New List of Providers - External - Homeless Shelter Info

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5	Catalyst - Program	619.481.3790	https://www.kickstartsd.org/catalyst-assertive-community-treatment/	Ages 16-25 with a serious mental illness, who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
6	Center Star Act - Program	(619) 521-1743	https://www.mhsinc.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Center-Star-ACT-Brochure-2014_web.pdf	24-hour community-based treatment for individuals with a criminal justice background who have been diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness.
7	CEO - Center for Employment Opportunities	619-684-4810	https://ceoworks.org/our-offices/san-diego/	Criminal records, over 18 years of age. Re-entry services. Employment.
8	Episcopal Community Services - CERRC	619-597-7335
9	CRASH - Short Term I and II	(619) 233-8054	http://www.crashinc.org/	Alcohol and other drug abuse prevention and rehabilitation by providing short-term and long-term residential treatment, day treatment, outpatient recovery services and community education.
10	Christies Place	619.702.4186	http://www.christiesplace.org/	Women, children, families and individuals whose lives have been impacted by HIV/AIDS to take charge of their health and well-being.
11	Dreams for Change	(619) 497-0236	http://www.dreamsforchange.org/	Safe parking program, Fresh Food program, employment training, financial management and literacy for all demographics.
12	East Cty Mental Health- Clinic	(619) 401-5500	https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/hhsa/facilities/east/east_county_mental_health_clinic.html	Mental health services for East County.
13	Exodus Recovery	310-945-3350	https://www.exodusrecovery.com/	Psychiatric and chemical dependency treatment services.
14	Episcopal Community Services - Friend to Friend	619.228.2800	http://www.ecscalifornia.org/	Homeless adults over the age of 18 diagnosed with a serious mental health condition, including those with co-occurring substance use disorders.
15	Family Health Centers of San Diego	619-515-2477	www.fhcsd.org	FHCSD’s Healthcare for the Homeless Program reduces barriers and increases access to quality health care to those experiencing homelessness by providing primary and emergency medical services. The program also provides dental, vision, mental health, substance use disorder and case management services.
16	Father Joe's Villages	619-233-8500	https://my.neighbor.org/	Main campus, St. Vincent de Paul Village, in downtown, is a transitional housing program that offers other services geared toward building life skills and assisting with employment.
17	GEO Reentry Services
18	Heartland Wellness Recovery Center	(619) 440-5133	http://www.comresearch.org/serviceDetails.php?id=Ng==	Adults 18 and older who have serious mental illness, as well as individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance disorders.
19	Downtown/IMPACT	(619) 398-2156	http://www.comresearch.org/serviceDetails.php?id=Mw==	Clients diagnosed with a serious mental illness, as well as individuals with co-occurring, mental health and substance disorders.
20	Interfaith Shelter Network	(619) 702-5399	http://interfaithshelter.org/case-management/	Open to those who are clean and sober, free of severe mental illness and willing and able to work on a plan to end their homelessness.
21	Jewish Family Services	858-637-3373	http://secure.jfssd.org/site/PageServer?pagename=programs_crisis_safe_parking	The Safe Parking Program provides a welcoming environment, meaningful resources and tools, and dignified support to help families stabilize and transition back into permanent housing.
22	LGBT Community Center	619-692-2077	http://www.thecentersd.org/	LGBT community, including men, women, youth, seniors, families, LGBT Latino community members and their families, and those living with HIV.
23	McAlister Institute - South Bay Regional Recovery Center	619-691-8164	www.mcalisterinc.org	McAlister Institute’s South Bay Regional Recovery is an outpatient program for adults struggling with substance abuse and other drug-related problems, including co-occurring mental health issues. Wraparound services include assessment, treatment planning, individual and group counseling, case management and care coordination, mental health counseling, vocational training, re-entry assistance, ongoing recovery support services, and extensive linkages to community resources. A sliding fee scale is utilized to ensure no one is denied services due to inability to pay.
24	MHS - SIP	(619) 523-8121	https://www.mhsinc.org/listing/serial-inebriate-program-sip-2/	Individuals deemed chronic inebriates treatment in lieu of custody.
25	MHS - EC Center for Change	(619) 291-1881	https://www.mhsinc.org/listing/east-county-center-for-change-2/	The case management and treatment provider for San Diego’s East County Division Adult Drug Court.
26	MHS - ACTION CENTRAL	(619) 287-8225	https://www.mhsinc.org/listing/action-central/	Assertive Community Treatment Intensive Outpatient Needs (ACTION) – Central program offers a dual track treatment model for individuals in the central San Diego area who have either been diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness or a chronic substance use disorder. We offer medication management and monitoring, individual therapy, outpatient substance abuse treatment, case management, employment support, peer counseling and support, and housing services.
27	MHS - ACTION EAST	619-383-6868	https://www.mhsinc.org/listing/action-east/	Assertive Community Treatment Intensive Outpatient Needs (ACTION) – Central program offers a dual track treatment model for individuals in the central San Diego area who have either been diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness or a chronic substance use disorder. We offer medication management and monitoring, individual therapy, outpatient substance abuse treatment, case management, employment support, peer counseling and support, and housing services.
28	MHS - EC Center for Change	(619) 579-0947	https://www.mhsinc.org/listing/east-county-center-for-change-2/	The case management and treatment provider for San Diego’s East County Division Adult Drug Court.
29	MHS - SB Center for Change	(619) 691-1662	https://www.mhsinc.org/listing/south-county-center-for-change-2/	The case management and treatment provider for San Diego’s South County Division Adult Drug Court.
30	MHS - SD Center for Change	(619) 758-1433	https://www.mhsinc.org/listing/san-diego-center-for-change-2/	The case management and treatment provider for San Diego’s Central Division Adult Drug Court.
31	NAMI SD, Peer Links	(619) 543-1434	https://namisandiego.org/services/peer-links/	Age 18 or older, who have been admitted to UC San Diego’s or Scripps Mercy’s psychiatric inpatient units or selected crisis homes, and who are in need of resources and/or support.
32	New Alternatives, THP	(858) 277-9550	https://www.centerforchildren.org/resources/new-alternatives-transitional-housing-program-plus-thp/	Former foster and probation youth.
33	Pathfinders	(619) 239-7370	http://pathfindersrecovery.org/	Individuals recovering from the disease of alcoholism, and co-occurring disorders and their families.
34	PATH	(619) 810-8600	http://www.epath.org	PATH is ending homelessness for individuals, families, and communities. We do this by building affordable housing and providing supportive services throughout California.
35	Rachel Women's Center (Catholic Charities)	(619) 696-0873	https://www.ccdsd.org/?	Women age 18 and up; safe and sober environment, bathroom, shower, and laundry facilities, lunch service, clothing, mailing address, alcohol/drug recovery services, mental health and medical screening, health and wellness activities.
36	Salvation Army ARC	(619) 239-4037	https://sandiegoarc.salvationarmy.org/	Teaching residents to learn to abandon substance reliance where life skills, transitional housing, and employment assistance are provided.
37	Salvation Army, Door of Hope	(858) 279-1100	https://doorofhope.salvationarmy.org/	Homeless women with children.
38	Salvation Army, Steps	619-699-2216	n/a	Homeless men, 18+ who can work full time. Clean and sober living, access to resources such as job skill, resume skill classes. Computer, phone and mail services. Clothing and haircut vouchers. The Program is 1 year, with program fees of $350 plus required savings. Curfew and chores are required to stay in the program.
39	SD Rescue Mission	(619) 687-3720	http://www.sdrescue.org/	Homeless, poor and/or addicted men.
40	SD Youth Services TAY Academy	(858) 277-9550	https://www.centerforchildren.org/resources/san-diego-youth-services-tay-academy/	Transition aged youth (ages 14-25).
41	Second Chance	(619) 839-0945	https://www.secondchanceprogram.org/	At-risk men and women.
42	So Bay Community Services	(619) 420-3620	https://southbaycommunityservices.org/	South Bay children, youth and families.
43	So Bay Pioneers	(619) 426-6344	www.sbpioneers.org/	South Bay Pioneers is dedicated to providing a safe, structured, residential environment where our residents are provided a proven solution to the malady of alcoholism and substance abuse based on 12-step recovery, service and fellowship.
44	Stepping Stone	(619) 278-0777	https://steppingstonesd.org/	Specializing in the challenges of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) communities.
45	Think Dignity	(619) 537-8736	http://www.thinkdignity.org/	Think Dignity's mission is to inspire, empower, and organize our community to advance basic dignity for those living on the streets.
46	Tradition One	(619)264-0141	http://www.traditionone.com/	Alcohol and drug rehabilitation program for adult men.
47	Turning Point Home	(619) 233-0067	https://turningpointhome.org/	Alcoholic women in achieving long-term sobriety in a safe, supportive and structured alcohol/drug-free environment through guidance and education.
48	UPAC	(619) 232-6454	http://www.upacsd.com/index.php/contact-us/	Health and human services to under-served Asian, Pacific Islander, Latino, Middle Eastern, East African, African American and other ethnic populations of San Diego.
49	VA Justice Outreach	(215) 823-5800	https://www.va.gov/homeless/vjo.asp	Avoid the unnecessary criminalization of mental illness and extended incarceration among Veterans by ensuring that eligible, justice-involved Veterans have timely access to Veterans Health Administration services, as clinically indicated.
50	Veterans Village of San Diego-VVSD	(619) 393-2000	http://vvsd.net/	Assists homeless veterans who have substance abuse and/or mental health issues, including men and women who have recently returned from Iraq and Afghanistan.
51	VOA Renaissance Treatment Center	(619) 232-9343	https://behavioralhealth.voa.org/southwest-alcohol-and-substance-use	Individuals with substance abuse addictions (non-medical detox facility). Programs include detoxification (15 days), short (30-90 days) and long term (90-180 days).
52	VOA Hawley Veterans Center	(619) 561-9808	http://www.voasw.org	Hawley Veterans Service Center is a residentail Bridge Housing Program in collaboration with the VA, working with homeless / chronically homeless Veterans. Residents here are required to have a viable housing solution and are expected to move into permanent housing within 90 days. We provide support and guidance to help our residents meet and overcome barriers to success.
53	YWCA Rapid Rehousing / DV Shelter	(619) 239-0355	http://www.ywcasandiego.org/get-help/cortez-hill-family-center/	Interim shelter and family services for low-income parents with children.
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58	Specific North Country Homeless Court Approved Programs
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60	Amity
61	Brother Benno’s
62	Casa Raphael
63	Choices in Recovery
64	Community Resource Center
65	Dad’s Club
66	Green Oak Ranch
67	Immersive Recovery
68	Interfaith
69	New Alternatives
70	North County Center for Change
71	North County Lifeline
72	North Star Act
73	Operation Hope
74	Serenity House
75	Solutions for Change
76	VA San Diego Healthcare
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