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RESOURCE LIBRARY

IF YOU NEED HELP, TALK TO A TRUSTED ADULT OR TAKE A LOOK AT THE RESOURCES BELOW FOR SUPPORT IN YOUR AREA OF CONCERN.  


IF YOU ARE IN CRISIS AND NEED IMMEDIATE SUPPORT, PLEASE CONTACT 911.


PLEASE NOTE:   

Patience and understanding are not always political. The following resources are provided as a way to support young women. 

Abuse, Bullying, Violence, and Discrimination

Discrimination and Anti-Hate Line

1-800-649-0404


National Coalition Against Domestic Voilence (24 hours)

1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233)

www.ncadv.org


National Child Abuse Hotline

1-800-422-4453

www.childhelp.org

A trained counselor will tell you how to get help if you have been sexually abused.  The call is free and answered 24 hours a day.


National Campaign Against Youth Violence

1-800-99-YOUTH

www.violencepreventionweek.org

This group encourages teens to use outlets other than violence to express themselves.  This site offers tips for preventing violence and information to start anti-violence projects in your community.  


National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information

1-800-394-3366

http://nccanch.acf.hhs.gov


National Resource Center on Domestic Violence

1-888-Rx-Abuse

http://endabuse.org


National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC)

1-877-739-3895

www.nsvrc.org

www.teenpcar.com

This organization provides information, support, and help for teen victims of sexual violence. 


Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN)

1-800-656-HOPE

www.rainn.org

If you have been sexually assaulted, have a friend who has been sexually assaulted, or want to know how to reduce your risk of sexual assault, RAINN is where you want to turn. 

Alcohol, Drugs, Addictions, and Treatment

Addictions

1-888-762-3750

Assist with intervention, referral and treatment services

www.nationalhotline.org


Alcohol and Drug Abuse Help Line

1-800-821-4357

A national hotline that answers 24/7.  Someone will tell you about alcohol and drug abuse organizations in your area.  This call is free and completely confidential. 


Alcohol

1-800-NCA-CALL (1-800-622-2255)

National Council on Alcoholism (24 hours)

Helpline for finding treatment.


Al-Anon

1-800-425-9996

www.al-anon.org

Support group meetings.  Help for people who need to deal with family members and friends who are recovering from alcoholism.


AlaTeen

1-888-425-2666

www.al-anon.org

Recovery program for young people struggling with alcoholism


Cocaine and Crack Hotline

1-800-COCAINE

Provides assistance 24 hours a day to individuals struggling with cocaine and crack addictions. 


Cocaine Anonymous

1-800-347-8998

Provides counseling and referral services for individuals struggling with cocaine addictions.


Freevibe

www.freevibe.com

This site is loaded with stats on teen drug and alcohol abuse.  Send a "Buzz Bomb" to a friend, post messages on the board, read true stories about teens with drug problems, and share your own stories.    


Marijuana Anonymous

1-800-766-6779

Provides counseling and referral services for individuals struggling with marijuanna addictions.


National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information

1-800-729-6686

Provides resources on alcohol and drug abuse and treatment.

Behavioral Health

American Medical Association 

http://www.ama-assn.org

Provides medical information on adolescence.


American Pedriatric Association

www.aap.org

Provides information and resources on adolescent health.


The Society for Adolescent Medicine

www.adolescenthealth.org

Provides health information and resources to pre-adolescents and adolescents. 


National Mental Health Association

1-800-969-6642

www.nmha.org

With over 300 affiliates nationwide, this group supports anxiety disorders to depression, to attention deficit, to suicide to substance abuse.


National Mental Health Information Center

1-800-789-2647

http://mentalhealth.samsha.gov


National Suicide Hotline

1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255)

www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org

Provides free and confidential suicide prevention and supportive services.


Youth Suicide Prevention Services (Teen Link)

1-888-431-8336

Provides information and resources to youth and their families on preventing youth suicide.

Crisis

Contact Crisis

601-713-HELP

601-366-9298 (en espanol)

A helpline for adolescents in crisis.


Covenant House Crisis Hotline

1-800-999-9999

www.covenanthouse.org

A national crisis hotline for youth.  The call is free and they answer 24/7.  


National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

1-800-843-5678 

Report sightings of missing children and youth. 


National Runaway Switchboard 

1-800-621-4000 

National crisis intervention and referrals communication system for runaways and homeless youth. 

Dating and Relationships

Love Is Respect 

www.loveisrespect.org  

1-866-331-9474 

Provides information and resources on healthy teen relationships. 


TeensHealth.com 

www.teenshealth.com 

A helpful website designed by professionals for developing pre-teens, adolescents and young adults. 

Disabilities and Discrimination

Discrimination and Anti-Hate Line

 1-800-649-0404 

Provides assistance with discrimination and hate problems. 


Disabilities and Discrimination Hotline 

1- 800-426-HAND 

Provides information about discrimination to individuals with special health care needs . 


Minority Health Resource Center 

1-800-444-6472 

www.omhrc.gov 

An informative public health site which focuses on issues affecting American Indians and Alaska Natives, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders, Black/African Americans, and Hispanics/Latinos. 

Education and School

National Dropout Prevention Center 

1-800-656-2599 

www.dropoutprevention.org 

Provides information on the importance of staying in school. 

Grief Support and Education

Teen Support Place 

www.teensupportplace.org 

www.griefsupportservices.org 

An online grief support group for adolescents and teens. 


Shining Light 

www.myshininglight.com  

954-827-0295 

Provides grief support to teen and their families. 

Health and Hygiene

American Medical Association 

http://www.ama-assn.org 

Provides medical information on adolescence. 


American Pediatric Association 

www.aap.org 

Provides information and resources on adolescent health. 


Center for Disease Control –Division of Adolescent and School Health 

1-800-227-8922 

www.cdc.gov

DASH provides information on reducing and preventing health risk behaviors among children, adolescents and young adults. 


Center for Health and Health Care in Schools 

http://www.healthinschools.org 

Provides information and resources on health care services in schools. 


4 Girls Health

http://www.4girls.gov 

Provides health information and resources for girls-only. 


National AIDS Hotline 

1-800-342-2437 

1-800-344-7432 (en espanol) 

www.ashastd.org/nah/tty.html 

Keep up with the latest U.S.AIDS trends. Ask your questions about HIV/AIDS and read up on important things to know if you’re a teen living with HIV. 


National Herpes Hotline 

919-361-8488 

www.herpesonline.org 

Provides support for emotional issues surrounding herpes. 


STD Hotline 

1-800-227-8922 

www.ashastd.org 

Find answers to frequently asked questions about sexually transmitted infections and hook up with a support group in your area. 


Teens and AIDS Hotline 

1-800-440-TEEN 

A hotline specifically for teens living with HIV/AIDS or for teens with questions about HIV/AIDS. 


Teen Growth 

www.teengrowth.com/ 

The website of choice for thousands of teens looking for health information. 


TeensHealth.com 

www.teenshealth.com 

A helpful website designed by professional for developing pre-teens, adolescents and young adults. 


The Society for Adolescent Medicine 

www.adolescenthealth.org 

Provides health information and resources to pre-adolescents and adolescents. 


National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy

1-877-4-ME-2-ASK (1-877-463-2275)

Provides information to teens about abstinence, sex, love, and healthy relationships.

www.pposbc.org


Gravity Teen 

1-800-230-PLAN (1-800-230-7526)

A phone hotline and online hotline offers anonymous answers to questions about abstinence, sexual behaviors, relationship and communicating with your parents. 

www.gravityteen.org

Nutrition, Obesity, and Body Image

National Eating Disorders Association 

1-800-931-2237 

www.nationaleatingdisorders.org 

Receive teen-friendly information about eating disorders. The calls are free and answered from 10am - 7pm, Monday-Friday. 


National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders 

1-847-831-3438 

www.anad.org 

Pick up free hotline counseling and learn about support groups for sufferers and families of people with eating disorders. You’ll also find referrals to health care professionals who treat eating disorders across the U.S. and in fifteen other countries. 

Parenting

National Child Care Information Center, ACF 

1-800-616-2242 

www.ncic.org 

Provides helpful information and resources on child care. 


Search Institute 

1-800-888-7828 

www.search-institute.org 

Provides resource information that promotes healthy children, youth and communities. 


Planned Parenthood Federation of America 

1-800-230-PLAN 

www.plannedparenthood.org 

Find information about teen reproductive health, teen pregnancy and parenting issues. You can also get connected with a clinic near you. 


Centers for Disease Control 

800-227-8922 

www.cdc.gov 

The official governmental health site and clearinghouse for adolescent health statistics. Also includes health information for the consumer. Extensive information about HIV/AIDS, other STDs, and other adolescent health matters. 

Self Esteem

TeensHealth.com 

www.teenshealth.com 

A helpful website designed by professional for developing pre-teens, adolescents and young adults.

Tobacco Use

The American Cancer Society 

www.cancer.org 

This website provides teen with information on youth tobacco prevention. 


Tips4Youth 

http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/children.htm 

An online tobacco information and prevention source of the Centers for Disease Control.

Youth Development

Idealist 

www.idealist.org 

Get a job, internship or volunteer with a non-profit organization. Search this site of over 20,000 organizations to find out where your services are needed. 


The Forum for Youth Development 

www.forumfyi.org 

Provides helpful information on youth development. 


Youth Activism Project 

www.youthactivism.com 

This organization provides opportunities for youth development. 

1-800-KID-POWER 


Youth Service of America 

www.ysa.org 

This organization works to expand the impact of the youth service movement in communities, schools, corporations, and the government. 


Youth Infusion 

www.youthinfusion.org 

This organization is created and run by young people who work to support youth as decision-makers, advocates, and community change agents. 

SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY RESOURCES

San Diego Crisis and Access Line

888-724-7240

https://optumsandiego.com/conent/sandiego/en/access---crisis-line.html


Confidential and free of charge, the San Diego Access & Crisis Line  (ACL) offers immediate support and resources from an experienced  counselor 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on all behavioral health topics  including: suicide prevention, crisis intervention, community resources, mental  health referrals, alcohol and drug support services, and more. Language  interpreter services enable the ACL to assist in 150 languages within seconds

County of San Diego Behavioral Health Services

 

619-563-2700 

https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/hhsa/programs/bhs/


County of San Diego Behavioral Health Services Provider Directory

Pathways Community Services, - Early Intervention for Prevention of Psychosis Program

6160 Mission Gorge Rd, Suite 100 San Diego, CA, 92120

619-481-3790 

https://www.kickstartsd.org/


Provide Prevention and Early Intervention (PEI) services for persons age 10-25 who have emerging ‘prodromal’symptoms of psychosis. This program has three service components including:1) Prevention, through public education;2) Early Intervention, through screening potentially at risk youth; and3) Intensive Treatment, with treatment of youth who are identified as at risk and their families. Children (6-18) Transition Age Youth (16-25)

Vista Hill Foundation - Rural Integrated Behavioral Health and Primary Care/Smart Care (North Islan

2721 Washington Street  Julian, CA  92036

http://www.vistahillsmartcare.org/


Integrated behavioral health and primary care Prevention and Early Intervention and Community Services and Support services for children and adults. Provide quality care by working hand-in-hand with local rural clinics to provide behavioral health screening, evaluation, education and short-term counseling. The services are for patients of all ages. 

Family Health Centers of San Diego Inc. Community Circle Central (Central)

2130 National Ave San Diego, CA, 92113


Family Health Centers of San Diego’s (FHCSD) warm and caring mental health staff provides support to the health of the whole body, including physical, emotional and mental well-being. Whether you just need someone to talk to or are seeking care for emotional and psychological disorders, our trained clinicians employ various types of behavioral therapies and evidence-based practices to get you the help you need. All ages.

Fred Finch Youth Center Fred Finch San Diego Dual Diagnosis

8001 Palm Street Lemon Grove, CA, 91945

619-797-1090


A 14-bed residential treatment facility located in Lemon Grove with a non-public school which includes integrated mental health treatment services. The program provides a safe, stable, and highly structured environment by combining intensive staffing, a milieu culture, mental health interventions, and behavior modification. (Children 6-18 years)

New Alternatives/Cabrillo Assessment Center TSP

730 Medical Center Court Chula Vista, CA, 91911

619-615-0701


Through MHSA funding provide voluntary Intensive Respite Care services to clients who are experiencing behavioral/emotional escalation. The duration of these intensive services is typically between 72 hrs - 14 day. (Ages 1-18)


New Alternatives Center for Child and Youth Psychiatry

8755 Aero Drive Ste 306 & 320 San Diego, CA, 92123  

619-822-9602  


The Center for Child & Youth Psychiatry (CCYP) utilizes telepsychiatry/telehealth and face-to-face practices at multiple locations throughout San Diego County to provide outpatient psychiatric evaluation and medication support services. (Ages 1-18)


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