 |
|
 |
|
 |
Links to Resources |
 |
Home  Multimedia Links to Resources |
California Youth Crisis Line – (800) 843-5200
National Runaway Hotline - (800) 621-4000
Social Security - (800)772-1213
WIND Youth Services
Homeless and at-risk youth ages 12-20
701 Dixieanne Ave
(916) 443-8333
Drop-in hours 8:00 a.m.-4:40 p.m.
Breakfast and lunch
Clothing, case management, laundry, shower facilities, access to shelter and school programs
DRUG & ALCOHOL PROGRAMSClean and Sober Program @ Loaves & Fishes http://www.sacramentoloavesandfishes.org/
1321 North C Street
Open 12-Step Meetings
Monday –Friday 10 a.m. All Welcome
Residential Recovery Program
(916) 498-0331
Alcoholics Anonymous – (916) 454-1100
Narcotics Anonymous – (800) 600-4373 or (916) 732-2299 River City Recovery Center recoveryhappens@ rivercityrecovery.org 500 22nd Street (916) 442-3979 FOOD, SHELTERS & HOUSINGLoaves and Fishes - http://www.sacramentoloavesandfishes.org/
1321 North C Street
Sacramento Food Bank - http://www.sfbs.org/
3333 Third Avenue
(916) 451-5920
St. John’s Shelter - http://www.stjohnsshelter.org/
(916) 453-1425
Salvation Army - http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/www_usn.nsf
500 9th Street
(926) 441-5267
Women Escaping a Violent Environment - http://www.weaveinc.org/
Business Line – (916) 448-2321
Crisis Line – (916) 920-2952
WIND Youth Services
Center: (916) 443-8333
Administration: (916) 561-2424
Diogenes Youth Services - http://www.diogenesnet.com/
9719 Lincoln Village Drive, Suite 110
Sacramento, CA 95827
(800) 339-7177
LaVerne Adolfo Housing Programs- http://www.voa.org/
3547 Myrtle Ave
North Highlands, CA 95660
(916) 349-2876
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICESGenesis
1321 North C Street
(916) 669-1536
A Program of Loaves & Fishes
Counseling, supportive groups, psychiatric assessments, medications, social service connections, 18 and over, Under 18 check for WIND Youth Center for referral
Sacramento County Mental Health Center (County)
2150 Stockton Blvd (at T)
24 hours. Drop-in.
(916) 732-3637
Guest House
1400 N. A Street
Tues. 11:30 a.m. only
M, W, Th, Fri 8-11:30 a.m.
Homeless mental health clinic Sunburst Project 1025 19th Street, Suite 1A Sacramento, CA 95811 (916) 440-0889 Women & Children with HIV, case management, mental health, women's group, summer camp (up to age 18) HEALTH CAREMercy Clinic
@ Loaves & Fishes
1321 North C Street
(916) 446-3345
Anonymous HIV testing and general care for homeless people with urgent needs
Sacramento Life Center http://www.saclife.org/
930 Alhambra Blvd. Suite 210 Sacramento
1224 Coloma Way, Roseville
Toll free (877) 605-5433
Free pregnancy test, ultrasounds, counseling and support.
Sacramento Regional HIV Info Hotline
(888) 259-4HIV
Capitol Health Center
(916) 874-5302
PARENTING SUPPORTTeen Success Program
(916) 446-5037
Weekly support groups for parenting teens
The Birthing Project
1900 T Street
(916) 442-2229
Chicks In Crisis http://chicksincrisis.org/
(888) 208-8086
(916) 441-1243
Parent skill survival, adoption services, teen pregnancy, parenting, cooking classes
Sacramento Crisis Nursery http://www.crisisnurseryonline.com/
24-hour stress line
(916) 394-2000
Respite care for parents in crisis
Birth and Beyond http://www.birth-beyond.com/
(916) 875- BABY
Teen birth control and substance abuse
Sacramento Regional HIV Info Hotline
(888) 259-4HIV
Capitol Health Center
(916) 874-5302
COMMUNITY PROGRAMSLambda Community Center http://www.lambda-sacramento.com/
Boys & Girls Club Sacramento - http://www.bgcsac.org/ Rise Program Tutoring , couseling, friendship, community involvement, college tours. (916) 650-2782 http://www.scc.losrios.edu/Current_Students/Student_Services/RISE.htm Sacramento City College 3835 Freeport Blvd. Administration of Justice Building, Room AJ7 JOB ASSISTANCESacramento Employment Training Agency - http://www.seta.net/
LEGAL SERVICESYouth Legal Clinic
WIND Youth Center
701 Dixieanne Ave
(916) 443-8333
Confidential discussions with a licensed attorney
Discuss legal rights and options about school (suspensions, expulsions and records), foster care, runaway, criminal charges (light rail tickets, probation, etc.)
Every 4th Friday of the month 9 am- 12 pm
GENERAL RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES We Connect Information on a variety of resources such as the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), Food Stamps, CARE and many other programs; a web tool that screens for eligibility for over 7 programs, a state map that features free tax preparation sites and events, job fairs across the state and more. |
|
|
© 2007 - WIND Youth Services (916) 561-2424 ¤ fax (916) 641-5571 info@windyouth.org |
Nowhere To Call Home - Sacramento Magazine Article
Quick Links
WIND Currents Newsletter (pdf)
Street Breeze Newspaper (pdf)
WIND Video
