Agencies as well as young adults from every county in California use
the crisis line’s toll-free number.
Diogenes Youth and Family Services
9719 Lincoln Village Suite 110
24-hour Hot Line:
Business Line:
E-mail:
Web Site:
Fax Line:
(800) 339-7177
(916) 369-5447
[email protected]
www.diogenesyouthservices.org
(916) 369-5389
Temporary shelter for runaway, abused, abandoned and molested youth ages
12-17. Individual and family counseling, referrals.
TEEN/YOUTH SERVICES
La Familia
5523 34th Street
Business Line:
Web Site:
(916) 452-3601
www.lafcc.com
Services Include: Multicultural counseling, outreach, and support services to
low income, at-risk youth and families.
Lambda Youth
1927 L Street
Business Line:
Web Site:
(916) 442-0185
www.lambdasac.org
Support groups and resources for gay or lesbian teens.
Sutter Counseling Center Child Outpatient Services
855 Howe Avenue Suite 1
Business Line:
(916) 929-0808
Web Site:
www.sutterhealth.org
Services Include: Children, adolescents, and their families can be evaluated
and treated for possible emotional and/or behavioral problems.
TEEN / YOUTH SERVICES
Wind Youth Services
Business Line:
Web Site:
(916) 561-4900
www.windyouth.org
INDEX
AIDS Hot Line
(800) 367-2437
Al-Anon and Alateen
(916) 334-2970
Alta California Regional Center
(916) 978-6400
Ambulance/Emergency Care
Dial 911
American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
Give Back a Smile Program
(800) 773-4227
American Red Cross – Valley Chapter Headquarters
(916) 993-7070
Asian Community Center of Sacramento
(916) 393-9026
(916) 383-6783
Asian Resources Inc.
(916) 454-1892
Birth & Beyond Family Resource Centers
Dunlap Family Resource Center
La Familia Counseling Center
Meadowview Family Resource Center
Mutual Assistance Network
North Sacramento Family Resource Center
Rancho Cordova Neighborhood Center
Valley Hi/Florin Resource Center
(916) 244-5800
(916) 679-3925
(916) 452-3601
(916) 394-6300
(916) 927-7694
(916) 679-3925
(916) 679-3743
(916) 851-8770
(916) 290-8281
Bishop Quinn Cottages
(916) 492-9009
(916) 492-9065
Adult Parole Operations
(916) 445-7682
(916) 255-2758
INDEX
Office of Victim and Survivors Services
(916) 322-6676
(877) 256-6877
(toll free)
California Department of Corrections
Parole and Community Services Division
(916) 445-6713
California Highway Patrol
(800) 835-5247
(916) 444-7163
California Secretary of State
Safe at Home Confidential Address Program
(877) 322-5227
California State University Sacramento
University Police
(916) 278-6011
California Victim Compensation
and Government Claims Board
(800) 777-9229
California Youth Crisis Line
(800) 843-5200
CASA Supervised Visitation Program
(916) 875-6460
Catholic Charities
Immigration Program
(916) 443-5367
Catholic Social Service of Sacramento
New Pathways Counseling
(916) 452-7481
Centro Guadalupe
(916) 443-5367
Child Action
(916) 369-0191
INDEX
Child Abuse Prevention Center
(916) 244-1900
Citrus Heights Police Department
Non-Emergency and Investigations
(916) 727-5500
Diogenes Youth & Family Services
(916) 369-5447
(800) 339-7177
Crisis Line
Business Line
(916) 728-7210
(916) 728-5613
Easter Seals Superior California
(916) 485-6711
El Dorado Women’s Center Crisis Line
(916) 939-6616
(530) 626-1131
(916) 939-4464
(530) 626-1450
El Dorado Women’s Center Business Line
Client Services
(916) 441-0226
(916) 441-3819
Elk Grove Police Department
Investigations
(916) 714-5115
(916) 478-8060
Family Protection and Legal Assistance Clinic
(530) 661-4477
Folsom Police Department
Non-Emergency/Investigations
(916) 355-7231
Francis House
(916) 443-2646
Galt Police Department
Non-Emergency/Investigations
(209) 366-7000
Harm Reduction Services
(916) 456-4849
INDEX
Head Start
(916) 263-3804
Hmong Women’s Heritage Association
(916) 394-1405
Jewish Family Services
(916) 484-4400
(916) 452-3601
Lambda Community Center
(916) 442-0185
Lambda Youth
(916) 442-0185
Legal Services of Northern California
(916) 551-2150
Loaves & Fishes
Friendship Park
(916) 446-0874
Loaves & Fishes
Genesis Mental Health Services
(916) 669-1536
Loaves & Fishes
Maryhouse
(916) 446-4961
Los Rios Community College District Police
(916) 558-2221
(916) 453-2900
Families Beyond Transition
(916) 453-2900
Inland Area
(916) 453-2900
Transitional Program for Homeless
(916) 453-2900
My Sister’s House
Help Line
Business Line
(916) 428-3271
(916) 930-0626
INDEX
National Customer Services Center
(800) 375-5283
National Domestic Violence Hot Line
(800) 799-7233
(800) 787-3224
(TTY)
NCADD Sacramento -- Options for Recovery
Residential Treatment
(916) 922-5110 x 215
NCJW (National Council of Jewish Women) Family Shalom (916) 204-8777
NorCal Center on Deafness, Incorporated
Oak Park Health Center/IMANI Clinic
PEACE for Families
Hot Line # 1
PEACE for Families
Hot Line # 2
PEACE for Families
Business Line
(916) 349-7500
(TTY & voicemail)
(916) 475-9582
(800) 575-5352
(916) 652-6558
(530) 823-6224
Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
(916) 978-0410
Planned Parenthood Capital Plaza Center
(916) 444-7966
Poison Control Center
(800) 222-1222
Pregnancy Hotline
(916) 451-2273
Primary Care Center
(916) 874-9670
Roseville Police Department
(916) 774-5000
Sacramento Area Emergency
Housing Center – Family Shelter
(916) 455-2160
INDEX
Sacramento Area Emergency
Housing Center – Women’s Refuge
(916) 455-0415
Child and Family Mental Health Services
(916) 875-7070
Adult Access
(916) 875-1055
Adult Court Investigations
(916) 874-1500
Alcohol/Drug Assessment and Treatment Referral
(916) 874-9754
Assessment and Treatment Referral
(916) 874-9754
Sacramento County Department of Human Assistance Programs
General Information Number
(916) 875-3601
Shelter Care Plus
(916) 449-6282
Assistance Sites (See directory for additional information)
Bowling Green Office
East Sacramento Office
North Highlands Office
Pat Wright Building
Rancho Cordova Office
Research Office
Susie Gaines-Mitchell Building
(916) 874-3100
(916) 874-3100
(916) 874-3100
(916) 874-3100
(916) 874-3100
(916) 874-3100
(916) 875-8100
(916) 874-6218
Child Abduction Unit
(916) 875-0096
INDEX
Domestic Violence Unit
(916) 874-6171
Restraining Order Information Line (24-hour)
(916) 874-5064
Victim and Witness Assistance
(916) 874-5701
Sacramento County Office of Education
(916) 228-2500
Sacramento County Primary Care Center
(916) 874-9670
Adult Court and Investigation Services
(916) 874-1500
Adult Field Services
(916) 875-0300
(Additional services available. Call agency for details)
Aldar Academy
(916) 485-9685
(916) 630-9188
Certified Batterer’s Treatment Programs Continued
(Additional services available. Call agency for details)
(Spanish speaking class)
Evergreen
Lonnie Fay & Associates
ManAlive
Pacific Educational Services
Sacramento Black Alcoholism Center
Sacramento Counseling Associates
(916) 955-0871
(916) 487-0657
(916) 622-4497
(877) 662-8465
(800) 346-5891
(toll free)
(916) 454-4242
(916) 962-7101
INDEX
Housing Choice Vouchers (formerly Section 8)
Information Hot Line
(916) 444-9210
Housing Choice Voucher & Conventional Housing
Applications – Customer Service Center
(916) 492-2244
(916) 440-1390
Sacramento Mediation Center
(916) 441-7979
Sacramento Mental Health Treatment Center
(916) 732-3637
(24-hour)
Sacramento Police Department
Public Counter/Reporting
Investigations
(916) 264-5471
(916) 433-0620
(916) 433-0650
Sacramento – North Station Office Intake
(916) 566-6401
Sacramento – South Station Office Intake
(916) 277-6001
Sacramento Sheriff’s Department
(916) 874-5115
Central Division Stationhouse
(916) 876-8300
East Division Stationhouse
(916) 875-9600
North Central Division Stationhouse
(916) 876-5700
Northeast Division Stationhouse
(916) 874-1021
South Division Stationhouse
(916) 687-8774
Sacramento Superior Court – Family Relations Court House (916) 875-3400
INDEX
Salvation Army – Social Services
Business Line
Social Services Line
Safe Quest – Solano
Hot Line # 1
(916) 442-0331
(916) 442-0331
(1-866) 487-7233
Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Center
Hot Line # 1
Hot Line #2
Business Line
(530) 662-1133
(916) 371-1907
(530) 661-6336
SPCA (Animal Shelter)
(916) 383-7387
Shelter Line
Business Line
(916) 453-1482
(916) 453-8915
Suicide Prevention
Sacramento County
Lincoln
Roseville
(916) 368-3111
(24-hour)
(916) 645-8866
(24-hour)
(916) 733-3111
(24-hour)
Sutter Counseling Center
(916) 929-0808
The Domestic Violence Intervention Center
Crisis Line
Business Line
(916) 728-7210
(916) 728-5613
Wellspace Health Medical Clinic
& Outpatient Addiction Treatment
(916) 728-5613
The Birthing Project Clinic
(916) 442-2229
INDEX
UC Davis Health System
(916) 734-2011
(24-hour)
(800) 282-3284
United lu-Mien Community Inc.
(916) 383-3083
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
(916) 383-3083
University of California Davis – University Police
(530) 752-8943
(800)-VICTIMS
VINE
(800) 411-5588
VIVA (Volunteers in Victim Assistance)
(916) 570-1690
(916) 442-3691
Volunteers of America – Mather Community Campus
(916) 422-3691
WEAVE Crisis Line
WEAVE Business Line
WEAVE Legal Services
(916) 920-2952
(916) 448-2321
(916) 319-4905
West Sacramento Police Department
Non-Emergency
(916) 372-3375
WIC (Women, Infants and Children)
Sacramento Nutrition Program
(916) 876-5000
(800) 852-5770
Wind Youth Services
(916) 561-4900
World Relief
(916) 978-2650

Domestic Violence Resource Directory

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