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Second Chance: Sober Living Program
Helping our clients learn to help themselves. It’s critical to our operating philosophy, and is immediately evident in our sober living facilities. With eight alcohol and drug free homes owned and operated by Second Chance in the San Diego area, residents can be housed in a supportive environment as they transition to permanent employment and housing. They learn to care appropriately for their living space as on-site resident managers oversee tenant and property maintenance at each house.
(619) 234-8888 Visit Website View Map
Second Chance: Affordable Housing Connections Program
In addition to our outstanding facilities, Second Chance offers a variety of programs, including the Affordable Housing Connections Program, assisting individuals and families.
(619) 839-0938 Visit Website View Map
Neighborhood House Association: Friendship Clubhouse
Friendship Clubhouse strives to create a safe, supportive environment that is sensitive to each member’s unique needs. Friendship Clubhouse focuses on socialization, social and independent living skills enhancement, wellness and recovery, recreation and vocational rehabilitation. The goal of Friendship Clubhouse is the empowerment of members to re-establish their normal roles in the community and to successfully re-integrate into community life through active participation in the planning and achievement of their personal recovery goals. Friendship Clubhouse members can choose how often they attend the program and in which activities they participate. Membership in the program is not a prerequisite to attend program activities or benefit from its services.
(619) 263-6269 Visit Website View Map
Neighborhood House Association: Project Enable BPSR Wellness & Recovery Center
Neighborhood House Association’s Project Enable BPSR Wellness & Recovery Center provides time-limited outpatient specialty mental health services to adults 18 years of age and older who are affected by serious and persistent mental illness and/or co-occurring disorders that interfere with their ability to function in key life roles, as parents, students, spouses and employees.
(619) 266-2111 Ext. 113 Visit Website View Map
Neighborhood House Association: HIV/AIDS Services
The program provides comprehensive, ongoing assistance to individuals with HIV/AIDS. Case Management staff advocates on behalf of clients to ensure proper treatment and care. The program consists of three components: intensive case management for ex-offenders, general case management and peer advocacy.
(858) 715-2642 Visit Website View Map
Shakti Rising: Transformational Recovery Program
Shakti Rising’s belief in the power of women and girls to change the world is supported by substantive research and significant trends. An investment in women and girls has greater economic and social returns than any other, with women and girls being more likely to use the resources they have to improve the lives of those around them.
(619) 501-2746 Visit Website View Map
North County Lifeline: LifeSpring House
The LifeSpring House and Apartments provide transitional housing for young people turning 18 and aging out of the foster care system. We provide housing for up to two years for young adults ages 18-24 as they cross the bridge between foster living and full independence. Life Spring also helps support residents’ young families with housing, as well as employment and financial goals.
(760) 842-6261 Visit Website View Map
Community Research Foundation: Maria Sardenas Wellness and Recovery Center
The Maria Sardenas Wellness Recovery Center’s services are based on the principles of psychosocial rehabilitation, with emphasis on attending to the whole person and re-establishing one’s life as a result of the consequences of mental illness, rather than simply attending to the symptoms of the illness. The services focus on recovery, rehabilitation, and community integration, and are individualized to meet the needs of each client. Clients actively participate in setting service plan goals and are encouraged to involve family and significant others in the recovery plan. Referrals may be initiated by any individual, concerned family member, social service provider or school teacher/counselor by calling the program directly.
(619) 428-1000 Visit Website View Map
San Diego LGBT Community Center and Hillcrest Youth Center
The San Diego Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center, Inc., (The Center) is the nation’s second oldest and one of the largest LGBT community centers. Functioning as the LGBT community’s anchor organization, The Center is led by a 15-member board of directors, employs more than 50 paid staff and utilizes more than 1000 community volunteers to achieve its twin goals of promoting LGBT health and human rights. The Center provides direct program services to the many different facets of the LGBT community, including men, women, youth, seniors, families, LGBT Latino community members and their families, and those struggling with HIV. Last year The Center provided more than 61,000 direct service visits to San Diego community members, and through its events, activities and advocacy, touched the lives of thousands more.
(619) 692-2077 Visit Website View Map
San Diego LGBT Center: Behavioral Health Services
The Center offers a wide range of counseling services through its Behavioral Health Services programs. Services include individual, couple/family, and group counseling. Counseling services are also available for those struggling with same-sex relationship violence; transgender persons who need assistance with transition & for individuals, couples and families struggling with HIV/AIDS.
(619) 692- 2077 Ext. 208 Visit Website View Map
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