The Sacramento Resource Directory 2012 Mental Health Resources Continued
Transitional Living and Community Support, Inc. (TLCS) New Direction – case management programs 1400 North A Street, Bldg., A, Sacramento, CA 95811 Ph. (916) 440-1500 (Guest House) Call Mon. – Fri. 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Walk-ins Mon. – Fri. 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. New Direction – case management programs. Intakes are through Guest House or Adult ACCESS. Each program provides mental health services, supported housing, intensive case management services, and life skills training for adults who have a psychiatric disability, and are experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness. Hope Team and People Achieving Change Together (PACT) Aimed at improving quality of life and preventing the individuals from repeatedly cycling through the system. Widening Opportunities for Rehabilitation and Knowledge (WORK) Provides vocational services, to adults who have a psychiatric disability, have been homeless and are ready to re-enter the workforce or are in need of additional support to maintain employment.
Mentally Ill Chemical Abuse(MICA) Substance abuse recovery support to individuals who are experiencing homelessness and have a psychiatric disability, which is co-occurring with substance abuse. Single individuals initially live in the Homeless Transitional Apartment Program.
Transitional Community Opportunities for Recovery & Engagement (TCORE) Sacramento, CA Ph. (916) 875-1055 – ACCESS and Admissions or (916) 854-1801 more information. Includes recovery based services to all participants with intensive short-term services to ensure that their needs are met while in the process of connecting to ongoing outpatient mental health services that meet the individual and cultural needs of the participant. A Benefits/Resource Specialist is available to all participants.
River City Residential Club (RCRC)
Sacramento, CA Ph. (916) 442-0899 Consists of 15 individuals who live cooperatively while sharing in the chores, cooking and planning of activities. Designed to help reduce the stress and expense of living independently for those who would like a supported community in which to live. A staff member is available to asst with their mental health recovery.
Cooperative Apartment Program (Bell Street)
Sacramento, CA Ph. (916) 441-0123 x 115 Provides affordable, furnished shared apartments for clients who are able to live independently with minimal structured support and a staff member is available to assist residents in refining and developing the skills and goals necessary to assist with their mental health recovery.
Cardoso Village Apartments
Sacramento, CA Ph. (916) 391-2292 A supported housing apartment program, providing subsidized Section 8 housing for mental health consumers and their families.
Cardoso Village Apartments
Sacramento, CA Ph. (916) 391-2292 A supported housing apartment program, which provides subsidized Section 8 housing for mental health consumers and their families.
Cooperatives Sacramento, CA Ph. (916) 441-0123 x115
Consists of two supported housing communities where individuals live cooperatively to help reduce the stress and expense of living independently. A staff member is available to assist with their mental health recovery.
Palmer Apartments Sacramento, CA Ph. (916) 921-6099 - Intakes through ACCESS or walk-ins at Guest House Mon. – Fri. 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Show up very early. Provides a cooperative apartment setting which provides safe, affordable housing, independent living skills training and mental health recovery support.
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