Domestic Violence, Substance Abuse, and Mental Health Resources
The Khalil Centeris a non-profit wellness center dedicated to providing professional counseling, psychotherapy, workshops, and groups. The Khalil Center welcomes people from all walks of life to seek services at our clinic, while providing a special focus on cultural- and faith-competent care for those who identify as Muslim, Middle Eastern, and South Asian, given the mental health stigmas and special issues faced by these communities. Populations served: Adults, Children, Teens/Adolescents, Families, and Couples Insurances and Fees: Anthem Blue Cross, United Healthcare, and Cigna. We do not currently take Medi-Cal, however they offer a sliding scale. Address: 30669 Union City Blvd, Union City, CA 94587 Front Desk: (408) 758-0960
Domestic violence resource guide for Alameda County: Transitional housing, shelter, and crisis and legal services.
Domestic violence shelters and family centers remain functional during the COVID-19 crisis, such as the Alameda County Family Justice Center. Here is a list of FAQs regarding protecting survivors of domestic violence during shelter-in-place.
For domestic violence, call these hotlines:
Ruby’s Place (domestic violence shelter): 888-339-7233
SAVE (24-hr): 510-794-6055
SART (24-hr advocacy/counseling): 510-534-9290
A Safe Place Emergency Shelter Program: 510-536-7233
La Familia (remote therapy): 510-881-5921
ACFJC rape hotline: 510-845-7273
IF IT IS NOT SAFE TO CALL: email the organization, Narika: narika@narika.org
For child abuse, call this hotline: 510-259-1800
For elder abuse, call this hotline: 510-577-3500 or 1-800-225-5277
Alameda County men’s resource guidefor urban men/boys and their family living in Alameda County.
Mental Health Community Agencies: Alameda Council of Community Mental Health Agencies is an association of 32 nonprofits that contract with Alameda County Behavioral Health Care to provide mental health and co-occurring disorder services for the county’s eligible children, transition age youth, adults, older adults, and their families.
The following resources are available to help people who may be experiencing distress or heightened anxiety right now:
24/7 Behavioral Health Services Department Call Center: (800) 491-9099
Crisis Text Line: Text RENEW to 741741
Crisis Support Services Suicide Prevention – (800) 309-2131. If you’re struggling with difficult life circumstances, grief or uncomfortable thoughts and emotions, call the Crisis Line from Crisis Support Services of Alameda County. You do not need to be experiencing suicidal thoughts or feelings to call.
Crisis Support Services Text Line for teens – text "safe" to 20121 between 4:00p.m. and 11:00 p.m. 7 days a week
Nationwide Hotline – (800) 273-TALK or (800) 273-8255
24-hour Parenting Stress Helpline :1.800.829.3777 - Alameda County parents can call this hotline to get help with everyday parenting stress or go to https://familypaths.org/what-we-do/parentingstresshelpline/
