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CALL 9-1-1! They will direct your call immediately to the nearest Suicide Hotline or get you help!
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Sacramento Suicide Hotline: 916-368-3111 (24 hours a day-7 days a week) Call as many times as you need. Talk about how you are feeling. Totally confidential. They are there to give support, and help sort out feelings.
- From Auburn, call (530) 885-2300
- From Lincoln, call (916) 645-8866
- From Roseville, call (916) 773-3111
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Youth Crisis Line: 1-800 843-4200
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National Runaway Switchboard 1-800-621-4000
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Sacramento Mental Health Treatment Center: (916)732-3637 2150 Stockton Blvd, Sacto
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CPC Heritage Oaks, Heritage Oaks Hospital
4250 Auburn Boulevard
Sacramento, CA 95841 Get Directions (916) 489-3336 or (916) 423-2000
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Kaiser Morse, Kaiser Permanente Sacramento Medical Center
Emergency services
2025 Morse Ave.
Sacramento, CA 95825
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http://www.sacdhhs.com/default.asp?WOID=MEN
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If you do not have
insurance, contact: Sacramento County Mental Health
Outpatient Treatment Services. Adult Access (916)
875-1055. Individuals seeking outpatient mental health
treatment typically enter the system by contacting the Adult Access Team
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Adult Access Team will conduct a telephone
assessment of your needs identifying diagnoses and
disabling conditions established as criteria for
care in the public mental health system. If the
assessment reveals an individual meets these
criteria, a referral and linkage appointment is
made for the client at the Regional Support Team
serving the clients area of residence.
- Crisis
intervention via telephone or walk-in during
regular business hours and after hours referral to
the Mental Health Treatment Center.
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Call the Mental Health Association
Sacramento Chapter (MHASC)(916-366-4600)
- In Need of Help or
support? Call the Mental Health Association
Information and Referral line. This program is
operated by consumer staff and provides peer
support, linkage, referrals, and resource
information to the community. Please call (916)
366-4600. Contact E-mail: http://www.mhasc.org/Contact/index.aspx
Street Address
Mental Health Association Sacramento Chapter
9719 Lincoln Village Drive, Suite 407
Sacramento, CA 95827-3331
Phone Numbers
P: (916) 366-4600
F: (916) 855-5448 |
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Contact Information:
420 I. Street, Suite 3
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 446-3074
This is a great place to start. Their services are free and include:
- ADVOCACY AND LEGISLATIVE MONITORING: Mediating on behalf of people with disabilities.
- HOUSING ASSISTANCE: Assistance in finding accessible and affordable housing.
- PERSONAL ASSISTANT SERVICES: Screening, placement and training of qualified attendants.
- INFORMATION AND REFERRAL: Providing disabled individuals with necessary services and information.
- PEER COUNSELING: Support and role models for people who want to live more independently.
- INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS TRAINING: Services to assist consumers to improve skills that maintain independence in the community.
- ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY: Assisting Persons with disabilities to live and work as independently as possible by identifying their need for assistive technology devices or services and locating resources.
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If you have health insurance,
contact them. Ask to speak to someone who can
help you with a "Behavioral Health" concern
and what services are covered. Explain that you need some help in
dealing with a mental health situation concerning
yourself or a covered family member. (There is
usually a toll-free number on your card to dial the
Behavioral Health department directly) They
can provide referrals to services covered by your
insurance including behavior health specialists,
hospital, and on the spot assessments if you are in
crisis.) These services are multi-lingual. |
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Employee Assistance Program-EAP
State of California employees and eligible dependents have access to a statewide Employee Assistance Program. The State of California provides EAP as part of its commitment to employee health and well being. At no charge to you, EAP provides a support and information during difficult times, as well as consultation on day-to-day concerns. Through EAP, you can receive assistance for:
- Alcohol Abuse
- Drug Abuse
- Marital and Family Issues
- Emotional, Personal and Stress Concerns
- Financial and Credit Issues
The State's EAP vendor is Managed Health Network, MHN, a California-based company that's been providing EAP services nationwide since 1974 and behavior health services since 1987. A small number of State agencies do not participate in the EAP master contract. Instead, they provide internal EAP services. Please check with your agency's EAP Coordinator to determine if your agency has an internal EAP.
Confidentiality
Your EAP services are confidential. EAP records and personal information you share with a counselor are treated with the strictest confidence, and your identity is protected by law.
Contact Information
If you have any questions or need additional information please contact your departmental EAP Coordinator, MHN at (866) EAP-4SOC (866-327-4762) or TDD (800) 327-0801, or the Statewide EAP Benefit's Manager at Department of Personnel Administration at (916) 324-9353. Or Visit the MHN Member services website at: https://members.mhn.com/eos/home/start.do?companyCode=soc |
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