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County Medical Services (CMS)
A program that funds medical care for uninsured indigent adult county residents. While not a health insurance program, County Medical Services funds services through a network of community health centers, private physicians and hospitals.
1-800-587-8118 Visit Website
Dental Hygiene School at Southwestern College
The Dental Hygiene Clinic at the Higher Education Center at National City serves as an educational facility to support the clinical learning needs of the students enrolled in the Dental Hygiene Program. Under the supervision of licensed dentists (DDS/DMD) and registered dental hygienists (RDH), the dental hygiene students provide oral health care education and dental hygiene services to the general public along with the Southwestern College community, including students, faculty and staff.
(619) 216-6665 Ext.4875 Visit Website View Map
Share the Care – San Diego County Department of Health Service Agency
The Dental Health Initiative/ Share the Care (DHI/STC) program is a public-private partnership between the County of San Diego and Human Services Agency, the San Diego County Dental and Dental Hygienists’ Societies, and the San Diego County Dental Health Coalition and is focused on optimizing oral health for the children of San Diego County.
(619) 692-8858 Visit Website View Map
STD Clinic- County of San Diego Health and Human Services
The County of San Diego has four STD Clinics. All clinics offer testing and treatment for most STDs, vaccines for hepatitis A and B, and HIV testing. All services offered on the basis of risk assessments, physical examinations, and/or laboratory test results.
Clinics DO NOT perform asymptomatic herpes testing, HPV testing, PAP smears, or provide birth control (other than condoms), treatment for general medicine/non-STD related issues, HIV treatment or pregnancy care.
+1 (760) 967-4401 Visit Website View Map
Fred Finch Youth Center
Fred Finch Youth Center offers unconditional care, support and opportunity to children, youth, young adults, and their families who face complex challenges from one or more of the following: mental or emotional impairment; developmental disability; trauma and abuse, some at a very young age; alcohol or other drug use; poverty; exclusion; discrimination and stigma.
Because each person has different needs and needs change over time, services are available in several configurations and many locations including residential treatment, public school, non-public school, homes, community settings, specialized independent and shared housing. All mental health, educational and social services are professional, culturally competent, innovative, individualized and based on the strengths, hopes and aspirations of each person and family. The goal is always to support the individual and family on their journey to a healthy, satisfying, productive life in the community.
(619) 281-3706 Ext. 3000 Visit Website View Map
UCSD CARE Program
The CARE research program is located at the University of California, San Diego, Medical Center. Its primary goal is to identify and assess adolescents and young adults who are experiencing changes in their thoughts, behavior or emotions that might be associated with developing serious and/or disabling mental problems.
(619) 543-7745 Visit Website View Map
Victim Assistance Program
Victim Services offer comprehensive services to victims and witnesses of all types of crimes. Assistance is provided from the moment the crime occurs for as long as assistance is needed; there is no cutoff for assistance by the program. There are mandatory victim services and optional victim services offered. There are 8 victim service locations throughout San Diego.
Mandatory Victim Services:
(1) Crisis intervention
(2) Emergency assistance
(3) Resource and referral assistance
(4) Direct follow-up counseling
(5) Property return assistance
(6) Orientation to the Criminal Justice System
(7) Court escort & court support
(8) Case status & case disposition information
(9) Notification of family and friends
(10) Employer notification
(11) Victim of crime claims assistance
Optional Victim Services:
(1) Creditor Intervention
(2) Child care
(3) Restitution information
(4) Witness notification
(5) Funeral and burial arrangements
(6) Crime prevention information
(7) Temporary restraining order information
(8) Transportation assistance
(9) Court waiting area
(10) Employer intervention
(619) 531-4041 Visit Website View Map
A Helping Hand
A Helping Hand Counseling is comprised of licensed clinicians whose expertise is in brief-focused therapy. They will assist you in getting to the root of the problem. The goal is to help you to look at your past so that you may change your present and therefore enhance your future.
(858) 558-4655 Visit Website View Map
Survivors for Solutions
Survivors for Solutions (S4S) was created to advocate for peer-led services and programs, survivor-informed policies at all levels of government, and provide best practices consultation to governments, non-profits and institutions. Survivors for Solutions offers over 15 years of experience in advocacy, administration and service delivery to disenfranchised populations including sexual exploitation and violence against women.
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Freedom From Exploitation
(619) 459-4877 Visit Website
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