Services for Multi-Ethnic Groups

American Indian Child Resource Center

Website: aicrc.org
Telephone (Oakland): (510) 208-1870

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

Website: familias-unidas.org
Telephone (Richmond): (510) 412-5930

General counseling to families and individuals primarily, but not limited to, the Spanish-speaking community. Some translation, advocacy, referral, and crises services. The goal is self-sufficiency. Staff is bilingual and bicultural. Documented and undocumented residents served.
Sliding scale or free fees.
Spanish services are available.

Native American Health Center, Richmond

Website: nativehealth.org
Address: 2566 MacDonald Ave.: Richmond, CA 94804
Telephone: (510) 232-7020

Culturally appropriate mental health wellness, prevention and early intervention services for all people residing in Contra Costa County, from a Native American traditional approach. Provides ongoing support groups, youth, elders parenting, relapse prevention. Provides case management services.
Hours of services: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, (some nights and weekends).
Services are free and open to all.

Scotts Valley Tribal TANF Program (SVTT)

Website: svtribaltanf.org
Website: scottsvalley-nsn.gov
Address: 2727 Systron Drive: Concord, CA 94518
Telephone: (866) 539-8263
Telephone: (925) 363-4778

Scott Valley Tribal TANF is a tribally administrated, culturally sensitive, federal social services program serving low-income Native American families. The program provides financial assistance and many other services designed to help families become economically self-sufficient by reducing the dependency of parents on government support through job preparation, work, and marriage. Hours: 8:30 AM-5:00 PM Monday-Friday. Free to qualified Native Americans. English & Spanish languages available. Clients must be low-income, live in Contra Costa County, and have a Native American child in the home.

The Latina Center

Website: thelatinacenter.org
Email: [email protected]
Address: 3701 Barrett Avenue, Richmond, CA 94805 (Entrance by parking lot on 38th street)
Telephone: (510) 233-8595

Provides 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.

Community Health for Asian Americans (CHAA)

Website: chaaweb.org
Address (Richmond): 3919 MacDonald Ave.: Richmond, CA 94805
Telephone (Richmond): (510) 233-7555
Address (Antioch): 3727 Sunset Lane #110: Antioch, CA 94509
Telephone (Antioch): (925) 778-1667

Community Health for Asian Americans (CHAA), a community-based non-profit organization, is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the historically underserved Asian and Pacific Islander communities living in the East Bay Area. Offering services and expertise that are sensitive to language, cultural needs, and the experiences of our clients, CHAA provides behavioral health care to individuals, families and communities with offices in Richmond and Antioch. CHAA programs span behavioral health services, prevention, early intervention and advocacy. CHAA offers community-based services for children, youth and adults through individual, group and family therapy, case management, alcohol and other drug prevention and treatment, consultation and psychological assessment. Collaboration is a key operating principle in our work. CHAA values that shape our services are: Wellness, recovery and resiliency; Consumer-driven services for adults; family-driven services for children; Cultural competency embedded in program and service delivery design; Community involvement that is promoted and developed; Delivery of services and supports through Integrated Service Teams.
Mon-Fri, 9:00 AM-5:00 PM