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Services for Multi-Ethnic Groups

Adebanke Community and Cultural Center (ACCS)

Antioch: (925) 470-3399

http://www.adebanke.org

Email: adebanke1@yahoo.com

We provide culturally relevant therapeutic counseling for children, families and couples.  Some of our major focus areas include current and former foster youth, young parents and families in transition.  We provode ongoing case management support, workshops on education success and improving employment skills.  There are also many opportunities for clients to enjoy social and curtural extracurricular activities. 

Hours of Service: 10:00am-8:00pm Daily

Cost of Service:  Free and reduced prices based on income

Languages: English

American Indian Child Resource Center
Oakland: (510) 208-1870
http://www.aicrc.org
Individual and family counseling; foster care and placement for Native Americans, pregnancy prevention program, treatment for child abuse and neglect, Indian Child Welfare advocacy, Indian education services.
Services are free.

Familias Unidas
Antioch: (925) 516-3880
Richmond: (510) 412-5930
General counseling to families and individuals primarily, but not limited to, the Spanish-speaking community. Some translation, advocacy, referral and crisis services. Goal is self-sufficiency. Staff is bi-lingual and bi-cultural. Food voucher program. Documented and undocumented residents served. Sliding scale or free fees. Spanish services available.

Native American Health Center-Richmond

www.nativehealth.org

(510) 232-7020

(510) 232-7018

260 23rd Street

Richmond, CA 94601

Culturally Appropriate mental health wellness, prevention and early intervention services for all people residing in Contra Costa County, from a Native American traditional approach.  We provide ongoing support groups, youth, elders parenting, relapse prevention.  We provide case management services.

Hours of Services: 9AM-5PM (Some nights and weekends)

Services are free and open to all.

The Latina Center
3919 Roosevelt Avenue, Richmond CA 94805
(510) 233-8595
info@thelatinacenter.org
http://www.thelatinacenter.org
The Latina Center utilizes a peer support approach to build the capacity of local Latinas through a Peer Leader model of leadership development. By providing skills-based trainings, The Latina Center aims to empower local Latinas to identify important health issues in their community and strengthen their individual capacities to be able to address these health issues. Most of The Latina Center programs are offered in Spanish and count with the participation of both monolingual and bilingual Latinas from both Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.
We offer the following programs:
1. Mujeres, Salud y Liderazgo/The Latina Community Women’s Health Leadership Program (LCWHL)
2. The Latino Lay Mental Health Worker Program
3. yYa Basta! Juntos Terminemos la Violencia Familiar/Enough! Together We Can End Domestic Violence
4. The Young Latinas Leadership and Mentoring Program
5. La Nueva Visiyn/The New Visiyn Seniors Program

United Indian Nations, Inc.
Oakland: (510) 763-3410
Employment and training services for Indians and Native Americans in the Bay Area including basic education, GED and vocational training. Job search assistance and counseling also available. Services are free. American Indian languages.