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Resources for Chapters 1 through 15 are listed in the order the chapters appear in The Book. When seeking resources, consider your pastor, rabbi, clergyman, doctor or counselor All resources listed on the following pages have been checked and confirmed prior to publication. Please be keenly aware that organizations, particularly non-profit organizations as in this instance, move to new locations, change phone numbers, hours of operation, and sometimes even change the focus of their available services as funding and grants dictate. Sometimes it is necessary for some organizations to discontinue much needed services, or even close their doors. Please check your resources. Check the Internet or your phone directory for the most recent updates, and ALWAYS TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY. CALL 911 OR DRIVE DIRECTLY TO A HOSPITAL. Healthy Parenting Chapter 1 Resources Discovery Counseling Center 837-0505, Danville Parent education classes, mental health and substance abuse counseling services, sliding scale fee. Planned Parenthood 838-2108 San Ramon Non-profit agency provides counseling services for individuals and couples. Day and evening hours. Low cost, sliding scale fee. Your PTA or PTSA Parent Education Chairperson This chairperson will be able to give you information on current parenting workshops available in the district. Family Stress Center (Parenting Classes) 827-0212 Offers Parent Education classes that teach basic communication, child development and positive skills. Center for Human Development 687-8844, Pleasant Hill STEP Parenting Workshop is a 10-part series offered throughout the county. The STEP-Teen Workshop is offered in our district at least once a year. Call for info. Youth Resources, City of San Ramon 973-2711 Assessments, outreach, employment, diversion, community service program. Teen Anger Chapter 2 Resources Discovery Counseling Center 837-0505 Danville Community based mental health and substance abuse organization serving children, youth and adults. Provides individual, group, couple and family therapy, as well as prevention education programs. Sliding scale fee. No one is denied service because of inability to pay. Family Stress Center 827-0212 Offers Parent Education classes that teach basic communication, child development and positive skills.
Depression Chapter 3 Resources Toll Free Numbers Depression Awareness 1-800-421-4211 Provides free brochures and referrals. National Foundation of Depressive Illness 1-800-248-4344 Recorded message describes symptoms of depression and gives referrals. National Mental Health Association 1-800-969-6642 Provides brochures and referrals Local Resources Contra Costa Crisis Center 1-800-833-2900 472-0999 Crisis Hotline, 24/7 Crisis lines available for people in distress. Referrals available to over 1000 agencies throughout Contra Costa County. Discovery Counseling Center 837-0505 Danville Community based mental health and substance abuse organization serving children, youth and adults in the San Ramon Valley. Provides individual, group, couple and family therapy, as well as prevention education programs. Sliding scale fee. No one is denied service because of inability to pay. Contra Costa Regional Medical Center 646-2800, 24-Hour Hotline, Martinez Psychiatric inpatient services. Mental Health Department of Contra Costa County Hospital Suicide Chapter 4 Resources Suicide Response Options: · Call Contra Costa Crisis Center—472-0999—24 hr./7 days per week. · If child is willing to accompany parent for an evaluation: - Contact Mt. Diablo Medical Pavilion (Concord)—680-6500, Assessment Office—674-4140—will set up an appointment for an assessment, depending upon insurance and bed availability.
- Contact BHC Fremont Hospital (Fremont)—1-888-796-1101—offers free assessments.
- Contact Contra Costa Regional Medical Center (Martinez)—646-2800—24-Hour Hotline. Psychiatric inpatient services. Mental Health Department of Contra Costa County Hospital.
- Contact Alta Bates Hospital ER (Berkeley)—510-204-4444—24 hour psychiatric emergency services connected to Herrick Hospital (psychiatric hospital).
- Contact Kaiser ER—295-4820—if a Kaiser member.
· If child has taken pills, or otherwise hurt himself/herself, immediately go to the hospital emergency room nearest you and inform them of the suspected suicide attempt. · If the child is at risk of runaway or is combative, call the police/sheriff for assistance—they can assess for an emergency psychiatric hold (5150) and escort child to the appropriate medical facility. American Association of Suicidology 202-237-2280
Toll Free Numbers California Youth Crisis Line 1-800-843-5200, 24 hours Poison Control 1-800-523-2222, 24-Hours Local Numbers Contact Care Center 1-888-785-2273 Contra Costa Crisis Center 1-800-833-2900 472-0999 Crisis Hotline, 24-hour/7-days a week Crisis lines available for people in distress. Referrals available to over 1000 agencies throughout Contra Costa County. Suicide Prevention Crisis Support Service for Alameda County 449-5566, 24-Hour Emergency Helpline for many issues. Referral listings. Grief & Loss Chapter 5 Resources Hope Hospice Bereavement Support Program 829-8770 Dublin For all persons in grief Individual and peer and professional counseling, on-site and at home. Bi-monthly professional and peer facilitated support groups. Crisis consultation. Telephone counseling. Resource library. Information and referral services. Grief Counseling Program Crisis and Suicide Intervention of Contra Costa 1-800-837-1818 944-0645 (24-hour) For all persons in grief, including adolescents, children and suicide survivors Individual peer and professional counseling, on-site and at home. Weekly professionally facilitated support groups. 24-hour crisis and telephone consultation. Information and referral services. Grief counseling services available to community, school and church groups after a member’s death. Kaiser Permanente Medical Centers Bereavement Services, Hospice Office 295-4701 Walnut Creek For all persons in grief; Bi-weekly professionally facilitated groups. Non-Kaiser members may attend. Handling Stress Chapter 6 Resources Discovery Counseling Center 837-0505 Danville Community based mental health and substance abuse organization serving children, youth and adults. Provides individual, group, couple and family therapy, as well as prevention education programs. Sliding scale fee. No one is denied service because of inability to pay. Family Stress Center 827-0212 Offers Parent Education classes that teach basic communication, child development and positive skills. Parental Stress Service 1-800-829-3777 Eating Disorders Chapter 7 Resources Kaiser Permanente 295-4145, Walnut Creek Overeaters Anonymous 825-0448, Contra Costa Center for Nutrition Weight Management 685-7300 Free evaluation and referrals Teen Sexuality Chapter 8 Resources Toll Free Numbers National Adoption Center 1-800-TO-ADOPT www.adopt.org Provides information and referrals on adoption. Brochures and pamphlets available. National Runaway Switchboard 1-800-621-4000 www.nrscrisisline.org Provides crisis intervention, travel assistance, referrals to shelters for runaways. Also relays messages. National Abortion Federation 1-800-772-9100 Provides information on pregnancy and abortion procedures, and provides referrals. National Youth Crisis Hotline 1-800-448-4663 www.1800hithome.com Provides counseling and referrals for youths dealing with pregnancy, suicide and child abuse. Local Resources Adoption Independent Adoption Center 827-2229 www.adoptionhelp.org Non-profit open adoption agency that allows the birthparent to choose the adoptive parents for her child. Financial assistance for pregnancy-related expenses may be available. Referrals. Post Adoption Center for Education & Research 935-6622, 24-hours www.pacer_adoption.org Offers information and referrals about adoption. Birth Control • Information, Exams, Supplies Contra Costa County Health Department 1-800-479-9664; Concord Planned Parenthood 838-2108; San Ramon www.ppshastadiablo.org Services include birth control, pregnancy tests, physical exams, STI treatment, and HIV testing. Low cost, sliding scale fee. All services are confidential. Counseling Discovery Counseling Center 837-0505; Danville www.discoverycenteronline.com Community based mental health and substance abuse organization serving children, youth and adults. Provides individual, group, couple and family therapy, as well as prevention education programs. Sliding scale fee. No one is denied service because of inability to pay. Planned Parenthood 838-2108; San Ramon Non-profit agency provides counseling services for individuals and couples. Day and evening hours. Low cost, sliding scale fee. Valley Community Health Center 462-5544; Pleasanton 1-800-309-2131, 24-hour crisis line Non-profit agency provides individual, group, marriage, family and child therapy. Offers parenting education classes, HIV/AIDS support groups, and drug treatment programs. Sliding scale fees. Emergency Services STAND! Against Domestic Violence (Battered Women’s Alternative) 1-888-215-5555 www.standdvc.org Contra Costa Crisis Center 1-800-833-2900 472-0999 Crisis Hotline, 24/7 www.ccord.org Crisis lines available for people in distress. Referrals available to over 1000 agencies throughout Contra Costa County. National Runaway Switchboard 1-800-621-4000 www.nrscrisisline.org Free ticket home on Greyhound bus. Rape Crisis Center 1-800-670-7273; 24-hours office: 510-307-4127 Tri-Valley Haven for Women Crisis Line: 449-5842 Business Line: 449-5845 www.trivalleyhaven.org Pregnancy Testing Planned Parenthood 838-2108; San Ramon www.ppshastadiablo.org Provides low-cost pregnancy testing, counseling and referrals for all options. All services confidential. Women’s Health Concord Health Center 1-800-479-9664; Concord Low-cost pregnancy testing and referrals. Valley Crisis Pregnancy Center 828-4458; Dublin Not a medical facility. Free pregnancy tests, counseling. Does not provide abortion referrals. All services confidential. Pregnancy & Parenting Resources Family Stress Center (Parenting Classes) 827-0212 www.familystresscenter.org Educational Services for Teen Moms Crossroads High School: Concord 689-6852 Horizon High School: Pleasanton 426-4275 www.pleasanton.k12.ca.us/horizon Prenatal Programs Best Beginnings Planned Parenthood, Concord 676-0300 Healthy Start Contra Costa Regional Medical Center, Martinez 370-5495 John Muir Medical Center 939-3000 www.jmmdhs.com Kaiser Permanente 295-4200 Walnut Creek San Ramon Regional Hospital 275-9200 www.sanramonmedctr.com Access Community Health 462-5544; Pleasanton Offers an affordable alcohol and drug treatment program and an addiction recovery education program for working people. STIs Resources Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) STD/AIDS Hotline 1-800-227-8922 Information regarding all STDs/AIDS. Referrals Immunization Clinic 646-5275; Concord Planned Parenthood 838-2108; San Ramon Offers low cost, confidential or anonymous testing. counseling, and referrals. Valley Community Health Center 462-1755; Pleasanton
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual Resources PFLAG (Parents, Family & Friends of Lesbians and Gays) San Ramon-Danville 925-831-8172; 925-939-5597; 925-426-8848; 925-443-3603 Center For Human Development 925-687-8844 provide confidential support groups, leadership, social activities, HIV outreach, education, and advocacy.
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Contra Costa Crisis Center 1-800-833-2900 472-0999 Crisis Hotline, 24/7 Crisis lines available for people in distress. Referrals available to over 1000 agencies throughout Contra Costa County. Lambda Youth Group 510-247-8200 Gay, lesbian & bisexual support group for youth up to age 23 in southern Alameda County. Meets in drug/alcohol-free environment. Social activities, field trips, events. Project Eden sponsored. Confidential information. The Lavender Youth Recreation & Information Center (LYRIC) 1-800-246-7743 415-703-6150 1 800 246-PRIDE—Youth Talk Line. Educational, recreational, social and peer leadership development for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth under 24 years of age. Youth Talkline, after school program, Young men’s HIV prevention/education project, young women’s project. Legal Advocates for Children and Youth (LACY) 408 293-4790. Provides free legal and social services. Care, custody and education. Information on minors' rights; emancipation & guardianship; homeless youth; legal services for gay, lesbian, bisexual youth. Law Foundation, 415-863-3762 Provides free legal and social services. Care, custody and education. Information on minors' rights; emancipation & guardianship; homeless youth; legal services for gay, lesbian, bisexual youth. Pacific Center for Human Growth 23 & Under Young Women’s and Men’s Rap Group 510-548-8283 Berkeley LYRIC Youth Talkline For lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender & questioning youth (23 and under). 1-800-246-7743, TTD: 415 431-8812 Talk to other young people about sexuality, coming out, family, events & whatever is on your mind. Project Eden, 510-247-8200 Community Counseling Agency, Lambda Youth Group, lesbian and gay outpatient chemical dependency treatment. Sliding-scale fee. Southern Alameda County. Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa County 692-0090, Concord Confidential support groups for youth, youth programs and confidential free HIV testing. Suicide Intervention: Contra Costa Crisis Center 1-800-833-2900 472-0999 Crisis Hotline, 24/7 Suicide Prevention Crisis Support Service for Alameda County 1-800-309-2131 or 449-5566 24-Hour Emergency Helpline for many issues. Referral listings. Youth Crisis Hotline, 1-800-843-5200 LYRIC (Lavender Youth Rec. & Info Center) 1-800-246-7743 (1-800-PRIDE) HIV/AIDS Toll Free Resources CDC National AIDS Hotline 1-800-227-8922; 24 hours Information on the prevention and spread of HIV/AIDS Spanish: 1-800-344-7432 TTY: 1-800-243-7839 (M-F: 10-10) California AIDS Hotline 1-800-FOR AIDS (367-2437) English and Spanish hotline, provides basic information. Brochures available. Project Information HIV Treatment Hotline 1-800-822-7422 Provides treatment information and referral for HIV positive Local Referrals HIV Test Sites: Concord Public Health Immunization Clinic 646-5275 Planned Parenthood San Ramon 838-2108 Offers low cost, confidential or anonymous testing. counseling, and referrals. HIV/AIDS Information & Services: Diablo Valley AIDS Center 686-3822 Concord Provides counseling and referrals for patients, families and friends. Food bank for low income HIV positive persons. East Bay AIDS Center 510-204-1870 Berkeley Care of HIV positive patients. HIV/AIDS Support Group 674-2190 Provides information and referrals. Partners, friends, family, and caregivers welcome. Contra Costa HIV/AIDS Program Resource Line: 313-6770 Offers case management. support services and counseling. Healthy Kids Resource Center: Alameda County 887-0152; Hayward Maintains library of HIV education materials for schools. Community Resources for HIV Prevention in Contra Costa County AIDS Health Project of San Francisco (415) 476-3902 American Red Cross 603-7400 Concord Pamphlets and brochures. Center For Human Development 687-8844 Pleasant Hill Educational programs for teenagers in Contra Costa County. Contra Costa County AIDS Program 313-6771 Martinez Coordinates county wide education efforts. Provides pamphlets. Contra Costa County Teenage Program (TAP) 510-374-3314 Martinez TAP trains students to provide classroom presentations on HIV. Planned Parenthood 676-0505 Concord The Resource Center has videos, pamphlets and information. Educational programs available for schools, parents and people with disabilities. Clinic sites provide anonymous testing, counseling and referrals. Teen AIDS Hotline 1-800-234-TEEN HIV Website http://www.hivinsite.ucsf.edu Substance Use Alcohol & Other Drugs - Chapter 9 Resources Toll Free Numbers AL-ANON (AL-A-TEEN) Family Group 1-800-356-9996 Based on the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, AL-ANON is a program for relatives and friends of alcoholics. They attend meetings, share experiences and review literature. Alcohol and Drug Helpline 1-800-821-HELP Refers callers to inpatient and outpatient units and/or crisis centers for alcohol and drug dependency. Cocaine Hotline 1-800-662-HELP www.health.org Offers referrals for cocaine abusers and their families. National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence 1-800-NCA-CALL Gives referrals to support groups and treatment centers. Also provides brochures. Alcoholics Anonymous Contact a local AA chapter listed in the white pages or contact AA’s national office: 1(212) 686-1100 P.O. Box 459, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163 National Clearinghouse for Alcohol & Drug Information 1-800-729-6686 Offers free pamphlets on alcohol, smoking, marijuana, crack and cocaine, and hallucinogens. To order any of the five “Tips for Teens About...” publications, call 1-800-729-6686 or write NCADI, P.O. Box 2345, Rockville, MD 20847-2345 www.ncadi.samhsa.gov National Drug and Alcohol Treatment Referral Line 1-800-662-HELP Refers callers to support groups and treatment centers. Brochures available. Check with your employer regarding confidential programs offered through your workplace and/or health plan. Area Resources Americans for Non-Smokers’ Rights (510) 841-3032 Berkeley www.no_smoke.org AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) 939-4155, 24-Hour ALANON & ALATEEN, 932-6770: 24-Hour www.al-anon.alateen.org Offers information, referrals, counseling and support groups for teenage abusers or teenagers in alcoholic families. Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council of Contra Costa, Inc. 932-8100 Offers information, pre-treatment counseling services and referrals in addition to various programs such as Driver Education Training and community presentations. Center for Human Development 687-8844, Pleasant Hill www.chd-prevention.org Provides prevention programs for teens, parents and schools concerned about drug and alcohol abuse. Youth Resources, City of San Ramon 973-2711 Assessments, outreach, employment, diversion, community service program. Center for Recovery (Mt. Diablo) 680-6500 Concord www.jmmdhs.com Treats alcohol/chemical dependency. Offers detox in-patient, short-term outpatient, and day treatment programs. Free assessment. Interventions structured after case. Discovery Counseling Center 837-0505 Danville www.discoverycenteronline.com Community based mental health and substance abuse organization serving children, youth and adults, providing group, couple & family therapy, and prevention education programs. Sliding scale fee. No one is denied service because of inability to pay. Contra Costa Crisis Center 1-800-833-2900 472-0999 Crisis Hotline, 24/7 Crisis lines available for people in distress. Referrals available to over 1000 agencies throughout Contra Costa County. Contra Costa Alcohol and Other Drug Services 313-6300 21-day outpatient detox for opiate dependency. Methadone maintenance for people with 2-year history and two treatment failures for opiate dependency. Minimum age for maintenance. Program for pregnant opiate dependent women. Medi-Cal and private pay. Frederic Ozanam Center 676-4840 Concord Recovery center . Offers day and residential treatment for men and women. Lasts 30 to 90 days. Fee, but no one is turned away. Kaiser Hospital Mental Health and Chemical Dependancy Kaiser members only. 295-4145, Walnut Creek Provides treatment for alcohol and drug abuse and family counseling. Ant abuse and deter available. Contra Costa Regional Medical Center Mental Health Crisis 646-2800, 24-hour Hotline Provides psychiatric emergency services. NA (Narcotics Anonymous) 685-4357, 24-hour Hotline www.contracostana.com Provides a 12-step program and information on meeting locations. NEAT (New Experiences in Affection & Trust) Family Center for Human Development 687-8844, Pleasant Hill www.chd-prevention.org/neatfam New Bridge Foundation 1-800-785-2400 or 510-548-7270; Albany www.new_bridge.org Adult chemical dependency treatment: residential, day treatment, partial day treatment, outpatient, and women’s programs. New Connections 363-5000 Concord Intensive outpatient treatment for drug/alcohol addiction. Fees based on client’s ability to pay. Insurance accepted; no Medi-Cal/Medicare. Serves residents of Contra Costa County. Prevention and Intervention Sunrise House 825-7049 Concord Shennum Detox Center 676-2581 Concord Available 24-hours, 7 days/week. Provides free short-term stay to county residents. Co-ed. Young People’s AA Hotline: 939-4155: 24 hour Business Office: 939-5371 Women for Sobriety 631-4030 A self-help program for women who want to stop drinking. (Orinda Community Church) Workingman’s Program 682-5704 Concord Offers full residential and outpatient treatment and clean and sober housing for men and women 18-65. Also provides alcohol and drug education. Substance Abuse Tobacco - Chapter 9 Resources American Heart Association 1-800-242-8721 www.americanheart.org Information on smoking-related heart disease and its prevention. Cancer Information Service of California 1-800-422-6237 Information on smoking-related cancer and its prevention. Tobacco-Free Kids Campaign 1707 L Street Suite 800; Washington, DC 20036 202-296-5469 www.tabaccofreekids.org Valley Community Health Center 462-5544 Pleasanton Offers an affordable alcohol and drug treatment program and an addiction recovery education program for working people.
Local Area Resources California Smokers’ Helpline 1-800-7-NO BUTTS (English) 1-800-45-NO FUME (Español) Americans for Non-Smokers’ Rights 510-841-3032 Berkeley Contra Costa County Health Services Dept. Tobacco Prevention 313-6214 www.cchealth.org Provides tobacco, policy, and program information and answers tobacco-related questions. They also provide referral and technical assistance on tobacco education, prevention, cessation and control. Also, a 24-hour automated phone line provides information about smoking in public and work places, supportive messages for smokers trying to quit, referrals to quit smoking programs and a calendar of tobacco control events. Kaiser Permanente 295-4190; Walnut Creek, also Martinez Smoking Cessation Classes. 8 Session series for Kaiser members and non-members in Walnut Creek. Violence, Abuse, & Teen Dating Violence Chapters 11, 12, 13 Resources Reading List Women Who Love Too Much: When You Keep Wishing and Hoping He'll Change, by Robin Norwood The Courage to Heal, A Guide For Women Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse, by Ellen Bass and Laura Davis The Verbally Abusive Relationship, By Patricia Evans In Love & In Danger, By Barry Levy The Battered Woman, by Lenore Walker Love and Addiction, by Stanton Peele National Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-799-7233, 24-Hour Information and referrals to local services National Runaway Switchboard 1-800-621-4000 Child Abuse Council 946-9961 Information, referral and education on child abuse and neglect. Contra Costa Crisis Center 1-800-833-2900 472-0999 Crisis Hotline, 24/7 Crisis lines available for people in distress. Referrals available to over 1000 agencies throughout Contra Costa County. Children’s Protective Services 510-259-1800; 24 hour; Alameda 646-1680; 24-Hour; Contra Costa County Investigates reports of child abuse. Discovery Counseling Center 837-0505 Danville www.discoverycenteronline.com Community based mental health and substance abuse organization serving children, youth and adults. Planned Parenthood 838-2108 San Ramon Non-profit agency provides counseling services for individuals and couples. Day and evening hours. Exams for birth control, STI testing and treatment. Pregnancy and HIV testing. Low cost, sliding scale fee. Parental Stress Service 510-893-5444 1-800-829-3777 Rape Crisis Center Business Lines: 706-4290 24-Hour Rape Crisis Lines: Central Country: 1-800-670-7273 West County: 510-236-7273 East Country: 439-7273 Provides prevention, crisis intervention and therapy services. Services include hospital and court accompaniment, individual and group therapy for children and adults, prevention and education presentations, and the 24-hour crisis line. STAND! Against Domestic Violence (formerly Battered Women’s Alternatives) 1-888-215-5555 - 24-hour: toll-free crisis line 925-676-2845 – Business office Serves battered women and their families. Offers shelter, support groups, individual counseling, batterer’s treatment programs, children’s programs, legal advocacy and prevention services. Valley Community Health Center - The Center 462-5544 Pleasanton 828-HELP (828-4357), 24/7 crisis line Non-profit agency provides individual, group, marriage, family and child therapy. Offers parenting education classes, HIV/AIDS support groups, and drug treatment programs, including adolescent drug treatment programs. Sliding scale fees.
Contra Costa County Health Services Department Community Substance Abuse Services The Community Substance Abuse Services (CSAS) puts people first. CSAS advocates for alcohol and drug free communities by promoting individual and family responsibility, hope and self-sufficiency. CSAS's mission is to foster better community understanding of the effects of alcohol and drugs and to promote, develop and implement quality prevention and treatment services. A fully accredited multi-disciplinary and diverse staff of licensed Marriage, Family, Child, Substance Abuse and Social Work credentialed counselors provide assessment for addiction severity and dual diagnosis, individual counseling, an array of group counseling and services for family and youth who are directly or indirectly affected by substance use or abuse. All services comply with California State Standards for Substance Abuse Treatment and Prevention Services and with federal and local laws. The following is a listing of the Prevention Services, Prevention Providers, Treatment Services and Treatment Providers that are under CSAS’s System of Care. CSAS System of Care Community Substance Abuse Services Administration 597 Center Avenue, Suite #320, Martinez, CA 94553 313-6300 fax 313-6307 PREVENTION SERVICES Community Partnership - CSAS provides technical assistance, training and resources to regional substance abuse prevention coalitions and grassroots organizations; staffs the Community Partnership Forum, an alliance of local prevention groups that works together with the Alcohol & Other Drugs Advisory Board & The Partnership in Recovery Alliance (PIRA) to implement the county’s Substance Abuse Action Plan. ACCESS UNIT The Access Unit is the point of entry for adults and youth seeking to receive alcohol and other drug treatment services in Contra Costa County. The Access Unit is fully equipped with substance abuse counselors that provide the following services: information on existing alcohol and other drug program services (in particular prevention service, screening, placement, and care coordination services of AOD prevention and treatment services. Access Unit 1-800-846-1652 PREVENTION PROVIDERS (*County Operated Programs) Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council 932-8100 Pleasant Hill Offers information, pre-treatment counseling services and referrals in addition to various programs such as Alternatives for Youth, Driver Education Training and community presentations. Bi-Bett Latino Outreach 458-1616 Pittsburg and Brentwood Programs: Problem Identification, Community-Based Process, Outreach High Risk Center for Human Development 687-8844 Programs: School-Based Prevention, Education, and Community Initiatives Discovery Counseling Center of the San Ramon Valley 837-0505 Danville Programs: Information Dissemination, Education, Community-Based Process, School Based Interventions, Outreach High Risk and Children of Substance Abusers
Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Main Line: 313-6300 Program Manager: 313-6385 Program Sites: East—Antioch: 427-8630 Central—Walnut Creek: 646-6470 West—Richmond: 374-3036 CSAS operates and contracts First Offender and Multiple Offender programs, a multi-faceted statewide approach to address the problem of the alcohol and drug impaired driver. The State Department of Drugs and Alcohol licenses and monitors all State DUI programs under title IX, California Code of Regulations. This program operates in partnership with the Department of Motor Vehicles and court jurisdictions to combine sanctions with treatment to reduce the incidence of repeat offenses. New Connections 363-5000 Concord and Pittsburg Programs: Education, School Based Interventions, Outreach High Risk and Children of Substance Abusers Tri-Cities Discovery Center (County Operated Program) (510) 374-7011 Pinole Programs: Education, School Based Interventions, Outreach High Risk and Children of Substance Abusers TREATMENT SERVICES: Outpatient Drug-Free Treatment CSAS operates four county drug-free outpatient substance abuse treatment programs (Sojourne in Richmond, San Pablo Discovery in San Pablo, Tri-Cities in Pinole and Born Free with sites in Antioch, Martinez and Richmond) and contracts outpatient services with the following community based agencies: Born Free (Women and Children Only) 646-1165 Martinez New Connections 363-5000 Concord REACH Project 754-3673 Antioch Discovery Counseling Center of the San Ramon Valley 837-0505 Danville Sojourne Center (510) 374-3813 Richmond Tri-Cities Discovery Center (510) 374-7011 Pinole Ujima East (Women and Children) 427-9100 Pittsburg Ujima West (Women and Children) (510) 215-2280 Richmond Women’s Ancillary Services: East Bay Perinatal (510) 236-6990 Richmond/Oakland Family Stress Center 827-0212 Concord Residential - CSAS operates one county residential treatment facility, Discovery House in Martinez, and contracts residential treatment and transitional housing services with Sunrise House in Concord, Neighborhood House in North Richmond, Bi-Bett Corporation, (which includes Diablo Valley Ranch in Clayton, Ozanam Center, the Annex, and Gregory Center in Concord), Adolescent Treatment Center (which include Thunder Road in Oakland), Ujima Family Recovery Services (The Rectory in San Pablo and La Casa Ujima in Martinez), East County Detox (Wollam House in Bay Point). CSAS contracts for non-medical detoxification services with Bi-Bett Corporation (Shennum Center, in Concord), East County Detox (Pittsburg) and Neighborhood House of North Richmond (Hollomon Center in Richmond). Residential programs are 24-hours per day, 7 days per week, social model environments that require a minimum of 40 hours per week of counseling and/or structured therapeutic activities that include consciousness raising, twelve steps, stress management, poly-drug education, relapse prevention and planning groups. the programs require attendance to AA and NA groups and also provide AIDS and STI education, vocational counseling, job search, and employment referrals. Most transitional housing services require clients to be employed, actively seeking employment, or involved in job training. Detox programs’ average length of stay is three days. Clients are monitored and referred to treatment or other needed services. Bi-Bett Corporation 798-7250 Concord Residential treatment and transitional housing services: Diablo Valley Ranch 682-9765; Concord Men only. Frederic Ozanam Center 676-4840 Concord Women Only Shennum Center 676-2580 Co-Ed. Non-medical detoxification services. Thunder Road (510) 653-5040 Oakland Youth only. Discovery House 229-4212 Martinez Men only. Residential treatment facility. Neighborhood House (510) 235-9780 Richmond Fauerso Recovery Center (510) 233-1270 Richmond Men only. Hollomon Detox Center (510) 233-1270 Richmond Co-ed. Ujima Family Recovery (510) 236-3139 San Pablo La Casa Ujima 229-0230 Martinez Women and children only. The Rectory (510) 236-3134 San Pablo Women and children only. Sunrise House 825-7049 Concord Outpatient Methadone Maintenance – CSAS contracts with the Bay Area Addiction Research and Treatment, Inc. (BAART) to provide methadone maintenance and detox services for heroin addicts in Pittsburg and Richmond. Services are funded through Drug Medi-Cal and regulated by County, State and Federal policies. Criminal Justice Treatment Programs (CJTP) CSAS Contact: Program contact :313-6387 Program Sites: Antioch: 427-8630 Walnut Creek: 646-6470 CSAS operates and contracts court/parole/probation mandated substance abuse interventions into a specialized unit of services, which includes Drug Diversion Program (PC-1000), State (BASN) and Federal Parolee/Probationers Programs, and Supervised Treatment and Recovery Services (STAR).
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