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Advocacy and Support Group
Agency: Parent of Murdered Children Greater San Bernardino/Riverside Area Chapter
Provides prevention of any re-victimization to survivors. In addition, court accompaniment should help to minimize the emotional pain and to restore a sense of power and control to the survivors.
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Advocacy and Referrals
Agency: Catholic Charities - Ontario
This program offers assessments and follow-up services for families in need of support services, intense case progress documentation, advocacy and referrals to wrap around community services.
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Advocacy and Referrals
Agency: Catholic Charities - High Desert
This program offers assessments and follow-up services for families in need of support services. Intense case progress documentation. Advocacy and referrals to wrap around community services.
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Advocacy Services
Agency: NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR MEDICATION ASSISTED RECOVERY
Advocates for patients in treatment by de-stigmatizing and empowering medication assisted treatment patients. Confronts the negative stereotypes that impact the self esteem and worth of many medication assisted treatment patients.
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Mountain Community Resources (MCR)
Agency: COMMUNITY BRIDGES
Provides a broad range of direct services for families, as well as information and referrals to other programs that may be of assistance. Application Assistance:Help with enrollment and reporting for government services (i.e. Cal-Fresh, unemployment), job applications, housing applications, resume building and more.Community Advocacy:We seek to mee...
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Nueva Vista Community Resources
Agency: COMMUNITY BRIDGES
Provides a broad range of direct services for families, as well as information and referrals to other programs that may be of assistance. Application Assistance:Help with enrollment and reporting for government services (i.e. Cal-Fresh, unemployment), job applications, housing applications, resume building and more.Community Advocacy:We seek to mee...
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Services for Children & Youth
Agency: WALNUT AVENUE FAMILY & WOMEN'S CENTER
For non-crisis support, please call our main office at (831) 426- 3062 to leave a message with your questions and someone will return your call as soon as we are able. Youth mentoring over the phone (ages 12-17); please call our main office at (831) 426-3062 to leave a message for your youth advocate or to ask about this service. Food bag program...
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Workforce Development, Transportation, Housing, Technology
Agency: MONTEREY BAY ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP
Monterey Bay Economic Partnership is dedicated to improving the quality of life in the region by working on the current initiatives: Workforce Development, Transportation, Housing, and Technology.
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Gryphon Place
Agency: Gryphon Place
Runs 6 sober living homes throughout the county. Referrals for medical, dental, recovery, training and employment, education, housing, HIV/AIDS, education, food, clothing and mentors. Speaker's bureau for the community.
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San Luis Obispo County Commission on Aging
Agency: San Luis Obispo County Commission on Aging
Enhances communication and cooperation between service providers and senior citizens, promotes advocacy and acts as an advocacy body to the County Board of Supervisors on the needs of all seniors.
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Senior Connection
Agency: Area Agency on Aging
Provides specialized information and assistance and serves older persons, caregivers and others concerned about older persons. Publishes the San Luis Obispo County Senior Information Guide.
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National Center for Parents with Disabilities and their Children
Agency: THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
Staffed by nationally recognized experts regarding parents with disabilities, most of whom have personal or family experience with disability or deafness. Offers consultations, trainings and publications to parents, family members and professionals.Legal program focuses on custody issues of parents with disabilities.
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Insurance Resource Center
Agency: UNITED POLICYHOLDERS
Offers an advocacy and information resource for insurance consumers, especially during a disaster or emergency crisis. Promotes disaster preparedness and insurance literacy through outreach and education in partnership with civic, faith based, business, and other non-profit associations.Provides free tools to help solve insurance problems that aris...
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CalWORKS Emergency Payment Program (CEPP)
Agency: COMMUNITY ACTION BOARD OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, INC. (CAB, Inc.)
CEPP Provides emergency payments for services, information, and referrals to support the continuation of employment and educational goals for participants referred by the county's CalWORKs program.
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CASA - Court Appointed Special Advocates
Agency: CASA of San Luis Obispo County
Works with children under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court.
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National Alliance on Mental Illness San Luis Obispo County
Agency: National Alliance on Mental Illness San Luis Obispo County
NAMI SLOCO and National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) are non-profit organizations of people with family members or friends with a disabling mental illness that provides self-help, support and advocacy.
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Advocacy and Referrals
Agency: Catholic Charities - San Bernardino
This program offers assessments and follow-up to families in need of support services. Advocacy and referrals to wrap around community services.
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Disaster Recovery Services
Agency: Community Assisting Recovery
Provides disaster recovery help, information, advocacy and guidance.
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Commission on the Status of Women for San Luis Obispo County
Agency: Commission on the Status of Women for San Luis Obispo County
Official advisory agent of the SLO Board of Supervisors. Charged to be a voice advocating equal rights and making recommendations to enhance women's lives by conducting surveys, research and outreach projects. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend.
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Disability Resource Center
Agency: Cal Poly State University
Provides information, referral, and support services to Cal Poly students and prospective students with permanent and temporary disabilities. Support services may include the provision of note takers, test accommodations, sign language interpreters, books on tape, temporary medical parking permits and on-campus transportation.
