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 Last
year, Volunteers of America of Southwest California
assisted more than 20,000 individuals and families
within our service territory. Our programs focus on
four primary areas:
- Children & Family Services
- Elderly & Disabled Services
- Public Safety & Rehabilitation
Services
- Treatment & Recovery Services
We operate several health and human
service programs. Click on the counties listed below
to view the programs operated by Volunteers of America
in that county.
San Diego County
Imperial County
Riverside County
San Bernadino County
Carlton G. Luhman Center
for Supportive Living
290 S. Magnolia Ave., El Cajon, CA 92020
Tel: 619.447.2428
Fax: 619.447.8347
E-mail: cglc@voa-swcal.org
Center provides emergency shelter services for
homeless individuals and families for up to 30 days.
Another component of the center offers housing and supportive
care for higher-functioning adult males with mental
disabilities.
Hawley Center for Supportive
Living
9980 Hawley Rd., El Cajon, CA 92021
Tel: 619.561.9808
Fax: 619.561.2547
E-mail: hawley@voa-swcal.org
Center provides therapeutic treatment to residents
with a chronic mental illness and a co-occurring disorder
linked to substance abuse.
Palomar Apartments
171 Palomar St., Chula Vista, CA 91911
Tel: 619.426.6303
Fax: 619.426.0510
E-mail: palomarapts@voa.org
A 168-unit residential apartment facility that provides
affordable housing to individuals and families with
limited resources.
San Diego Alcohol &
Drug Services Center
1111 Island Ave., San Diego, CA 92101
Tel: 619.232.5171
Fax: 619.232.8913
E-mail: sdadsc@voa-swcal.org
Center offers a variety of treatment programs
that support the continuum of care needed by individuals
suffering from the effects of alcohol and drug abuse.
Services include: Sobering services, pre-treatment education, long-term residential and relapse prevention.
San Diego Stabilization
Center
650 11th Ave., San Diego, CA 92101
Tel: 619.234.6218
Fax: 619.234.0839
E-mail: sdsc@voa-swcal.org
Provides quality care and supportive services
for adult males who are transitioning from an incarcerated
environment to civilian life. By participating in this
program, residents are stabilized and work on issues affecting their parole status. The goal of the program is to equip clients with the
personal skills and tools to become productive members
of society. Program services include employment placement,
educational assistance,
anger management, family reunification, substance abuse
counseling and community referrals.
Troy Center for Supportive
Living
8627 Troy St., Spring Valley, CA 91977
Tel: 619.465.8792
Fax: 619.465.3526
E-mail: troy@voa-swcal.org
Provides quality mental health treatment services
and residential care for disabled adults.
Imperial Alcohol &
Drug Services Center
1331-B Clark Rd., El Centro, CA 92243
Tel: 760.353.8482
Fax: 760.353.1976
E-mail: iadsc@voa-swcal.org
Provides counseling and treatment to adults
who are recovering from alcohol and drug dependencies.
This center offers detoxification, long-term residential care, transitional living, inmate education and recovery services, and a dual diagnosis treatment program.
Imperial Manor Skilled
Nursing Facility
100 E. Second St., Imperial, CA 92251
Tel: 760.355.2858
Fax: 760.355.4550
E-mail: imperialmanor@voa-swcal.org
Facility provides 24-hour skilled nursing care
in a secure and protective setting for mentally disabled
individuals under a conservatorship or durable power
of attorney.
Kelley Adolescent Treatment
Center
312 North Loop Rd., El Centro, CA 92243
Tel: 760.370.0555
Fax: 760.370.0505
E-mail: kelleyatc@voa-swcal.org
Offers a safe haven and a second chance for
male youth who want to turn their life around. Through
residential treatment plan, program staff
focus on the youth as a complete individual in order
to bring about positive changes in youth who are in
trouble at home or with the law. A comprehensive range
of medical, clinical and social services address the
psychosocial, cognitive behavioral, educational and
substance abuse treatment needs of residents. Residents
benefit from a structured daily program, which includes
educational training and development, computer-assisted
learning, independent living skills, parenting classes,
onsite family and client counseling, and anger management.
Length of stay ranges from six months to one year. Center accepts referrals from Imperial, Orange, Riverside,
San Bernardino, San Diego and Santa Barbara counties.
Los Amigos Center for Supportive
Living
641 W. Main St., Brawley, CA 92227
Tel: 760.344.4073
Fax: 760.344.9475
E-mail: losamigos@voa-swcal.org
Provides housing and supportive care for adults
with mental disabilities, as well as an emergency shelter
for stable, mentally disabled homeless individuals.
Cambridge Gardens Apartments
3533 Harrison St., Riverside, CA 92503
Tel: 951.352.7701
Fax: 951.352.7703
E-mail: cambridgegardens@voa.org
An attractive 75-unit complex dedicated to providing
low-income housing for seniors, ages 62 and older.
Early Head Start
720 South E St., San Bernardino, CA 92408
Tel: 909.888.4577
Fax: 909.885.2636
E-mail: ehs@voa-swcal.org
Provides support and outreach services to low-income
and special-need families with children under 3
years of age. Program provides home-based and center-based
services including free well baby and parent home visits,
free child development center for children with parents who work or go to school, free
nutritional and educational information, free parenting support groups, and free referrals to low-cost
and no-cost community resources. Limited program capacity
and service territory. Contact center for service territory
and availability. Waiting list may apply.
Family Resource Center
720 South E St., San Bernardino, CA 92408
Tel: 909.885.0471
Fax: 909.885.2636
E-mail: frc@voa-swcal.org
Serves as a vital community link for parents/guardians with children 5 years of age or younger who would benefit from free classes and workshops related to job/computer training, educational assistance, adult literacy, parenting skills, prenatal education, voter registration and bilingual language development. Also provides referrals to free and low-cost community resources. Limited program capacity and service territory. Contact center for service territory and availability. Waiting list may apply. |
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BERNARDINO COUNTY