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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734 A Street, San Rafael, CA
Provides domestic violence intervention classes to stop abusive behavior.
734 A Street, San Rafael, CA
Operates 24/7 hotline for victims of domestic violence. Provides emergency shelter to victims of domestic violence or sex trafficking. Offers legal systems advocacy including court accompaniment and restraining orders. Hosts domestic violence support groups.
1269 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA
Provides care for victims and survivors of domestic violence Additional services provided include:Crisis response and interventionSafety planning and risk assessmentCounselingSupport groupsIntakes to Emergency ShelterAssistance with housing stabilityEconomic empowermentSafe visitation advocacyRestraining order assistanceAdvocacy and referrals
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.
734 A Street, San Rafael, CA
Provides community-based domestic violence prevention programs. Offers workshops and trainings on domestic violence prevention.
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.
1269 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA
Provides a safe, confidentially-located housing for up to eight weeks. Provides support services for women and children fleeing violence, with 24-hour intake capacity. Offers offers individual counseling, support groups, practical living skills development, resource advocacy, and support service referrals.
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
26 Boardman Place, San Francisco, CA
Operates 24/7 support line for victims of domestic violence. Provides therapy and peer counseling. Offers safety planning and referrals to community resources. Hosts domestic violence support groups.
330 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA
Provides men the skills needed to work through anger and end violence at home, work, and in the community. Offers ways of thinking about how community works together to end domestic violence. Provides peer support and case management to prevent repeat offenses.
