2-1-1 Bay Area is a program of United Way Bay Area
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2-1-1 Bay Area is a program of United Way Bay Area
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Confidential Location, CA
Provides a 23 bed emergency shelter for female victims of domestic violence. Who have children. Residents may live on-site for up to 12 weeks. Also, provides food and shelter. Rosalie House provides residents with other means of support. These services include:Safety PlanningOne-on-one CounselingSupport GroupsCase ManagementParenting GroupsLegal AssistanceEmployment/Education ReferralsHousing Search Assistance
310 Eighth Street, Oakland, CA
Provides legal assistance and representation in cases involving housing issues and immigration law. Offers legal services for victims of domestic violence, elder abuse, and human trafficking.
2727 Mariposa Street, San Francisco, CA
Provides essential medical services to those who have survived persecution. Helps survivors to establish healthy, productive lives. Provides support and ensures access to comprehensive services including:PsychotherapyPsychiatryAslyum SupportCase Management Services
1121 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA
Provides legal assistance and representation in cases involving housing issues and immigration law. Offers legal services for victims of domestic violence, elder abuse, and human trafficking.
430 Peninsula Avenue, San Mateo, CA
Provides domestic violence, anger management, conflict resolution, and child abuse counseling programs. Offers 16 or 52 weeks courses with different curriculum with each issue.
1800 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
Provides civil legal assistance to low-income. Offers civil legal assistance, legal advice and counsel, effective referrals, and legal representation. Services include:HealthcareConsumer LawDomestic Violence and Sexual Assault Representation for family law and domestic violence issuesImmigrationRepresentation for tenants of public or subsidized housingYouth justice: court-involved, homeless, or at-risk youthPublic benefits (CalWORKs, SSI, SSDI, CalFresh, and CAPI)Veterans ProjectRe-Entry ProjectMeidcal-Legal PartnersPlease note that they don't offer assistance with criminal cases.
991 West Hedding Street, San Jose, CA
Provides legal defense for Asian/Pacific and low-income residents of Santa Clara County. Offers legal information, referral, consultation, and representation for services including:Housing: Ensuring access to decent housing, preventing illegal and discriminatory housing practices.Public Benefits: Helps the elderly, families, and disabled individuals with Social Security, and disability benefits.Immigration & Deportation Defense: Assists with applications for citizenship, green cards, and other immigration remedies. Provides legal defense for deportation and removal proceedings.Domestic Violence/Victims of Violent Crimes: Seeks resolution for individuals in the areas of civil, immigration, and family law who have been victims of domestic violence and/or violent crimes.Civil Rights: Defending and promoting laws that afford Asian/Pacific Islanders full rights and opportunities.
234 East Gish Road, San Jose, CA
Provides legal assistance with restraining orders and helps create customized safety plans. Provides document/court preparation and court accompaniment. Also offers a virtual legal clinic with access to pro bono attorneys.
1048 El Camino Real, Redwood City, CA
Provides civil legal assistance to low-income. Offers civil legal assistance, legal advice and counsel, effective referrals, and legal representation. Services include:HealthcareConsumer LawDomestic Violence and Sexual Assault Representation for family law and domestic violence issuesImmigrationRepresentation for tenants of public or subsidized housingYouth justice: court-involved, homeless, or at-risk youthPublic benefits (CalWORKs, SSI, SSDI, CalFresh, and CAPI)Veterans ProjectRe-Entry ProjectMeidcal-Legal PartnersPlease note that they don't offer assistance with criminal cases.
68 South Coombs Street, Napa, CA
Offers a 12-26 week skill-building program led by a licensed therapist. Graduate level psychologist supervised by a licensed therapist also assist. The facilitators present techniques for improving coping skills, particularly learning to respond appropriately. Class teaches about emotions, where they come from, and how to manage them especially in personal relationships.
