SUPPORTED HOUSING AND ENTITLEMENT PROGRAM (SHEP)
SHEP serves as the central intake site for all TLCS programs with the exception of Project Redirection. Clients can be seen either by appointment or on a walk-in basis. Staff provide emergency assistance and advocacy for homeless mentally ill persons related t housing, food, and Mental Health and Related Services Entitlements including General Assistance, Food Stamps, Social Security, GA and Veterans Benefits Eligibility requirements are different for each individual program offered.
SHEP advocates are available for information M-F from 8am - 4:30pm; closed each Wednesday from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. Walk-in Hours are from 8am - 11am. 1400 North A Street, Bldg. Sacramento, CA 95814 TEL (916) 440-1500 ---------------------------------------------
CAROL'S PLACE Carol's Place is a short term residential facility for homeless adults. It provides 24 hour staffing and supportive services for all residents. 2230 9th St Sacramento, CA 95818 TEL (916) 448-7391 ------------------------------- HOMELESS TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRA(PALMER)
The Palmer Program offers housing in a cooperative apartment setting that provides case management, living skills training and supportive services.
3131 Palmer Street
Sacramento, CA 95815 TEL (916) 921-6099 ---------------------------------- MENTALLY ILL CHEMICAL ABUSER (MICA)
The TLCS Mentally Ill Chemical Abuser (MICA) program provides drug and alcohol counseling and supportive services for individuals and their families.
3131 Palmer ST.
Sacramento, CA. 95815 TEL (916) 649-1170 ----------------------- VILLAGE GARDENS
Village Gardens is a residential and supportive services program for people with both developmental and psychiatric disabilities who desire to live independently and need extra support to achieve successful community living. This program is fully staffed 24 hour a day, 7 days a week. Referrals to this program are handled by the Alta California Regional Center - Adult Services Division.
7895 La Riviera Dr, Sacramento, CA 95826 TEL (916) 388-0724
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TLCS provides housing and support services to people diagnosed with AIDS or HIV + who are homeless and have a physichiatric disability.
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BELL STREET APARTMENT
A multi-unit cooperative living programs in an apartment based setting. Staff are on site daily to provide supportive services.
1208/1210 Bell Street Sacramento, CA 95825 TEL (916) 641-6208 | PROJECT REDIRECTION
Provides comprehensive case management, mental health, substance abuse treatment and related support services to individuals that have been incarcerated for non-violent offenses.
1400 North A St., Bldg. A, Sacramento, CA 95814 TEL (916) 440-1500
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Offers supported housing, intensive case management and life skills training for homeless individuals between the ages of 18-25.
2201 Park Towne Circle, Sacramento, CA. 95825 TEL (916) 244-8100 ----------------------- WIDENING OPPORTUNITIES FOR REHABILITATION AND KNOWLEDGE (WORK)
Widening Opportunities for Rehabilitation and Knowledge (WORK) provides case management services to adults that have been homeless and are ready to re-enter the workforce. 2201 Park Towne Circle Sacramento, CA. 95825 TEL (916) 244-8100
PEOPLE ACHIEVING CHANGE TOGETHER (PACT)
People Achieving Change Together (PACT) provides comprehensive case management services to homeless, dually diagnosed and psychiatrically disabled adults.
2201 Park Towne Cicle Sacramento, CA. 95825 TEL (916) 244-8100
----------------------- DOWNTOWN COOPERATIVES The Downtown Cooperatives provide supportive permanent housing for individuals to live cooperatively and reduce the stress and expense of independent living.
CORDOSA VILLAGE A 22 unit supported housing program for adults with psychiatric disabilities and their families. Support services include a full time program advisor on-site.
5710 66th Ave. Sacramento, CA. 95823 TEL (916) 391-2293 -----------------------
SRO COLLABORATIVE SERVICES PROJECT
This project is designed to support Sacramento residents living at selected downtown SRO hotels through the delivery of a range of quality accessible services. The project is centered in the heart of downtown's business district and is a combined effort of the entire community including local business, residents, faith based organizations, and a number of service providers. This project includes linkages to primary medical and mental health services, life skills training, substance abuse recovery, vocational services, and social activities.
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