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Health Resources for Teens

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Complied by Sonoma County Teen Health Advocacy Committee (THAC); updated June 2011.

Most services are free or low-cost.
School counselors, clergy and health practitioners may be able to provide additional resources and support.
All phone numbers have a 707 area code unless otherwise noted.
To access Kaiser services, you must be a member.
Check websites for more phone numbers and links: www.SoCoYouth.org, www.myelsie.org and www.scpoc.org.

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24 Hour Hotlines/Emergency

Alcohol or Drug Overdose	911
HIV/AIDS Help Line	1-800-232-4636
HIV Night-line (5pm-5am 7 days/week)	1-800-273-2437
Psychiatric Emergency Services (includes suicide)	1-800-746-8181
Social Advocates for Youth Crisis Center	1-800-544-3299
Anonymous reporting weapon threats at school	1-866-SPEAK-UP
Verity (formerly United Against Sexual Assault)	545-RAPE (7273)
YWCA Domestic Violence Hotline	546-1234

Emergency Shelters/Drop-in and Teen Centers

Abraxis Transition Program (Mon-Fri, noon-8pm)	568-4415
The Coffee House Shelter	546-3432
VOICES Sonoma	579-4327
CHOPS	284-2467
Valley of the Moon Teen Center	939-1452

To Report Child Abuse or Neglect

Child Protective Services

565-4304

Counseling

Mental health services are also available at many health centers.

CPI Children's Counseling Center/ Santa Rosa	585-6108 x 227
Community Counseling Center/Rohnert Park	664-4215
The Center for Social and Environmental Stewardship Windsor/Cloverdale	838-6641 x 226
Elsie Allen High School Health Center	528-5770
Family Service Agency	545-4551
Forestville Teen Clinic	887-0427
Kaiser Permanente/Santa Rosa	571-3778
Petaluma People Services Center	765-8488
Santa Rosa Junior College/Santa Rosa (for SRJC students)	527-4445
Santa Rosa Junior College/Petaluma (for SRJC students)	778-3919
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospice (grief services)	568-1094
Social Advocates for Youth/Healdsburg	431-7658
Social Advocates for Youth/Santa Rosa	544-3299
Social Advocates for Youth/Sonoma	996-7991
Sonoma County Indian Health	521-4534
Sonoma County Mental Health	565-6900
Sonoma County Adult & Youth Development (Rohnert Park/Cotati youth)	793-9030 x105
Sonoma State University Community Counseling Center	664-4215
Sutter VNA and Hospice (grief services)	535-5780
Teen Counseling Project - West County high schools	829-1250
Verity (formerly United Against Sexual Assault)	545-7270 x14
West County Community Services	829-5717

Alcohol, Drug & Tobacco Counseling

Al-A-Teen groups (alcoholic family situations)	575-6760 x 1
Alcohol and Other Drug Services	565-7450
California Smokers' Helpline (to quit tobacco)	1-800-NO-BUTTS
Drug Abuse Alternatives Center (DAAC) Treatment & Needle Exchange	544-3295
Kaiser Permanente Smoking cessation programs Chemical dependency services	566-5277 571-3835

Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual & Transgender Youth Support Groups

Counseling for Queer/Questioning Youth	579-4947
Gay-Straight Alliances	579-4947
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG)	1-866-350-2462
Positive Images 1 (866) PI-LGBTQ	568-5830
Sonoma County Gay/Lesbian Info and Referral	526-0442
Sonoma County Transclinic	303-3600
Tamayo House (long-term housing)	544-5446

Counseling for Issues with Food and Body

Counseling on Eating Disorders	778-7849
Kaiser Permanente	571-3778
Psych Strategies	303-3246

Legal Assistance

California Rural Legal Assistance (for all Sonoma County)	528-9941
Sonoma County Legal Aid	542-1290
Sonoma County Legal Services Foundation	546-2924
Victim Assistance Center	565-8250

Sonoma County Department of Health Services Referral line
1-800-427-8982
Referrals for pregnancy care, family planning, dental and other community resources.

Medi-Cal, Eligibility and Economic Assistance
1-877-699-6868

Confidential Medical Services for Sexuality

Text "HOOKUP" to 61827 to get started; then CLINIC + ur zip code to find a clinic near u:

Birth control including condoms and emergency contraception
Pregnancy testing and counseling
STD testing including HIV

Parents don't have to be notified. Anything you say about sex, drugs, and feelings is confidential unless you tell us:
- You are being abused
- You are going to hurt yourself or someone else

T=Teens only; G=Guys clinic; D=Drop-in services; A=Abortion services provided

Alexander Valley Regional Medical Center/Cloverdale	894-4229
Alliance Medical Center/Healdsburg and Windsor (D)	433-5494
Alliance Medical Center Teen Clinic (T) (D)	431-1170
Elsie Allen High School Health Center/Santa Rosa (T) Open to Sonoma County students 12-18 years.	528-5770
Forestville Teen Clinic - West County Health Centers (T) (D)	887-0427
Kaiser Permanente Teen Services (T) (A) Appointments/Messages	393-4033
Occidental Area Health Center	874-2444
Petaluma Health Center (T) (D)	559-7543/559-7500
Phoenix Teen Clinic/Petaluma (T) (D)	217-3383/490-7298
Planned Parenthood/Santa Rosa	527-7656
Russian River Health Center/Guerneville	869-2849
Santa Rosa Junior Colleage Health Services	527-4445
SRJC Health Services/Petaluma	778-3919
Sebastopol Community Health Center	824-9999
Sonoma County Indian Health Project/Santa Rosa	521-4545
Sonoma State University Student Health Center	664-2921
Sonoma Valley Community Health Center/Sonoma (T)	939-6070
Santa Rosa Community Health Centers/Santa Rosa Lombardi Clinic (T) (D) (G) Vista Family Health Center (T) (A) (G)	547-2222 303-3600
Women's Health Specialists/Santa Rosa (A)	537-1171

Emergency contraception (EC) is known as the morning-after pill. There are different brands available: Plan B, Next Choice and Ella. It can prevent pregnancy up to 5 days after unprotected sex. Be prepared, request EC from your clinic along with your regular birth control method.

EC is available at most clinics and some pharmacies. Visit www.not-2-late.com for local clinics and pharmacies that provide EC.

EC is FREE for those with a prescription and an up-to-date Family PACT or Medi-Cal card. Women and men 17 years and older can obtain EC without a prescription. Cost will vary.

Support for Pregnant Teens and Teen Parents

Teen Parent Connections

565-4440

Free Adoption Information and Services

California State Adoption

588-5000

Safely Surrendered Baby Law: www.babysafe.ca.gov. A parent who is unable or unwilling to care for their new baby can legally, confidentially, and safely give up their child within 3 days of birth. No name or other information must be given. The baby should be brought to a hospital emergency room.

Disclaimer: The Sonoma County Department of Health Services makes no assumption of quality and makes no warranties regarding providers appearing in this resource guide. This resource guide simply a public listing provided for consumer convenience, and is not a recommendation or endorsement by the Department.