100 E. California Avenue - P.O. Box 511

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Every child, individual, and family in Kern
County is safe, healthy, and self-sufficient.
The Department of Human Services partners
with children, individuals, families and the
community
to
provide
customer-centered
services. We work to ensure safe, protected and
permanent homes for children and we actively
assist
individuals
as
they
prepare
for
employment.
 Service excellence
 Proactive leadership
 Continuous learning
 Diversity
 Creative solutions
 Clear goals
 Measurable results
 Effective communication
 Constructive feedback
 Honesty
 Personal/Professional integrity
 Accountability
 Adherence to policy and regulation
 Responsible stewardship
 Respect for the individual
100 E. California Avenue - P.O. Box 511 - Bakersfield, CA 93302
www.KCDHS.org
Kern County Department of Human Services is an equal opportunity employer.
This
Resource Directory
of
Community Service Providers
is a collection of
family resources in
Kern County
Resource Directory of
We hope you find this directory
Community Service Providers
helpful in locating the following to
also available on-line:
fit your family’s many needs:
County of Kern web-site
Department of Human
Services
www.co.kern.ca.us/dhs
►Services
►Programs
►Other Resources
Please contact the listed providers for
Be sure to click on the
information link under
General Info.
(Department staff can also
access the directory internally
through the intranet and
CWS/CMS x-drive.)
detailed information about the services
they offer.
To report any additions or edits to the contents
of this directory contact:
Margarita Soza at (661) 631-6698
E-mail: [email protected]
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Guidelines for Court-Ordered Services............................................................. 3
Index to Providers of Court-Ordered Services .................................................... 5
Providers of Court-Ordered Services .................................................................... 7
Community Resources for Families
After School Programs .......................................................................................... 13
Child Care Services............................................................................................... 13
Children’s Counseling Services .......................................................................... 14
Community Resources-General ........................................................................... 15
Education Services ................................................................................................ 20
Employment/Job Search Services ....................................................................... 21
Family Recreational Services ............................................................................... 21
Food /Clothing/Shelter Assistance ...................................................................... 22
Gang Prevention Services ................................................................................... 24
Hotlines, Helplines and Referrals......................................................................... 25
Infant and Child Services ...................................................................................... 27
Legal Services ....................................................................................................... 29
Medical Clinics/Pregnancy Care .......................................................................... 30
Native American Indian Resources ..................................................................... 31
Pregnant Teen Services ...................................................................................... 32
Superintendent of School-Kern County ............................................................. 32
Support Groups ..................................................................................................... 33
Transportation Services......................................................................................... 34
Subject Index to Community Resources.............................................................. 35
Guide for Mental Health Substance Abuse Treatment Services ................ 40
Tulare County Resource Providers .....................................................................
http://www.unitedwaytc.org See Resources Directory Online under information and referrals tab
GUIDELINES FOR COURT-ORDERED SERVICES
Education Programs
Education Programs are designed to teach skills that enable individuals to deal constructively and
consistently with their issues. In order for a client to complete an education program, the client must
participate in the treatment program outlined by the service provider, followed by a positive
recommendation from the educator. One-on-one sessions with a licensed counselor/therapist
are not required, nor is there a stipulation on how many sessions it takes to complete a
class. That decision is left with the service provider.
Education Programs Include:
►Anger Management
► Child Neglect/ Endangerment 52 Week Programs
► Domestic Violence-Victims
►Parenting-Neglect/Chronic Neglect
Counseling
Counseling is a combination of one-on-one and group sessions supervised by a licensed
counselor/therapist for purpose of behavior modification. Court-ordered counseling requires at least two
(2) hours per week of contact with the counselor/therapist for a minimum of six (6) months, followed
by a positive recommendation from the counselor/therapist. Multiple orders for counseling may
require attendance for more than two hours per week of individual and group counseling to complete all
the programs. Receiving services from a non-approved provider can be interpreted as non-compliance
and may not meet the court’s requirement.
Counseling Services Include:
►Failure/ Learning to Protect
►Domestic Violence/Perpetrator
►Physical Abuse-Perpetrator
►Sexual Abuse-Perpetrator
Substance Abuse Treatment
Substance Abuse Treatment requires a combination of one-on-one and group sessions supervised by a
counselor/therapist for the purpose of behavior modification.
ASSESSMENT
It is highly recommended that all clients be assessed by the Kern County Mental Health (KCMH)
Substance Abuse System of Care Gate Team/Gate Keeper located at Juvenile Justice Center, 2100
College Ave., Bakersfield, CA 93305. This will ensure the client is enrolled in the correct level of
treatment.
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TREATMENT
In order to address the issues of substance abuse, the client must participate in a certified treatment
program, including initial assessment by, and weekly contact with, an Alcohol and Drug Program
(ADP) certified counselor for a minimum of four (4) months AND thereafter, a relapse
prevention/support program, at least weekly, for a minimum of two (2) months, followed by a
positive recommendation from the counselor. Documentation of weekly attendance is submitted to
the social worker on a monthly basis identifying the client’s level of treatment. Parent(s) must complete
the treatment plan, including aftercare, whether or not children have been returned to the home.
Receiving services from a non-approved provider can be interpreted as non-compliance and may not
meet the court’s requirement.
► PC 1000 Programs
Clients enrolled in a PC 1000 course need to assessed by the Gate Keeper at the Juvenile Justice
Center. PC 1000 does not meet requirements for Court Ordered Substance Abuse Treatment. PC
1000 is a pre-sentencing, drug diversion program. Diversion Programs are educational, and are not
considered treatment; therefore PC 1000 does not meet the Kern County Mental Health Substance
Abuse System of Care (KCMH) treatment model. The Gate Keeper will refer clients to substance
abuse providers who will work with the probation department to ensure the client is enrolled in a
substance abuse treatment program that will meet the client’s PC 1000 commitment and meet court
ordered substance abuse treatment.
► Lerdo Substance Abuse Education Course
Clients incarcerated or who were incarcerated at the Kern County Lerdo Detention Facility, who
attended substance abuse classes offered by the Bakersfield Adult School must be assessed by the
KCMH Gate Keeper upon release. Classes offered by Bakersfield Adult School are prevention
education and only meet the requirement of KCMH Substance Abuse System of Care Treatment
Level 1. Therefore, only clients who are assessed by the KCMH Gate Keeper as needing substance
abuse treatment Level 1 may count this as meeting their case plan objective. (Revised 10/11)
For the most current information on Kern County Mental Health approved Substance Abuse
providers, contact the Kern County Mental Health Gate Keeper at Juvenile Justice Center at
(661) 868-4222 or OC Sills Building, (661)631-6266.
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INDEX TO PROVIDERS OF COURT-ORDERED SERVICES
Phone Number
(661) 327-1345
(661) 322-0931
(661) 763-4357
(661) 477-5156
(661) 325-2939
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Sober Living Environment
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(661) 427-3993
College Community Services*
Community Service Organization, Inc.
*Compass Rose
*Cottage Of Hope and Gratitude-Men Only
East Kern Family Resource Center
Ebony Counseling Center, Inc.
*Freedom House-Recovery Homes
* See Listing
(661) 327-9376
(800)513-1873
(661) 324-0983
(661) 824-4118
(661) 324-4756
(661) 304-8947
Garden Pathways
(661) 633-9133
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Gary R. Creott, LCSW
(661) 323-3337
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*Hearthstone Community Services
Henrietta Weill Memorial Child Guidance
Clinic
(661) 861-0051
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(661) 322-1021
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(661) 325-8510
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(661) 333-5545
(661) 831-1825
(760) 379-9194
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(661)833-5890
(661) 725-2788
(661) 322-3276
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Kern County Hispanic Commission
* See Listing
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Kern County Mental Health Department*
* See Listing
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Indian Wells Valley Family Resource Center
*Isaiah’s Sober Living Home-Men Only
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See Clinica
Sierra Vista
(661) 747-4661
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Substance Abuse Residential
Substance Abuse Outpatient
Sexual Abuse-Perpetrator
Physical Abuse-Perpetrator
Domestic Violence Perpetrator
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*Awakening Sober Living- Men Only
Bakersfield Adult School
(Lerdo Only)
*Bakersfield Recovery Services Inc., DBA
(See listing - multiple sites)
Behavioral Intervention Services
(See listing – multiple sites)
Center For Personal Growth
Center For Positive Growth
(Lake Isabella)
Child & Family Psychology Clinic
Clinica Sierra Vista Behavioral Health
Clinica Sierra Vista Southeast Partnership
(661) 835-1855
Drug
Treatment
Counseling
Failure/Learning to Protect
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Parenting-Neglect
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Domestic Violence Victims
Child Neglect/Endangerment
52 week programs
Alba Counseling Center, Inc.
Alliance Against Family Violence
Alpha House- Taft Only*
Alta Vida Counseling
ASI Counseling & Professional Services
Anger Management
Education Programs
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OF PROVIDERS OF COURT-ORDERED SERVICES
Kern River Valley Family Resource Center
Legacy Behavioral Services
Legacy Behavioral Services - Mojave
Legacy Behavioral Services – Ridgecrest
Melodie Dove
New Advances for People with Disabilities
(NAPD)
North of the River Recreation & Park DistrictNeighborhoods for Learning
*Operation Fresh Start- Men Only
Pathfinders Guidance Center
Pine Meadow Counseling
Positive Visions For Men
S & T Professional Group
*Safe Haven Recovery- Men Only
Salvation Army
*Serene House “Women Recover” Services
Shafter Healthy Start
Teen Challenge
Tehachapi Wellness Center
*The Light House Sober Living
The Mission of Kern – Women Only
Turning Point/Kennemer Center*
Vanguard Community Center
Westcare
West Side Community Resource Center
Will Bowman
*Women of Worth
Y-Empowerment Inc.
Phone Number
(760) 379-2556
(661) 861-1133
(661) 221-0472
(760) 499-1909
(760) 338-8404
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Sober Living Environment
Substance Abuse Residential
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(661)325-3003
(661) 392-2029
(661) 399-1205
(661) 829-5930
(661) 834-7564
(661) 321-0558
(661) 324-1982
(661) 832-6835
(661) 325-8626
(661) 742-8047
(661) 746-8690
(661) 746-4917
(661) 399-2273
(661) 822-8979
(661) 599- 0631
(661) 325-4565
(661) 861-6111
(661) 871-8481
(661) 321-3124
(661) 398-4303
(661) 765-7281
(661) 378-8360
(661) 832-8075
(661) 381-1082
Substance Abuse Outpatient
Domestic Violence Perpetrator
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Treatment
Counseling
Parenting-Neglect
Domestic Violence Victims
Child Neglect/Endangerment
52 week programs
Anger Management
Educational
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*Approved Substance Abuse Provider of Kern County Mental Health.
Court-ordered counseling requires at least two (2) hours per week of contact with the counselor/therapist for a minimum of six (6)
months, followed by a positive recommendation from the counselor/therapist.
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Providers of Court-Ordered Services
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ALBA COUNSELING CENTER, INC.
1603 California Ave., #143
1324 ½ Main St.
Bakersfield, CA 93304
Delano, CA 93215
(661) 327-1345
(661) 725-2992
FAX (661) 327-1749
FAX (661) 725-8280
*AWAKENING SOBER LIVING
309 Clifton St.
Bakersfield CA, 93307
(661) 427-3993
FAX (661) 249-4093
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Spanish Service also available.
ALLIANCE AGAINST FAMILY VIOLENCE
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1921 19 St.
(661) 322-0931
FAX (661) 322-2916
Outside Bakersfield (800) 273-7713
24-hour hotline (661) 327-1091
Individual counseling available for women and children of
domestic assault/sexual assault, emergency shelter for
victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, selfdefense classes, assistance with restraining orders. DV
certification also available. Alliance offers Domestic
Violence (awareness) classes for victims of DV and
Learning to Protect counseling for parents who failed to
protect their children against abuse.
Spanish services also available.
ALPHA HOUSE
207 7th St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 763-4357
FAX (661) 763-4370
Other services include: Homeless Assistance for Victims of
Sexual Assault. Approval for court mandated services on
case by case basis ONLY.
ALTA VIDA COUNSELING
2217 F St. Ste. A
(661) 477-5156
FAX (661)868-6847
Individual counseling also available. Approval for court
mandated services on case by case basis ONLY.
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BAKERSFIELD ADULT SCHOOL (LERDO ONLY)
17635 Industrial Farm Rd.
(661) 835-1855
FAX (661) 835-9612
Contact: Jeri Long
Parenting/Neglect and Anger Management Courses
available and are free to all CPS clients. Lerdo classes also
available for substance abuse prevention education. This
Substance Abuse Prevention class only meets
requirements of Kern County Mental Health Substance
Abuse System of Care Treatment LEVEL 1. Post Release
from Lerdo, all clients need to be referred to the KCMH
Gate Keeper for an assessment to assess clients
substance abue treatment needs.
*BAKERSFIELD RECOVERY SERVICES Inc., DBA
Jason’s Retreat Men’s
Jason’s Retreat Men’s
Sober Living
Only Sober Living
610 Bernard St.
601 Knotts St.
(661) 869-1795
(661) 869-1795
FAX: (661)325-3929
Intensive Out Patient &
Capistrano Community
for Women Sober Living
504 Bernard St.
(661) 869-1795
ASI COUNSELING & PROFESIONAL SERVICES
Bakersfield Office
Shafter Office
219 California Ave.
435 Central Valley Hwy.
Shafter, CA 93263
(661) 325-2939
(661) 325-2939
Fax (661) 746-4315
Spanish serices also available.
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BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION SERVICES
2014 Calloway Dr.
115 E.Roberts Ln
(661)333-5545
(661)333-5545
FAX (661)829-1372
(661)829-1372
409 Center St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661)333-5545
(661)829-1372
1731 Hasti Acres Dr.
(off Ming Ave.)
(661)333-5545
FAX (661)829-1372
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*CAPISTRANO COMMUNITY
(See Bakersfield Recovery ServicesInc., DBA listing.)
CENTER FOR PERSONAL GROWTH
3845 Stockdale Hwy., Ste. 204
(661) 831-1825
Contact: Laurie Wooten
CENTER FOR POSITIVE GROWTH
5121 Lake Isabella Blvd., Ste. C Mailing address
Lake Isabella, CA 93240
P.O. BOX 8686
(760) 379-9194
Bodfish, CA 93205
FAX (760) 379-9147
CHILD & FAMILY PSYCHOLOGY
5500 Ming Ave Ste. 120
(661)833-5890
FAX (661)833-5892
CLINICA SIERRA VISTA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAM
828 High St., Ste. C
8787 Hall Road
Delano, CA 93215
Lamont, CA 93241
(661) 725-2788
(661) 845-3717
FAX : (661)725-1957
Medical and sliding fee scale available.
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CLINICA SIERRA VISTA SOUTHEAST NEIGBORHOOD
PARTNERSHIP FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
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1509 E. 11 St.
(661) 322-3276
FAX:(661)323-6259
Offering Nurturing Parenting – Neglect curriculum.
COLLEGE COMMUNITY SERVICES
2731 Nugget Ave.
16940 Hwy. 14, Ste. C-F
Mojave CA, 93505
(760) 379-3412
(661) 824-5020
(760) 379-5332
(661) 824-5026
1400 N. Norma St. Ste.127-133
Ridgecrest, CA 93555
(760) 499-7406
FAX (760) 499-9259
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1021 4 St. Ste B
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 765-7025
(661) 765-7045
29325 Kimberlina Rd.
Wasco, CA 93280
(661) 758-4029
Children Services ONLY .
Contact provider for specific service at each location.
COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATION, INC.
1124 Baker St.
10420 Main St.
Lamont, CA 93241
(661) 327-9376
(661) 845-3753
FAX (661) 327-7649
FAX (661) 845-4866
E-mail: csobhp.com
Anger Management, Domestic Violence for Perpetrators
and Substance abuse out-patient services.
*COMPASS ROSE RECOVERY HOMES
2445 Beech St.
Bakersfield CA 93301
(800) 513-1873
*COTTAGE OF HOPE AND GRATITUDE- MEN ONLY SLE
1801 Baker St.
661-324-0983
FAX (661) 324-0983
CLINICA SIERRA VISTA: INDIAN WELLS VALLEY
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
825 N. Downs Street, Suite A
Ridgecrest, CA
(760) 375-4357
FAX (760) 371-2446
Offering Nurturing Parenting – Neglect curriculum.
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EAST KERN FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
15862 K Street
Mojave, CA 93501
(661) 824-4118
EBONY COUNSELING CENTER, INC.
1301 California Ave.
(661) 324-4756
(661) 324-1652
E-mail: ebonycc.com
Additional services include: Black Infant Health Program;
Youth Programs; Gang Violence Prevention; Information
and Education Teen Pregnancy Prevention. Transportation
available in some areas. Call for details.
HENRIETTA WEILL MEMORIAL CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC
3628 Stockdale Hwy.
Delano Office
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1430 6 St.
(661) 322-1021
Delano, CA
FAX (661) 322-7334
(661) 725-1042
*FREEDOM HOUSE – RECOVERY HOMES
Transitional Living
Transitional Living
519 Niles St.
527 Niles St.
(661)304-8947
(661)304-8947
FAX: (661)322-2286
FAX: (661)322-2286
*Transitional Living
919 Grace St.
(661)304-8947
FAX: (661)322-2286
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GARDEN PATHWAYSBREAKING THE CYCLE PROGRAM
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1616 29 St.
(661) 633-9133
FAX: (661)633-9133
No enrollment without Provider approval .
GARY R. CREOTT, LCSW
2519 M Street
(661) 323-3337
FAX (661) 323-3888
Hud Jade
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706 E. “21 ”
(661) 864-1802
(*All classes held in this location)
No fees for services. Parenting-neglect available in
Bakersfield and Delano. Kinship Support Services also
available, see Support Groups.
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Tara Lyn House of Hope
and Healing
2309 San Moreno Dr.
(661)831-1027
*HEARTHSTONE COMMUNITY SERVICES
Women’s Sober Living/Hud- Men’s Sober Living
Supportive Housing
910 Baker St.
721 Brundage Ln.
(661) 864-1902
(661) 861-0051
FAX (661)864-1914
FAX (661)861-0053
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INDIAN WELLS VALLEY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
– CLINICA SIERRA VISTA
(SEE CLINICA SIERRA VISTA LISTING)
*ISAIAH’S SOBER LIVING HOME-MEN ONLY
1900 Clarendon St.
1904 Clarendon St.
Bakersfield, Ca 93307
(661) 633-9702
(661) 633-9702
FAX (661) 831-0722
FAX (661) 831-0722
Sober living environment for men. Fees.
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KERN COUNTY HISPANIC COMMISION
Alma del Camino Nuevo
Casa Serena
1400 Easton Dr., Ste. 151
1131 South “H” St.
(661) 634-9877
(661) 381-7579
FAX (661) 864-0198
FAX (661) 381-7631
(CalWORKs/AB429)
Outpatient and Residential Substance Abuse Treatment
Services.
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KERN COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Substance Abuse Programs
1401 L St.
928 F St.
Wasco, CA 93280
(661)868-6117
(661) 758-7321
FAX (661)868-6133
FAX (661) 758-7303
Contact: Brenda DeMonge
Outpatient substance abuse treatment.
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NEW ADVANCES WITH PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
(NAPD)
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1909 16 St.
(661)325-3003
KERN RIVER VALLEY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
5109 Lake Isabella Blvd.
(760) 379-2556
FAX (760) 379-1257
Contact: Lisa Smith
Offering Nurturing Parenting - Neglect curriculum.
NORTH OF THE RIVER RECREATION & PARK DISTRICTNEIGHBORHOODS FOR LEARNING
401 Willow Dr.
(661) 392-2054
FAX (661) 392-2048
Contact: Beth Vagle
School readiness programs for parent(s) of children 0-5
available. Offering Nurturing Parenting – Neglect
curriculum.
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LEGACY BEHAVIORAL SERVICES
2700 F St., Ste. 132
(661) 861-1133
FAX (661) 861-1144
*OPERATION FRESH START- MEN ONLY
325 McCord Ave.
(661) 399-5462
FAX: (661)399-1205
Faith based sober living environment for men.
LEGACY BEHAVIORAL SERVICES - MOJAVE
15664 K St., Ste. 1 & 7
Mojave, CA 93501
(661) 861-1133
LEGACY BEHAVIORAL SERVICES - RIDGECREST
722 North Norma St. Ste. D
(661)861-1133
See Index (page 6) for services offered at each location.
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MELODIE DOVE
8825 Peack Ave.
California City, CA 93505
(760)338-8404
New provider serving East Kern area.
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PATHFINDERS GUIDANCE CENTER
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728 21 St.
(661) 829-5930
FAX (661) 427-0386
Weekend and evening sessions available.
PINE MEADOW COUNSELING
7070 Schirra Court, Ste. 200 618 Kern St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 834-7564
FAX (661) 831-8882
*POSITIVE VISIONS FOR MEN
1118 Pacific St.
(661) 321-0558
Sober living environment for men.
Spanish Services also available.
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S & T PROFESSIONAL GROUP
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2105 24 St., Ste. 400
(661) 324-1982
FAX (661) 324-1220
Domestic violence Victims, domestic violence prepetrator,
anger management, child neglect/endangement 52 week
programs and sexual abuse-prepetrator programs available.
Weekend and night classes.
*SAFE HAVEN RECOVERY - MEN ONLY
2625 Pacheco Rd.
(661) 832-6835
Sober living environment for men.
SALVATION ARMY
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200 19 St.
(661) 325-8626
FAX: (661)631-2815
Substance abuse treatment services/Aftercare
Payment assistance (Check with facility for details)
Residential program.
*SERENE HOUSE “WOMEN RECOVER” SERVICES
505 Oildale Dr.
(661) 742-8047
Sober living environment for women ONLY.
SHAFTER HEALTHY START
331 S. SHAFTER AVE.
SHAFTER, CA 93263
(661) 746-8659
Offering Nurturing Parenting - Neglect curriculum.
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TEEN CHALLENGE
Men’s Ranch
Women’s Ranch
650 Riverside St.
301 E. Roberts Ln.
Shafter, CA 93263
(661) 746-4917
(661) 399-2273
Payment assistance may be available. (Check with facility
for details). Substance abuse and residential treatment.
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TEHACHAPI WELLNESS CENTER
21030 Mission St., Ste. A
Tehachapi, CA 93561
(661) 822-8979
Contact: Rena Shumway
Offering domestic violence victims, anger management,
domestic violence-perpetrators, child endangerment,
failure/learning to protect, physical abuse perpetrator,
sexual abuse perpetraror and parenting-neglect. Sliding
fee scale available.
*THE LIGHT HOUSE SOBER LIVING HOME
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1331 2 St.
Bakersfield CA, 93304
(661) 599-0631
Contact: Dwayne or Sheila Wilson
Sober living environment for men ONLY. Faith based.
*THE MISSION OF KERN COUNTY - WOMEN ONLY
(Formerly – Bakersfield Rescue Mission)
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820 E. 21 St.
(661) 325-4565
TURNING POINT/KENNEMER CENTER
1101 Union Ave.
(661) 631-1483
FAX (661) 861-6161
Residential program and outpatient substance abuse
treatment.
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VANGUARD COMMUNITY CENTER
1701 Niles St.
(661) 871-8481
FAX (661) 323-3338
Domestic Violence – Perpetrator and Anger Management
programs availale.
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WESTCARE
2901 S. H St.
Ste.100
(661) 398-4303
(661) 321-3124
Residential Substance
Outpatient Substance
Abuse Treament Program
Abuse Treatment program
Services include addiction treatment, case management,
transitional housing, vocational counseling and health
education programs.
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WEST SIDE COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER
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915 N. 10 St., Ste. 20
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 765-7281
FAX (661) 765-7143
Free parenting-neglect classes.
WILL BOWMAN
1619 “E” ST., STE. 2
(661) 378-8360
FAX (805) 489-7601
1092 West Kern St.
Taft, CA 93268
500 Campus Ln.
Arvin, CA 9320
Spanish line at (661) 319-6620
Offering Anger Management, Domestic Violence for
Batteres, Child Endangerment 52 week program and
Parenting-Neglect programs available. Sliding fee scale.
Additional offices in Santa Maria and San Luis Obispo, CA.
*WOMEN OF WORTH
2812 Potomac Ave.
(661) 832-8075
FAX (661) 832-0375
2500 Olmo Ct.
(661) 832-8075
501 Tilton Ave.
(661) 412-8770
New provider in 2014 for Parenting/Neglect and Anger
Management. Sober living environments for women ONLY.
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Y-EMPOWERMENT INC.
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1907 17 St.
(661)381-1082
Contact: Nila Hogan
New provider in 2014 for Anger Management. Other
services available.
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Community Resources for Families
KERN COUNTY HELP LINE
Dial “2-1-1” from a Local Land Line
The Help Line through the Community Action Partnership of Kern provides comprehensive information and
referral services that link Kern County residents to community health and human services and support.
AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM
BAKERSFIELD POLICE ACTIVITIES LEAGUE (PAL)
301 E. 4th St.
(661) 283-8880
FAX (661) 283-8878
Contact: Naomi
This service is one of the BPD’s efforts to prevent juvenile
delinquency. It provides programs to equip our youth with skills and
opportunities to become successful, responsible and caring
individuals. It encompasses four areas that include athletics,
education, recreation and social activities.
FRIENDSHIP HOUSE
2424 Cottonwood Road
(661) 369-8926
Offers a free After-School Program for community youth that includes
homework assistance, tutoring, recreational activities, and daily
snacks. The After-School Program is made available Monday –
Friday from 2pm-6pm and on Saturdays from 10am-2pm.Kern
Tutoring, Arts/Sciences, Homework Time and
Mentoring is available.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF KERN COUNTY
801 Niles St.
(661) 325-3730
FAX (661) 325-2118
Promotes social, educational, health and character development for
our community youth. It provides services and after school programs
to children ages 5 through 17. Activities include homework
assistance, computer education, photography, sports, life skills,
social skills and positive lifestyle.
KERN COUNTY SHERIFF’S ACTIVITIES LEAGUE (SAL)
1700 Flower St.
(661) 868-1504
Contact: Marco Vasquez, Sr Deputy
Offers activities for the youth of Kern County in the areas of academic
tutoring, sports, crafts, games, computer training and leadership
training. Its mission is to develop “local youth into responsible,
productive, and ethical citizens and reducing juvenile victimization,
crime, and delinquency.”
CHILD CARE SERVICES
BAKERSFIELD CITY SCHOOLS: MAGNET SCHOOLS:
Fremont
607 Texas
(661) 631-5280
Horace Mann
2710 Niles
(661) 631-5360
Mount Vernon
2161 Potomac
(661) 631-5380
Owens Primary 815 Potomac
(661) 631-5420
Thorner
5501 Thorner
(661) 631-5490
Cesar Chavez
4201 Mesa Marin Dr.
(661) 631-5870
CARING CORNER DAY CARE- MEDICALLY FRAGILE
942 Wible Rd.
(661) 847-7342
FAX (661) 847-7346
Daycare and respite services for individuals with special needs from
birth to 21 years of age. Services provided with respect to cultural
needs, age, development and ability. Also offers services for children
with special needs.
COMMUNITY CONNECTION FOR CHILD CARE
2000 K St. Ste. 110
(661) 861-5200
(661) 861-5262 Fax
Nov. 2014
FULL CIRCLE SUPPORT
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1703 3 St.
(661) 861-6040
24-7 Respite services for children with special needs.
Respite provided in your home. Kern Regional Clients only.
GARDEN PATHWAYS DOWNTOWN EDUCATION
CENTER PRESCHOOL AND INFANT CARE
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1130 17 Street
(661)633-2302
www.gardenpathways.org
Preschool and Infant Care-ages 6 weeks to 6 years afterschool CareUntil 6th birthday. Community Connection for Child Care and Private
pay family’s welcome.
KERNVILLE UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT PRESCHOOL
3240 Erskine Creek Rd
(760) 379-3651
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CHILD CARE SERVICES
THE JASMINE NYREE DAY CENTER
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801 18 St.
(661) 327-1230
(661) 327-1236 fax
CHILDREN’S COUNSELING SERVICES
CLINICA SIERRA VISTA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Child Abuse Treatment
1400 S. Union Ave.
Program (CHAT)
7839 Burgundy Ave.
(661) 397-8775
Lamont, CA 93241
KERN COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Assessment Center
2151 College Ave.
3715 Columbus St.
(661) 868-8129
(661) 868-7150
(661) 845-5100
Serving Arvin and Lamont
3717 Mt. Pinos Wy.
Frazier Park, CA 93225
(661) 248-5250
COLLEGE COMMUNITY SERVICES – CHILDREN
29325 Kimberlina Rd.
1400 N. Norma St., Ste. 133
Wasco, CA 93280
(661) 758-4029
(760) 499-7406
FAX (760) 499-9259
Contact: Josh Hartman
2731 Nugget Ave.
Lakes Isabella, CA 93240
(760) 379-3412
FAX (760) 379-5332
Contact: Sonie Andres
113 East “F” St.
Tehachapi, CA 93561
(661) 822-8223
Contact: Nancy Metcalf
16940 Hwy. 14, Ste. C-F
(661) 824-5020
(661) 824-5026
Contact: Adriana Salinas
Serving Wasco, Buttonwillow, Shafter, Lost Hills & Semitropic
Children’s Out-Patient
2621 Oswell St.
(661) 868-6750
FAX (661) 868-6752
Children’s Niles St.
7900 East Niles St.
(661) 868-7730
Children’s System of Care
1111 Columbus St.
(661) 868-8300
GOOD SAMARITAN
5201 White Ln.
(661) 398-1800
NE THERAPY CLINIC
3715 Columbus St.
HENRIETTA WEILL MEMORIAL CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC (661) 868-7199
3628 Stockdale Hwy.
1318 High St.
Delano, CA 93215
(661) 322-1021
(661) 725-1042
FAX (661) 322-7334
FAX (661) 725-1845
*Serving Central Bakersfield
*Serving Delano, McFarland
2001 N. Chester Ave.
(661) 393-5836
*Serving North Bakersfield
Provides individual family and group counseling services for
children, adolescents and families who reside in Kern County.
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Taft
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1021 4 St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 763-8660
COMMUNITY RESOURCES - GENERAL
ACE ADVANCED CENTER FOR EYE CARE
1721 Westwind Dr.
(661) 215-1006
Contact: Justin Cave
Sliding scale eye examinations for the under insured and noninsured.
COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP OF KERN
5005 Business Park North Ste. 130
(661) 336-5236
FAX (661) 322-2237
HIV/AIDS Education & Prevention: HIV Outreach, preventions
and Testing Services are available to high risk individuals and
substance users in treatment.
AGING AND ADULT SERVICES-KERN COUNTY
In-Home Supporive Services (IHHS)
5357 Truxtun Ave.
(661) 868-1000
(800) 510-2020
FINANCIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS
(661) 336-5236
FAX (661) 322-2237
Financial Literacy Program
This program provides financial literacy classes to lowincome clients to hlep them gain knowledge of budgeting,
banking and savings options available to them.
HIV/AIDS Education & Prevention: HIV Outreach,
Prevention and Testing Services are available to high risk
individuals and substance users in treatment.
B-GLAD
4949 Buckely Way, Ste 203
(661) 831-2884
FAX (661) 831-7673
Information and referral services. Free Family
Communication. Resource Kit- Teacher ASL
BURKE, DAN M.F.T
1326 H St., Ste. 3
(661) 487-0940
FAX (661) 631-2551
Helpline: (661) 336-5200
Family and children’s counseling 6 and above.
DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
3120 F St.
165 Center St.
Taft, CA 93268
(800) 777-0133
(800) 777-0133
DESERT AREA RESOURCES & TRAINING (DART)
201 E. Ridgecrest Blvd.
(760) 375-9787
FAX (760) 375-1288
Provides services and opportunities to people who have
developmental diabilities or other special needs.
BUTTONWILLOW COMMUINTY RESOURCE CENTER
42600 Hwy 58
Buttonwillow, CA 93206
(661) 764-9405
CENTER FOR THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED
1721 Westwind Dr. Ste B
(661) 322-5234
FAX (661) 324-1176
Advocating for the rights of, and services to, people in and
around the Bakersfield area who are blind or visually
impaired. Center is open from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday
through Thursday.
EBONY COUNSELING CENTER
1301 California Ave
(661) 324-4756
FAX (661) 324-1652
Addiional Services Provided: Black infant Health Program,
Youth Program; Gang Violence Prevention;
Information and Education Teen Pregnancy Prevention
CLINICA SIERRA VISTA
15662 K St.
Mojave, CA 93501
(661) 824-4118
FAX: (661)824-4150
EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
English
1-800-300-5616
Spanish
1-800-326-8937
EPILEPSY SOCIETY OF KERN COUNTY
5117 Office Park Dr.
(661) 634-9810
Provides employment services, advocacy, car seats and
support groups. Also offers job skills training.
COLLEGE COMMUNITY SERVICES
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1021 4 St. Suite B
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 765-7025
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FRIENDS OUTSIDE OF KERN COUNTY/DEPARTMENT OF
CORRECTIONS
3416 Sillect Ave., Ste. A
(661) 721-6300 Ext. 4912
FAX (661) 324-2966
Spanish language services provided.
Counseling and referrals for adult parolees and their families.
INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER OF KERN COUNTY
5251 Office Park Dr., Ste. 200
(661) 325-1063
FAX (661)325-6702
ILKC is a non-profit serving Kern County since 1981.
Managed more tha 50% by peple with disabilities, ILKC
helps people with disabilities live as independently as
possible through programs, serivces, training, advocacy,
and referrals for resources, at no charge to consumers,
including: Independent living skills classes (money
management, wellness, transportation, peer groups,
computers); lending adaptable durable medical
equipment; locating affordable housing and preventing
homelesness; transitioning from assisted living or
nursing homes to independence; advocacy
(independent, organizational, and societal); finding and
hiring personal care assistants; benefits assistance;
information and referral; outreach; and job placement for
individuals referred by the Dept. of Rehabilitation. All
programs are subject to available funding at the time of
service.
GARDEN PATHWAYS
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1616 29 St.
(661) 633-9133
FAX (661) 633-9134
 Comprehensive Mentoring services for youth and adults,
life skills, job readiness, resume preparaion, mock
interviews, vocational training, batters intervention services,
GED, Community services (restorative justice)
 Childcare-Preschool and infantcare
 Link to services/resources; CalWORKS participants earn
two hours work credit for 32-hour requirement. Closed on
Fridays.
3628 Stockdale Hwy.
2001 N. Chester Ave
(661) 322-1021
(661) 393-5836
INDIAN WELLS VALLEY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
825 N. Down Street, Suite A
Ridgecrest, CA
(760) 375-4357
FAX (760)371-2446
AFLP and Cal-Learn program; all ages and income. Link
to Women’s Center, College Community Services,
HEARTS Connection and other resources.
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1430 6 Ave.
Delano, CA 93215
(661) 725-1042
FAX (661) 725-1845
Provides indivdual, family counseling servies for children,
adolescents and families who reside in Kern County.
JESUS SHACK, INC.
2800 Pegasus Dr.
(661) 324-0638
FAX (661) 324-0556
HOMELESS HEALTH CARE SERVICES
234 Baker St.
(661)322-7580
Volunteer work.
KERN ADULT LITERACY COUNCIL
331 18th St.
(661) 324-3213
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE COUNTY OF KERN
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601-24 St.
(661) 631-8500
(661) 631-8500 x4 Section 8 office
FAX (661) 631-9500
Housing Location:
7823 Emperor
701 Meyer St.
Lamont, CA 93241
Arvin, CA 93203
(661) 845-3951
(661) 854-2389
FAX (661) 845-9189
(661) 854-7127
Low-income and Section-8 housing; 30% of monthly income;
waiting list. Must view Social Security cards for all family
members; picture ID and background checks required for all
household adults.
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KERN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
Main Office
Adoptions
100 E. California Ave
3041 Wilson Rd.
(661) 631-6000
(661) 631-6006
FAX (661) 631-6811
FAX (661) 868-8945
www.co.kern.ca.us/dhs/
KERN COUNTY TRUANCY REDUCTION PROGRAM
300 E. Truxtun Ave. Ste B
(661) 636-4757
FAX (661) 636-4329
Contact: Daryl Thiesen
Delano
1816 Cecil Ave
Delano, CA 93215
(661) 721-5134
Lake Isabella
7050 Lake Isabella Blvd. Ste 130
(790) 549-2006
Lamont
8300 Segrue Rd
Lamont, CA 93241
(661) 635-4000
Mojave
2340 Hwy 58
Mojave, CA 93501
(661) 824-7500
KERN LIFELINE PROJECT
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2000 Physicians Blvd. 2 Floor
(661) 324-3262
FAX (661) 637-2137
(800) 266-3262 toll free
Ridgecrest
145 E. Ridgecrest Blvd
(760) 499-5200
Shafter
115 Central Valley Hwy
Shafter, CA 93263
(661) 746-8300
HIV positive and AIDS case management/referral
MEXICAN AMERICAN OPPORTUNITY FOUNDATION
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2001 28 St.
(661) 336-6943
FAX (661) 336-6861
MAOF Bakersfield provides comprehensive vocational
training programs leading to gainful employment in various
work disciplines to the residents of Kern County.
Training and services are provided at no cost to qualifying
youth, adults and seniors. Referral needed from Employers
Training Resource.
Taft
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119 North 10 Street
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 763-0200
KCDHS CPS Hotline
(877) 233-0073
Jamison Children’s Center (661) 334-3500
EBT Card Helpline
(877) 328-9677
Health Care Reform/Medi-Cal
MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
3015 Mt. Pinos Way
Frazier Park, CA
(661)245-4303
KERN COUNTY LIBRARY
BEALE MEMORIAL LIBRARY –MAIN BRANCH
701 Truxtun Ave.
(661) 868-0701
Call for other location listings.
NAPD –NEW ADVANCES FOR PEOPLE WITH
DISABILITIES
2601 F St.
Bakrersfield, CA 93301
(661) 395-1361
Provides services to adults who are intellecual &
developmentally disabled.
KERN LINKAGE PROGRAM
2525 N. Chester Ave., Ste. C
(661) 868-1840
FAX (661) 868-1841
Referral: Case management services to homeless mentally
ill/substance abuse addiction.
NORTH OF THE RIVER RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT
NEIGHBORHOOD PLACE COMMUNITY LEARNING
CENTERS
Riverview Park
401 Willow Dr.
(661) 392-2054
(661) 392-2048 fax
Early childhood development and family support services,
including tutoring, ESL and literacy; prekindergarten/parent
workshop; reading, crafts, gardening programs
(parents/children 0 — 5 years).
MARY K. SHELL CENTER
2151 College Ave.
(661) 868-8111
FAX (661) 868-8087
The Mary K. Shell Mental Health Center’s crisis stabilization unit
offers the following services for adults and children:
OLD TOWN KERN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
234 Baker St.
(661)322-7580
24 hour services including crisis interventions
• Assessment and referral to other mental health services
• Support for families and significant others
• Case management services and linkage to useful resources
Crisis Line (661) 868-8000
Toll Free
(800) 991-5272
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PARENT PROJECT - KERN COUNTY SUPT. OF SCHOOLS
Bakersfield
Ridgecrest
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1300 17 St.
Indian Wells Valley
Family Resource Center
661-636-4242
825 N. Downs St., Ste. A
ask for Parent Project or go to:
www.kernparentproject .org
(760) 375-4357
FAX (760) 371-2446
A 10 to 16-week parent training program designed specifically
for parents of strong-willed or out-of-control children. Fee
$20, scholarships available.
TERRIO AQUATIC CENTER
1800 West wind. Dr., Ste. 500
(661) 322-9411
FAX (661) 616-9199
Terrio Aquatic Center operates a year-round indoor pool with
an average temperature of 92. The pool is accessible by
wheelchair and specially equipped with a ramp, handrails,
and lift. Classes offered Monday-Friday 8:00am- 7:00pm. Dr.
referrals required to participate.
UTILITIES ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
 California Lifeline
(866)272-0349
SHAFTER YOUTH CENTER
455 E. Euclid Ave.
Shafter, CA 93263
(661) 746-8235
FAX (661) 746-0983
 P G & E C A R E P r o g r a m (15% discount)
(800) 743-5000
 Southern California Gas Company
Care Program: (800) 427-2200
Direct assistance Program: (800) 331-7593
Weatherization assistant program for income eligible
SHAFTER YOUTH CENTER
455 E. Euclid Ave.
Shafter, CA 93263
(661) 746-8235
FAX (661) 746-0983
 Southern California Edison
(800) 447-6620
 Home Emergency Assistance Program (HEAP)
3115 Select Ave
(661) 336-5203
FAX (661) 336-5263
For customers on TANF, food stamps, SSI/SSP or limited
income.
 Reach Program
(800) 933-9677
Call for the nearest location in your area.
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
5300 Office Park Dr.
2575 Haley St.
(661) 861-4242
(866) 366-9558
(800) 772-1213 toll free
2234 Girard St.
Monday - Friday 9:00amDelano, CA 93215
4:30 pm
(661) 725-3721
(800) 772-1213 toll free
SOCIETY FOR DISABLED CHILDREN
1819 Brundage Ln.
VITA TAX PREPARATION 2-1-1
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300 19 St.
(661) 834-1724
Free tax preparation services (during tax season) to
individuals and families. (Service is offered through
Community Action Partnership of Kern County)
(661) 322-5595
FAX (661) 633-0696
Speech therapy, aid, equipment loans and transportation.
Summer camp for handicapped children.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS-KERN COUNTY – REGIONAL OFFICE
(661) 322-7598
Special Olympics is a grass-roots movement that provides
year-round sports training and athlete competition to children
and adults with intellectual disabilities
SUPERIOR COURT
Me t r o p o l i t a n D i s t r i c t
1415 Truxtun Ave.
(661) 868-5393
(661) 868-5393/Family Law
(661) 868-2382/Traffic Div
J u ve n i l e J u s t i c e C e n t e r
2100 College Ave.
(661) 868-4270
TEEN REACH OUT AGAINST DRUGS (ROAD)
1527 F St.
(661) 325-5005
FAX (661) 325-2344
After-school program for teen Kern Regional Clients only.
Contact: Becky Thomas
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VOTER REGISTRATION
1115 Truxtun Ave.
(661) 868-3590
WENDALE DAVIS FOUNDATION
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1330 3 Street
(661) 829-2038
FAX (661)323-2467
[email protected]
Is a non-profit organization that specializes in various forms of
behavior and education health. Services include mentoring
and tutoring children and adults. Gang
intervention/prevention, substance abuse, and ager
manangement classes.
WESTSIDE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
630 Kern St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 765-5414
EDUCATION SERVICES
Alternative Education- HS diploma 16-19yrs
Mt. View High School, Mojave
(661) 824-9351
Monroe High School, Tehachapi
(661) 822-2124
Rare Earth High School, Rosamond (661) 256-5090
Mercy Learning Center
631 E. California Ave.
(661) 325-2995
501 S. Mount Vernon Ave.
(661) 835-1855
Mountain Pathways- Day program for
special need adults
311 W F St.
Tehachapi, CA 93561
(661) 823-7302
Bakersfield College
1801 Panorama Dr.
(661) 395-4011
Regional Occupational Center (ROC)
501 S. Mount Vernon Ave.
(661) 831-3377
Career Services Center
See Employment/Job Search Services section for locations.
15662 K St.
Mojave, CA 93501
(661) 824-4118
WESTEC
5801 E. Lerdo Hwy
Shafter, CA 93263
661) 387-1055
Kern Adult Literacy Council
331 18th St.
(661) 324-3213
FAX (661) 861-0417 *No fees
Westside Regional Occupational Program
500 Cascade Place
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 765-7185
Kern County ROP-Vocational Training
15925 K St.
Mojave, CA
(661) 824-9313
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EMPLOYMENT/JOB SEARCH SERVICES
AMERICA’S JOB CENTER
(FORMERLY CAREER SERVICES CENTER)
Bakersfield
Rigecrest
1600 E. Belle Terrace
1400 Norma St. Ste. 105
(661) 325-4473
(760) 446-2595
FAX (661) 635-2761
FAX (760) 446-5108
200 China Grade Loop
(661) 336-6700
Taft
119 N. 10th St..
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 763-5491
FAX (661) 763-0293
Lake Isabella
(760) 379-2074
FAX (760) 379-4746
Delano
1816 Cecil Ave.
Delano, CA 93215
(661) 721-5800
FAX (661) 721-5850
DHS JOB FIRST CENTER
(661) 366-7411
Mojave
2340 Hwy 58
Mojave, CA
(661) 824-7800
FAX: (661)824-7801
FAMILY RECREATIONAL SERVICES
BAKERSFIELD CITY PARKS AND RECREATION
1600 Truxtun Ave.
(661) 326-3695
MCMURTREY AQUATIC CENTER
1325 Q St.
(661) 852-7430
MURRAY FAMILY FARMS
6700 General Beale Rd.
Arvin, CA 93203
(661) 330-0100
The family oriented Main Farmer's Market location offers
a children’s play area, petting zoo, baby farm animals,
and is the only farm in Kern County to offer Hay Rides
and “Pick Your Own” fruit and vegetable crops.
BAKERSFIELD ICE SPORTS CENTER
1325 “Q” St.
(661) 852-7400
Offer packages for parties that have a minimum of ten
guests. Offers skating and hockey lessons.
CALIFORNIA LIVING MUSEUM (CALM)
10500 Alfred Harrell Hwy.
(661) 872-2256
Displays and interprets native California animals,
plants, fossils, and artifacts to teach a respect for
all living things through education, recreation,
conservation and research.
NORTH OF THE RIVER RECREATION & PARK
DISTRICT
405 Galaxy Ave.
(661) 392-2000
FAX (661) 392-2041
Organizes and conducts a wide variety of park and
recreational programs within its designated boundaries. It
offers over 200 classes/programs each year for public
participation for all age groups. Some of the services
offered include child learning centers, child care, extended
day care, R.I.O.T. club and NOR junior theater.
CAMELOT PARK FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
1251 Oak St.
(661) 859-1812
(661) 326-8132 fax
OTHER SITE LOCATIONS
Martin Luther King Center
1000 S. Owens
(661) 322-9874
KERN COUNTY MUSEUM
3801 Chester Ave.
(661) 868-8400
(661) 322-6415 fax
The museum features 56 historic exhibits, many in
relocated structures, an award winning hands-on oil
exhibition Black Gold: The Oil Experience and the Lori
Brock Children's Discovery Center for
youth eight and under.
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Silver Creek Community
7011 Harris Rd.
(661) 665-8033
FAMILY RECREATIONAL SERVICES
CONTINUATION…...
RABOBANK ARENA THEATER & CONVENTION
CENTER
1001 Truxtun Ave.
(661) 852-7300 Administration Office
(661) 852-7777 Event Information
(800) 745-3000 TICKETMASTER
ROLLERAMA
7850 Brimhall Rd.
(661) 589-7555
SKATELAND INC.
415 Ming Ave.
(661) 831-5567
WESTSIDE RECREATIONS & PARK DISTRICT
500 Cascade Place
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 763-4246
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1004 34 St.
(661) 327-7589
FOOD/CLOTHING/SHELTER ASSISTANCE
1921-19th St.
(661) 322-0931
(661) 322-2916 fax
(800) 273-7713 toll free
DELANO COMMUINTY CONNECTION CENTER
1842 Norwalk St.
Delano CA, 93215
(661) 721-7036
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS (FRC)
Arvin (FRC)
Buttonwillow Community
207 S. A St.
Resource (FRC)
Arvin, CA 93203
42600 Hwy. 58
(661) 854-6526
(661)764-9405
(Spanish)
Secure shelter for battered women and children.
BAKERSFIELD HOMELESS CENTER
1600 E. Truxtun Ave.
(661) 322-9281
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS –RESOURCE CENTERS
East Bakersfield
Community
1530 E. 19h St.
(661) 631-5895 -Debbie Wood
BAKERSFIELD PREGNANCY CENTER
st
1801 21 St.
(661) 326-1907
(661) 326-1916 fax
Christian pro-life. No cost pregnancy testing and options,
post-abortion counseling, ultrasounds, health care, social
service referrals, baby clothes and furniture.
Lake Isabella
(760) 379-2556
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSAL LIFELINE
1-866-272-8349
FOOD BANK HELPLINE
2-1-1 Directory
(800) 273-2275 toll free
Food bank warehouse
1807 Felix Dr.
(661) 398-4520
Call for referrals. Identification required (state driver
license or ID card and Social Security number).
COMMODITIES (FOOD DISTRIBUTION)
Mojave Park
New Life Assembly of God
O. st-Vet Building
21924 Calhoun Dr.
rd
3 Wednesday 9:00am
Cal City
First Saturday of month
9:00am
COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP
Emergncy Services
700 North St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 765-2369
FOOD PANTRY COMMUNITY CHURCH OF CAL. CITY
21001 Conklin Blvd.
California City, CA 93505
(760) 373-2346
FRIENDSHIP HOUSE
2424 Cottonwood Road
(661) 369-8926
COMMUNITY CONNECTION FOR CHILD CARE (CCCC)
2000 K Street, Ste. 110
(661) 861-5200
Nov. 2014
Mojave
15862 K St.
Mojave, CA
(661) 824-4118
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GOD’S STOREHOUSE
14432 Hwy 178
Weldon, CA 93283
(760) 378-2880 or (760) 378-2725
LABORERS OF THE HARVEST
201 Harrison St.
Taft CA, 93268
(661) 763-1886
FAX (661) 342-6110
Groceries only Tuesdays and Thursdays ONLY.
GOLDEN EMPIRE GLEANERS
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1326 30 St.
(661) 324-2767 FAX 324-2784
7:30am- 1:30pm once a week.
LOVE, INC.
(661) 325-6838
(661) 325-8838
Telephone clearinghouse, Monday – Friday, 9 am to
noon. Food pantries and delivery to the ill and elderly;
furniture and appliance needs; transportation to
appointments and local moving assistance; home,
appliance and auto repairs; visits and prayer.
HELPING HAND MINISTRIES
Web Recycling
3612 Suhre St.
(760)379-8201
PG&E
1-800-743-5000
Offering programs such as CARE, FERA, LIHEAP,
medical Baseline Program, and Balance pay plan, and
energy savings assistance.
HOME EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (HEAP)
(Through Community Action Partnership)
(661) 336-5203
Taft Location: C.A.R.E Program
550 Garden Field Road
(661) 763-4619
(Food/ Clothing/ Shelter Assistance Continued)
HOMELESS SHELTERS
Bakersfield Homeless Center (661) 322-9199
Bakersfield Rescue Mission (661) 325-0863 Men ONLY
HOPE CENTER
3311 Manor St.
(661) 399-2119
FAX (661) 399-2294
Clothing and food no referral needed. Household items by
referral Monday - Friday 9:30 - 12 p.m.
VINCENT DE PAUL (CLOTHING)
TAFT, CA 93268 SAINT
300 Baker St. (in alley)
122 S. Green St.
Tehachapi, CA
(661) 323-7340
(661) 822-7083
FAX (661) 323-1160
Clothing, emergency furniture and food baskets with
referral.
HIGH DESERT WOMEN’S CENTER
134 S. China Lake Blvd.
(760) 371-1969
FAX (760) 371-3449
(760) 375-7525 hotline
(760) 375-7100 child abuse hotline
Women’s shelter, sexual assault response team, child
abuse prevention helpline, court advocacy, temporary
restraining order, and legal assistance.
SALVATION ARMY
Bakersfield
4417 Wilson Rd.
(661) 836-8487
FAX (661) 836-1462
B u t t o n wi l l o w
42600 Hwy. 58
(661) 764-9405
FAX (661) 764-9445
Ridgecrest
151 N. Down St.
(760) 375-7219
5251 Office Park Dr. Ste 200
(661) 325-1063
FAX (661) 325-6702
www.ilcofkerncounty.org
(We are able to refer you to appropriate agency.)
Rosamond
2881 C St.
(661) 256-9153
FAX (661) 256-3799
Ta f t
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915 N. 10 St., Ste. 20
(661) 765-7281
FAX (661) 765-7143
Te h a c h a p i
538 East Tehachapi Blvd.
(661) 823-9508
FAX (661) 823-1952
KERN COUNTY FAIR HOUSING DEPARTMENT
Greater Bakersfield
Outlying areas
(661) 634-9245
(661) 862-5299
FAX (661) 328-1548
Mojave
15662 K St.
(661) 824-2100
W as c o
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1024 7 St.
(661) 758-3884
Food baskets, utilities and rent assistance. Hours and
services vary by office.
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THE MISSION OF KERN
Main Office
st
816 E. 21
(661) 325-0863
SHARING AND CARING (CLOTHING)
203 Pauley St.
Tehachapi, CA
(661) 822-3001
SMARTER ENERGY LINE
1-800-933-9555
VALLEY CATHOLIC CHARITIES
1825 Chester Ave.
(661) 281-2130
FAX (661) 281-2139
Referrals required for some services; limited food,
hygiene kits based on having funding available.
TAFT NEEDS CENTER
518 Main St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 763-4888
FAX (661) 763-4313
Food and clothes closet. Monday & Friday, 9 a.m. to
noon.
WIC- CALL FOR APPOINTMENT AND LOCATION
1-866-327-3074
Tehachapi, Rosamond, Mojave, Boron and California City
GANG PREVENTION SERVICES
COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP OF KERN/ STOP
THE VIOLENCE
(661)336-5236 Ext.1177
Services provided; Community Services and Family
Mentoring.
Email: [email protected]
(661) 631-6000
(661) 631-6811 fax
WWW.CO.KERN.CA.US/DHS
KERN COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SHCOOLS
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1300 17 Street- Blanton Ed. Center Suite B
(661) 852-5649
FAX (661) 852-5694
Services provided; Before and After School Programs,
Parent Project and Youth Leadership Development.
Targeted case management of youth at risk for gan
involvement.
EBONY COUNSELING CENTER
1301 California Ave
(661) 324-4756
Fax: (661) 324-1652
Services provided; After-School Program/Gang
Prevention, Community Services Projects and Community
Learning Activities.
WEB SITE: WWW.EBONYCOUNCELINGCENTER.COM
www.facebook.com/Ebonycounselingcenter.com
KERN COUNTY TEEN CHALLENGE
P.O. Box 1011
(661) 399-2273
Services provided; After-School Programs
E-Mail: [email protected]
FAITH IN ACTION KERN COUNTY
2005 Eye St, Suite #3
(661) 364-8790
Joseph Johnson
FAX (661) 631-9201
Services provided; Family workshop.
NEW LIFE RECOVERY & TRAINING CENTER
3501 Edison Hwy.
P.O. Box 71195
(661) 366-8003
FAX (661) 366-8001
Services provided; Vocational Training Program,
Employment Case Management, Employment Readiness
and Placement Services, and Referrals to supportive
services. AB109 Post Release & Residential Employment
Program
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web Site: www.newlifetrainingcenter.org
GARDEN PATHWAYS
th
1616 29 St.
(661) 633-9133
FAX (661) 633-9133
Services provided; Comprehensive Youth Mentoring,
Comprehensive Parent Mentoring and Support.
[email protected]
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CONINTUATION……….….
STAY FOCUSED MINISTRIES
(661) 322-HOPE (4673)
FAX (661) 322-4622
Services Provided; Youth Mentoring/Leadership Services,
School Assemblies, Gang Prevention/Crisis
Intervention/Anti-Bullying and Crisis
Intervention/Community Outreach.
www.reach4greatness.org
HOTLINES, HELPLINES & REFERRALS
ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES CALL CENTER
(661) 868-1006
(800) 510-2020
(800) 277-7866 toll free
Department of Aging
(800) 434-0222
AIDS/HIV HOTLINE
(800) 367-2437
Monday-Friday 9am-4pm
(800) 628-9240 After hours
BAKERSFIELD CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER
st
1801 21 St. Ste.2
(661) 326-1907
BATTERED WOMEN’S HOTLINE
(800) 548-2722
Ask for Battered Women’s Hotline. Referrals needed.
(800) 232-4636
General Info/ Testing
CALIFORNIA YOUTH CRISIS LINE
(800) 843-5200
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Bakersfield (661) 322-4025
Ridgecrest (760) 375-5445
CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL
(800) CDC- info (232-4636) toll free
National HIV, AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases
information service.
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE ASSOCIATION OF
KERN COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS VISITOR’S HOTLINE
(800) 374-8474 toll free
Services, transportation and assistance for families of
inmates.
(661) 393-8871
AMBER ALERT
(916) 843-3250 (for agencies use only)
(800) TEL-LCPH (for the public)
DRUG AND ALCOHOL CRISIS HOTLINE
(800) 662-4357 toll free
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY: BAKERSFIELD UNIT
(661) 327-2424
EBT CARD HELPLINE
(877) 328-9677 toll free
AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION, KERN
COUNTY CHAPTER
FOOD BANK HELPLINE
2-1-1 Directory: Kern County
Food Bank
(800) 273-2275 toll free
(661) 398-4520
Call for referrals. Identification required (state driver
license or ID card and Social Security number).
(888) 342-2383
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
(661) 327-1173
BAKERSFIELD ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED
CITIZENS (B.A.R.C)
(661) 834-2272
HOFFMAN HOSPICE OF THE VALLEY
(888) 833-3900 toll free
(661) 410-1010 Kern County
BAKERSFIELD CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH
ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER
(A.D.D.) AND SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITY AND
DISLECTSIA
Stockdale Learning Center
(661) 326-8084 or
(661) 331-2373
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HOTLINES & REFERRALS
CONTINUATION………………..
(661) 325-1063
(661) 369-8966 VRS
(800) 529-9541 toll free
www.ilcofkerncounty.org
NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR THE MENTALLY ILL
(661) 868-5061
(ADHD, Schizophrenia, Bi-Polar, Depression, Obsessive
Compulsive Disorder, and other Brain Disorder)
JAMISON CHILDREN’S CENTER
(661) 334-3500
NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED
CHILDREN
(800) 843-5678 English/Spanish toll free
JUVENILE DIABETES FOUNDATION BAKERSFIELD
(661) 636-1305
NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE
(800) 799-7233 English/Spanish toll free
KERN AUTISM NETWORK
(661) 588-4235
NATIONAL MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY KERN
COUNTY
(661) 321-9512
KERN COUNTY CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE
KCDHS CPS Hotline
Ridgecrest
(661) 631-6011
(760) 375-6049
(877) 233-0073
NATIONAL RUNAWAY SWITCHBOARD
(800) 621-4000
OPTIMAL HOSPICE CARE
(661) 716-4000
KERN COUNTY HELP LINE
Dial “2-1-1”
Toll Free 1 (800) 273-2275
The Help Line through the Community Action Partnership
of Kern Provides comprehensive information and referral
services that link Kern County residents to community
health and human services and support.
RAPE CRISIS HOTLINE
Ridgecrest (760) 375-0745
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES HOTLINE
(HEALTH AMERICA)
(800) 227-8922
(919) 361-8400
Monday – Friday 9am– 11pm www.Ashastd.org
KERN COUNTY LEAD POISONING PREVENTION
PROGRAM
(661) 321-3000
SOCIETY FOR DISABLED CHILDREN
(661) 322-5595
Crisis Intervention Center
Family Advocate:
(suicide)
Erick Moss
(661) 868-8000
(661) 868-6626
(800) 991-5272
SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS) SUPPORT
(800) 369-7437
www.california sids.com
TEEN CHALLENGE HOTLINE
(661) 399-2273
KERN LIFELINE PROJECT (AIDS)
(661) 324-3262
(800) 266-3262 toll free
WARMLINE PARENTING SERVICES
PARENTING SUPPORT
(661) 323-3531
(888) 955-9099 toll free
MIGRANT EDUCATION HOTLINE
(800) 234-8848
WOMEN’S SHELTER NETWORK
Ridgecrest
(760) 375-7525
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION- KERN
COUNTY CHAPTER
(559) 453-9822
(520) 529-2000 National
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS INFORMATION LINE
(877) 629-6759
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INFANT & CHILD SERVICES
BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CENTERS
Preschool 1
1801 Panorama
(661) 395-4560
Fax
(661) 395-4844
Preschool 2
1801 Panorama
(661) 395-4369
HEAD START PROGRAM, COMMUNITY ACTION
PARTNERSHIP
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300 19 St.
(661) 336-5236
FAX (661) 322-2237
Sites in Bakersfield, Buttonwillow, California City, Delano,
Lake Isabella, Lamont, Lost Hills, McFarland, Mojave,
Ridgecrest, Rosamond, Shafter, Taft, Tehachapi and Wasco
B-GLAD
4949 Buckley Wy., Ste. 203
(661) 369-8858
FAX (661) 831-7673
(661) 831-2884 TTY
Information and referral services. Free Family
Communication Resource Kit – teaches ASL.
Black Infant Health
Department of Public Health
1800 Mt. Vernon Ave.
(661) 868-0492
FAX (661) 868-0225
HEARTS CONNECTION RESOURCE CENTER (AUTISM)
3101 N. Sillect Ave., Ste. 115
6505 Wofford Hts Blvd
Wofford Heights 93285
(661) 328-9055
1-800-210-7633
For families of children with special needs. Parent to parent
support, advocacy, training and assistance, resource
coordination and information. Also sibling support group.
Ebony Counseling Center
1301 California Ave
(661) 324-4756
FAX (661) 324-1652
Main Office
Adoptions
3041 Wilson Rd.
(661) 631-6000
(661) 631-6006
FAX (661) 631-6811
FAX (661) 868-8945
KCDHS CPS Hotline
(661) 631-6011
Jamison Children’s Center
(661) 334-3500
EBT Card Helpline
(877) 328-9677
Customer Assistance 1-800-427-7702 or (661) 631-6855
www.co.kern.ca.us/dhs
Offices in Delano, Lake Isabella, Lamont, Mojave, Ridgcrest,
Shafter, Taft and Wasco (Spanish)
CALIFORNIA CHILDREN’S SERVICES (CCS)
nd
1800 Mt. Vernon Ave. 2 floor
(661) 321-3000
(877)818-4787
FAX (661) 635-2901
Some funding assistance for children with catastrophic
illness/severe handicap
CALIFORNIA SEARCH AND SERVE
(661) 636-4817
Bakersfield City Schools
(661) 631-4600
Fax
(661) 326-1485
Panama-Buena Vista District
(661) 831-8331
Beardsley School District
(661) 393-8550 x232
Kern High School District
(661) 827-3100
Kern Superintendent of Schools
(661) 636-4080
Special education for ages 0 – 21. Contact outlying
area school districts for referrals.
KERN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
1800 Mount Vernon Ave.
(661) 321-3000
FAX (661) 868-0266
www.kernpublichealth.com
KERN COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS/EARLY
INTERVENTION
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1300 17 St.
(661) 636-4884
FAX (661) 636-4810
EAST BAKERSFIELD COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
815 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
(661) 322-3905
Outreach for pregnant African-American women,
Over 18, parenting children under 2 years. Information and
referral, mentoring, social group, community
coalition.
GARDEN PATHWAYS DOWNTOWN EDUCATION
CENTER- PRESCHOOL AND INFANT CARE
th
1130 17 Street
(661)633-2302
Preschool and Infant Care-ages 6 weeks to 6 years
th
afterschool Care- Until 6 birthday Community Connection for
Child Care and Private pay families’ welcome.
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KERN REGIONAL CENTER
3200 N. Sillect Ave.
Delano
(661) 725-2792
Lamont
(661) 845-2286
(661) 327-8531
Ridgecrest
(760) 375-9512
(661) 327-1251 TTY
Shafter
(661) 746-3918
(800) 479-9899
Taft
(661) 765-7294
FAX (661) 324-5060
Tehachapi
(661) 822-1288
Serves developmentally disabled: cerebral palsy, epilepsy
and autism. Case management and parenting programs.
INFANT & CHILD SERVICES
CONTINUATION……....
KERN INDIAN EDUCATION PROGRAM
1001 Tower Wy., Ste.230
(661) 328-6206
FA X (661) 328-6235
Tutoring for all ages; general education and cultural classes.
RUGGENBERG CAREER CENTER
610 Ansol Ln.
(661) 366-4401
Provides vocational training for students in Special
Education.
MASTERING ABILITIES RIDING EQUINES (M.A.R.E.)
18200 Johnson Rd.
(661) 589-1877
FAX (661) 589-2083
M.A.R.E. is a therapeutic horse riding center that provides
equine assisted programs to children and adults with physica
l and mental disabilities.
SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM FOR
WOMEN, INFANTS AND CHILDREN (WIC)
Arvin
601 Bear Mtn. Blvd
(661) 862-5422
(call center)
Bakersfield Sites
500 E. California Ave
(661) 327-3074
MATERNAL CHILD OUTREACH PROGRAM (MCOP)
East Bakersfield Community Health Center
(661) 322-7881
FAX (661) 323-0423
Pregnancy testing, prenatal care/support, child birth
education, home/hospital visits, case management and family
planning counseling/education.
10727 Rosedale Hwy.
(661) 587-5784
2519 S. H St.
Bakersfield, CA, 93304
(661) 837-8403
Lake Isabella
6310 Lake Isabella Blvd
(760) 379-2415
Taft
th
915 N. 10 St. Suite 12
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 763-1844
TRIBAL TANF, OWENS VALLEY CAREER DEVELOPMENT
CENTER
1001 Tower Wy., Ste. 225
(661) 323-1086
FAX (661)323-1746
PARTNERS IN PRINT
1025 Cave Ave.
(661) 703-2082
www.partnersinprint.org
Partners in Print is a book donation program for children in
the foster care system. Book shop open by appointment only
and is reserved for children in group homes, foster family
homes, agency shelters, CASA case managers, and social
workers.
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2400 Wible Rd. Ste. 14
(661) 835-4668
Woofford Heights
67 Evans Road
(760) 376-2276
NAPD – New Advances for People with Disabilities
TAPSS/TTLG Program
4032 Jewett Ave
(661) 322-9735
2666 Mt.Vernon Ave., Ste B
(661) 862-5422 (Call Center)
LEGAL SERVICES
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION OF SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
th
1313 W. 8 St.
Los Angeles CA 90017
(213) 977-9500
FAX (213) 977-5297
INDIGENT DEFENSE PROGRAM (IDP) OF KERN COUNTY
BAR
ASSOCIATION
1675 Chester Ave., Ste. 220
(661) 334-4700
FAX (661) 334-4701
Assistance provided for clients and families of heinous
crimes.
CALIFORNIA IMMIGRANT POLICY CENTER
th
1225 8 St.., Ste. 590
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 448-6762
FAX (916) 448-6774
KERN COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT
1775 Hwy 58
Mojave, CA
(661) 824-7180
CALIFORNIA RURAL LEGAL ASSISTANCE
601 High St. Ste. C
Delano, CA 93215
(661) 725-4350
FAX (661) 725-1062
LA RAZA (IMMIGRATION LAW)
th
1630 19 St.
(661) 324-1667
FAX (661) 324-3971
CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES
th
1300 18 St.
(866) 901-3212 Toll Free
LEGAL HELP CLINIC
th
711 6 St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 765-4000
CONSUMER CREDIT COUNSELING OF KERN AND
TULARE
2001 F St..
(661) 324-9628
(800) 272-2482 toll free
MEXICAN-AMERICAN LEGAL DEFENSE/EDUCATION
FUND
634 S. Spring St.
Los Angeles, CA 90014
(213) 629-2512
EAST KERN MUNICIPAL COURT
1773 Hwy 58,
Mojave CA,
(661) 824-7100
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF
COLORED PEOPLE (NAACP) LEGAL DEFENSE AND
EDUCATION FUND
99 Hudson St., Ste. 1600
New York, NY 10013
(212) 965-2220
FAMILY LAW FACILITATOR
st
1215 Truxtun Ave. 1 Floor Mojave Courthouse
1773 Hwy 58
(661) 868-4518
Mojave, CA
(661) 824-7100
Each Monday- 9:30-3:30pm
PUBLIC DEFENDER’S OFFICE
1315 Truxtun Ave.
315 N. Lincoln St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 868-4799
(661) 763-8587
FAX (661) 868-4785
FAX (661) 763-8602
GREATER BAKERSFIELD LEGAL ASSISTANCE
615 California Ave.
(661) 325-5943
FAX (661) 325-4482
(888) 292-4252 toll free
Services include; Fair Housing Law Project, Seniors Law
Center, Guardianship Caregiver Project and, Community
Homeless Court Program, Domestic Violence Reduction
Project, Landlord/ Tenant Complaints, and Health Consumer
Alliance.
SUPERIOR COURT
Mentropolitan District
1415 Truxtun Ave.
(661) 868-5393
(661) 868-5393 Family Law
(661) 868-2382 Traffic Div.
VICTIM/WITNESS ASSISTANCE
1415 Truxtun Ave. Room 6-603
(661) 868-4535
FAX (661) 868-4586
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Juvenile Justice Center
2100 College Ave.
(661) 868-4270
MEDICAL CLINICS/PREGNANCY CARE
GOOD SAMARAIAN
3811 River Blvd.
(661) 873-2011
BAKERSFIELD CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER
st
1801 21 St., Ste. 1
(661) 326-1907
FAX (661) 326-1916
No fee. Christian pro-life. Pregnancy testing and
options/post-abortion counseling, health care/social service
referrals, baby clothes/furniture
901 Olive Dr.
(661) 215-7500
HIGH DESERT OUTPATIENT HEALTH SYSTEM
211 S. Real Rd.
th
44900 N. 60 St.
Lancaster, CA 93536
(661) 948-8581
FAX (661) 945-8474
BAKERSFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
th
420 34 St.
(661) 327-4647
KERN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Lamont
12014 Main St
(661) 321-3000
Lamont, CA 93241
FAX (661) 868-0225
(661) 868-5824
CLINICA SIERRA VISTA-CENTRAL BAKERSFIELD
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
301 Brundage Ln.
1508 Garces Hwy., Ste. 1
Delano, CA 93215
(661) 323-6086
(661) 725-4780
FAX (661) 324-6301
FAX (661) 725-1048
Taft
315 N. Lincoln St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 763-8591
CLINICA SIERRA VISTA-EAST BAKERSFIELD
COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
(661) 322-3905
Tehachapi
125 E. F St.
Tehachapi, CA 93561
(661) 823-3000
1401 “L” St.
(661) 868-6100
FAX (661) 868-6111
Prenatal program for pregnant/parenting women with
children through 17. Includes substance abuse
treatment/counseling, parenting and neglect.
CLINICA SIERRA VISTA-MCFARLAND COMMUNITY
HEALTH CENTER
217 W. Kern Ave.
McFarland, CA 93250
(661)792-3038
CLINICA SIERRA VISTA-LAMONT COMMUNITY HEALTH
CENTER
8787 Hall Rd.
Lamont, CA 93241
(661)845-3731
KERN MEDICAL CENTER (KMC)
(661) 326-2000
FAX (661) 326-2006
FAMILY LIFE PREGNANCY CENTER
112 South Curry
Tehachapi, CA 93561
(661) 823-8255
Crisis Pregnancy Center, Childbirth education, counseling
and support, clothing for mother and baby, adoption
referrals, parenting help.
KERN RIVER HEALTH CENTER
67 Evan Rd.
Wofford Heights, CA 93285
(760) 376-2276
FAX (760) 376-4801
FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATES
2500 H St.
(661) 633-5266
KERN VALLEY HEALTH CARE
6412 Laurel Ave
(760) 379-2681
FAX (760) 379-3133
COMPREHENSIVE BLOOD & CANCER CENTER
6501 Truxtun Ave.
(661) 322-2206
KERN VALLEY HOSPITAL RURAL HEALTH CLINIC
4300 Birch St.
Mt. Mesa, CA 93240
(760) 379-1791
FAX (760) 379-1795
DELANO REGIONAL
1401 Garces Hwy.
Delano, CA 93215
(661) 725-4800
Nov. 2014
Mojave
1775 Hwy 58
Mojave, CA 93501
(661) 824-7066
KERN VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER
(760) 379-2415
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MEDICAL CLINICS/PREGNANCY
CARE
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
th
2633 16 St., Ste. 100
(661) 634-1000
FAX (661) 634-1040
LAMONT COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER
8787 Hall Road
Lamont, CA 93241
(661) 845-3731
MERCY HOSPITALS OF BAKERSFIELD-DIGNITY HEALTH
2215 Truxtun Ave
400 Old River Rd
(661) 632-5000
(661) 632-5000
(661) 732-6270
OMNI FAMILY HEALTH
277 E. Front St.
(661) 764-5211
1001 Main St.
Delano, CA 93215
(661) 721-7080
FAX (661) 758-8132
21138 Paso Robles Hwy.
Lost Hills, CA 93249
(661) 797-2667
Medical and Dental Svcs.
SAGEBRUSH FAMILY CLINIC
1111 Columbus St.
(661) 326-6500
FAX (661) 326-5001
SAN JOAQUIN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
2615 Chester Ave.
(661) 395-3000
1100 4th St.
Taft, CA 93268
(661) 765-5044
217 W. Kern Ave.
McFarland, CA 93250
(661) 792-3038
TEHACHAPI VALLEY HOSPITAL
115 West E. St.
Tehachapi, CA 93561
(661) 823-3000
1133 N. Chelsea St.
(760)446-7978
659 S. Central Valley Hwy.
Shafter, CA 93263
(661)746-9194
(661)746-9197
TEHACHAPI FAMILY HEALTH CENTER IN MOJAVE
2041 Belshaw St.
Mojave, CA 93501
(661) 824-4511
161 N. Mill St.
Tehachapi, CA 93561
(661)822-9054
WESTSIDE URGENT CARE
100 E. North St.
(661) 765-1935
Mon-Fri 12:00pm-9:00pm
Sat-Sun & Holidays 10:00am-9:00pm
2101 7th St.
Wasco, CA 93280
(661)758-2263
Medi-Cal/Sliding Scale Payment
NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN RESOURCEES
BAKERSFIELD AMERICAN INDIAN HEALTH PROJECT
KAWAIISU TRIBE OF TEJON
1617 30th St.
(661) 327-4030
P.O. Box 20849
http://home.att.net/~write2kate/artbyhorseindex.html
KERN INDIAN EDUCATION
1001 Tower Way Ste. 230
(661) 328-6206
KERN VALLEY INDIAN COMMUNITY
P.O. Box 168
Kernville, CA 93238
SATELLITE COMMUNITY CHEROKEE NATION
P.O. Box 8241
Contact Charles Twist (661) 319-2616
They meet 1xa month and 1x a Year w/Chief from Oklahoma in
Bakersfield
Websites:
Indians.org-http://indians.org/resource-directory.html
TRIBAL-TANF/OWENS VALLEY CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER
CORP. (OVEDC) BAKERSFIELD
1001 Tower Way, Ste 225
(661) 323-1036
Lake Isablella:
6504 Lake Isabella Blvd. Ste C- D
(760) 379-4770
Ridgecrest
722 N. Norma, Suite C
(760) 375-9363
National Congress of American Indians- http://www.ncai.org/
Foster Youth Alliance-
TRIBES IN KERN COUNTY CHUMASH COUNCIL OF
BAKERSFIELD
1317 S. Chester Ave.
http:
http://fosteryouthalliance.org/?point_of_contact=american-indianchild-resource-center
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PREGNANT TEEN SERVICES
ADOLESCENT FAMILY LIFE PROGRAM - CLINICA
SIERRA VISTA
2707 F St.
(661) 324-0293
FAX (661) 324-2510
No fee. Pregnant/parenting teen program for mothers and
fathers. Prenatal care, family planning and adoption
information. Parenting classes on infant care and child
development. Case management and support services.
CAL-SAFE
Blanton Child Development Center
th
315 E. 18 St.
(661) 852-5651
(CAPK) PARENT CHILD CENTER
(661) 336-5236 ext. 2581
Intensive case management for pregnant teens. Counseling
and service referrals.
BAKERSFIELD PREGNANCY CENTER
St
1801 21 St.
(661) 326-1907
FAX (661) 326-1916
Christian pro-life. No cost pregnancy testing and options,
post-abortion counseling, ultrasounds, health care, social
service referrals, baby clothes and furniture.
FAMILY LIFE PREGNANCY CENTER
112 S Curry St.
Tehachapi, CA 93561
(661) 823-8255
www.familylifepc.org
BAKERSFIELD RECOVERY SERVICES Inc., DBA
708 Lincoln St.
(661) 869-1795
FAX (661) 869-1794
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS – KERN COUNTY
KERN COUNTY CONSORTIUM SPECIAL EDUCATION
LOCAL PLAN AREA (SELPA)
1300 17th St. City Centre
(661) 636-4802
FAX (661) 636-4810
kcsos.kern.org/specialed
Available Program Services:
Programs for Infants and Toddlers,
Programs for Preschool Children Ages 3-5,
Programs for School Age Children Ages 5-21,
Regional Deaf and Hard of Hearing Programs ,
Administered by the Kern County Superintendent of Schools.
Special education needs for children/students with
disabilities,
from birth until age 22.
KERN COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
PRESCHOOLS
931 Belle Terrace
Bakersfield, CA
93304
(661) 837-1582
1100 Ming Ave.
(661) 835-7284
1515 Feliz Dr.
Bakersfield, CA
93307
(661) 336-5405
900 Sanford Dr.
(661) 399-9682
9615 Main St.
Lamont, CA 93241
(661) 845-1015
KERN COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS/EARLY
INTERVENTION PROGRAM
th
1300 17 St.
(661) 636-4000
The Early Intervention Program is to provide additional
instructional resources to help students who are performing
below grade level obtain the necessary academic skills to
reach grade level performance in the shortest possible time.
KERN COUNTY NETWORK FOR CHILDREN
th
1300 17 St. (Mail)
th
1212 18 St. (Physical)
661.636.4488
Created in 1992, the Kern County Network for Children
(KCNC) harnesses the power of community action in
meeting the critical needs of Kern County's children and
families. KCNC takes pride in assisting local community
collaborative and family service agencies serving children 35 years in developing integrated service delivery models to
help identify and address the most critical children’s issues in
Kern County.
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1130 17th St.
(661) 636-4550
FAX (661) 636-4565
SUPPORT GROUPS
ACTION FAMILY COUNSELING
Bakersfield SLE
407 Helen Way
(661) 832-3098
Fax: (661) 832-3020
KERN AUTISM NETWORK (KAN )-AUTISIM SOCIETY
CHAPTER
8200 Stockdale Hwy M-10 #171
(661) 588-4235
FAX: (661)588-4235
www.kernautism.org
Provides support, awareness, information and education to
families, professionals and the public throughout Kern
County
Bakersfield IOP
3801 Buck Owens Blvd., Ste. #105
(661) 325-4357
Fax: (661) 325-4345
Contact Info-Intake: (661) 705-5903
KERN BRIDGES YOUTH HOMES
1321 Stine Rd.
(661) 396-2301
www.kernbridges.com
KBYH offers an adoption support group every second
Tuesday of the month from 6:00-8:00pm and includes
dinner and childcare. All families, whether they are just
starting their foster/adoption journey or are seasoned
veterans, are welcome to attend.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS – CENTRAL OFFIE
th
925 17 St.
(760) 375-5445
(661) 322-4025
FAX (661) 322-4026
Daily Meetings: Alanon/Alateen family groups.
th
1921 19 St.
(661) 322-0931
FAX (661) 322-2916
(800) 273-7713 toll free
Guided support group for parents of sexually molested
children, no child care, no fees.
KINSHIP SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM
3628 Stockdale Highway
(661) 322-1021
The Kinship Support Services Program provides supportive
services to kinship caregiver and children to help
strengthen their families and to provide opportunities for
success. Services include; Guardianship Assistance, Case
Management, Individual Family and Group Counseling, and
Support Groups.
ASPIRA NET
1001 Tower Way, Ste. 250
(661) 323-1233
BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUPS MERCY
HOSPITAL
(CATHOLIC HEALTHCARE WEST)
2215 Truxtun Ave.
(661) 632-5000
KOINONIA FAMILY SERVICES
4600 American Ave., East Ste. 101
(661) 833-4483
Offers adoption family support group.
OPTIMAL HOSPICE
4600 Stockdale Hwy., Ste. 120
(661) 716-4000
Bereavement groups for adults and youth. No fee for
services .
Adult Classes: Tues 10:00 am – 11:30 am at the above
location. Children Classes: Tues 6:00 pm located at the
Church across the street.
CENTRAL CAL TYPE ONE
[email protected]
KINSHIP SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM
(See Kinship Support Services Program)
HOFFMAN HOSPICE
8501 Brimhall Rd., Ste. 100
(661) 410-1010
Bereavement groups for adults and youth and services for
terminally ill. All costs covered by Medi-Cal or Medicare.
Adult Classes:Tues 6pm & Thurs 10:00am
Children Classes: Thurs 5:30pm
SAN JOAQUIN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL BURN UNIT
2615 Chester Ave.
(661) 869-6507
Burn Unit offer support group for adults, children and
families every first Monday of the month from 5:30pm7:30pm in the SJCH basement. Call for more information.
5251 Office Park Dr. #200
(661) 325-1063
FAX (661) 325-6702
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TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
AMTRAK: 1-800-USA-RAIL
BUS TO AMTRAK TRAIN STATION IN:
Bakersfield
Mojave
Tehachapi- stops
5251 Office Park Dr. #200
(661) 325-1063
FAX (661) 325-6702
(We are able to refer you to the appropriate agency.)
ARVIN TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT
Arvin/Lamont area only
(661) 854-3139
DELANO AREA REGIONAL TRANSIT (DART)
(800) 560-1733
DIAL-A-RIDE
Delano
Lamont Area
Shafter
Taft
Wasco
(661) 721-3333
(800) 881-5787
(661) 746-2955
(661) 763-3822
(661) 758-7222
GET-A-LIFT
Disabled service
(661) 869-6363
Reservations can be scheduled daily from 8am- 5pm.
GOLDEN EMPIRE TRANSIT (GET)
Bus schedule information
Nov. 2014
(661) 869-2438
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KERN COUNTY REGIONAL TRANSIT
outside Bakersfield Toll Free
Bakersfield
Rosamond
(800) 881-5787
(800) 560-1733
(800) 323-2396
RIDGE-RUNNER AREA TRANSIT
(760) 499-5040
TAFT SUB-STATION
315 N. Lincoln St.
Taft, CA 93268
WESTSIDE REGIONAL TRANSIT
2700 M Street, Suite 400
(661) 763-8550
(661) 862-8850
1-800-560-1733
Will Bowman
SUBJECT INDEX TO
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Community Resources –General
After School Programs
Ace Advanced Center for Eye Care
Aging and Adult Services-Kern County
B-Glad
Burke, Dan M.T.F.
Buttonwillow Community Resource Center
Center of the Blind and Visually Impaired
Clinica Sierra Vista-East Kern
Community Action Partnership of Kern
Community Action Partnership of Kern Financial Education Programs
Department of Motor Vehicles
Desert Area Resources & Training (DART)
Employment Development Department
Epilepsy Society of Kern County
Friends Outside of Kern County/Department
- of Corrections
Garden Pathways
Clinic
Homeless Health Care Services
Housing Authority of the County of Kern
Independent Living Center of Kern County
Indian Wells Valley Family Resource Center
Jesus Shack, Inc.
Kern Co. Department of Human Services
Kern Co. Library
Kern Co. Mental Health Department –
Kern Linkages Program
Kern Co. Mental Health Department – Mary
K. Shell Center
Kern Co. Mental Health-Taft
Kern County Truancy Reduction Program
Kern Lifeline Project
Kern Regional Center
Mexican American Opportunity Foundation
Multipurpose Senior Service Program
(MSSP) - Adult Protective Services
Mountain Communities Family Resource
Center
NAPD – New Advances for People with Disabilities
North of the River Recreation & Park District
Old Town Kern Community Health Center
Parent Project- Kern County Supt. of
Schools
Shafter Youth Center
Social Security Administration
Society for Disabled Children
Special Olympics-Kern County
Bakersfield Police Activity League (PAL)
Boys and Girls Club of Kern County
Friendship House
Kern County Sherriff’s Activities League
(SAL)
Anger Management
ALBA Counseling Center, Inc.
ASI
Bakersfield Adult School - Lerdo ONLY
Center for Personal Growth
Center for Positive Growth
Community Service Organization
Garden Pathways
Hearthstone
S&T Professional Group
Will Bowman
Women of Worth
Y-Empowerment, Inc.
Child Care Services
Bakersfield City Schools
Caring Corner Daycare - Medically Fragile
Community Connection for Child Care
Full Circle Support
Garden Pathways Downtown
Kernville Union School District
The Jasmine Nyree Day Center
Weldon State Preschool
Children’s Counseling Services
College Community Services-Children
Henrietta Weill Memorial Child GuidanceClinic
Kern County Mental Health Department–
Out-patient Services
Good Samaritan
NE Therapy Clinic
Child Neglect/Endangerment 52-Week
Program
Alba Counseling
Center
Legacy Behavioral Services (*See Listing)
Nov. 2014
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Superior Court
Teen Reach Out Against Drugs (ROAD)
Terrio Aquatic Center
Utilities Assistance Program
VITA Tax Preparation 2-1-1
Voter Registration
Wendale Davis Foundation
Westside Ministerial Association
Camelot Park Family Entertainment
Kern County Museum
McMurtrey Aquatic Center
Murray Family Farms
North of the River Recreation and Park
Robobank Arena Theater & Convention Center
Rollerama
Skateland Inc.
Westside Recreations & Park District
Domestic Violence-Victims
ASI Counseling
The Mission of Kern
Food/Clothing/Shelter Assistance
Bakersfield Homeless Center
Bakersfield Pregnancy Center
California Universal Lifeline
Commodities (Food Distribution)
Community Christian Fellowship
Community Connection for Child Care
(CCCC)
Delano Community Connection Center
Family Resource Centers-see listing
Community Connections
Food Bank Helpline
Food Pantry
Friendship House
God’s Storehouse
Golden Empire Gleaners
Helping Hand Ministries
Home Emergency Assistance Program
Homeless Shelters
Hope Center
High Desert Women’s Center
Kern County Fair Housing Department
Laborers of the Harvest
Love Inc.
PG&E
Saint Vincent de Paul
Salvation Army
Sharing and Caring
Smarter Energy Line
Taft Needs Center
The Mission of Kern
Valley Catholic Charities
WIC
Domestic Violence- Perpetrator
Alba Counseling Center, Inc.
ASI Counseling
Garden Pathways
Will Bowman
Education Services
Alternative Education
Bakersfield College
Career Services Center
Kern County ROP-Vocational Training
Mercy Learning Center
Mountain Pathways
Regional Occupational Center (ROC)
WESTEC
Westside Regional Occupational Program
Employment/Job Search Services
America’s Job Center
(Formerly Career Services Centers)
DHS Job first Center
Gang Prevention Services
Community Action Partnership of
Kern/Stop- the Violence
Faith in Action Kern County
Garden Pathways
Kern County Department of Human
Services
Kern County Superintendent of Schools
Kern County Teen Challenge
New Life Recovery & Training Center
Stay Focused Ministries
Alliance against Family Violence
Alta Vida Counseling
Bowman, Will
Martinez, Diane LCSW
Family Recreational Services
Bakersfield City Parks & Recreation
Bakersfield Ice Sports Center
California Living Museum (CALM)
Nov. 2014
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Kern Co. Department of Human Services
Kern County Department of Public Health
Kern Co Superintendent of Schools/Early
Intervention
Kern Regional Center
Kern Indian Education Program
Mastering Abilities Riding Equines(M.A.R.E.)
Maternal Child Outreach Program (MCOP)
Hotlines, Helplines and Referrals
Adult Protective Services
AIDS/HIV Hotline
Alcoholics Anonymous
Alzheimer’s Disease Association of KC
Amber Alert
American Cancer Society
American Diabetes Association
American Heart Association
Bakersfield Assoc. Retarded Citizens
Bakersfield Children and Adults with
ADD
Bakersfield Crisis Pregnancy Center
Battered Women’s Hotline
California Youth Crisis Line
Centers for Disease Control
Department of Corrections Visitor’s Hotline
Drug and Alcohol Crisis Hotline
EBT Card Helpline
Food Bank Helpline
Hoffman Hospice of the Valley
Jamison Children’s Center
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Kern Autism Network
Kern County Help Line
Kern County Lead Poisoning Prevention
Program
Kern County Mental Health Department
Kern Lifeline Project (AIDS)
Migrant Education Hotline
Muscular Dystrophy Association
Narcotics Anonymous Information Line
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
Nat. Cntr for Missing and Exploited Children
National Domestic Violence Hotline
National Multiple Sclerosis of Kern County
National Runaway Switchboard
Optimal Hospice Care
Rape Crisis Hotline
Sexually Transmitted Diseases Hotline
Society for Disabled Children
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome(SIDS) Support
Teen Challenge Hotline
Warmline Parenting Services
Women’s Shelter Network
NAPD New Advances for People with Disabilities
Partners in Print
Ruggenberg Career Center
Special Supplemental Food Program (WIC)
Tribal TANF, Owens Valley Career Development Center
Legal Services
American Civil Liberties Union
California Immigrant Policy Center
California Rural Legal Assistance
Child Support Services
Consumer Credit Counseling of Kern & Tulare
East Kern Municipal Court
Family Lay Facilitator
Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance
Indigent Defense Program (IDP) of Kern County
Kern County Probation Department
La Raza (immigration law)
Legal Help Clinic
Mexican-American Legal – Defense/
Education Fund
NAACP Legal Defense and Education
Medical Clinic/Pregnancy Care
Bakersfield Crisis Pregnancy Center
Bakersfield Memorial Hospital
Clinica Sierra Vista-Bakersfield
Clinica Sierra Vista-East Bakersfield
Clinica Sierra Vista-McFarland
Clinica Sierra Vista-Lamont
Family Life Pregnancy Center
Family Planning Associates
Comprehensive Blood & Cancer Center
Delano Regional
Good Samaritan
High Desert Outpatient Health System
Kern County Department of Public Health
Kern County Mental Health Department —
Kern Medical Center (KMC)
Kern River Health Center
Kern Valley Health Care
Kern Valley Hospital Rural Health Clinic
Kern Valley Medical Center
Lamont Community Health Center
Mercy Hospitals of Bakersfield
Omni Health Clinics
Planned Parenthood
Sagebrush Family Clinic
Infant and Child Services
Bak. College Child Development Centers
B-GLAD
Black Infant Health
California Children’s Services (CCS)
California Search and Serve
East Bakersfield Community Health Center
Garden Pathways Downtown
Educational Center - Preschool & Infant
Care
Head Start Program-(CAPK)
Hearts Connection Resource Center
Nov. 2014
Fund
Public Defender’s Office
Superior Court
Victim/Witness Assistance
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San Joaquin Community Hospital
Tehachapi Valley Hospital
Tehachapi Family Health Center-Mojave
Westside Urgent Care
Substance Abuse Services – Dept.
Approved
Native American Indian Resources
American Indian Health Project
Bakersfield
Kern Indian Education
Tribal-TANF, Owens Valley Economic Development Corp. (OVEDC)
Bakersfield
Tribes in Kern Chumash Council of
Bakersfield
Kawaiisu Tribe of Tejon
Kern Valley Indian Community
Satellite Community Cherokee Nation
Parenting-Neglect
Alba Counseling
Bakersfield Recovery Services Inc., DBA
Clinica Sierra Vista
Hearthstone Community Services
Indian Wells Valley Family Resource
Kern River Valley Family Resource
Center
North of the River Recreation & Park
District Neighborhoods for Learning
Shafter Healthy Start
The Mission of Kern
West Side Community Resource Center
Will Bowman
Clinic
Pregnant Teen Services
Adolescent Family Life Program-Clinica Sierra
Vista
Bakersfield Pregnancy Center
Cal-SAFE
Community Action Partnership (CAPK) —
Kern Parent Child Center
Family Life Pregnancy Center
Pathfinder Guidance Center
Nov. 2014
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(Formally known as Jason’s Retreat)
College Community Health Services
Good Samaritan Hospital Southwest
Kern County Mental Health Department
Turning Point/ Kennemer Center
Westcare
*Kern County Mental Health ProvidersResidential
(multiple sites)
Kern County Hispanic Commission- Casa
Westcare
*Kern County Mental Health-Sober Living
Awakening Sober Living- Men Only
(multiple sites)
Cottage of Hope and Gratitude
Freedom House - Men & Women
Isaiah’s Sober Living Home – Men ONLY
Operation Fresh Start
- Men ONLY
Positive Visions for Men
Safe Haven Recovery
Serene House – Women ONLY
The Light House Sober Living – Men ONLY
Women of Worth
*California Department of Alcohol and Drug
Programs Certified
Action Family Counseling, Inc.
Bakersfield Recovery Services Capistrano
Community - Women ONLY
Pathfinder Guidance Center
Professional Group
Serene House - Women ONLY
Westcare
Women of Worth
Superintendent of Schools—Kern County
Kern County Consortium Special
Education - Local Plan Area (SELPA)
Kern County Network for Children
Kern County Superintendent of Schools
- Preschool
Kern County Superintendent of
Schools/Early Intervention Program
Support Groups
Action Family Counseling
Alcoholics Anonymous
Aspira Net
Breast Cancer Support Groups Mercy
Hospital (Catholic Healthcare West)
Central Cal Type One
Henrietta Weill Memorial Child
Hoffman Hospice
Kern Autism Network (KAN)
Kern Bridges Youth Homes
Kinship Support Services Program
Koinonia Family Services
Optimal Hospice
San Joaquin Community Hospital-Burn Unit
Transportation Services
Amtrak
Arvin Transportation Department
Delano Area Regional Transit (DART)
Dial-A-Ride
Get-A-Lift
Golden Empire Transit (GET)
Kern County Regional Transit
Ridgecrest Area Transit
Taft Sub-Station
Westside Regional Transit
Nov. 2014
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SUBSTANCE ABUSE SYSTEM OF CARE
TREATMENT LEVELS (02/02/2010)
LEVEL
1
2
3
Nov. 2014
DURATION
6 Months
Up to
3 Months
6 Months
ELIGIBILITY
Individuals with
no significant
history of alcohol
or other drug
(AOD) use or
incarceration.
A pre-treatment
program for
individuals
demonstrating a
significant AOD
use history and
need for
treatment, but
indicating a low
level of
motivation and
receptiveness to
treatment.
Individuals
demonstrating a
significant history
of AOD use and
a moderate to
high level of
treatment
readiness.
Individuals have
a relatively
stable and AODfree living
situation.
TREATMENT
GOALS
SERVICES PROVIDED
1. Individual interview for assessment
and treatment planning.
2. Individual counseling at mid-point
to review progress.
3. Individual counseling at discharge
to develop discharge plan.
4. 12 hours of group AOD education,
to include information about effects
of use of self and family; the
addiction process and progression;
alternatives to use; and personal
consequences of use.
5. 36 hours of group counseling.
6. *Drug testing at client expense.
7. Attend a minimum of 6 self-help
meetings.
1. Individual interview for assessment
and treatment planning.
2. Individual counseling once a week.
3. 24 group counseling/education
sessions (90 minutes each). Client
to attend 2 group sessions per
week with a focus on denial
management and motivational
enhancement.
4. Attend a minimum of 3 self-help
meetings.
5. *Drug testing at client expense.
6. Referral to appropriate treatment
level.
1. A minimum of one (1) individual
session for assessment and
treatment planning;
2. Individual counseling sessions no
less often than once per month;
3. A minimum of one (1) individual
session at discharge for the
purpose of discharge planning;
4. Group counseling sessions at a
rate of three (3) per week for two
(2) months followed by two (2) per
week for the next two (2) months,
5. Advance treatment group services
for two (2) months, at a rate of one
(1) group per week, with a focus on
relapse prevention and
discharge/transitional planning;
6. Attendance at a minimum of twelve
(12) self-help meetings;
7. *Drug testing at the client’s
expense; and
8. Assistance with vocational and
literacy development as
appropriate.
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1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Client will examine and
articulate negative
consequences of AOD
use.
Client will articulate a
plan to eliminate or
reduce those
consequences.
Client will refrain from
AOD use during the
length of the program.
Client will gain skills
necessary to continue
the gains made.
Client will recognize and
articulate negative
consequences of AOD
use.
Client will progress
along the “stages of
change” continuum, i.e.,
from “contemplation to
action.”
Client will demonstrate
readiness to progress to
more intense treatment.
an understanding of
factors that have
contributed to AOD use.
an ability to deal with
daily stressors without
the use of AOD.
Client will become
engaged in fulfilling
activities that support
recovery.
a commitment to
abstinence.
EVEL
DURATION
4
8 Months
45 Days
(Average)†
5
6
8 to 12 months
(As necessary)
ELIGIBILITY
Individuals who
demonstrate a
significant history
of drug and/or
alcohol use,
including recent
use severe enough
to require
detoxification.
Individuals who
qualify for this level
of service may also
be in need of a
stable, drug-free
environment with
moderate
supervision.
Same as Level 4,
except that these
individuals will
demonstrate a
need for a highly
structured and
supervised living
environment.
Developmentally
disabled
individuals who
are referred for
outpatient
services under
SACPA. Each
individual must
complete at least
two, four-month
open-entry
cycles to
complete the
program.
SERVICES PROVIDED
TREATMENT GOALS
1. Detoxification may be offered as needed;
2. Sober Living Environment for up to three (3)
months may be offered as optional services
when available;
3. Group counseling at a rate of four (4) per
week: one (1) group daily for the first three (3)
months, followed by an additional three (3)
months of three (3) groups per week;
4. A minimum of one (1) individual session for
assessment and treatment planning;
5. Individual counseling at a rate of one (1) per
week to occur on a non-group day so that the
client attends the program five (5) days per
week, for the fist three (3) months, followed by
one (1) per month in the last three (3) months;
6. A minimum of one (1) individual counseling
session for the purpose of discharge planning;
7. Attendance at a minimum of twenty-four (24)
self-help meetings,
8. Two (2) months of advanced treatment,
consisting of one (1) group session per week,
focusing on relapse prevention;
9. Assistance with vocational and literacy needs;
and
10. The Department will pay for drug testing at the
Office of the District Attorney’s Crime
Laboratory for the first ninety (90) days, and
the client shall pay for drug testing thereafter.”
1.
1.
1.
2.
3.
Individual interview for assessment and
treatment planning.
Residential treatment, including detoxification,
if needed.
Upon stabilization, client will transition into
services at Level 4, after provider
assessment of client progress.
1. One individual, one skills building group and one
group counseling session (each) per week.
2. Attend a minimum of three self-help meetings.
2.
3.
4.
2.
Client will demonstrate an
understanding of factors that
have contributed to AOD use.
Client will demonstrate an
ability to deal with daily
stressors without the use of
AOD.
Client will become engaged in
fulfilling activities that support
recovery.
Client will demonstrate a
commitment to abstinence.
Client will acquire a period of
abstinence and stability, and
will facilitate the ability to
participate in an intensive
outpatient treatment program.
Client will demonstrate a
commitment to abstinence.
1. Recognize, understand and
verbalize the disease concept of
alcohol and drug use.
2.
Develop new social supports
and participate in alcohol and
3. Additional services include social recreation
activities, family support groups and higher
education and employment counseling and
referrals.
drug free activities.
3.
Develop, understand and
verbalize new coping skills and
strategies that promote
sobriety.
4. Understand and verbalize how
the use of drugs and alcohol
affects areas of functioning.
5. Develop skills for maintaining
sobriety.
*
County will pay for drug testing during the first thirty days of program participation for SACPA clients.
**
County will pay for drug testing for SACPA clients until the Probation Officer determines the client’s
ability to pay for it.
†
Eligibility for Perinatal-enhanced Drug/MediCal Residential Treatment Services continues as long as the
resident is eligible for those services. Eligibility begins at pregnancy and continues until the end of the
second month after the end of the pregnancy.
Revision: November 2012
Nov. 2014
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