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Community Resource ListCreated by San Diego Unified School District’s Suicide PreventionEducation Awareness and Knowledge (SPEAK) program at theMental Health Resource Center with assistance from District’s Departmentof Children and Youth in Transition.2013/2014

Page 2 of 17Alcohol/Drug Abuse Resources:Al-Anon & Alateenwww.alanonsandiego.orgAlcoholics Anonymous (AA)www.aasd.orgAurora Behavioral Health Carewww.sandiego.aurorabehavioral.comMarijuana Anonymouswww.marijuana-anonymous.orgMcAllister Institutewww.themcalisterinstitute.com(619) 296-2666Meetings at various locations; call or visitwebsite for more information.11878 Avenue of Industry San Diego, CA 92128(619) 265-8762 Central(760) 758-2514 North(858) 487-3200Meetings at various locations; call or visitwebsite for more information.1365 N. Johnson Ave., Ste 111 El Cajon,CA 92020Sliding fee scale; for all ages.(800) 766-6779Narcotics Anonymous- San Diegowww.sandiegona.orgPalavra Treewww.palavratree.orgPhoenix House of San Diegowww.phoenixhouse.orgSouth Bay TRCwww.themcalisterinstitute.comTeen Optionswww.sdyouthservices.orgTeen Recovery Program-McAllisterInstituteFocal Point Recovery Centerwww.focalpointrecoverycenter.com1212 S 43rd St. San Diego, CA 92113For adolescents.Descanso, CA(619) 442-0277(619) 584-1007(619) 546-0774 Spanish(800) 479-0062(619-263-7768(888) 286-50272429 Fenton St. Chula Vista. CA 91914(619) 482-9300For teens ages 12-17 (including pregnant teens).(619) 521-22507867 Convoy Ct. Ste 302. San Diego, CA 92111For teens ages 12-17.220 N. Euclid Ave. Suite 120, San Diego, CA92114(858) 277-4633(619) 263-6663County Mental Health Clinics (Must have insurance or medi-cal)East County San Diego1000 Broadway St. Suite 210 El Cajon, CA 92021(619) 401-5500North Central San Diego1250 Morena Blvd. San Diego, CA 92110(619) 692-8750North Coastal San Diego1701 Mission Ave. Oceanside, CA 92058(760) 967-4475Southeast County San Diego3177 Ocean View Blvd. San Diego, CA 92113(619) 595-4400Information and referrals for communityagencies that provide health and humanservices.24 hour County suicide hotline24 hour support2-1-124 hour hotline(800) 344-6000 or(858) 560-2191(619) 209-4682Crisis Hotlines211www.211sandiego.org orwww.informasandiego.orgAccess and Crisis LineCalifornia Youth Crisis Hotlinewww.youthcrisisline.orgChild Protective ServicesCourage to Call24 hour hotline for active or former militaryhttp://www.mhsinc.org/courage-to-call members and their families and loved ones.Emergency Screening Unit730 Medical Center Ct. Chula Vista, CA 9191124 hour emergency room, hospital admissionfor youth only.(800) 724-7240(800) 843-5200(619) 421-6900Revised 8/15/2012

Human Trafficking HotlineMilitary Onesourcewww.militaryonesource.comNational Suicide c Emergency Response Team(PERT)- Community ResearchFoundationSan Diego County Domestic Violence24 hour hotline24 hour crisis hotline for soldiers and militaryfamilies.24 hour national suicide hotlineSuicide Hotline (Spanish)Text Telephone Suicide HotlineTrevor Projectwww.thetrevorproject.orgSuicide help in SpanishSuicide help for hearing impaired24 hour suicide hotline for lesbian, gay,bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth.24 hour emergency psychiatric assistance1094 Cudahy Pl. Suite 314 San Diego, CA 9211024 hour hotlinePage 3 of 17(888) 373-7888(800) 342-9647(800) 273-TALK(800-273-8255)Call 911, ask for PERT(888) 7HELPLINE(1-888-749-5754)1-800-273-TALK 21-800-799-4TTY(866) 4-U-TREVOR(1-866-488-7386)Crisis Residential Programs (For mental health or drug/alcohol treatment)Halcyon Center- Community orgIsis Center- Community orgJary Barreto Center- CommunityResearch Foundationwww.communityresearchfoundation.orgNew Vistas- Community orgTurning Point Centerwww.communityresearchfoundation.orgVista Balboawww.communityresearchfoundation.org1664 Broadway El Cajon, CA 92021Short term acute residential treatment(START) for any individuals suffering from apsychiatric crisis; call to make referral.892 27th St. San Diego, CA 92154Short term acute residential treatment(START) for any individuals suffering from apsychiatric crisis; call to make referral.2865 Logan Ave. San Diego, CA 92113Short term acute residential treatment(START) for any individuals suffering from apsychiatric crisis; call to make referral.734 10th Ave. San Diego, CA 92101Short term acute residential treatment(START) for any individuals suffering from apsychiatric crisis; call to make referral.1738 South Tremont St. Oceanside, CA 92054(619) 579-8685545 Laurel St. San Diego, CA 92101Adult short-term residential treatment.(619) 233-4399(619) 575-4687(619) 232-4357(619) 239-4663(760) 439-2800Domestic Violence SheltersCenter for Community SolutionsProject Safehousewww.ccssd.orgCommunity Resource Centerwww.communityresourcecenter.orgEl Nido Transitional Living ProgramEpiscopal Community Serviceswww.ecscalifornia.orgSouth Bay Community Services Shelterwww.southbaycommunityservices.org(888) 385-4657Hotline and shelter.(877) 633-1112Transitional housing; non-emergency.(619) 563-9878Non-emergency housing.(619) 523-6060 or(619) 228-2800(619) 420-3620Emergency and transitional housing.Revised 8/15/2012

YWCAwww.ywcasandiego.orgHotline and emergency and transitionalhousing.Page 4 of 17(619) 234-3164 Hotline(619) 239-0355Homelessness, Food & Clothing Resources: (some services are seasonal; you can also call 211 for availability)Alpha Project for the Homelesswww.alphaproject.orgAmerican Red Cross(WIC program)Bayside Community Centerwww.baysidecc.orgCatholic Charities- Rachel’s Day Centerwww.ccdsd.orgCatholic Charities- Rachel’s NightShelterwww.ccdsd.orgCatholic Charities- Emergency Services292 Euclid Ave Ste225 San Diego, CA 92114(619) 542-1877: KarenPucci, Program managerof the winter shelter(800) 500-64112020 Comstock St. San Diego, CA 92171Emergency food services.For women over 18.(858) 278-0771 ext. 3001Services for females age 18 and older.(619) 696-0873Short-term case management services includefood, clothing, shelter referral, transportationassistance, etc.(619) 231-2828Catholic Charities- Food ResourceCenters(619) 696-0873(619) 231-2828Downtown(619) 286-1100- Mid City(760) 353-6823El CentroCinderella’s Atticwww.cinderellasattic.orgFree formal wear available for high schoolstudents’ prom or homecoming dances.CrossroadsLindadig@cox.net33rd and Meable El Cajon, CAFood pantry (Thursdays/Fridays) ; ranges from .50- 20 per bag or portion.(619) 283-3066Environmental Health(619) 338-2222Episcopal Community Serviceswww.ecscalifornia.orgHand up- Jewish Family Serviceswww.jfssd.org(619) 228-2800Food for low-income & homeless individualsand families. Also provides youth volunteeropportunities. Located at St. Paul’s’ Cathedral.(858) 637-3000 or(858) 637-3088Home Start-Emergency Assistance5296 University Ave. Ste F2 San Diego, CA 92115 (619) 229-3660Interfaith Shelter Networkwww.interfaithshelter.orgPresbyterian Urban Ministries1880 Third Ave. #12 San Diego, CA 92101Seasonal shelter services.Emergency food & clothing.(619) 702-5399Mama’s Kitchenwww.mamaskitchen.org4083 30th St. San Diego, CA 92104Free meal delivery/pantry for San Diegoresidents who are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS orcancer (any age).(619) 233-6262McAllister Institute-HOPE (HomelessOutreach Program East)www.themcalisterinstitute.com(619) 232-2753(619) 442-0277 ext.141Revised 8/15/2012

My Sister’s Closetwww.mygirlfriendscloset.infoPrincess Projectwww.princessproject.orgSalvation Armywww.usw.salvationarmy.orgSan Diego Food Bankwww.sandiegofoodbank.orgSan Diego Rescue Missionwww.sdrescue.orgSan Diego Unified School DistrictServices for homeless k/browse.asp?a 383&BMDRN 2000&BCOB 0&c 67386&NodeID 4279&2045109259453747Nav 4279 &NodeID 4279San Diego Youth Services- TheStorefrontwww.sdyouthservices.orgSHARE- Greater Apostolic Faithwww.newgaftc.orgStandUp for Kids- San Diegowww.standupforkids.orgSouth Bay Community Services- CasaNueva Vidawww.southbaycommunityservices.orgSt. Vincent De Paul Villagewww.svdpv.orgYWCAwww.ywcasandiego.orgAttn: Sandy Silverman600 B Street, Suite 2350 San Diego, CA 92101Provides free clothing to teen girls. No one isturned away.Free formal wear available for high schoolstudents’ prom or homecoming dances.Multiple locations.Among the many programs offered, the Food4 Kids Backpack Program provides food tochronically hungry elementary school studentsfrom low-income households who are at risk ofhunger over the weekend when free schoolmeals are unavailable.558 N 2nd St. El Cajon, CA 92021Food programs as well as emergency andresidential programs for men, women, andchildren.Our district ensures that homeless studentsand their families know their legal rights toreceive services.Page 5 of 17(619) 884-0844(858) 279-1100 or(619) 269-1500(866) 350-FOOD(866-350-3663)(619) 687-3720(619) 725-7326Emergency shelter for runaway, homeless, and“street” youth ages 12-17. Can access serviceswith or without a referral.(619) 325-3527138 28th St San Diego, CA 92102(619) 232-2718 or(619) 232-3224(619) 237-54373401 Adams Avenue Ste. A PMB# 116San Diego, CA 92116A drop in center for homeless and runawayteens.430 F St. Chula Vista, CA 91910Short term housing for homeless families andchildren. Long term affordable housing,financial assistance and employmentassistance.1501 Imperial Ave. San Diego, CA 92101Short, long term and permanent housing.Some food resources (serve lunch daily).1012 C St. San Diego, CA 92101Residential shelter and job assistance.(619) 420-3620 or(619) 426-2350(619) 446-2100(619) 239-0355Revised 8/15/2012

Page 6 of 17Hospitals with Emergency Psychiatric FacilitiesAurora Behavioral Health Carewww.sandiego.aurorabehavioral.comEmergency Screening Unit24 hour emergency room, hospitaladmission for youth onlyParadise Valley Hospital11878 Avenue of Industry San Diego, CA 92128(858) 675-4228730 Medical Center Ct. Chula Vista, CA 91911(619) 421-69002400 East Fourth St. National City, CA 91950(619) 470-4321Rady Children’s Hospital - BehavioralCrisis Center3605 Vista Way Suite 258 Oceanside, CA 92056Crisis assessment and referral services forchildren with no health insurance with a socialsecurity number or medi-cal.(760) 730-5900Scripps Mercy Hospital4077 Fifth Ave. San Diego, CA 92103(619) 294-8111Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital7850 Vista Hill Ave. San Diego, CA 92123(858) 278-4110University of California San DiegoChild and Adolescent PsychiatryService (CAPS)Veterans Administration Hospital6535 Alvarado Rd. San Diego, CA 92120(858) 534-37553350 La Jolla Village Dr. San Diego, CA 92161(858) 552-8585Asylum and undocumented domestic violenceservices. No charge for legal services.349 Cedar St. San Diego, CA 92101(619) 231-7788Legal Assistance:Casa Cornelia Law Centerwww.casacornelia.orgCatholic Charitieswww.ccdsd.org4575 B Mission Gorge Pl. San Diego, CA 92120Center for Community Solutions-LegalClinicwww.ccssd.orgEmployee Rights Center/Labor CouncilFamily Justice Centerwww.familyjusticecenter.comImmigrant Lawyer Searchwww.ailalawyer.comLegal Aid Society (LASSD)www.lassd.orgMultiple locations.For legal services related to domestic violence,sexual assault, or elder abuse. Spanishspeaking.4265 Fairmount Ave. Suite 210 San Diego, CA92108Immigration. Tenant rights, wage claims,unemployment appeals; fees vary.1122 Broadway St. 2nd floor San Diego, CA 92101Domestic violence and elder abuse; no fees.For anyone who has a 3/30/60/90 day notice;they negotiate with landlords and even if ahousehold is not eligible for HPRP, they may beable to help them work out a payment plan tokeep the family in the unit. Also help withfamily disputes, health benefits, and disabilitysupport.(619) 231-2828(619) 231-2828 x 310Adoption services(619) 287-9454Refugee services(619) 287-1270Immigration services(760) 798-2835 SanMarcos(619) 697-7477 La Mesa(619) 521-1372(619) 533-6000(866) 933-HOPE(877) 534-2524 SouthRevised 8/15/2012