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LGBT Community Center: Hillcrest Youth Center
The Hillcrest Youth Center (HYC) is the only drop-in and recreational center in San Diego County dedicated to the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning and HIV+ (LGBTQ+) youth. HYC is committed to providing a safe and affirming space for LGBTQ+ youth.
(619) 692-2077 Ext. 122 Visit Website View Map
Impact Young Adults
Impact Young Adults’ mission is to enrich the lives of young adults ages 18-35 with mental illness, with experiences of acceptance, personal growth, and accomplishment. We use a peer-run model to create a supportive community with social activities, mentoring, and leadership opportunities.
(619) 342-7427 Visit Website View Map
San Diego Unified School District: Transition Resources for Adult Community Education (TRACE)
TRACE is part of the San Diego Unified School District and is an educational support network to assist young adult students with disabilities in transition from high school to adult life. TRACE encourages students to be as independent as possible in the community.
(619) 574-1073 Visit Website View Map
Exodus Recovery: Walk-In Assessment Center (Escondido Location)
Exodus Mental Health Walk-In Assessment Center (WIAC) serves adults and older adults who are experiencing a mental health crisis or have an urgent need for mental health services. The goals of the program are to provide short-term mental health services to adults who are in need of crisis intervention services, who might otherwise present at emergency rooms for mental health services, or who are waiting to connect to ongoing County Mental Health programs.
(760) 871-2020 Visit Website View Map
Exodus Recovery: Walk-In Assessment Center (Vista Location)
Exodus Mental Health Walk-In Assessment Center (WIAC) serves adults and older adults who are experiencing a mental health crisis or urgent need for mental health services. The goals of the program are to provide short-term mental health services to adults who are in need of crisis intervention services, who might otherwise present at emergency rooms for mental health services, or who are waiting to connect to ongoing County Mental Health programs.
(760) 305-4800 Visit Website View Map
San Pasqual Academy: Youth Empowerment Services (YES) Program
San Pasqual Academy’s YES Program is a work readiness and self-sufficiency program funded by the San Diego Workforce Partnership, that partners with Access, Inc., to provide work readiness training, financial literacy, leadership development, internships, job shadowing opportunities and more.
(760) 233-4028 Visit Website View Map
Urban Corps
Urban Corps is a locally-based nonprofit that provides a high school education and green job training to young adults. The majority of youth employed at Urban Corps did not succeed in a traditional high school setting and we help them get a second chance to go back to school and develop new skills, while contributing to the overall quality of life in the San Diego area. We provide job training and community service in the fields of conservation and recycling, which will assist youth in becoming more employable while protecting San Diego’s natural resources.
(619) 235-6884 Visit Website View Map
Access to Independence
Access to Independence is an independent living center and a nonresidential, cross-disability, non-profit corporation that provides services to people with disabilities to help maximize their independence and fully integrate into their communities. We have created a new paradigm for independent living, an integrated service model driven by two areas of focus: Advocacy and Transition.
(619) 293-3500 Visit Website View Map
San Diego Community College District: Acquired Brain Injury Program
The Acquired Brain Injury Program provides students with the tools needed to succeed in important areas of daily life including interpersonal relationships, work, school and community.
(619) 388-1952 Visit Website View Map
Arc of San Diego
The Arc of San Diego is one of the largest, most comprehensive providers of services to children and adults with disabilities in San Diego County. All our programs promote social, economic, and personal independence.
(619) 685-1175 Visit Website View Map
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