Organizations, Phone Numbers, and Information for Abuse and Sex abuse

*Huckleberry House (415) 621- 2929

1292 Page st.  San Francisco CA

ORGANIZATIONAL OVERVIEW:

Huckleberry Youth Programs (HYP), a community-based non-profit agency providing a continuum of essential services to at-risk teens and their families in San Francisco and Marin, serves 4,500 young people annually.  HYP was founded in 1967 and operates on a budget of approximately $4 million.  HYP provides the following services:  1) Huckleberry House, a crisis program that is the primary referral shelter for San Francisco; 2) Nine Grove Lane, the only runaway shelter in Marin County; 3) Psychosocial Services are provided to youth and their families at Huckleberry House and Huckleberry’s Cole Street Clinic.  Services for youth include individual therapy and case management.  Family services included family therapy, as well as family reunification for youth housed at Huckleberry House. 4) Huckleberry Youth Services at Cole Street, in partnership with SF's DPH, delivers integrated health care services to at-risk teens in San Francisco; 4) Huckleberry Teen Health Program offers peer-based health education services and, in cooperation with Marin's DPH, a teen health center in Marin County: 5) The CARC (Community Assessment and Referral Center) provides case management and referral services for youth diverted from the SF Youth Guidance Center; 6) The VIP Girls Program provides leadership-focused intervention while providing a high level of group identity and mutual support, as an alternative to involvement in gangs, violence and crime. For more information, check our website at www.huckleberryyouth.org

*San Francisco Sex Information (415) 989-7374 PO Box 881254 San Francisco CA

San Francisco Sex Information (SFSI) is a free information and referral switchboard providing anonymous, accurate, non-judgmental information about sex. If you have a question about sex, we'll either answer it or refer you to someone who can! We answer sex questions and offer referrals to resources like books, support groups, organizations, doctors, therapists, web sites, and more. Ask questions by email or by phone on our toll-free nationwide phone switchboard. Our volunteers undergo extensive training in all aspects of human sexuality, including reproduction, birth control, safer sex practices, HIV, sexual identity, and gender identity. Would you like to learn more

*SF Women against rape (415) 647-7273 www.sfwar.org 3543 18^th st. # 7 San Francisco CA

San Francisco Women Against Rape (SFWAR) was established in 1973 to support survivors of rape and sexual assault, their friends and family members, and to use education and community organizing as tools of prevention. We believe in self-
empowerment and support each survivor in the choices that she or he makes. We believe that sexual assault exists within a web of many oppressions, and are committed to working against all oppressions as a part of the process of ending sexual assault.

*ASCA Adult Survivors of Child Abuse (415) 674-8744  www.ascasupport.org

ASCA supports and assists survivors of child abuse to move-on with our lives, gently encouraging us to transform our self-identities from victims, to survivors, to thrivers. In addition, ASCA was created with the intention of guaranteeing all survivors of childhood abuse, irrespective of their financial situation, with access to a superior program focused on recovery from childhood abuse. We offer ASCA to all members of the survivor community, as well as to professionals and organizations working with survivors of child abuse. THE MORRIS CENTER does not charge a fee for anyone to participate or download and use any of our materials. If you find the materials and interaction beneficial and helpful, we do ask that you consider forwarding a donation, thus joining us in our mutual mission to continue to reach out to other survivors. It takes a caring community to continue to build a stronger caring community of survivors of child abuse.

Additional telephone numbers

24 HOUR HOTLINEWOMAN, INC - 864-4722
Suicide Prevention - 781-0500
Rape Treatment Center - 206-3222

EMERGENCY & SAFE HOUSING
Asian Women's Shelter - 751.0880
La Casa de Las Madres - 877.503.1850
Rosalie House - 831.3535
Rafael House - 474.4000
Center for D.V. Prevention - 650.652.0800
San Mateo Women's Shelter 24hr - 650.312.8515
A Safe Place - 510.536.7233
Marin Abused Women's Services - 924.6616

CRIMINAL JUSTICE INTERVENTION
Family Violence Project - 522.7550
RSVP (Resolve to Stop the Violence Program) - 553.1752
Chief ADA - 553.1849
Managing Attorney of the DV Unit - 553.1087
Domestic Violence Response Unit - 553.9225

LEGAL ASSISTANCE
Battered Women Employed - 864.4422
WOMAN, Inc. - 864-4722
SF Neighborhood Legal Assistance - 982.1300
Nihonmachi Legal Outreach - 567.6255
La Raza Centro Legal - 575.3500
Asian Law Caucus - 391.1655
SF Bar Association - 989.1616
Immigration Assistance Line - Chinese - 543.6769
Immigration Assistance Line - Vietnamese - 543.6797
English & Spanish - 543.6767

COUNSELING SERVICES
La Casa de las Madres - 777.1808
Cameron House - 781.0401
Center for Special Problems - 292.1500
SF Woman Against Rape - 647.7273
Rape Treatment Center - 821.3222
San Mateo Woman's Shelter - 650.652.0800
A Safe Place Crisis Counseling - 510.536.7233, 510.444.7289
Richmond Area Multi Services - 668.5955
Riley Center - 552-2943
West Side Community Crisis - 353-5050
Center for DV Prevention - 650.312.8515
Glide Memorial United Methodist Church - 771.6865
Jewish Children & Family Services - 567.8860

FOR TEENS & CHILDREN
Child Trauma Project - 206.5323
UCSF/Mt. Zion Violence Prevention Program - 885.7605
Child Crisis Service - 970.3800
The Talk Line - 441.KIDS
Horizons Unlimited (teens) - 487.6700
Kids Turn (Divorced/Separated Families) - 437.0700
McCauley's Children Services - 750.5663
New Generation Health Center - 502-TEEN
TAPP (Teens Pregnant & Parenting) - 695.8300
CASARC: Child/Adolescent Sexual - 206.8386
Resource Center at SFGH

FOR ELDERLY
S.F. Consortium for Elder Abuse - 885.7850
Bayview Network for Elders - 647.5353
Senior Information & Referral - 626.1033
Adult Protection Services - 557.5230

FOR MEN OFFENDERS
MANALIVE McAllister Program - 979-5933
MANALIVE Parnassus Program - 979.5933
MOVE Men Overcoming Violence - 777.4496
MAWS Men's Program - 835.2433
Oakland Men's Program - 510.835.2433
POCOVI - 552.1361
Alliance - 440.4353
Latino Family Center - 826.6767
Nancy Tran c/o Cameron House - 781.0401
S.F. Bay Counseling Education - 759.9500
Before the After - 364.1400

FOR WOMEN OFFENDERS AND ANGER MANAGEMENT
Laura Petracek, PhD, LCSW - (Women Offenders Program)
415.771.7150