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If you click the drop down arrow above you will see resources that are specific to each cluster (area around each high school wellness center)
Youth Opportunity Pass Program
MTS & NTCD are working together for youth under 18 years old to ride public transportation for free using PRONTO!
For more information:
Youth Opportunity Pass Program | San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (sdmts.com)
MHTeenGuide-Flier-22-23-final-1022.pdfTeen Guide for Mental Health & Wellness
from SDCOE
MHTeenGuide-22-23-Span.pdfHillcrest Youth Center (HYC) offers opportunities for our LGBTQIA+ youth to connect, check out their flyers & activities.
@hillcrestyouthcenter
Oasis Clubhouse offers a ton of activities for Transitional Age Youth (ages 16-25 years of age) who receive mental health services & live in San Diego County. Call (858) 300-0470 to see if you are eligible for their services, snacks, wellness packs!
3330 Market St, Suite A, San Diego CA 92102
3330 Market St, Suite A, San Diego CA 92102
Click this image to access the Oasis Clubhouse website
CLP Fall 2022 HVR Flyer.pdfCommunity Law Project (CLP) provides free legal information in a variety of areas & communities in each of its four clinics spread throughout San Diego County.
Check out the flyer to see all the details about the in-person clinics & to learn more check CLP out at https://cwclp.org/services/
Students Without Limits provides in-school/virtual legal, mental health, and continuing education support to underserved minority and immigrant teens who will be first-generation college students.
Currently Students Without Limits is helping students & families virtually!
https://studentswithoutlimits.org/
Currently Students Without Limits is helping students & families virtually!
https://studentswithoutlimits.org/
Parent/Care Giver Series! Supporting Our Youth!
Check out some pre-recorded resources from SDCOE & Rady's Webinar about Transforming Mental Health.
Rady Parent Series 2024.pdfSD Nights Wellness Wednesdays
Join our VIRTUAL Wellness Wednesday Boxercise and Yoga class!
FREE for teens! 5-6PM
USC is offering free telehealth!
Check out the flyer!
USC Free Telehealth Treatment Flyer English and Spanish.pdf7 Cups of Tea
7 Cups of Tea offers anonymous emotional support & counseling from trained active listeners.
2023-24- SD Job Corp Flyer with QR code.pdfSan Diego Job Corps Center
Live on Campus!
Begin your Career!
Check out all the details...
Looking for Food Assistance?
Check out these resources below!
San Diego Food Bank In need of emergency groceries?
The SD Food Bank and network of community partners are here to help. Use our Food Locator Map below to find a food distribution site near you.
The SD Food Bank and network of community partners are here to help. Use our Food Locator Map below to find a food distribution site near you.
Somali Bantu Association of America's
Somali Bantu Association of America's
Food Pantry offers groceries, baby diapers, and menstrual care products to support families in need
Food Pantry offers groceries, baby diapers, and menstrual care products to support families in need
This resource has three unique programs, including a food pantry and custom-tailored home-delivered meals.
With your parents permission you can volunteer and receive community service hours, as well as, work with other students.
Location: 6244 El Cajon Blvd Ste 5, San Diego, CA 92115
Contact: (619) 808-4979
Click the link to see how a local High School is normalizing food assistance on campus.
Storefront Youth Emergency Shelter
The Storefront Youth Emergency Shelter (YES) is the only place in San Diego where kids and teens ages 12 to 17 can find a safe place to stay if they’re dealing with tough situations like not having a stable home or experiencing abuse. We have 10 beds available and are open every day of the week. At YES, you’ll get a place to sleep, access to showers and laundry, and meals provided by caring community volunteers. Plus, they offer services that help planning your future, talking through problems with a therapist, and learning life skills
When you first arrive at YES, you'll have a “Pre-Intake” chat with our staff to talk about what’s going on and why you need help. This usually takes around 20 minutes, but it can be a bit longer if needed. You’ll need permission from a parent or guardian to stay with us, but we’re here to help if there are any issues with that. You can stay for up to 21 days, and if you need more time, we can work something out. You’re also free to leave whenever you’re ready.
If you would like more information, please click here for a brochure.
Mama’s Kitchen is dedicated to offering nutritional aid to San Diego residents at risk of malnutrition due to severe health conditions like HIV, cancer, heart failure, type 2 diabetes, and chronic kidney disease. With the support of numerous volunteers, businesses, and community allies, completely free of charge.
Feeding San Diego serves over 35.4 million meals annually to a diverse range of individuals including children, families, seniors, college students, military families, veterans, people experiencing homelessness, and other underserved groups. We partner with nearly 350 local organizations, such as charities, schools, faith communities, meal sites, and food pantries across the region.
Affordable Store Option
Affordable stores offer a variety of products at budget-friendly prices, making them ideal for saving money on everyday essentials. They provide groceries, household items, and more, focusing on value and cost-effectiveness.
2024 Neighborhood Distribution Program
Scan the QR code to connect to our food distribution system, designed to efficiently display essential food resources and support. This system helps display access to locations and resources, ensuring you receive the assistance you may require.
Nutrition Education Resources
Explore our nutritious food resources to find healthy, balanced options that support your well-being. These resources provide access to a variety of wholesome foods designed to meet your dietary needs and promote a healthy lifestyle.
Cal Fresh (EBT)
Cal Fresh (EBT)
EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) card is a tool that helps U.S. citizens access government assistance programs like food stamps. It works like a debit card, allowing students to buy food and sometimes other essentials at approved stores.
Cal Fresh (CFAP)
Cal Fresh (CFAP)
The California Food Assistance Program (CFAP) offers state-funded CalFresh food benefits to eligible non-citizens who do not qualify for federal assistance. These benefits are issued through the same case as federal CalFresh benefits.
Offers medically supervised detox services for substance abuse or chemically dependent individuals.
Location: 1878 Avenue of Industry San Diego, CA 92128
Contact: (858) 675-4228
The Department of Youth Advocacy is dedicated to fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all students.
HomeAid San Diego works with reputable nonprofit organizations and public institutions serving those experiencing homelessness by leveraging our relationships within the building industry to garner in-kind donations of labor and materials. Organization dedicated to building multi-unit housing for San Diego’s temporary home men, women, and children.
Manages affordable housing listings online and provides residential services for residents that live in properties owned by PSCDC and the community. Services include ESL classes, computer literacy, citizenship, financial education, after-school program, health & wellness programs, and community building events.
Eligibility: Services are targeted towards residents that live in Pacific Southwest owned properties but are open to the community.
From answering questions about legal status to translating and submitting paperwork, to assisting with removal defense, we offer clear information and free or low-cost legal assistance for immigrants and their families.
Location: 8804 BALBOA AVE SAN DIEGO, CA 92123
Contact: (858) 637-3300
Provides free 24/7 support for victim advocacy to victims of drunk drivers, including assistance in navigating the court system and properly handling their cases.
Location: 10731 Treena St. San Diego, CA 92131 -
Contact: (858) 564-0780
Allows pre-authorized elderly (60 and older), disabled (receiving Social Security Disability Benefits) and homeless individuals and their spouses receiving benefits to use their Golden State Advantage (EBT) cards to purchase meals from participating restaurants. For all other CalFresh recipients, the federal rules preventing the purchase of prepared food still apply.
Eligibility Pre-authorized CalFresh recipients that are elderly, disabled, or homeless and do not have access to a kitchen or the ability to physically be able to prepare their own meals.
Youth Services | The San Diego LGBT Community Center
Supports & Resources- LGBTQ community
family services, housing services, transgender & nonbinary services etc.
619.692.2077
hello@thecentersd.org
Emergency Housing Support
LGBTQ+ drop-in center + mental health services up to the age of 21 yrs. old
(619) 525-9903
Contact SDYS at (619) 241-0608
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