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San Diego Deaf Mental Health Services (SDDMHS)
Family Justice Center - Deaf Services Comprehensive services for victims of domestic violence. Deaf services on-site. Walk-in crisis intervention services available for restraining orders and safety planning. FJC does not charge any fees for their services. 707 Broadway, 2nd Floor San Diego, CA 92101 www.familyjusticecenter.org Voice: 619.533.6000 Deaf Community Services (DCS) "The mission of Deaf Community Services is to enrich the lives of people by providing services, education and advocacy that promote independence, opportunity, accessibility, and diversity." 3930 Fourth Avenue, Suite 300 San Diego, CA 92103-3119 www.dcsofsd.org TTY: 619.398.2440 Voice 619.398.2441 Fax: 619.398.2444 Signs of Life - Deaf Recovery Program We serve the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened community of San Diego County who have Substance Abuse problems. 3969 Fourth Ave Suite 203, 2nd Floor San Diego, CA, 92103 Voice: 619-692-0441 VRS: 619-640-2697 TTY: 619-692-0471 FAX: 619-692-0442 Child Welfare Services / Deaf Services Unit - San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency 7947 Mission Center Ct. San Diego, CA 92108 Child Abuse Hotline: 800-344-6000 (619) 767-5482 (voice) (619) 767-5224 (fax) San Diego Youth & Community Services (SDYCS) (SDYCS) is a nationally recognized, comprehensive non-profit organization that has helped stabilize the lives of more than a half-million young people and their families since 1970. Every day we work to fight the tragedies of homeless youth and youth in crisis. We administer our programs from sixteen locations throughout San Diego County. Our approach is based on practices that have proven to be effective -- focusing on long-term solutions. Many of our programs are replicated in communities across the nation. The Bridgman Home is the first group home in San Diego County for Deaf and hard of hearing youth. The home is located in Chula Vista and serves as a safe, culturally affirming home for youth ages 12 to 18 from all over San Diego County. The Group Home provides a therapeutic and social environment in which Deaf youth and their families will address issues that negatively impact their relationships and if left untreated will prevent future reunification as well as hinder the youth’s potential for independence and success. For more information please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . or visit: www.sdycs.org San Diego Domestic Violence Council www.sddvc.com VISION A community of healthy, violence-free relationships and families. An organization which embraces collaboration and exchange, controversy and creativity, and at its core - change. An organization which values the diverse community we live in; bringing that diversity into the work of the Council, and implementing programs and policies which communicate respect for that diversity. MISSION To develop, promote and enhance creative prevention and effective intervention initiatives, which will reduce the amount of violence in intimate relationships; to bring people together - in coalitions and committees - to build healthy families in San Diego County. Access to Independence of San Diego Access to Independence is a cross-disability organization run largely by people with disabilities. We cultivate the self-respect and self-esteem of people with disabilities and promote options that empower them to choose and maintain their own lifestyles. Access to Independence, through advocacy, education, and opportunity, promotes full inclusion by empowering and challenging people with disabilities to achieve their greatest potential. 1295 University Ave., Ste. 10 San Diego, CA 92103 www.a2isd.org 619-293-7757 tty 619-293-3500 voice National Deaf Domestic Violence 24 Hour Hotline ADWAS is committed to providing services to Deaf and Deaf-Blind victims of sexual assault and/or domestic violence. Deaf and hard of hearing victims can call the hotline for assistance with: " Victims are in an immediate crisis situation or families or friends of victims have questions " Request for information and referral or need assistance with reducing barriers to services " Looking for a safe place to go " To have discussions to help develop a plan of action " To flee from an abusive home or need assistance for court advocacy " Just simply to talk D-Link VP Number: 206.787.3224 IP Address: 69.17.111.20169.1 TTY: 800-787-3224 AIM: ADWAS Hotline EMAIL: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Access and Crisis Line (ACL) - 24 hours / 7 days a week. TTY 619.641.6992 Voice 800.479.3339 The Access and Crisis Line provides suicide and crisis intervention services for children, adults, and older adults; referrals and/or authorizations for mental health services for the Medi-Cal and uninsured populations; and general mental health information and referrals for the community of San Diego. Any individual in the San Diego community who is experiencing a crisis may receive telephone crisis intervention by calling the Access and Crisis Line. The line is staffed by master's-level counselors who are sensitive to the needs of the caller. Our goal is accurate assessment and/or resolution of behavioral health emergencies. Through the UBH TDD/TTY service for deaf and hard of hearing clients, and the Language Line Service, with translation capacity for 140 languages, UBH can accommodate the needs of San Diego County's diverse population. Advocacy Council for Abused Deaf Children (ACADC) The purpose of the Advocacy Council for Abused Deaf Children (ACADC) is to prevent the abuse of deaf children and to promote the development of appropriate and quality treatment resources for families with a deaf member. Our geographic focus is Los Angeles County and surrounding areas www.acadcdeaf.org |
