Youth Resources

FINGERTIP GUIDE TO Youth Resources

A program guide for Children, Teens and Parents Inclusion in this directory does not constitute endorsement of an agency, its programs, or the quality of its services; nor does exclusion imply an unfavorable judgement of the contribution an agency may be making to the community. The information presented in this directory was accurate at the time of printing. Changes in services and phone numbers may have occurred since the initial printing date of October 2009.

2 FINGERTIP GUIDE TO Youth Resources

City of Fullerton

303 West Commonwealth Avenue Fullerton, CA 92832-1775

Compiled by the Department of Parks and Recreation Family and Senior Services Division

3 CITY OF FULLERTON CITY COUNCIL

Office of the Mayor and City Council Mayor Don Bankhead Mayor Pro Tem, Pam Keller F. Richard Jones, M.D. Shawn Nelson Sharon Quirk-Silva

Dear Fullerton Resident,

The Fullerton City Council is pleased to provide you with this first edition of the Fingertip Guide to Youth Resources. The guide is designed to be a quick reference to the many services available to Fullerton’s children, teens and parents. The guide provides resources in the areas of after-school enrichment, education, gang prevention, parent support and teen centers.

We are fortunate to have many valuable resources in our community, and hopefully this guide will be helpful to you and your family. If additional assistance is needed in locating the appropriate program or service, you many contact any of the following City offices:

Fullerton Parks and Recreation 714-738-6575 Garnet Community Center 714-996-2574 Gilbert Community Center 714-773-1304 Richman Community Center 714-738-3146 Fullerton Main Library 714-738-6326 Hunt Branch Library 714-738-3122

Sincerely,

Don Bankhead Mayor

THE EDUCATION COMMUNITY 303 West Commonwealth Avenue, Fullerton, California 92832-1775 (714) 738-6311 • Fax (714) 738-6758 • [email protected] • www.ci.fullerton.ca.us

4 Table of Contents

After School Enrichment ...... 6 Child Care ...... 7 Education ...... 8 Emergency Assistance (Food, Financial) ...... 9 Family Violence ...... 9 Gang Prevention / Intervention ...... 10 Health Care & Education ...... 11 Hotlines ...... 11 Job Training & Assistance ...... 12 Law Enforcement / Public Safety ...... 13 Legal Services ...... 14 Library Services ...... 14 Mental Health / Counseling ...... 15 Parent Support & Education ...... 16 Recreation ...... 17 Special Education ...... 18 Sports and Athletics ...... 18 Substance Abuse Prevention / Intervention ...... 19 Teen Centers / Clubs ...... 20 Teen Parent Support ...... 21 Volunteer Opportunities ...... 21

5 After School Enrichment

Fullerton Parks and Recreation Richman Community Center 714-738-6575 714-738-3146 www.cityoffullerton.com www.cityoffullerton.com After School Education and Safety - Youth Achievers program provides ASES Program - No cost after school after school enrichment programs that programs offer homework assistance, include academic assistance, life skill educational enrichment, arts and development, health & fitness, outdoor recreational activities for leadership development and students ages 5-12 years old community service projects for attending Maple and Orangethorpe students in grades 1st-8th. Schools. “Playgrounds on the Go!” provides Fullerton Museum Center no-cost outdoor recreational 714738-3136 enrichment for students ages 5-12. www.cityoffullerton.com Provides no cost and some fee based Boys & Girls Club of Fullerton lessons, performances, tours and 714-871-1391 activities for youth and families in the www.boysgirlsfullerton.com areas of art and music. After school care, homework help and tutoring, arts, sports and recreation Garnet Community Center programs for school-age children 714-996-2574 www.cityoffullerton.com Fullerton School District GEMS Program 714-447-2858 Students ages 5-12 years old received www.fsd.k12.ca.us homework assistance and take part in After School Education and Safety - supervised recreation and skill ASES Program - No cost after school building activities. programs offer homework assistance, educational enrichment, arts and Gente Intelligente outdoor recreational activities for Students and their families are students ages 5-12 years old motivated towards academic success attending Raymond, Richman, Ladera through reaching learning experience Vista, Nicolas, Pacific Drive and and tutorial support. Woodcrest Schools.

Gilbert Community Center Kidzone – Provides before and after 714-773-1304 school academic and recreational based childcare for students attending www.cityoffullerton.com Students ages 5-12 years old received Acacia, Beechwood, Fern Drive, Fisler, homework assistance and take part in Hermosa Drive, Rolling Hills and supervised recreation and skill Sunset Lane Schools. building activities.

6 GOALS Muckenthaler Cultural Center 714-956-4625 714-738-3328 www.goals.org www.themuck.org After school enrichment through No cost after school ceramics, fine athletics, learning and service. craft and visual art classes for school age children. North Orange County Family YMCA at the Richman Community Center Orangethorpe Learning Center 714-738-3146 714-526-8317 Youth Achievers program provides [email protected] after school enrichment programs that After school homework assistance for include academic assistance, life skill grades 1st – 8th. development, health & fitness, leadership development and community service projects for students in grades 1st-8th at the Richman Community Center. Child Care

Boys & Girls Clubs of Fullerton Olive Crest – Family Preservation & 714-871-1391 Support www.boysgirlsfullerton.com Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource Before and after school care for Center school-age children. 714-635-9040 Provides in-home outreach, Children’s Home Society counseling, parent education, self Childcare Resource and Referral help and support groups, child care, 714-543-2273 transportation, and respite care. Free information and referral to licensed child care facilities. Fullerton School District 714-447-2858 www.fsd.k12.ca.us Kidzone – Provides before and after school academic and recreational based childcare for students attending Acacia, Beechwood, Fern Drive, Fisler, Hermosa Drive, Rolling Hills and Sunset Lane Schools. 7 Education

California State University Fullerton Fullerton Union High School District 657-278-2011 714-870-2800 www.fullerton.edu www.fjuhsd.k12.ca.us A public undergraduate and graduate Serves Fullerton students grades university; offers Bachelor’s and 9th-12th. Master’s degree. La Sierra High School Community Action Partnership of 714-447-7820 Orange County English as a second language, adult 714-532-3595 basic education, high school diploma, www.capoc.org citizenship and independent study English as a second language (ESL) classes; teen parent program. and continuation school for drop-outs. School of Continuing Education- Fullerton College NOCCCD 714-992-7000 714-808-4999 www.fullcoll.edu www.sce.ce.edu A public 2-year community college; Academic enrichment, music, art, offers A.A. and A.S. degree. dance, sports and computer classes available after school hours and Fullerton School District Saturdays. Classes are held at the 714-447-7400 Wilshire, Anaheim and Cypress campuses. Costs vary from $50 and www.fsd.k12.ca.us Serves Fullerton students grades K-8th. up. Fullerton Public Library Orange County Department of 714-738-6327 Education – ACCESS www.fullertonlibrary.org 714-966-4485 Offers on-line tutoring, workshops & Provides year-round alternative college information. education options through curriculum offerings aligned with local districts and within state guidelines.

8 Emergency Assistance (Food, Financial)

Catholic Charities Fullerton Interfaith 714-668-1130 Emergency Service, Inc. www.ccoc.org 714-738-0255 Provides emergency assistance with www.fies.us rent, utilities, food and clothing. Provides food, transitional housing and support services to hungry, First Evangelical Free Church of homeless and less advantaged in Fullerton Good Samaritan Center primarily North Orange County. 714-529-5544 www.evfreefullerton.com Salvation Army Family Services Provides food, clothing and lodging to 714-384-0481 those in need. www.salvationarmyoc.org Provides emergency food, clothing, shelter referrals and disaster services. Family Violence

CSP Community Service Program Olive Crest – Family Preservation & 800-799-7233 24 hour information line Support www.cspinc.org Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource Provides assistance to victims of Center domestic violence; assist in preparation of paperwork necessary to 714-635-9040 obtain temporary restraining orders; Provides in-home outreach, crisis intervention counseling, counseling, parent education, self community referrals and court help and support groups, child care, support. transportation, and respite care. FACES - Family Assessment Counseling Western Youth Services Education Services 714-871-5646 www.westernyouthservices.org 714-879-9616 Provides counseling and mental health www.facescal.org services for youth up to 21 years old Provides counseling strategies and and their families. solutions for children of divorce and education to prevent family violence.. Victim/Witness –North Justice Center 714-773-4575 Provides support and encouragement to victim and witnesses of crimes. 9 Gang Prevention/ Intervention

Garnet Community Center Boys & Girls Clubs of Fullerton 714-996-2574 Richman Teen Center www.cityoffullerton.com 714-992-2933 Provides a safe location for youth and www.boysgirlsfullerton.com teens to take part in activities and Provides a positive environment for opportunities that promote positive life teens ages 13 to 18 to take part skill development, leadership and inleadership, career exploration, arts, service to community. athletic and fitness opportunities. Gilbert Community Center CSP Community Service Program – Gang 714-773-1304 Prevention www.cityoffullerton.com Youth and Community Program Provides a safe location for youth and teens to take part in activities and 949-250-0488 opportunities that promote positive life www.cspinc.org skill development, leadership and Provides gang prevention services, service to community. counseling, conflict resolution, mediation, academic assistance, and Richman Community Center job skills. 714-738-3146 Olive Crest – Family Preservation & www.cityoffullerton.com Provides after school enrichment Support programs for youth and teensthat Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource include academic assistance, life skill Center development, health & fitness, 714-635-9040 leadership development and Provides in-home outreach, community service projects. The Don counseling, parent education, self Castro Center includes a computer help and support groups, child care, lab, study area, tutoring and meeting transportation, and respite care. areas for workshops and classes. Orange County Health Care Agency Fullerton Museum Center Children & Youth 714-738-3136 714-577-5400 www.cityoffullerton.com Counseling services for children and Provides no cost and some fee based youth. lessons, performances, tours and activities for youth and families in the Orange County On Track areas of art and music. 714-531-7144 www.OCOnTrack.org The program matches children of prisoners with trained adult mentors. 10 Health Care & Education

CSP Community Service Programs– Sierra Health Center Project Path 714-870-0717 714-441-0807 Offers family health care, www.cspinc.org immunizations, and pediatrics and Project Path (Positive Action Toward health education on a sliding scale, Health) works to create a safe and Medi-Cal, Medicare, CHDP, MSI, healthy community by eliminating the Healthy Families, CalOptima problems associated with alcohol, accepted. tobacco and drug use through education, training and technical St. Jude Neighborhood Health Center assistance. 714-446-5100 Physical exams, sick care, Dairy Council of California immunizations, pregnancy testing, 949-756-7892 prenatal care, and dental services www.dairycouncilofca.org offered on a sliding scale; Medi-Cal, Nutrition and physical education Healthy Families, CHDP, MSI, DentiCal based after school program that and CalKids accepted. focuses on all the food groups, healthy snacks and the importance of eating a UCI Family Health Center balanced breakfast. 877-824-3627 Primary care, internal medicine, pediatrics, family planning, adolescent medicine and OB/GYN offered on a sliding scale, Medi-Cal, Healthy Families, and MSI accepted. Hotlines

California Youth Crisis Line Teen Crisis Nineline 800-843-5200 800-999-9999 Drug Hotline Routing Service Teen 2 Teen Hotline 800-662-HELP 714-639-8336 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (24 hours) 800-273-8255 www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org

11 Job Training & Assistance

Anaheim Workforce Center Orange County Conservation Corp 714-765-4350 714-956-6222 www.anaheimjobs.com www.hireyouth.org Free resources and training for A job training program for young employment. adults age 18 – 26 years old. Community Action Partnership of Orange County One Stop Center Orange County 714-241-4900 714-532-3595 www.oconestop.com Information & referral, job assistance Provides placement, training and job and placement, ESL & continuation search services. school. YWCA of North Orange County Employment Development Department 714-871-4488 714-518-2315 www.ywcanoc.org www.caljobs.ca.gov Provides youth employment services An internet based system where job including assistance in completing seekers my enter a resume and employment applications and search for job openings. interview skills.

12 Law Enforcement/ Public Safety

Fullerton Fire Department Orange County Probation Department 911 - Emergency 714-569-2000 714-738-6500 - General Information Supervises adult and juvenile criminal offenders on court-ordered probation. Fullerton Police Department 911 - Emergency Justice in Education 714-738-6800 - General Information 714-542-1707 www.justiceineducation.org 714-738-3147 - Community Services Provides training, support and legal Bureau representation on behalf of families 714-738-6719 - Anonymous Crime Tips who have children with disabilities. Fees are based on client’s income. Orange County District Attorney First consultation is free. 714-347-8518 - Gang Unit 714-935-7624 - Juvenile Unit Orange County District Attorney Prosecutes gang members and North Orange County Judicial District juvenile offenders; offers training 714-773-4480 seminars and service manuals to both Office hours: Monday – Friday law enforcement agencies and 8am-5pm. schools in Orange County.

13 Legal Services

Orange County District Attorney Orange County Probation Department 714-347-8518 - Gang Unit 714-569-2000 714-935-7624 - Juvenile Unit Supervises adult and juvenile criminal Prosecutes gang members and offenders on court-ordered probation. juvenile offenders; offers training seminars and service manuals to both Orange County Public Defender law enforcement agencies and North Justice Center schools in Orange County. 714-626-3700 Office hours: Monday – Friday 8am-5pm. Library Services

Fullerton Public Library-Children’s Hunt Branch Library Library Services 201 S. Basque Ave Fullerton, CA 92833 714-738-6343 Bedtime Bears for 3 to 6 year olds; www.fullertonlibrary.org R.E.A.D (Read, Eat, And Discuss) for Main Library grades 1st – 4th and their families; 353 W. Commonwealth Ave After School Club for grades K – 6th; Fullerton, CA 92832 Afternoon Live for grades 1st – 6th; Preschool story time for 3 to 6 year Family Movie & Game Night for all olds; After School Club for children K- ages; “Read-to-Me Summer Reading 6th grades; Afternoon Live for grades Club for pre-readers and Summer 1st and higher; Family Movie & Game Reading Club for readers through 8th Night for all ages“Read to Me” grade. Summer Reading Club for pre-readers and Summer Reading Club for readers through 8th grade.

14 Mental Health/Counseling

Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource Olive Crest – Family Preservation & Center Support 714-765-3776 Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource Support groups and counseling for Center domestic violence 714-635-9040 Provides in-home outreach, Child Guidance Center counseling, parent education, self 714-871-9264 help and support groups, child care, www.cgcor.org transportation, and respite care. Professional counseling for children and families; fees are based on Orange County Health Care Agency income. Children & Youth The Compassionate Friends-OC Chapter 714-577-5400 www.ochealthinfo.com 714-993-6708 Counseling services for children and www.thecompassionatefriendsoc.com youth. For parents and grandparents who have had a child die and for siblings Parents of Murdered Children-OC whose brother or sister has died. Service is available in Fullerton the 3rd Chapter Wednesday of each month. 714-999-7132 www.gocpomc.org CSP Community Service Programs A self-help support group reaching out 949-250-0488 to adult survivors of homicide victims. www.cspinc.org Short term individual, family and group Western Youth Services counseling for juveniles in diversion 714-871-5646 program. Provides counseling and mental health services for youth and families. FACES - Family Assessment Counseling Education Services 714-879-9616 www.facescal.org Provides counseling, parenting, anger management, monitored visitations, custody evaluations and mediation services for adults, children and families.

15 Parent Support & Education

The Compassionate Friends-OC Chapter Olive Crest – Family Preservation & 714-993-6708 Support www.thecompassionatefriendsoc.com Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource For parents and grandparents who Center have had a child die and for siblings whose brother or sister has died. 714-635-9040 Service is available in Fullerton the 3rd Provides in-home outreach, Wednesday of each month. counseling, parent education, self help and support groups, child care, FACES - Family Assessment Counseling transportation, and respite care. Education Services Parents of Murdered Children-OC 714-879-9616 Chapter www.facescal.org Provides counseling, parenting, anger 714-999-7132 management, mediation services and www.gocpomc.org education in order to prevent family A self-help support group reaching out violence. to adult survivors of homicide victims. Justice in Education School of Continuing Education- 714-542-1707 NOCCCD www.justiceineducation.org 714-992-9500 Provides training, support and legal www.sce.edu representation on behalf of families No cost classes for parents and who have children with disabilities. children. Fees are based on client’s income. First consultation is free. Western Youth Services 714-871-5646 Provides counseling and mental health services for youth and families.

16 Recreation

Fullerton Parks and Recreation Fullerton Municipal Tennis Center 714-738-6575 714-773-5750 www.fullertonEconnect.com Tennis instruction for both children and A wide variety of classes including adults. Tennis courts are available for sports, fitness, health, academic, use at an hourly rate. finance, arts, and hiking. On-line courses in computers, digital Boys & Girls Club of Fullerton photography, test preparation, and 714-871-1391 web design. www.boysgirlsfullerton.com After school and summer programs Community Events providing arts, sports and recreation The Parks and Recreation department opportunities for school-age children hosts various family and community events throughout the year such as the Farmers Market, Dog Days of Fullerton School District Summer, 4th of July Community 714-447-2858 Festival & Fireworks Show, Summer www.fsd.k12.ca.us Concerts in the Park, First Night No cost and fee based before and Fullerton and Night in Fullerton. after school summer programs provide recreational and educational activities Fullerton Parks and Recreation Summer for school-age children. Playgrounds North Orange County Family YMCA 714-738-6575 at Richman Community Center www.cityoffullerton.com An eight-week recreation programs 714-614-2039 with a variety of planned supervised Youth Achievers program provides outdoor games, arts, crafts, after school enrichment programs that excursions and special events for include academic assistance, life skill children ages 5-12 years old. development, health & fitness, Activities are offered at Chapman, leadership development and Gilbert, Garnet, Hillcrest, community service projects for Orangethope, Lemon, and Richman students in grades 1st-8th at the Parks. Richman Community Center.

Camp Hillcrest North Orange County Family YMCA A fee based summer day camp at Y-Guides/Princesses Hillcrest Park provides a variety of 714-879-9622 themed activities including arts, crafts, www.ymcaoc.net outdoor activities and theme park Y-Guides and Princesses program excursions. provides organized activities for children in grades K-4th and their parents to spend one-on-one time together to build skills, character and create memories.

17 Special Education

Fullerton School District 714-447-7501 www.fsd.k12.ca.us No cost summer program for special education students K – 8th grades at Woodcrest School. Sports & Athletics

Boys & Girls Club of Fullerton Fullerton National Junior Basketball 714-871-1391 714-784-3230 www.boysgirlsfullerton.com www.fullertonnjb.net East Fullerton Little League Fullerton Amateur Softball Association 714-871-7047 714-394-4612 www.efll.org West Fullerton Little League Fullerton Hills Girls Softball www.eteamz.active.com/wfll1 714-525-4686 www.fullertonhillssoftball.org Fullerton Youth Rugby 714-210-7313 Fullerton Pony Colt Baseball www.youthrugby.net 714-773-4215 www.fullertonpony.clubspaces.com North Orange County Family YMCA 714-879-9622 Fullerton Rangers Youth Soccer Club Youth sports programs that promote 714-526-3772 skill development, healthy lifestyles, sportsmanship and safety. Programs www.frysc.org provided for children ages 3 – 14 Fullerton Pop Warner Football years at local parks, YMCA and schools. www.fullertonpopwarner.com Golden Hill Little League 714-680-8634 www.ghll.net

18 Substance Abuse Prevention/Intervention

Boys & Girls Club of Fullerton FACES - Family Assessment Counseling 714-871-1391 Education Services www.boysgirlsfullerton.com 714-879-9616 A comprehensive prevention program www.facescal.org helps young people resist alcohol, Provides substance abuse counseling, tobacco and other drug use. parenting, anger management, and mediation services for adults, children CSP Community Service Programs– and families. Project Path 714-441-0807 www.cspinc.org Project Path (Positive Action Toward Health) works to create a safe and healthy community by eliminating the problems associated with alcohol, tobacco and drug use through education, training and technical assistance.

19 Teen Centers / Clubs

Garnet Community Center Richman Community Center/ Garnet Teen Scene Don Castro Center 714-996-2574 Richman Teen Scene www.cityoffullerton.com 714-738-3146 A safe location of teens to interact with www.cityoffullerton.com staff and volunteers who act as Offers a safe location for teens to positive role models and mentors. interact and learn positive values, and Teens receive academic assistance be provided with a outlet for creative and take part in activities and self expression. The Don Castro opportunities that promote positive life Center includes a computer lab, study skill development, leadership and area, tutoring and meeting areas for service to community. workshops and classes. Gilbert Community Center Boys & Girls Club of Fullerton Teen Scene The CLUB Richman Teen Center 714-773-1304 714-992-2933 www.cityoffullerton.com www.boysgirlsfullerton.com A safe location of teens to interact with Provides arts, sports, fitness, staff and volunteers who act as college/career exploration, and positive role models and mentors. leadership skills for teens up to 18 Teens receive academic assistance years old. and take part in activities and opportunities that promote positive life skill development, leadership and service to community.

20 Teen Parent Support

Crittenton Children and Family Services Orange County Health Care/Teen Parent 714-680-9000 Program www.crittentonsocal.org 714-834-7866 Outpatient services for pregnant and Case management and support parenting teens. services to Cal WORKs recipients who are pregnant and parenting teens. Fullerton Joint Union High School District – TAPP WIC (Women, Infants and Children) 714-626-2601 Program – Fullerton Provides academic program, 888-942-2229 individualized instruction, counseling, www.phfewic.org career planning, and post secondary A supplemental food program education, parenting skills, life skills, providing nutrition education and transportation and child care for coupons for purchasing specific pregnant and parenting teens. foods; serves pregnant and nursing mothers and infants up to 5 years old. Volunteer Opportunities

Fullerton Parks and Recreation Orange County Volunteer Opportunities 714-738-5360 714-834-7440 www.cityoffullerton.com www.volunteercenter.org Offers a variety of volunteer Volunteer opportunities for all ages opportunities serving infants, toddlers, throughout Orange County. school-aged children, teens and older adults. Fullerton Public Library 714-738-6327 www.fullertonlibrary.org Volunteers perform various library assignments under direct supervision. The Teen Advisory Group members receive service credits for attending monthly meetings to discuss the future of the library, teen programs another items of interest.

21 Index of Agencies (Listed in Alphabetical Order)

A Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource Center ...... 15 Anaheim Workforce Center ...... 12 B Boys & Girls Club of Fullerton ...... 6, 7, 10, 17, 18, 19, 20 C Catholic Charities ...... 9 California State University Fullerton ...... 8 California Youth Crisis Line ...... 11 Child Guidance Center ...... 15 Children’s Home Society ...... 7 Community Action Partnership of Orange County ...... 8, 12 Crittenton Children and Family Services ...... 21 CSP Community Service Program ...... 9, 10, 11, 15, 19 D Dairy Council of California ...... 11 Drug Hotline Routing Service ...... 11 E East Fullerton Little League ...... 18 Employment Development Department ...... 12 F FACES-Family Assessment Counseling Education Services ...... 9, 15, 16, 19 First Evangelical Free Church of Fullerton Good Samaritan Center ...... 9 Fullerton Amateur Softball Association ...... 18 Fullerton College ...... 8 Fullerton Interfaith Emergency Service, Inc...... 9 Fullerton Fire Department ...... 13 Fullerton Hills Girls Softball ...... 18 Fullerton Joint Union High School District – TAPP ...... 21 Fullerton Municipal Tennis Center ...... 17 Fullerton Museum Center ...... 6, 10 Fullerton National Junior Basketball ...... 18 Fullerton Parks and Recreation ...... 6, 17 Fullerton Parks and Recreation Summer Playgrounds ...... 17, 21 Fullerton Police Department ...... 13 Fullerton Pony Colt Baseball ...... 18 Fullerton Pop Warner Football ...... 18 Fullerton Public Library ...... 8, 21 Fullerton Public Library-Children’s Library Services ...... 14 Fullerton Rangers Youth Soccer Club ...... 18 Fullerton School District ...... 6, 7, 8, 17, 18 Fullerton Union High School District ...... 8 Fullerton Youth Rugby ...... 18 G Garnet Community Center ...... 6, 10, 20 Gilbert Community Center ...... 6, 10, 20 GOALS ...... 7 Golden Hill Little League ...... 18

22 J Justice in Education ...... 13, 16 L La Sierra High School ...... 8 M Muckenthaler Cultural Center ...... 7 N National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (24 hours) ...... 11 North Orange County Family YMCA ...... 7, 17, 18 O Orange County Conservation Corp ...... 12 Orange County Department of Education – ACCESS ...... 8 Orange County District Attorney ...... 13,14 Orange County Health Care Agency ...... 10, 15 Orange County Health Care/Teen Parent Program ...... 21 Orange County On Track ...... 10 Orange County One Stop Center ...... 12 Orange County Probation Department ...... 13, 14 Orange County Public Defender ...... 14 Orange County Volunteer Opportunities ...... 21 Orangethorpe Learning Center ...... 7 Olive Crest – Family Preservation & Support Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource Center ...... 7, 9, 10, 15, 16 P Parents of Murdered Children-OC Chapter ...... 15, 16 R Richman Community Center ...... 6, 10, 20 S Salvation Army Family Services ...... 9 School of Continuing Education-NOCCCD ...... 8, 16 Sierra Health Center ...... 11 St. Jude Neighborhood Health Center ...... 11 T Teen Crisis Nineline ...... 11 Teen 2 Teen Hotline ...... 11 The Compassionate Friends-OC Chapter ...... 15, 16 U UCI Family Health Center ...... 11 V Victim/Witness – North Justice Center ...... 9 W West Fullerton Little League ...... 18 Western Youth Services ...... 9, 15, 16 WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Program – Fullerton ...... 21 Y YWCA of North Orange County ...... 12

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