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2 | Napa Valley COAD Resource Directory (EXERCISE) | |||||||||
3 | ORGANIZATION/GOV. DEPARTMENT | ORGANIZATION'S DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES | SUBCOMMITTEE PARTICIPATION | SERVICES THE ORGANIZATION HAS THE CAPACITY TO PROVIDE DURING A DISASTER | PRIMARY FUNCTION DURING DISASTER | REPRESENTATIVE NAME | REPRESENTATIVE TITLE | REPRESENTATIVE PHONE | REPRESENTATIVE EMAIL | ORGANIZATION WEBSITE |
4 | Abode Services | Housing and Homelessness | Food Access Coalition | Provide services and communication with homeless community members | Housing and homelessness | Wendi Moore | Community Engagement Coordinator | 707-656-7600 | wmoore@abode.org | http://www.abodeservices.org |
5 | Adventist Health St Helena | Healthcare | Offer wellness and vaccines vans | Emergency Command Center | Communications Manager | 415-533-6883 | Willialr@ah.org | |||
6 | Aldea Children & Family Services | Social Services and Behavioral Health Services for children, adults with developmental disabilities, and families | Mental and Spiritual Health | Provide crisis counseling | Director of Compliance and IT | 707-363-2625 | dgriffin@aldeainc.org | www.aldeainc.org | ||
7 | Aliados Health | Enrollment assistance for health insurance and nutrition assistance programs, including CalFresh, Covered California, and Medi-Cal. | COAD general meetings | Provide updates from the state regarding CalFresh disaster benefits or updates to CalFresh eligibility or benefit amounts during a state of emergency/ disaster. | Disseminate information to COAD leads. | Cynthia Gallegos | Outreach & Enrollment Program Coordinator | 707-664-5209 | cgallegos@aliadoshealth.org | www.aliadoshealth.org |
8 | American Canyon Family Resource Center at Napa Junction - OTM | Family Support Services | New FRC in American Canyon | Referrals to agencies and resources, support services | http://americancanyonfrc.org | |||||
9 | Angwin Village & Calistoga SDA Church District | |||||||||
10 | Arts Council Napa Valley | Connect, advocate and lead the arts community county-wide. Work to benefit the entire community with a more sustainable, accessible and quality local arts scene. | Assisted with communications in disasters | Serve needs of the arts community, then the general community. | Bethany Crown Crysta Tim | Programs Manager | 305-984-0570 | bethany@artscouncilnv.org crysta@artscouncilnv.org | ||
11 | Bay Area Legal Aid | Legal Services | Provide legal services to those affected by the disaster, such as resonable accomdation requests for housing, representation in hearings after public benefit denials, and issues with Medical, to name a few. | Continue to provide legal services | Oliver Foland | Managing Attorney | 707-259-0579 | ofoland@baylegal.org | https://baylegal.org | |
12 | Boys & Girls Clubs of Napa Valley | Children and youth | Children and Family Support | Serve children and youth | Jaime Gallegos | Director of Operations | 707-338-9612 | jaime@thepositiveplace.org | http://www.begreatnv.org | |
13 | California Human Development | Farmworker Services - Prepare Migrant & Seasonal farmworkers and their Dependents for full participation to the labor force. By offering employment and training opportunities, and emergency support service for qualifying low-income individuals. | Provide information in English/Spanish to our Farmworker community. | Referrals to agencies and resources, support services.Temporary jobs program when grant received by state to assist with disasters. | Norma Garcia | Regional Manager | 707-523-1155 X 8527 | norma.garcia@cahumandevelopment.org | https://californiahumandevelopment.org | |
14 | Calistoga Affordable Housing (CAH) | Advocates for and develops housing that is affordable for our community | Contact organization for Calistoga community | Larry Kromann | President of CAH | 707 299-7073 | lgkromann@msn.com | http://calistogaaffordablehousing.org | ||
15 | Catholic Charities of the Dioces of Santa Rosa | Social Services to the most vulnerable | Response and recovery,disaster preparedness for shelters | Karen Shimizu | Senior Director | 7075288712 x144 | kshimizu@srcharities.org | "facebook, instagram, youtube" | ||
16 | Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership | Non-profits & Volunteerism | Communications & Language Access | Deploys Spontaneous Unaffiliated Volunteers and manages monetary & physical donations | Ines DeLuna | CVNL Napa, Manager | 707.252.6222 | jtomlinson@cvnl.org | https://cvnl.org/ | |
17 | Childstart, Inc. | Children & Family Support | ||||||||
18 | Citizenship Legal Services | |||||||||
19 | City of American Canyon | |||||||||
20 | City of Calistoga | |||||||||
21 | City of Napa | |||||||||
22 | City of Saint Helena | |||||||||
23 | Community Action of Napa Valley | Food Bank, Senior Nutrition, Tobacco Education, Early Child Development | Food Access | Non -prepared food resources through the Food Bank Program | Shirley King | Food Bank Director | 707-363-1471 | sking@can-v.org | www.canv.org | |
24 | Community Health Initiative | Improve access to health care services through health insurance enrollment, education, advocacy and resource support. | Communications and Language Access | Health insurance, translating | Elba Gonzalez-Mares | Executive Director | 707-299-8105 | elbagonzalez@napachi.org | ||
25 | Community Resources for Children | Advocates, facilitates, and promotes the development of quality early learning environments and experiences for children at home, in child care, in preschool, and throughout the community. | Children & Family Support - co chair | Share bilingual information and perform well checks to child care providers. Provide a safe and engaging place for families with young children - Toy Library and Early Learning Center will be open 9-5 for families with children ages 0-5, older siblings welcome. | Make childcare resources available, disseminate information, and assist in operating children's activity area at Crosswalk Church in case of shelter activation. | Eva Simonsson | Associate Director | 707-253-0376 ext 140 | esimonsson@crcnapa.org | www.crcnapa.org |
26 | Congregation Beth Shalom | |||||||||
27 | Cope Family Center | Family Resource Center - Emergency Aid, Crisis Intervention, Parent Education, Case Management | Children & Family Support | Support caregivers raising children in Napa County with Crisis Intervention, Resource and Referrals, and Parent Education | Crisis Intervention, Resource and Referral | Maria Chavez | Program Director | 707-252-1123 | mchavez@copefamilycenter.org | https://www.copefamilycenter.org |
28 | CrossWalk Church | Community-based Church, offers meeting space for many community and support groups | Shelter, sanctuary, food bank and meals | Pete Shaw | Senior Pastor | Pete@CrosswalkNapa.org | ||||
29 | Disability Services & Legal Center | AFN & Older Adults | Provides support to disabled and DME dependent individuals during power outages | |||||||
30 | Fair Housing Napa Valley (FHNV) | FHNV is a non-profit corporation dedicated to promoting and developing fairness and equality of housing opportunity for all people. | Communications & Language Access Long Term Recovery | FHNV will counsel tenants and landlords regarding their individual housing issues based on T/LL law in CA | FHNV can provide bilingual resourses and volunteer to help at the LAC or any resource events that are provided. | Pattie James | Program Manager | 707-224-9720 | pattie@napafairhousing.org | www.napafairhousing.org |
31 | Feeding It Forward | Food Access | ||||||||
32 | Grace Episcopal Church - St Helena | Church | Offers meeting spaces UpValley | sanctuary, evacuation and cooling center | Grant Showley | Junior Church Warden | 707-480-8849 | grant@sthms.org ggshowley@aol.com | ||
33 | Halter Project | CART | ||||||||
34 | Jameson Humane | Animal Rescue- animal pantry at CrossWalk | Shelter all domestic animals | Monics Stevens | CoFounder, CEO | 707.815.8153 | monica@jamesonrescueranch.org | http://www.jamesonanimalrescueranch.org | ||
35 | Mentis | Mental health services to people of all ages, stages, and income levels throughout Napa County. Offer mental health counseling/therapy, case management and residential programs in English and Spanish. | Mental and Spiritual Health | County contracts with Mentis to provide mental health services at shelters | Provides mental health services to Napa County residents that will assist them in feeling safe and supported during difficult circumstances | Mecaela Meerholz Cindy Avalos | Operations Director Ops and Admin Specialist | 707-255-0966 x 215 707-255-0966 x 237 | mmeerholz@mentisnapa.org operations@mentisnapa.org | https://mentisnapa.org |
36 | Molly's Angels | Senior support services, transportation | AFN & Older Adults | to ensure safety of clients | Julia Orr | Executive Director | 818-471-7573 | Julia@mollysangels.com | ||
37 | MomSquad Napa Valley | Offers mental health/peer support to expectant women and their partners from conception through the first two years after bringing baby home to attenuate the impact of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. | Children & Family Support | Peer support group via Zoom every Friday 10am-12pm. Wellness tools via Instagram/Facebook @napamomsquad. Postpartum Support International Coordinator for Napa County- PSI Helpline: 1-800-944-4773, #1 En Espanol or #2 English OR TEXT: English: 503-894-9453, Español: 971-420-0294 | Peer support and resource linkage for expecting and new moms related to maternal mental health. | Jennifer Hampton, LCSW | Co-founder | 707-690-0745; 707-492-5794 | napamomsquad@gmail.com | www.napamomsquad.org |
38 | Moving Forward Towards Independence | Provide Independent Living Skills | AFN & Older Adults | Ensure our clients safety | Sirena Domecus | Director | 707-260-5832 | SirenaD@moving-forward.org | http://www.moving-forward.org | |
39 | Napa Community Animal Response Team (CART) | Educate the public on the animal component of disaster preparedness, response and recovery. Assist Emergency Services in sheltering, evacuation, and care of animals during a disaster. Train first responders, veterinary professionals, and community volunteers in animal rescue and triage. | Animal Welfare- Adressing the animal component of disaster and emergency response under the umbrella of the Napa County Animal Services. | Assist planning and outreach for animals in disasters. Evacuate, shelter, and re-unify animals diplaced by disasters. Deliver current information regarding animal shelters and services - bilingual messaging. | Assist Napa County in addressing the animal needs in a disaster or emergency. | Claudia Sonder | President | 707-732-1555. Cell 707-227-8973 | info@napacart.org or Claudia@napacart.org | http://napacart.org |
40 | Napa Communities Firewise Foundation | Fire safety awareness, education and mitigation. Supports neighborhood Firewise Councils. Helps people to harden their homes and create defensible space | Communication support | Paula Brooks Christopher Thompson | Vice President President | Cthompson@napafirewise.org Paula@cookbrooks.com | https://napafirewise.org/ | |||
41 | Napa Community SDA Church | |||||||||
42 | Napa County Health and Human Services | |||||||||
43 | Napa County Office of Education (NCOE) | Provides academic and social-emotional services to children and families, as well as guidance to educators and community partners including support for safety and health issues affecting schools. | Children & Family Support | Communicate critical information and coordinate county-wide emergency response to schools. | county-wide school coordination | Seana Wagner | Director of Communications & Special Projects | 707-265-2351 | swagner@napacoe.org | https://napacoe.org/ |
44 | Napa County Public Information Officer | Amplify messages | ||||||||
45 | Napa County Resource Conservation District | Natural resource conservation technical and finanical assistance. (e.g. erosion control and vegetation management | Preparedness and Community Wildfire Protection Plan | Land safety issues before and after a fire or other disaster | Lucas Patzek | District Manager | 707-690-3119 | Lucas@napacrd.org | ||
46 | Napa County Sheriff's Office | |||||||||
47 | NEWS Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse | Provides crisis intervention and emer | ||||||||
48 | Napa Methodist Church | |||||||||
49 | Napa Valley College | Used as a shelter by the County | ||||||||
50 | Napa Valley CanDo | Community Service and large volunteer contingent | Dissimination of information through our Newsletter mailing list of 2000+ households | Karen Garcia | Corresponding Secretary, Board member | |||||
51 | Napa CERT - Community Emergency Response Team | Gap fillers during an emergency | ||||||||
52 | Napa Valley Community Foundation | Funder and Convener | Funder and Convener | Rejane Brito Julia DeNatale | Director of Philanthropic Services VP of Philanthropic Services | 707-254-9565 ext 22 707-254-9565 ext 16 | rejane@napavalleycf.org julia@napavalleycf.org | https://www.napavalleycf.org | ||
53 | Napa Valley Support Services | Day Programs for adults with developmental disabilities and vocational rehabilitation for adults with disabilities | AFN & Older Adults | Shelter and Safe Space: NVSS's large building can be used as a temporary shelter for those displaced by the disaster, particularly for vulnerable adults with special needs. Information Hub: Utilize NVSS's social media presence and communication channels to disseminate crucial information about the disaster, including safety tips, resource availability, and updates on the situation. Special Needs Support: Provide specialized care and support for individuals with disabilities, ensuring they receive the attention and assistance they need during a crisis. Limited transportation and wheelchair vans available Communication Assistance: Use NVSS's communication database to help individuals reconnect with family members and loved ones, and to coordinate with other emergency response teams. Partnerships with Other Agencies: Collaborate with local government, healthcare providers, and other nonprofit organizations to ensure a coordinated and comprehensive response to the disaster. | Communication and support, Ensure safety of participants | Jamie Thompson | Executive Director | 707-481-4556 | jamie@napavalleysupportservices.org | www.napavalleysupportservices.org |
54 | Napa Valley Transportation Authority | Vine Transit Operator | Evacuation Transportation | Christina L. Lee Matt Wilcox | Communications Officer Transit Manager | 707-253-4599 707-259-8635 | clee@nvta.ca.gov mwilcox@nvta.ca.gov | www.nvta.ca.gov www.vinetransit.com | ||
55 | Napa Wildlife Rescue | Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release | Wildlife Rescue, Rehabilitation and Release | John Comisky | President | 908-295-4474 | qualjohn@hotmail.com | www.napawildliferescue.org | ||
56 | New Life Tabernacle | Church | Staging - evacuation space - volunteer help | Timothy Bledsoe | Pastor | 530-370-2134 | timothybledsoe@gmail.com | www.newlifenapa.com | ||
57 | NEWS | Domestic Violence & Sexual Abuse Advocacy Services | Provide crisis counseling and emergency financial distribution | Shea Hunter | NEWS Program Director | 707-252-3687 | sheah@napanews.org | https://www.napanews.org | ||
58 | North Bay Regional Center | |||||||||
59 | CommuniCare+Ole Health | Health and dental care, BH Support non emergency, pharmacy for low income families | Provide health care support and public information | Glen Munn | Safety and Emergency Management Officer | 707-470-9874 | glen.munn@communicareole.org | https://www.olehealth.org/ | ||
60 | On The Move | Partners with communities and mobilizes emerging leaders to take action in pursuit of social equity. Initiatives include: LGBTQ Connection, VOICES Youth Center, Innovations Community Center, THRIVE Enterprises, Neighborhood Initiative, Napa Fire Recovery Center, and On The Verge. | Emergency Financial Assistance Communications & Language Access | Napa County Recovery Center: | Susana Garcia Maria Amezuca | 707-251-9432 | alissa@onthemovebayarea.org | https://www.onthemovebayarea.org | ||
61 | ParentsCAN | Provide information, resources and support to families of children with special needs | AFN & Older Adults | Provide bilingual information and well check/contacts to families of children with special needs and individuals with special needs. Emergnecy financial assistance | Provide information regarding basic services and assist with distribution of essential items to those affected by the disaster. ,"Engaging volunteers prior to the disaster, to engage during a disaster | Marlena Garcia | Executive Director | 7072537444 | Marlenag@parentscan.org | https://parentscan.org |
62 | Puertas Abiertas CRC | Family Resource Center | Emergency Financial Assistance | The Mission of Puertas Abiertas Community Resource Center is to work hand in hand with Latinos to inspire and achieve healthy living, self-sufficiency and opportunities for leadership and community engagement. We proactively solve problems and support our community’s right to essential services. Expanding literacy levels, creating and supporting self – sufficiency, increasing well being and productivity for Latinos means a happier, healthier, more economically vibrant community for everyone! We are recognized in the Napa community as the gateway for access to health and social services, a culturally appropriate service provider to Latino families, and a collaborator with a wide variety of community partners. • SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS: life skills, educational programs and advocacy services to support personal growth and family stability. The courses offered vary throughout the year and cover subjects such as literacy in English and in Spanish, financial economic success, technology, cultural awareness, and English language development – the cornerstone of the Self-Sufficiency component. · English as a Second Language (ESL) · Plaza Comunitaria (Spanish literacy) Program · College Readiness Program: Focusing on such issues as computer literacy for parents, graduation requirements, community, state, and private colleges, transferring, financial aid, scholarships, loans and grants, and cultural awareness issues. · Basic computer Class: An interactive, slow-paced and culturally sensitive workshop for Latino adults covering basic computer skills, · Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program: Free tax assistance. · Assistance With Unemployment Applications, Medical, Cal Fresh, And Other Assistance Program Applications · Immigration Application Assistance • CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS: Programs and workshops to encourage Napa County residents to become active citizens in our community, encouraging civic life and voting participation. · Citizenship Legal Services: In conjunction with the International Institute of the Bay Area, Legal Services of Napa Valleywe provide informational workshops for Legal Permanent Residents who are on the path towards U.S. Citizenship. • HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROGRAMS: provides direct support as well as guided referrals and access to healthcare and social service providers · A Women’s Support Group: Offers clients the opportunity to discuss and learn more about self-esteem, anger and stress management, suicide prevention, child rearing difficulties, and much more. · Mental Health Assistance: In collaboration with Mentis, Community Health Clinic Ole and Napa County Health and Human Services PA provides an initial assessment, and referral if needed, for clients suffering from depression, anxiety, and addiction. · Senior Support Group: A grassroots group of Latina/o seniors comes together with the assistance of a dynamic volunteer who leads them through games, stories, and food. | Provide immediate and/or longterm fundamental services/resources to aid in stabilization (mental health, financial, legal/immigration, etc.) | Blanca Huijon | Executive Director | 707-287-7678 | josefina@puertasabiertasnapa.org | http://www.puertasabiertasnapa.org |
63 | Red Cross | Preparedness, Mass Care/Sheltering, Feeding, Distribution of emergency supplies, Recovery Assist when an individual household has a crisis like a fire | AFN & Older Adults | Preparedness, Mass Care/Sheltering, Feeding, Distribution of emergency supplies, Recovery | James Cooper | Disaster Program Manager | 707-230-3897 | james.cooper@redcross.org | http://www.redcross.org/local/California/northern-california-coastal/chapters | |
64 | Rianda House | Services and recreation for older adults. A great meeting place | AFN & Older Adults | |||||||
65 | Salvation Army | Food Access | ||||||||
66 | Share the Care | Helps connect people to medical equipment and helps to address hoarding | AFN & Older Adults | Heather Luna Ruth Matz Dana Garcia | Heather@sharethecarenv.org Ruth@sharethecarenv.org Dana@sharethecarenv.org | www.sharethecarenv.org | ||||
67 | Society of St. Vincent De Paul, St. John the Baptist conference, Napa | Provides food and rent support | Denis Belletto | President | 707-738-1709 | denisbelletto@yahoo.com | ||||
68 | Soroptimist International of St. Helena | |||||||||
69 | St. Helena Police Department | Partner on preparedness | ||||||||
70 | St. Helena Unified School District | |||||||||
71 | St. John's Lutheran Church and School | To make disciples and serve the community in the name of Jesus | Serve community as needed. Possibilities: coordinate volunteers, provide some shelter",We have a trained CERT team. Training - How to be a shelter | Pastor Mark G. Heine | Director of Care Ministries | (707) 738-7976 | pastormark@stjohnslutheran.net | www.stjohnslutheran.net | ||
72 | St. Mary's Episcopal - Napa | Preparedness partner | ||||||||
73 | Team Rubicon | "Disaster mitigation, (Muck-out, tree sawyer, debris removal)" | Recovery | Team Rubicon used Incident Command System (ICS) and it would be helpful of all responding agencies also uses ICS (See FEMA for free training) | John Saguto | NorCal Planning & District coordinator | 707-332-6434 | john.saguto@teamrubiconusa.org | https://teamrubiconusa.org | |
74 | Town of Yountville | |||||||||
75 | United Policyholders | Insurance claims assistance for disaster survivors | Preparedness and Recovery | Providing insurance claim guidances to survivors, tabling at LAC/DRC, free community workshops and clinics | Emily Rogan | Program Coordinator | 415-313-9990 | emily@uphelp.org | https://www.uphelp.org | |
76 | United Way Bay Area/ 211 Bay Area | 2-1-1 is a free, easy-to-remember phone number that connects callers with health and human services in their community. 2-1-1 is availabe 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and in over 170 languages. All calls are confidential. United Way also supports Sparkpoint, Free Tax Help, Policy & Advocacy, Housing Justice and Emergency Food and Shelter programs in Napa County and the rest of the Bay Area | Communications & Language Access Clare M | Outbound texting campaigns in multuple languages, keyword texting campaign (e.g. text Snell Fire to 211-211 for information), provide information that aligns with COAD and County EOC when people call 211 during a disaster. Activate care coordinators and surge teams to answer more calls in over 200 languages | 2-1-1 provides critical public information, such as evacuations, shelter locations, utility outages, road closures, local assistance centers, public health warnings, and more | Clare Margason Melissa Laureta | 211 Director Safety Net Specialist | 415-808-4335 415-808-4331 | cmargason@uwba.org mlaureta@uwba.org | www.211bayarea.org and www.uwba.org |
77 | UpValley Family Centers of Napa County | Family Resource Centers in Calistoga and St. Helena; social services/connection to resources for individuals, families, seniors | Emergency Financial Assistance Communications & Language Access Long Term Recovery | Providing information in English/Spanish at our offices in Calistoga and St. Helena; emergency financial assistance | Providing information in English/Spanish, connection to resources, direct emergency financial assistance | Jenny Ocon | Executive Director | 707-965-5010 x 200 | jocon@upvalleyfamilycenters.org | http://upvalleyfamilycenters.org |
78 | Visit Napa Valley | Official Destination Marketing Organization, provide information to visitors | Providing information to visitors, both present and future. We also facilitate in-kind donations of lodging and food as needed. Also, as the official marketing organization for the region, we drive messaging vital to the economic recovery of our industry. | Angela Jackson | VP, Industry & Community Relations | 707-478-8725 | angela@visitnapavalley.com | https://www.visitnapavalley.com | ||
79 | Vineyard Valley | Older adult mobile home park | Preparedness and MYN | |||||||
80 | Innovative Health Solutions | CalFresh Healthy Living services: policy, systems and environmental changes; nutrition education and physical activity opportunities; community resource events; free cookbooks and nutrition resources. Bilingual classes. | Sharing and promoting free community resources. | Gio Miramontes | Program Manager | giomiramontes@innovativehealths.com | https://www.innovativehealths.com/ | |||
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