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BIRTHRIGHT
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Information:
Birthright provides Counseling, pregnancy test,
maternity and baby clothes, referrals to community
assistance and medical care. All Services Birthright
provide are confidential. They are there to
help you in making a decision about your pregnancy.
They will listen to you through one-on-one contact
to provide personal attention. They want you
to know the many options available to you. Birthright
is prepared to help you whether you are single
or married regardless of age, race or religion.
Contact:
(925) 634-1275 phone
website: www.birthright.org |
California
Youth Crisis Line
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Information:
Services: Statewide 24hr crisis line providing
crisis line intervention counseling, youth-to-parent
message services, phone connections to service
providers and families, information and referrals
to youth in crisis and their families
Hours/Days: 24hrs daily
Languages: Spanish
Fees: none
Contact:
PO Box 161448
Sacramento C.A 95816
(800) 843-5200 phone
email: info@calyouth.org
website: www.calyouth.org |
Child
Abuse Prevention Council
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Information:
Funding supports Newborn Connections post partum,
in home services for monolingual, Spanish-speaking
mothers in eastern Contra Costa County, who
would not be seen by other in home social service
agancies. The program provides in home support
for new mothers, access to valuable community
and social services, hands on parent education
and mentoring mothers.
Contact:
Mary Flott, Program Coordinator
1410 Danzig Plaza, Ste. 110
Concord, CA 94520
(925) 798-0546 phone
(925) 798-0756 fax
email: capcmary@sbcglobal.net
website: www.capc-coco.org |
Community
Counseling Center,
John F. Kennedy University
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Information:
Support groups include for single parents, women,
and adult children of Alcoholics; special play
rooms for children, wheelchair access.
Contact:
60 Civic Ave.
Pittsburg, Ca 94565
(925) 473-9907 phone |
Community
Violence Solution
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Information:
Services:sexual assault and family violence
through prevention, crisis services, and treatment.
Formerly called Rape Crisis Center, CVS was
founded by the Greater Richmond Interfaith Program
in 1974 and incorporated as a non-profit 501(c)(3)
organization in 1977. Since then, CVS has expanded
its services to all of Contra Costa and Marin
Counties
Stepping Stone Counseling Center provides counseling
and intervention services to children and the
families of children who have been sexually
abused. CVS develops and maintains collaborative
relationships with multiple community partners
in an effort to keep services for victims consistent,
compassionate and streamlined.
Contact:
301 W. 10th St., Suite 3
Antioch, CA 94509
(925) 706-4290 phone
website: www.teencvs.org
or
Rhonda James, Executive Director
2101 Van Ness Street
San Pablo, CA 94806
(510) 307-4112 phone
(510) 237-0177 fax
email: rjames@cvsolutions.org
website: www.cvsolutions.org |
Contra
Costa Reginional Medical Center
Psychiatric Emergency Services
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Information:
Crisis and short-term therapy for adults;17+
years of age psychiatric consultation and medication
monitoring. Child play therapy. Spanish available.
Contact:
2500 Alhambra Ave
Martinez, CA 94553
(888) 678-7277 phone |
Deer
Valley High School PTSA, Challenge Day
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Information:
A highly effective program for breaking down
barriers between students and helping them realize
how much they have in common as well as the
damage caused by bullying. Challenge Day tears
down walls of separation, creates connections
among participants, inspires people to live
a life of compassion, acceptance and respect
and to be the change.
Contact:
Linda Thompson, PTSA President
4700 Lone Tree Way
Antioch, CA 94531
(925) 779-1996 phone
(925) 778-8555 fax
email: 4lindalou@comcast.net |
East
County Domestic Violence Legal Services Project
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Information:
Bay Area Legal Aid’s East County Domestic
Violence Legal Services project provides low-income
domestic vilence victims with legal assistance
critical to escaping abuse and achieving safety.
Services include advice, counsel, referrals,
restraining order assistance and legal representation.
Contact:
Jaclyn Pinero, Grants & Contract Manager
Bay Area Legal Aid
405 14th Street, 9th Floor
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 250-5229 phone
(910) 663-4719 fax
email: jpinero@baylegal.org
website: www.baylegal.org
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East
County “Pittsburg” Mental Health
Clinic
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East County “Pittsburg” Mental Health
Clinic
Information:
17+ Years of age, for outpatient medication,
and counseling.
Contact:
2311 Loveridge Rd.
Pittsburg, CA 94565
(925) 431-2600 phone |
Grief
Counseling Program
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Information:
Services: They operate a 24-hour crisis lines.
We also provide individual and group grief counseling,
homeless services, youth violence prevention
services and 211 information and referral.
Contact:
Contra Costa Crisis Center
P.O. Box 3364
Walnut Creek, CA
(925) 939-1916 phone |
National
Domestic Violence Hotline
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Contact:
(800) 799-Safe phone |
Northern
California Family Center
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Information:
When you don’t know where to turn, look
for the safe place sign to get
you to help, safety, shelter and support. Help
is FREE and confidential.
Contact:
2244 Pacheco Blvd
Martinez, CA 94553
(800) 718-4357 phone |
RAINN
(Rape, Abuse, Incest, National Network)
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Information:
Services: Operates the National Sexual Assault
Hotline and carries out programs to prevent
sexual assault, help victims and ensure that
rapists are brought to justice. They also provide
link s to local help and crisis centers, for
anyone sexually assaulted in any way, and provide
counseling.
Contact:
(800) 752-HOPE phone or
(800) 656-HOPE phone
website: www.rainn.org |
Rape
Prevention / Crisis Intervention
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Information:
If you or someone you know has been sexually
assaulted, try calling one of these toll free
numbers. Provides counseling and support services
for survivors of rape, sexual assault or domestic
violence.
Contact:
(800) 656-HOPE phone
(800) 799-SAFE (also for domestic violence)
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REACH
Project
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Information:
Services: Provides school plus full-day and
half-day treatment program with outpatient mental
health services to work on family issues sexual
and physical abuse, substance abuse, academic
and social skills, and gang involvement Hours/Days-
Mon - Fri 8:30-5pm
Eligibility: Females ages 12-18, in The 7th-12th
grade, on probation or at risk of being Languages:
Spanish
Fees: Sliding scale for treatment, prevention
Services are free, Medi-Cal accepted
Contact:
1915 D St.
Antioch, CA
(925) 754-3673 phone
website: www.ci.antioch.ca.us/CityGov/Police/REACHproject.htm |
STAND!
Against Domestic Violence
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Information:
The Zero Tolerance for Domestic Violence Initiative’s
Capacity building campaign is targeting District
V parents and service provides (focus men/boys)
increasing ability to support youth, raising
awareness about impact of exposure to domestic
violence and opportunities to stop cycle of
violence through training and formation of action
teams.
Contact:
Devorah Levine, Special Projects Manager
Contra Costa County
651 Pine Street, 11th Floor
Martinez, CA 94553
(925) 335-1017 phone
(925) 335-1098 fax
email: dlevi@cao.cccounty.us
website: www.contracostazt.org |
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