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CRISIS HOTLINES student is seen in Emergency Room, assessed by a medical (24 HOURS) professional, if needed, staff refers student to mental health agency. If you do not find what you need, call 211 for a variety of Community Human resources you can choose Services: 831-373-4773 from. Services include: basic/general counseling, 10 sessions at a Women’s Crisis Center: reduced fee (based on gross 831-757-1001 income). Services include: assessing students with crisis’s in need of Youth Run Away services attention, referrals to a 24 hour number: program/support group that fits 831-241-0914 student’s crisis, emergency shelter, and advocate for YWCA Domestic Violence domestic violence in court cases. Crisis Line No fee. 831-372-6300/800-YWCA-151 Services include: counseling on Suicide Prevention Crisis domestic violence, restraining Line: orders, legal advocate during 831-649-8008 court, moral support. Fees are on Services include: free a sliding scale depending on intervention in 160 different client’s income and are only languages, assesses and refers to charged for counseling/therapy. other supportive organizations if RESTRAINING ORDERS needed, outreach presentations. HAVE NO CHARGE. Grants are offered if eligible under domestic California YOUTH Crisis: victim, poverty, violent 1-800-843-5200 circumstances. Services include: FREE services specializing in ages 12-24 Family Service Center: supportive workers to talk to 831-373-4421 about depression, school Services include: counseling for problems, financial problems, general crisis. Fees are charged counseling, shelter locations, and on a sliding scale based on state wide referrals. monthly income. NO TURN DOWNS FOR INABILITY TO Community Hospital PAY. Up to 10 free sessions. Mental Health 831-625-4623 Services include: sponsored care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 2
Rape Crisis/Sexual HOSPITALS Harassment: 831-375-4357 Community Hospital of the Services include: counseling, Monterey Peninsula prevention in school and (CHOMP)…..831-624-5311 community. Intervention is at no Mee Memorial…831-385-6000 cost, following appointments will Natividad………831-755-4111 be based on sliding scale. SV Memorial….831-757-4333
Child Abuse Reporting Hotline: 831-647-7900 (County Communications; EMERGENCY after business hours) 831-755-4661/ 1-800-606-6618 DISASTER SERVICES Reports any child abuse of neglect of any kind at no American Red Cross Monterey cost. Only takes reports. Bay Area Chapter: 831-624-6921 Mental Health Crisis Team (Monterey County): MEDICAL SERVICES 831-755-4111 Services include: counseling for Monterey Bay Urgent Care those in need of help with 245 Washington St, Monterey psychological problems. 831-372-2273
Veterans Transition Center Doctors on duty 831-883-8387 501 Lighthouse Ave, Monterey 831-649-0142 POLICE 2260 North Fremont St, DEPARTMENTS Monterey 831-372-6700 Carmel 831-624-6403 Del Rey Oaks 831-394-9333 Monterey Medical Clinic Gonzales 831-675-5010 550 Camino El Estero, Suite 204 Greenfield 831-674-5111 Monterey King City 831-385-4848 831-375-5151 Marina 831-384-7575 Monterey 831-646-3830 Monterey County Health Monterey Co. Sheriff Department 831-647-7911 Seaside: Family Health Center Pacific Grove 831-648-3143 1150 Fremont Blvd. Salinas 831-758-7321 831-899-8100 Sand City 831-394-1451 Marina: 3155 De Forest Rd. Seaside 831-394-6811 831-384-1445
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Salud Para La Gente Alonon/ Alateen: 373-2532 or 1130 Fremont Blvd 424-6207 Seaside, Ca 93955 CHOMP Alcohol and Drug 831-394-6642 Program: 373-0924 Sunrise House: 831-758-3302
EMERGENCY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES CHILDREN:
CHOMP ER (psychiatric or Child Abuse Hotline: medical) 831-625-4900 1-800-606-6618 or 755-4661 CHOMP Crisis Team Child Protective Services: 831-625-4623 899-8015 or 755-4661. Main Behavioral Health Services office: 755-4475 831-755-4111 Big Brothers/ Big Sisters: Community Counseling Center 757-7992 831-373-4773 Head Start Program: 755-0353 Natividad Crisis Intervention or 888-973-2800 831-755-4111 Children’s Services Suicide Prevention/Crisis International: 424-6939 831-649-8008 COUNSELING: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE YWCA Homeward Bound: 384-3322 457 Webster St. YWCA: 372-6300/ 757-1001 Monterey, Ca 93940 Woman’s Crisis Center: 831-655-9222 757-1001 http://ywcamontereycounty.org/ Rape Crisis Center: 375-4357 Services include: domestic or 373-3955 violence shelter for women and Family Service Center of children, advocacy, and Salinas: 394-4622 counseling. Counseling is Legal Aid Society: 375-0505 provided for elementary children, ages 17-23, and high school age SUBSTANCE ABUSE girls for learning to cope with any domestic violence issues. Sun Street Centers: 753-5140 Alcoholics Anonymous: Monterey Rape Crisis Center 373-3713 P.O. Box 2630 Off Main Clinic: 424-4828 Monterey, Ca 93940 Beacon House: 372-2334 831-375-3955 Door to Hope: 422-6226 831-375-HELP (24 hour crisis Genesis House: 899-2436 line) Pueblo del Mar: 582-9461 www.mtryrapecrisis.org Valley Health Association: Services include: counseling for 424-6655 rape victims, prevention services 4
(child abuse prevention, rape 490 Aguajito Rd. prevention education, “My Carmel, Ca 93923 Strength”, self defense, and 831-655-3524 predator drugs). Services www.pflagmontereycounty.org available for teens and men also. Services include: support on coping with adverse society, HIV/AIDS RESOURCES education on enlightening the public, advocacy to end John XXIII AIDS Ministry discrimination and secure civil 1121 Baldwin St. rights. Also inclusive of Salinas, Ca 93906 Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, 831-442-3959 and Questioning issues. www.johnxxiii.org Services include: HIV testing and education, community Gay and Lesbian Alcoholics volunteering programs, housing Anonymous and emotional support for Little House in the Park individuals and families at risk Central and Grand Ave. for, or living with HIV/AIDS in Pacific Grove, Ca 93950 Monterey and San Benito www.aamonterey.org Counties in California. Services include: an organization where gays and lesbians can talk Central California HIV/AIDS openly with others about their Services (CCHAS) alcohol problem. A list of 780 Hamilton Ave. meetings is on website above. Seaside, Ca 93955 Drop-ins welcome. 831-394-4747 www.mcap.org Pride of Monterey County Services include: information P.O. Box 2684 and referrals, counseling and Monterey, Ca 93940 benefits counseling (some free), http://montereypride.org mental health services, ADAP Services include: a non profit (AIDS Drug Assistance community organization Program), care HIPP, emotional dedicated to celebrating the lives support, client events and of LGBT people. Pride of activities. Monterey County offers festivals, marches, and other events to LESBIAN, GAY, raise awareness of the LGBT BISEXUAL, community in Monterey County.
TRANSGENDER, Salinas Valley Pride QUEER, & www.myspace.com/salinasvalley QUESTIONING pride (LGBTQ) RESOURCES A website to visit, make friends, PFLAG OF Monterey County meet people in your area, talk Unitarian Universalist Church about events, and enjoy! 5
Diversity Center services, adult and children’s 1117 Soquel Ave. services, CalWORKS Santa Cruz, Ca 95061 Employment Assistance 831-425-5422 Program, Alcohol and Drug www.diversitycenter.org Programs, Managed Care Services include: “Pride” Program, and System of Care marches, transgender programs, Interagency Training. senior programs, “Tobacco Free” events, spiritual resource California Office of Patients’ directory, youth programs, and Rights movie nights. ALSO ON 100 Howe Ave., Suite 210N FACEBOOK. Sacramento, Ca 95825 916-575-1610 ADVOCACY Protection & Advocacy Inc. Disability Rights California 1-800-776-5746 1330 Broadway, Suite 500 www.pai-ca.org Oakland, Ca 94612 Services include: educating 510-267-1200 people with disabilities about legal, civil, and service rights; CCIL: Central Coast Center technical assistance, training, for Independent Living publications and advocacy 234 Cayuga St. Ste. 208 support; legislative advocacy; Salinas, Ca 93901 investigation on complaints about serious physical and sexual Community Human Services abuse/neglect related deaths in Gary Davidson, MFT institutions; outreach programs, Clinical Program Director peer self-advocacy; patients 1178 Broadway Ave. rights advocacy; and other FREE Seaside, Ca 93955 OF CHARGE programs. 831-394-4622 www.chservices.org Services include: substance PREGNANCY abuse services, mental health services, runaway and homeless Planned Parenthood: 394-1691 youth services. Services include: reproductive services such as patient education Monterey County Health on birth control methods, STD Department testing, pregnancy testing, etc. Ray Bullick, Director of Health Fees include donations, funding 1270 Natividad Rd., Room 200 programs depending on income Salinas, Ca 93906 and family size. 831-755-4510 or Gloria Rodriguiz 755-8986 Crisis Pregnancy Center: Services include: behavioral 757-5500 health services, mental health
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FOOD BANKS Salinas DOROTHY’S PLACE Carmel Meals daily. Breakfast 8:30am- ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL 9:30am and Lunch 1:00pm- CHURCH 2:00pm Weekdays 9:00am-3:00pm 30 Soledad Street, Salinas Dolores Street and Ninth Avenue 424-1102 624-3883 FOOD BANK OF MONTEREY CARMEL MISSION BASILICA Monday-Friday, food distribution Rio Road, Carmel between 1:00pm-3:00pm Mon-Fri: 2:00-4:00pm 815 West Market Street A $20 Safeway gift card is 1-800-870-3663 provided. 831-624-1271 Seaside SALVATION ARMY Pacific Grove Hot meal: weekdays 10:30am- MEALS ON WHEELS 11:30am Weekdays, lunch on site Good Samaritan Center 11:30am-1:00pm 800 Scott Street Meals delivery: 10:00am- Monday-Thursday 11:00am 12:30pm Park by Naval Postgraduate 700 Jewell Avenue School. Food distribution: 375-4454 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdays 2:00pm-4:00pm
ST. ANGELA’S CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. VINCENT DE PAUL at ST. 9th Street & Lighthouse Avenue, FRANCES XAVIER Pacific Grove, Ca CATHOLIC CHURCH For Monterey and Pacific Grove 1475 La Salle, Seaside residents only. Tues-Thurs 1:30-3:00pm Monday-Friday 1:00pm-3:00pm 831-394-8546 x25 655-4160 Marina EPIPHANY COMMUNITY SAINT MARY’S EPISCOPAL CENTER & THOMAS CHURCH CARMAN FOOD PANTRY 146 Central, Pacific Grove 425 Carmel Ave, Marina Monday, Wednesday, Friday A choice of a pre-packed bag of 1:00pm-2:45pm non-perichables or a bag of fresh 831-373-4441 produce, frozen meat or fish, eggs and dariy. Serves all weekly, up to 4 times per month. Office: 831-384-6323 Food Pantry: 831-883-8024 7
ST. JUDE’S CATHOLIC CHURCH EMERGENCY FAMILY 303 Hillcrest Ave, Marina HOUSING/SHELTER (Marina residents only) 1st & 3rd Wed of each month I-Help 10:00-11:00am 831-394-8372 Single adult men. 831-384-5434 Men in Transition Sand City 831-384-3362 GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER 800 Scott St, Sand City HAMILTON HOUSE 831-394-8372 Pastries and Coffee 8:30-10:30am Mon-Fri FAMILY HELP LINE; 24 HOURS Food Boxes 2:00-4:00 PM Tues, 1-800-339-8228 Wed, and Thurs. 2nd and 4th Thurs are Senior Days DOMESTIC CRISIS SERVICES, Hot meals provided Mon-Fri at INC. (associates with YWCA) 10:30 am and also at the parking 24 hour crisis line: 753-6300 lot across the street from the WOMEN AND CHILDREN HAVE Naval Postgraduate School Mon- PRIORITY. Thurs at 11:15 am DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ONLY. 831-899-4988
VICOTRY MISSION 43 Soledad St., Salinas Phone: 424-5688 Monterey MEN ONLY. Must show up at 7:30pm for placement in shelter. LOAVES & FISHES Parking lot across from the Navy AMERICAN RED CROSS Post Graduate School 942 Lupin Dr., Salinas Del Monte Blvd., Monterey Phone: 424-4824 Fri & Sun at 10:30 am Provides shelter for all persons in a disaster situation. Also provides food, clothing and help in finding apartments SHORELINE CHURCH for displaced persons. 2500 Garden Rd, Monterey Tues & Thurs 12:30-2:30 PM HOUSING AUTHORITY OF Also has clothing MONTEREY 123 Rico St, Salinas 831-655-0100 Phone: 775-5000 Housing programs include: Migrant and ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Farm Worker Housing, special Needs CHURCH Housing and HACM Owned/Managed 381 High St, Monterey Programs, Family Self-Sufficiency st rd Program, Plaza House Single Room 1 &3 Thurs 4:00-5:00 PM Occupancy, and Pueblo Del Mar 831-655-4810 Transitional Housing Program.
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SALVATION ARMY disabilities, their families and the 2460 North Main Street, Salinas-443- community. 9655 1850 Fremont Blvd, Seaside-394-6507 GATEWAY CENTER OF MONTEREY COUNTY, INC. Central Coast HIV/AIDS Services 850 Congress Ave., Pacific Grove 831-442-3959 Phone: 372-8002 1121 Baldwin Ave, Provides long-term and respite Salinas, Ca 93906 residential care to developmentally disabled adults as well as Supported 831-394-4747 Living Services; day programs include Peninsula Office training, recreation, education, and 780 Hamilton Ave community access for developmentally Seaside, Ca disabled adults; transportation is provided. HOUSING ADVOCACY COUNCIL OF MONTEREY COUNTY INTERIM, INC. 134 E. Rossi St. Salinas P.O. Box 3222, Monterey Phone: 424-9186 or 1-800-946-1911 Phone: 649-4522 Affordable housing and supportive ST. VINCENT DE PAUL services for adults with psychiatric 26 Stone St., Salinas disabilities. Services include crisis Phone: 775-0545 intervention, supportive permanent Provides food, clothing and fares to housing, homeless supportive return home, but does not provide transitional housing, dual diagnosis shelter. treatment program, supported education and employment services, homeless SHELTER OUTREACH PLUS outreach and emergency housing, PO BOX 1340, Marina 93933 family outreach and social support Phone: 831-422-2201 groups. 831-394-8372 Provides single point-of-entry for Mc HOME HOMELESS SHELTER people in crisis, including a 24-hour Phone: 883-3030 information and referral hotline; long- Eviction services. term transitional housing programs for men, women and children; emergency OTHER HOUSING shelters in Salinas and Seaside for women and children; interfaith Housing Resource Center emergency lodging program for single 134 E Rossi St men in Salinas and Monterey Peninsula Salinas, Ca 93901 and mobile outreach services to 831-758-3302 homeless. Monterey County Homeless Student DISABILITY HOUSING Liaison Program 901 Blanco Cir CENTRAL COAST CENTER FOR Salinas, Ca 93901 INDEPENDENT LINVING 831-755-6466 318 Cayuga St., Suite 208; Salinas 831-373-2955 X466 Phone: 757-2968 TTD Phone: 757-3949 Sunrise House Rental Assistance Promotes the independence of people 119 Capital St with disabilities by supporting their Salinas, Ca 93901 equal and full participation in 831-758-3302 community life; provides advocacy, education and support to people with all 9
Dorothy’s Place 2100 Garden Rd, Ste D 30 Soledad St Monterey, Ca Salinas, Ca 93901 831-757-3838 831-375-0505
Food Stamps CENTRAL COAST HIV/AIDS 1281 Broadway Ave SERVICES Seaside, Ca 93955 780 Hamilton, Seaside Phone: 394-4747 831-899-8001 or 755-8500 Emotional support, information and referral and client services including One Stop Career Center- housing, transportation, shelter and food Employment for persons living with HIV disease, 1760 D-2 Fremont Blvd their families and friends. Seaside, Ca 93955
JOHN XXIII AIDS MINISTRY Legal Assistance for Seniors Phone: 442-3959 915 Hilby Ave, Ste 2 Provides case management services to Seaside, Ca 93955 assist with HIV and/or AIDS to avoid eviction or homelessness. Mon-Fri 9:00-5:00 Social Security 928 Blanco Rd MISCELLANEOUS Salinas, Ca 93901
California Rural Legal Assistance
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Do you need to see a doctor but do not have health insurance? Are you not eligible for Medi-Cal/Medicare?
ViaCare Monterey County provides health care services to eligible individuals living in Monterey County with income at or below $931/month or $11,172/year; couples at or below $1,261/month or $15,132/year.
Pick-up an application at one of the seven locations: Navtividad Medical Center -1441 Constitution Blvd, Salinas, Ca 93906
Department of Social Services -King City Office, 116 Broadway St., King City, Ca 93930
One Stop Office-Seaside-1760 D2 Fremont Blvd, Seaside, Ca 93955
Alisal Health Center- 559 E. Alisal St., Suite 201, Salinas, Ca 93905
Monterey County Health Clinic-Marina- 3155 De Forest Rd., Marina, Ca 93933
Seaside Family Health Center- 1150 Fremont Blvd., Seaside, Ca 93955
Castro Plaza Resource Center- 10601 McDougall St, Castroville, Ca 95012
Complete application and drop off at one of the locations:
Natividad Medical Center, Department of Social Services King City Office, or One Stop Office.
For more information, please call 831-783-2400
The ViaCare Monterey County program ends December 31, 2013. They anticipate that most ViaCare members will transition to Medicare or Medi-Cal beginning January 1, 2014