Community Resources

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Community Resources

District Resources

City Resources

Community  Resources

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Resources:

• McAllister, 1365 N. Johnson Ave., Ste 111, El Cajon,CA 92020, (619) 442-0277

• Vista Hill Counseling, (by referral), Teen Recovery program designed for  adolescents to make changes to live a clean and sober life.

Clothing Resources:

• Second Chance Clothing for interviews, 6145 Imperial Ave,  San Diego, CA, 92114 (619)234-8888

• South Bay Community Church, Free clothes, 2400 Euclid Avenue, National City, CA, 91950, (619) 267-5500

Community Centers: 

• Boys and Girls Club 6785 Imperial Ave, San Diego, Ca, 92114, Jessica Barajas, (619) 263- 6407. Offers Recreational classes, diversion program, and after school tutoring.  

• Martin Luther King Recreation Center, 6401 Skyline Dr, San Diego, Ca, 92114, 619) 527- 3415. Register online for Programs offered by the Recreation Council, using the Online Activity  Registration System. Log on at: SDRecConnect.com

• Skyline Recreation Center,8285 Skyline Dr, San Diego, Ca, 92114, (619) 527- 3486. Register online for Programs offered by the Recreation Council, using the Online Activity  Registration System. Log on at: SDRecConnect.com  

• YMCA Jackie Robinson, 151 YMCA Way, San Diego, CA, 92114, (Temporary: 404 Euclid Ave,  Suite 221, San Diego, CA 92114 then grand opening at Imperial Ave on 10/28), Jasmine  Monterroso, Membership Director, [email protected] (619) 264-0144 x115, Family gymnasium, Soccer, Basketball, baseball, child watch/tutoring.

Disabled/Developmentally Delayed:

• San Diego Regional Center, 2727 Hoover Ave #100, National City Ca 919150

(619) 336-6600. To serve and empower persons with developmental disabilities and their families to achieve their goals with community partners.  

 

Crisis Resources:

• National City Family Health Center, 1000 Euclid Ave, National City, CA 91950

• Paradise Valley Hospital, 2400 E 4th St, National City, CA 91950

• San Diego Police Department, 7222 Skyline Dr, San Diego, CA 92114

DV Shelters & Resources:

Food Resources:

• American Red Cross (WIC program) 292 Euclid Ave Suite 225, San Diego, CA 92114, (800) 500-6411

• Calfresh (866)262-9881, Formerly known as food stamps and nationally known as SNAP. Is a nutrition assistance program designed to help families and low-income individuals purchase healthy foods.  Online application.

Foster Care/Adoption Services:

Homeless/Transitional Living/Low Income:

• City of San Diego Homelessness Response Center, Experiencing Homelessness? email [email protected] or call 619-880-88101401 Imperial Avenue

San Diego, CA 92101

Legal Assistance:

• Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. 110 Euclid Ave, San Diego CA 92114,

 (877) 534-2524. Civil rights litigation, Consumer advocacy litigation, etc..

Medical Clinics/Health Centers: 

• Children’s Primary Care Medical Group

292 Euclid Ave Suite 220, San Diego, CA 92114

(619)262-8624

• Logan Heights Family Center

            1809 National Avenue, San Diego, CA 92113

(619) 515-2300

• Rady Children’s Behavioral Health Services, Monday-Friday walk-in hours: 4-8 p.m. 

4305 University Avenue, Suite 150 San Diego, CA 92105, Phone: 858-966-5484

Mental Health/Counseling Support:

• The C.I.R.C.L.E, offers workshops and classes., 5081 Logan Ave., San Diego, CA, 92113, Contact: (619) 915-6861

• DETOUR FANCY. 404 Euclid Ave, San Diego, CA 92114, Phone: (619) 750-1180  

  • Our mission is to increase access to education and employment opportunities for girls through our Focused And Naturally Confident Youth (F.A.N.C.Y.)

• Euclid Family Counseling, 286 Euclid Ave Ste 302, San Diego, Ca 92114, (619) 662-4100,  Community Health and Public Housing. 

• Project Enable 286 Euclid Ave. Suite 102, San Diego, CA 92114

(619) 263-6155 or (858)-715-2642

• Second Chance - Strive Forward & WIOA Youth Program, 6145 Imperial Ave,  San Diego, CA, 92114, Viet Mai, (619) 234-8888, Case Management, Job Readiness Workshop,  Occupational Skills training, Mentorship, Mentoring program for students whose family  members are incarcerated. Youth between ages 14-24, past or current involvement in Justice  System, Live in certain zip codes (92114)

Military Families:

Pregnant & Parenting Resources:

• Planned Parenthood Phone 1(800)230-7526 

  • 220 Euclid Ave Suite 30, San Diego, CA 92114; Phone (888)743-7526

• Jewish Family Services: Positive Parenting Program an evidenced-based program that has been shown to promote family harmony, reduce parent-child conflict, foster successful peer relationships, and prepare children for successful experiences at school. 

  • https://www.jfssd.org/our-services/adults-families/positive-parenting-program/

Tutoring: 

• Skyline Hills Library, 7900 Paradise Valley Rd. San Diego, CA 92114

Contact: (619) 527-3485, Tutoring Youth Council, SAT/ACT Prep

• www.tutor.com, FREE for students in Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, National Guard and Reserve families. Expert tutors are online 24/7 and available to help in more than 16 subjects. Fee based program for other students

PHONE(S): 800-411-1970 and 212-528-3101

District Resources

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Resources:

Clothing Resources: 

• Children & Youth in Transition: 4100 Normal St., Annex 14, San Diego CA 92103

Contact: Phone: (619) 725-7652; Email: [email protected]; Fax: (619) 725-8184

Community Centers:

Disabled/Developmentally Delayed: 

Crisis Resources:

DV Shelters & Resources:

Education:

• San Diego Continuing Education http://www.sdce.edu/

Food Resources: 

Foster Care/Adoption Services:

• San Diego Unified School District- Foster Youth Resources for Staff (Children and Youth in Transition), 4100 Normal St., Annex 14 San Diego, CA 92103, (619) 725-7652, Fax: (619) 725-8184, [email protected]

  • https://staff.sandiegounified.org/departments/children_and_youth_in_transition/foster_youth_resources_for_staff,

  • Our district ensures that students in foster care and their foster families know their educational rights, and provides some support/services, such as transportation. "Children & Youth in Transition (CYT)

Grief Care:

• Elizabeth Hospice

  • https://elizabethhospice.org/

Homeless/Transitional Living/Low Income:

• Children & Youth in Transition: 4100 Normal St., Annex 14, San Diego CA 92103

Contact: Phone: (619) 725-7652; Email: [email protected]; Fax: (619) 725-8184

• Emergency Housing

  • Contact: Phone: (619) 725-7652; Email: [email protected];

  • Project REST- offers up to 5 days of hotel stay for families experiencing homelessness. 

    • Email: [email protected] for referral form

• Tutoring

  • Tutoring for your student experiencing homelessness provided by UCSD- https://forms.gle/mdsczjDvvuT5rxYL8

  • Online tutoring and other resources provided by School on Wheels (for students in hotel, shelter,car)- https://schoolonwheels.org/need-tutoring/

• Other

  • https://forms.gle/ZC6E85mk6rNPwXY38

Legal Assistance:

• Center for International Families and Students

  • https://sdusdfamilies.org/daca-information-and-office/ 

• Family Engagement: Center for International Families 

LGBTQIA+BIPOC

• [email protected] cac[email protected]  

• Youth Advocacy Department  

Medical Clinics/Health Centers:

Mental Health/Counseling Support:

• Mental Health Resource Center (MHRC)

  • [email protected] and [email protected]

• Wellness Together 

  • Wellness Together delivers effective mental health services on-campus or online so that you can provide a safer and more supportive environment for students. https://www.wellnesstogether.org/  

Military Families:

• Children & Youth in Transition: 4100 Normal St., Annex 14, San Diego CA 92103

  • Contact: Phone: (619) 725-7652; Email: [email protected]; Fax: (619) 725-8184

• SDUSD Services for Military: 

  • Meals: Families of children who are eligible for free or reduced-price meals can get up to $365 in food benefits in addition to their pick up meals from school.

  • CYT Website: https://sites.google.com/sandi.net/cyt/students-we-serve/military 

  • Other Information:  https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kPu4ESd19nCb--OaNVrQEUGKLazKfmC1WjfFhr540gs/edit?usp=sharing

Newcomer Refugee Youth

• Newcomer Orientation Interpreter Support- request using this form: https://forms.gle/BRHyxb2rtu5m39EL9

• Tutoring for your Newcomer Refugee- https://forms.gle/mdsczjDvvuT5rxYL8

Pregnant & Parenting Resources:

• Primetime (formerly “6 to 6”)  2441 Cardinal Lane, Building A San Diego, CA 92123

(858) 503-1870 

• [email protected]

• https://sites.google.com/sandi.net/2022-23primetimeprogram/home

• Cal-SAFE  1255 16th San Diego, CA 92101; Phone: 619-362-4500 

  • Support expectant and parenting students: California School Age Families Education Program

  • Email: [email protected] 

Tutoring:

City Wide Resources

211 

• 2-1-1 County of San Diego Local non-profit operating 24 hours a day, 365 days each year, 211. San Diego is the region’s source for access to community, health, social, and disaster services. By simply dialing 211 the call is free, confidential, and available in more than 200 languages. 211 provides access to 6,000+ services, resources, and programs through our online database. https://211sandiego.org/ call 2-1-1

Boys To Men, To build communities of male role models who, through consistent group mentoring, encourage and empower teenage boys to follow their dreams. 

• https://boystomen.org/

Detour Fancy, DETOUR (Depositing Empowerment Through Outreach & Urban Redevelopment)

• http://detourempowers.org/

• 619-750-1180 

• a mentoring program for girls of color. Their mission is to increase access to education and employment opportunities for girls through our Focused And Naturally Confident Youth (F.A.N.C.Y.) Leadership programs (Expo, Leadership Academy, and Ambassador Internships).
  
  

Alcohol/Drug Abuse Resources:

• NAR-Anon San Diego: provides support groups (no age limit) for family members of drug abuse addicts

  • https://www.nar-anon.org/ 

• Pacific Bay Recovery (619) 355-8220, 1501 Fifth Avenue, Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92101

  • https://www.pacificbayrecovery.com/

Clothing Resources: 

• GMACH

  • https://www.sandiegogmach.com/ 

• Sharia’s Closet 6244 El Cajon Blvd #5, San Diego, CA 92115, (619) 808-4979 

  • https://www.shariascloset.org/ 

  • Clothing and diapers

Community Centers:

• Public Libraries- Online Free tutoring with Brainfuse

  • https://www.brainfuse.com/highed/helpNow.asp?a_id=4529EBA7&ss=&r=

• San Diego County of Education

  • https://www.sdcoe.net/ 

Disabled/Developmentally Delayed: 

• https://www.guidinghands.org/services/respite/

Crisis Resources:

• 988 Crisis and Suicide Line

• County Access and Crisis Line 1-888-724-7240

• Crisis House Emergency Services  1034 N Magnolia St.  El Cajon, CA 92020           (619) 444-1194

  • http://www.crisishouse.org/ 

DV Shelters & Resources:

• Your Safe Place Mobile Clinic is available! (619)428-1115

  • Casa Familiar provides free support services to anyone who has experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, sex trafficking, family violence or elder abuse. The Mobile Clinic team is primarily Spanish speaking and by appointment only. Translation available if needed. To sign up and make an appointment, contact Elsa Escalante

  • email [email protected]

Food Resources: 

• CalFresh 866-262-9881

  • https://www.getcalfresh.org/  

  • CalFresh (formerly known as food stamps and nationally known as SNAP) is a nutrition assistance program designed to help families and low-income individuals purchase healthy foods.  

  • Online application. 

• Crosspoint Life Church: 8809 La Mesa Blvd, La Mesa, CA 91942 (619) 464-3077

• Feeding San Diego  858452.3663   

  • https://feedingsandiego.org/get-help/  

  • Search online database to find local food distribution sites by zipcode. 

• IN and OUT Youth Award (gift cards - submit referrals) (949)509-4060

  • https://www.in-n-out.com/community

• San Diego Food Bank • 858-527-1419 • 1-866-350-FOOD (3663) Toll Free • Neighborhood Distribution Program List (link) •  The Neighborhood Distribution Program distributes food to  individuals and families once a month at more than 20 different sites throughout San Diego County.  I.D. and documentation ARE NOT required.  There are no income restrictions.

• San Diego Hunger Coalition (Spanish and English FLIER with Food Resources)

  • https://static1.squarespace.com/static/55130907e4b018f9300f3e63/t/62bcb3c7f7626f608c040ccc/1656533959409/English_Food+Assistance+Resource+Flyer+Summer+2022.pdf

  • https://static1.squarespace.com/static/55130907e4b018f9300f3e63/t/62bcaf61d634f01eeefd4ddf/1656532833699/Spanish_Food+Assistance+Resource+Flyer+Summer+2022.pdf

Foster Care/Adoption Services:

• Foster and Kinship Education program https://Fakce.org 

• Fostering Change Independent Living Skills Program:1-866-457-4636

  • https://www.centerforchildren.org/resources/fostering-change-independent-living-skills-program/ 

• KIDSline 1 (877) 792-5437

  • general information regardingFoster/Adoptive Orientation, foster care processes or payments, and foster parent resources through the County of San Diego.)   

• New Alternatives County wide satellite offices (888) 599-HOME (4663)     

  • https://www.sandiegofosterfamilyagencies.com/new-alternatives

  • email::[email protected]

Homeless/Transitional Living/Low Income:

• Alpha Project for the Homeless: 3737 Fifth Ave, Suite 203, San Diego, CA 92103, (619)542-1877  

  • https://www.alphaproject.org/ 

• Dreams for Change Safe Parking Program 

  • Various Locations:  

    • 4699 Murphy Canyon Rd Ste 205, San Diego · (619) 497-0236

    • 5605 Imperial Ave, San Diego

    • 766 28th St, Golden Hill

  • http://www.dreamsforchange.org/

• Jewish Family Service   (858) 637-3373 

  • Parking Program Information • The program operates seven nights per week at four secured lots at Balboa Avenue, Aero Drive, Mission Village Drive.. If you call, a location and meeting time will be given. Must call ahead. 

• PATH - https://epath.org/regions/greater-san-diego/  (Homeless supports)

• Project Rest  (858)298-2072)

  • contact Linda Lee ([email protected],

  • request for temporary housing (motel/hotel)

• San Diego Fair Housing 1-844-449-3500

• San Diego Youth Services – Take Wing program Cool Bed Program

  • https://sdyouthservices.org/services/

• San Diego Youth Services: Storefront

  • https://sandiego.networkofcare.org/mh/services/agency.aspx?pid=sandiegoyouthservicesstorefrontovernightshelteranddaycenter_61_2_0 

  • https://sdyouthservices.org/

• Urban Street Angels: 1404 Fifth Ave San Diego, CA 92101 | (619) 415-6616

  • https://urbanstreetangels.org/ (Homeless supports)

• YMCA Turning Point Transitional Living Program

  • https://www.ymcasd.org/community-support/ymca-youth-and-family-services/transitional-housing/turning-point

Legal Assistance:

• Consumer Center (Branch of Legal Aid) 1-877-SD HEALTH (1-877-734-3258)

  • https://www.lassd.org/contact/help-form?field_form_source=443

  • For assistance with health care access or benefits issues, and Mental Health and Title IX Patients’ Rights Advocacy.

• Legal Aid Society of San Diego 1-877-LEGAL AID

  • ://www.lassd.org/contact/help-form?field_form_source=438

LGBTQ+ Community:

• Emergency Housing Program - LGBT Community Center (619) 694-6182

• Hillcrest Community Center 1807 Robinson Ave. STE 106, San Diego, CA 92103      (619) 692-2077x250

• Queen Eddie Youth Fund (619) 692-2077 Ext 125

  • http://www.thecentersd.org/

  • provides financial assistance to LGBT youth ages 13-24 

• The Trevor Project - Trevor Lifeline 24/7 crisis intervention and suicide prevention (866) 488-7386

• Trans Family Support Services   12463 Rancho Bernardo Rd San Diego, CA. 92128 

  • https://transfamilysos.org , https://transfamilysos.org/contact-us/     [email protected]

  • Middle school through young adult; parent support groups including elementary age children; transitioning mentorships; insurance and medical navigation; trainings and education.

    • Services and groups are also available for Latinx, Spanish speaking community members.

  • Family Engagement Sessions (FES) are held in convenience of your home or via Zoom for clients. Our focus is to provide the necessary education and resources so everyone is prepared to navigate this journey.

Medical Clinics/Health Centers:

• Deaf Community Services: 3930 4th Ave. #300, San Diego, CA 92103                      (619) 398-2441, (619) 398-2440 TTY, (619) 619-550-3436 (Video Phone)

  • https://www.syhc.org/cmss-social-services/ 

  • Counseling, case management, advocacy, alcohol/drug counseling for the deaf (and other services).

• Family Health Centers of San Diego 823 Gateway Center Way San Diego,   California 92102

  • www.fhcsd.org

• Neighborhood House Association’s Project Enable BPSR Wellness & Recovery Center 286 Euclid Ave. Suite 102 San Diego, CA 92114 

  • Provides outpatient specialty mental health services to adults 18 years of age and older who are affected by serious and persistent mental illness and to those simultaneously experiencing co-occurring disorders that interfere with their ability to function in key life roles.

• San Diego American Indian Health San Diego American Indian Health

Mental Health/Counseling Support:

• African Alliance Assistance  www.alliance-for-africa.org

• Anthem Blue Cross “Special Population Plan”

  • https://mss.anthem.com/california-medicaid/contact-us.html

• California Heath and Human Services

  • https://www.chhs.ca.gov/childrens-mental-health-resources/ 

• CaliforniaKids Healthcare Foundation

  • https://www.chcf.org/grant/covering-california-children-through-californiakids/

• Catholic Charities 

  • www.ccdsd.org

• Center for Community Counseling & Engagement (SDSU) 

  • www.coe.sdsu.edu/csp

• Center for Community Solutions 

  • www.ccssd.org

• Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD) 

  • www.chadd.org

• Chaldean-Middle Eastern Social Services 

  • www.c-mss.org

• Counseling Cove (Program of San Diego Youth Services)

  • https://sandiego.networkofcare.org/mh/services/agency.aspx?pid=SanDiegoYouthServicesCounselingCove_61_2_0

• Depression Test

  • Free Mental Health tests from Mental Health America 

  • www.Mhanational.org 

• Elizabeth Hospice Grief Support

  • https://elizabethhospice.org/grief-support/ 

• Douglas Young Youth and Family Services

  • http://www.comresearch.org/serviceDetails.php?id=MTE= 

• Kickstart 6160 Mission Gorge Rd., #100 San Diego, CA 92120

  • https://www.kickstartsd.org/

  • Kickstart is a diverse clinical team specially trained to educate the community, treat youth and assist families in preventing psychosis. We serve young people ages 10 to 25

• National Conflict Resolution Services:

  • http://www.ncrconline.com/ 

  • Services are provided by a team which includes: mental health counselors and clinicians, case managers, a substance abuse specialist and a psychiatrist. DYYFS is funded through contracts with the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency and is part of the San Diego System of Care. 

  • Mediation between students and parents

• Rady Children’s Behavioral Urgent Care 4305 University Avenue San Diego Ca. 92105  (858) 966-5484

  • https://www.rchsd.org/programs-services/behavioral-health-2/programs/behavioral-health-urgent-care/ 

• SAY San Diego 4275 El Cajon Blvd., Unit 101, San Diego CA 92105

• https://www.saysandiego.org

• UPAC (Union of Pan Asian Communities) 

  • https://www.upacsd.com/ 

  • Children & Adolescent Mental Health and Multicultural Community Counseling

Military Families: 

• Family Forces 858-277-7907

  • https://www.familyforces.org/

• Families Overcoming Under Stress (FOCUS) 

  • www.focusproject.org

• Fleet For Families

  • https://sandiego.navylifesw.com

• Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS)

  • https://www.marforres.marines.mil/Staff-Sections/Special-Staff/Marine-Corps-Community-Services/

• San Diego, MCAS Miramar (MCCS) 

  • http://www.mccsmiramar.com/

• SAY San Diego Healthy Start Military Family Resource Center

  • https://www.saysandiego.org/view-by-program/family-support/family-resource-centers/

• Soldier’s Project 

  • www.thesoldiersproject.org

• Tutor.com

  • http://military.tutor.com/home 

  • 24/7 tutoring and homework help for military connected students.

Pregnant & Parenting Resources:

• Jewish Family Services

  • https://www.jfssd.org/our-services/adults-families/positive-parenting-program/

  • Positive Parenting Program is an evidenced-based program that has been shown to promote family harmony, reduce parent-child conflict, foster successful peer relationships, and prepare children for successful experiences at school. 

• Online information and resources Multiple sites  1(800)712-HELP 1(800)712-4357 

  • For pregnant or possibly pregnant girls/women and their friends/partners who are considering options

• Planned Parenthood Phone  multiple locations   1(800)230-7526

Transportation:

• SANDAG Youth Opportunity Pass (Pronto Program)  (619) 595-5636

  • https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=iVa7K9XZa0CNAs8QArRz59-Npp7QcpZIi47kSg7Pi1hUOEJDOExLMjk4NlRIT1gxSUY3NjZCV1pGNC4u 

  • https://youthopportunitypass.sandag.org/  

  • Jennifer Rodriguez -Manager of PRONTO and Passenger Support -San Diego Metropolitan Transit System - [email protected] - www.sdmts.com

Tutoring:

• California State Library

  • https://www.brainfuse.com/highed/helpNow.asp?a_id=CB8A57CC&ss=&r=

• Do Your Homework @ The Library

  • https://www.sandiego.gov/public-library/kidsandteens/homework to see 10 different locations throughout the city.

• Linda Vista Healthy Start Program: 2202 COMSTOCK ST. SAN DIEGO, CA 92111

(858) 278-0771

• www.baysidecc.org

• [email protected]

• Provides services in collaboration and partnership with specifically Linda Vista Elementary and Carson Elementary Schools. Works to improve the health, academic achievement, and social development of children in the two Linda Vista elementary schools by providing parent workshops, linkages to counseling, academic tutoring, homework assistance. Children must attend either of the elementary schools mentioned for eligibility.

• Reality Changers 4251 37th St San Diego, CA 92105, (619) 516-2222

  • www.realitychangers.org

  • Free tutoring program for 8th-11th grade students offered for San Diego County students

• San Diego Public Library Online Tutoring, https://www.brainfuse.com/highed/helpNow.asp?a_id=4529EBA7&ss=&r=

• SD Public Libraries 

  • https://mysdpl.org/DYHL

  • Offer free homework help on Mondays-Thursdays from 3-6pm

• Social Fusion Center 9606 Tierra Grande St. Suite 101, San Diego, CA 92126,           (858) 432-2787

  • [email protected]

  • Offers social skills and tutoring services with focus on behavior modification and self-regulation

• Tritons Tutoring (UCSD) 

  • Tritons Tutor Waitlist (google.com)

  • Tutoring is available for our K- 12 students from UCSD students on Tuesdays 4pm - 6pm via Zoom

• Tutor.com 

  • www.tutor.com

  • FREE for students in Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, National Guard and Reserve families. 

  • Expert tutors are online 24/7 and available to help in more than 16 subjects. 

  • Fee based program for other students

• UCSD Health and Anti Recidivism Project  

  • https://forms.gle/KeLwvmYnjx8CxbC29  

  • Free tutoring and mentorship for all  K-12 students with a special focus on those touched by the justice system. 

Wrap Around Services:

• ALPHA Project: 

  • https://www.alphaproject.org/ 

• Catholic Charities 

  • https://ccdsd.org/ 

• Community Resource Foundation: 

  • http://www.comresearch.org/ 

  • Community Research Foundation services are delivered in a culturally-sensitive manner, utilizing a wraparound approach for children and a psychosocial rehabilitation and recovery approach for adults. Individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use problems are welcomed, and an integrated approach is utilized to address both the psychiatric and substance conditions. 

• Jewish Family Services

  • https://www.jfssd.org/ 

• Live Well San Diego:

  • https://www.livewellsd.org/content/livewell/home/live-well-every-day/LiveWellatHome/elementary-school.html 

  • Live Well has arranged great tips, resources and activities from community partners to help residents Live Well @ Home with elementary school age kids. The resources are organized into categories, including physical activity, mindfulness and social connection to help you find the right tools to match your needs.  

• Rachel’s Women’s Center

  • https://ccdsd.org/homeless-womens-services/ 

• San Diego Regional Center

  • https://www.sdrc.org/  

• San Diego Youth Services: 

  • https://sdyouthservices.org/

• St. Vincent De Paul’s/Father Joe’s Village

  • https://my.neighbor.org/ 

• TBS - Therapeutic Behavioral Services  

  • Children, Youth and Families System of Care (sandiegocounty.gov)