Agencies to contact in Emergency or urgent situa1ons Agencies to contact in emergency or urgent situations
9-1-1 : Call this 24-hour hotline for life-threatening, health and safety emergencies. 9-8-8 : Suicide & Crisis Lifeline ( formerly known as the Na1onal Suicide Preven1on Lifeline ). Call or Text this 24-hour hotline for suicide or mental health crisis support and resources. 9-1-1 : Call this 24-hour hotline for life-threatening, health and safety emergencies. 9-8-8 : formerly known as the National Suicide Prevention ). Call or text this 24-hour hotline for suicide or mental health crisis support and resources. To report suspected neglect, abuse, or exploita1on of elders (60+) or dependent adults (18-59): To report suspected neglect, abuse, or exploitation of elders (60+) or dependent adults (18-59): 24-hour hotline. Call this hotline to report suspected abuse, neglect, exploitaCon, and self-neglect involving older adults age 60+ and disabled, dependent adults age 18+ that live in Sonoma County and are not residents of a long-term care facility. 24-hour hotline. Call this hotline to report suspected abuse, neglect, exploitation and self-neglect involving older adults age 60+ and dependent adults ages 18-59+ that live in Sonoma County and are not residents of a long-term care facility. Adult Protec1ve Services (800) 667-0404 or (707)-565-5900 Adult Protective Services (800) 667-0404 or (707)-565-5900 24-hour hotline ( a service of Senior Advocacy Services ). Call this hotline to report problems of abuse, neglect, and exploitaCon of those living in Sonoma County nursing homes, assisted living faciliCes, and residenCal care homes. Long-Term Care Ombudsman (800) 231-4024 : 24-hour hotline ( a service of Senior Advocacy Services ). Call this hotline to report problems of abuse, neglect, and exploitation of those living in Sonoma County nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and residential care homes. Long-Term Care Ombudsman (800) 231-4024 :
The Sonoma County Aging and Disability Resource Hub is part of the statewide network of Aging and Disability Resource Connec;ons (ADRCs) which put into prac;ce a new, collabora;ve model of streamlined “No Wrong Door” access to services for older adults, people with disabili;es, and their caregivers. The Sonoma County Aging and Disability Resource Hub’s mission is to provide people of all ages, income levels and abili;es with equitable access to informa;on, assistance, and supports needed to live as independently as possible at home. The 2025-2026 edi;on of the Aging and Disability Resource Directory includes services, agencies, and programs which assist older adults, people with disabili;es and their caregivers in their daily lives. The ADRH has made every effort to compile a useful resource directory for the residents of Sonoma County. The ADRH does not guarantee or warranty any of the informa;on or services provided by businesses listed in this guide. Residents and users of the guide are encouraged to consult with appropriate and accredited professional advisors for advice concerning specific maQers before making any decisions. This directory may not be current aRer ini;al prin;ng. The online version of this guide will contain the most up-to-date resources and informa?on. To view the online version or to submit requests to add or edit lis?ngs, please visit www.AgingDisabilitySonomaCounty.org
To learn more about the ADRH, or for other inquiries contact: (707)565-5238 or adrh@schsd.org 3725 Westwind Boulevard, Suite 100 Santa Rosa, California 95403
NOTICE OF RIGHTS All rights reserved. No part of this guide may be reproduced or transmiQed in any form or by any means without the prior wriQen permission of Sonoma County Adult and Aging ©2025
Table of Contents
8 Chapter 1
26 Chapter 3
32 Chapter 4
14 Chapter 2
CARE MANAGEMENT AND SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT
COUNSELING, CRISIS PREVENTION AND SUPPORT GROUPS
EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT
FINANCIAL, LEGAL AND ADVOCACY
Alcohol and Drug- Related Services
Care Management
Adult Education
Adult Protective Services
1A
4 A
2 A
3 A
Medical Alert Systems
Health Education
1 B
3 B
Counseling
Discount Cards and Vouchers Financial and Utility Assistance Insurance Assistance and Complaints
2 B
4 B
Medical Equipment and Supplies
Job Search and Employment Services
1 C
3 C
Crisis Prevention and Hotlines Medical Condition- Education and Support
2 C
4 C
Memory and Memory Care Pets and Companion Animals
Training For Adults With Disabilities
1 D
3 D
2 D
4 D
1 E
Support Groups
Legal Assistance
2 E
4 E
Blind and Visually Impaired
1 F
Visiting and Reassurance Programs
Medicare and Other Benefits
2 F
4 F
Money Management
4 G
Tax Counseling
4 H
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47 Chapter 6
60 Chapter 7
69 Chapter 8
FOOD AND MEALS
HEALTH SERVICES AND HOME CARE
HOUSING RESOURCES AND PLACEMENT SERVICES
EMERGENCY INFORMATION AND DISASTER SERVICES
Health Care Centers and Clinics
Congregate Meal and Senior Dining
Aging & Disability Resource Hub
Transitional Housing
7 A
6 A
5 A
8 A
Housing Information
7 B
Home Care Organizations
Farmers Markets
Disaster Food, Clothing, and Shelter
6 B
5 B
8 B
Housing Repair and Weatherization Low Income and Subsidized Housing
7 C
Food Pantries and Distribution Sites
5 C
Home Care Registries
Disaster Info and Bulletins
6 C
8 C
7 D
Home Health Care Agencies
Home Delivered Meals
6 D
5 D
Police and Fire Services
8 D
Mobile Homes
7 E
Hospice and Palliative Care
Consumer Information and Complaints
8 E
6 E
Placement Services
7 F
Hospitals
7 G
Information and Referral
Supportive Housing
6 F
8 F
Outpatient Rehabilitation Services
Utility and Rent Deposit Assistance
6 G
7 H
Libraries
8 G
Home Modifications
7 I
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80 Chapter 9
94 Chapter 12
TRANSPORTATION
VETERANS
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND SUPPORT
LGBTQIA+ SUPPORT SERVICES
Public Transportation, Fixed Route Services
Information and Resources
Local Benefits and Resources State Benefits and Resources Federal VA and National Benefits
Adult Day & Social Programs
10A
12A
11A
9A
Non-Emergency Transportation
Social and Support Groups
Recreation
10B
12B
11B
9B
Senior Centers
12C
Paratransit and Wheelchair Services
Legal and Advocacy
10C
11C
9C
Medical and Health
9D
Transportation Resources
10D
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99 Chapter 13
103 Chapter 14
105 Chapter 15
CAREGIVER RESOURCES
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT
ADVANCE CARE PLANNING AND DONATIONS
ELECTED OFFICIALS
-Elected Officials listings current as of February 2025.
Assistive Technology and Technology Support
Caregiver Counseling and Support
Donations: Blood and Organ
Elected Officials 16A
14A
15A
13A
Respite Care For Caregivers
Survivor And Burial Benefits
15B
13B
13C
Training For Caregivers
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1 1A 1B 1C 1D
CARE MANAGEMENT AND SUPPLIES/EQUIPMENT Care Management Medical Alert Systems Medical Equipment and Supplies
Memory and Memory Care Pets and Companion Animals Blind and Visually Impaired
1E 1F
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1A CARE MANAGEMENT AGENCY NAME PROGRAM NAME
PHONE
WEBSITE
SHORT DESCRIPTION
AgeWell PACE
Program of All- Inclusive Care for the Elderly
Provides all-inclusive, comprehensive, and coordinated medical and social services to older adults 55+. Medical care, social services, adult day care, home care and other services. Assists individuals who need support to move from inpatient facilities (nursing facility, hospital) back home or into another community setting. Support connecting to in-home care options, housing coordination, short or longer term case management, help obtaining supplies, home modifications, or medical equipment, and more. A care management program designed to assist older adults to remain in their own homes and communities. Assistance for frail elderly 65+, Medi-Cal eligible. Short-term case management program designed to assist older adults to remain independent and safe at home. Assistance for 60+. Transitions Project helps individuals living in convalescent hospitals and skilled nursing facilities to relocate into their own apartments and homes. Offers programs specifically for those diagnosed with AIDS or HIV. Provides comprehensive services for the entire community, from bill paying to conservator of estate, to help older adults safely manage their finances. Supports transitions home after hospital stays in coastal communities of The Sea Ranch, Stewarts Point, Annapolis, Timber Cove, Cazadero with various needs such as coordinating appts, obtaining needed medical equipment, and other items.
707-615-4437
www.agewell.org
County of Sonoma Adult and Aging
Transition Services
707-565-4636
www.socoadrh.org/
County of Sonoma Human Services Adult and Aging Division County of Sonoma Human Services Adult and Aging Division
Multipurpose Senior Services Program
707-565-4636
www.aging. ca.gov/Programs_ and_Services/ Multipurpose_Senior_ Services_Program/ www.sonomacounty. ca.gov/Human- Services/Adult- and-Aging/Care- Management/ Linkages/ www.mydslc.org/
Linkages
707-528-2745
Disability Services and Legal Center
Transitions Project
707-544-1581
Face To Face
Care Services
707-303-1530
www.f2f.org
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
Seniors at Home
707-303-0507
www.seniorsathome. jfcs.org/
Mendonoma Health Alliance
Care Transitions
707-412-3176
www. mendonomahealth. org/care-transitions/
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WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Petaluma People Services Center
Case Management
Provides in-home assessment of client needs and information and referral for service coordination, monitoring and follow-up by phone or home visits. This program is currently available to patients who have Partnership Only that are having difficulty managing Stage III or IV Cancer, CHF,COPD, and end stage liver disease or neurodegenerative disease. Residents of Sonoma Counties and Mendocino can drop off unwanted medications free of charge.
707-765-8488
www.petalumapeople. org/
Providence
Providence Community Based Palliative Care
707-522-4307
www.psjhmedgroups. org
Safe Medicine Disposal Program
Safe Medicine Disposal Program
707-543-3369
www. safemedicinedisposal. org
1B MEDICAL ALERT SYSTEMS AGENCY NAME PROGRAM NAME SHORT DESCRIPTION
PHONE
WEBSITE
ConnectAmerica
Medical Alert System
562-273-0722
www.connectamerica. com/west/ www.medicalert.org/ our-partners/alz/
Personal emergency response pendant system. Personalized medical ID bracelet “Safe and Found” program for those with dementia or Alzheimer’s. To participate in this program you must purchase a membership though MedicAlert. Medical alert bracelet, necklace, or watch. Personal emergency response pendant system.
MedicAlert Safe Return
Alzheimer’s Association Safe and Found
800-432-5378
MedicAlert Foundation Vital Link
Medical Alert System
800-432-5378
www.medicalert.org
Medical Alert System
510-338-3466
www.vital-link.com
1C MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Cloverdale Senior Multipurpose Center
Durable Medical Equipment Loan Program
Loans (long-term or short-term) and donations of durable medical equipment such as walkers, seated walkers, wheelchairs, commodes, shower chairs/benches, crutches, canes, and other similar items.(No medical beds, diapers, or pads) Equipment loan of walkers, wheelchairs, commodes, shower benches, and canes.
707-894-4826
www.cloverdalesenior center.org/medical- equipment-loan- program
Easter Seals Northern California
Information and Referral Services
925-266-8400
www.esnorcal.org
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Hometown Medical Supply
Medical Equipment and Supplies
213-380-1599
www. hometownmedsupply. com/ www.kerrmedical.com www.liftand accessibilitysolutions. com/ -
Sales, repair and rental of medical equipment.
Kerr Medical Inc
Medical Products
888-254-3444
Local medical equipment for nursing homes and at-home care. Installations of equipment for home modifications for elderly and disabled. Offers new and used medical equipment. Also takes donations. Must call for an appointment to pick up or drop off any equipment. Donations accepted include walkers, wheelchairs, commodes, shower benches and canes. Medical Supplies for care at home. Loans or donates walkers, wheelchairs, commodes, shower benches, canes, and braces. Accepts donations of equipment. Offers an extensive line of new and used BraunAbility and VMI wheelchair vans for sale or rent as well as mobility lifts, transfer seating, driving aids, and scooters.
Lift and Accessibility Solutions
Home Modifications
707-538-3210
Max Home Care
Low Cost Medical Equipment
707-364-0305
Shield Healthcare
Home Delivery
800-675-8840
www.shieldhealthcare. com www.recares.org
The ReCARES Network
Marin Medical Equipment Recyclers
415-388-8198
United Access (Ability Center)
Modified Accessible Vehicles
707-575-6997
www.braunability. com/unitedaccess/us/ en/locations/santa- rosa-ca.html
1D MEMORY AND MEMORY CARE
PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Alzheimer’s Association
Alzheimer’s Care and Support Services
Offers a broad range of programs and services for people with the disease, their families, and caregivers. Individual sessions, grants or subsidies to help with costs of in-home care, adult day care and respite care. Provides information and assistance and offers caregiver education and training. Offers information and support for caregivers, family and friends of persons with Alzheimer’s disease.
707-573-1210
www.alz.org
Alzheimer’s Association
Alzheimer’s Association Advocate
707-573-1210
www.alz.org/ advocacy/take-action. asp
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Primrose
Primrose Alzheimer’s Living
Provides 24 hour dementia specific long term care and short term respite care. Residents and Day Club Members are encouraged to participate in the indoor activities as well as enjoy the outside scenic grounds.
707-578-8360 www.primrosealz. com/
1E PETS AND COMPANION ANIMALS AGENCY NAME PROGRAM NAME SHORT DESCRIPTION
PHONE
WEBSITE
Bergin University
Assistance Dogs
Trains and provides service dogs for people with mobility issues. Enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships. Free. Program for participants of the Meals on Wheels Program to provide dog or cat food monthly for older adults who cannot afford to buy pet food. Cares for stray and adoptable animals in Santa Rosa, Windsor, and unincorporated areas of Sonoma County. Adoption hours are Tues-Sat 12:00 PM - 4:30 PM. Provides cats and kittens for adoption. Provides skilled mobility dogs, training and support services, free of charge, to people who are blind - throughout the US and Canada. Offers discounts for older adults on some pet related services; pet adoptions, pet supplies, dog and puppy training classes and placement of deceased owner’s pets. Low cost spay and neuter clinic for Sonoma County residents; by appointment only.
707-545-3647
www.berginu.edu/
Canine Companions for Independence
Canine Companions for Independence
800-572-2275
www.canine.org/
Council on Aging
Kibbles of Kindness
707-525-0143
www.councilonaging. com
Dept. of Health Services Sonoma County Animal Services Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County Guide Dogs for the Blind
Animal Shelter
707-565-7100
www.sonomacounty. ca.gov/Health/Animal- Services/
Forgotten Felines of Sonoma County Guide Dogs for the Blind
707-576-7999
www.forgottenfelines. com/ www.guidedogs.com/
800-295-4050
Humane Society and SPCA of Sonoma County
Humane Society of Sonoma County
707-542-0882
www. humanesocietysoco. org/
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1F BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED AGENCY NAME PROGRAM NAME SHORT DESCRIPTION
PHONE
WEBSITE
American Council of the Blind American Foundation For The Blind
Information and Referral Service American Foundation for the Blind Senior Site
Offers information and referral on blindness and visual impairment. Offers toll-free information and referral on all aspects of visual impairment, including blindness, glaucoma, vision loss due to diabetes. Offers Support Groups, transportation assistance, and Field Service program which locates blind veterans to link them with programs available. Helps all blind and visually impaired Californians gain full independence and equality of opportunity. Library services to people who are unable to read standard print books because of visual or physical disabilities. Services offered free to qualified applicants are Braille and talking books, magazines, machines, catalogs. Services designed to help people with sight loss gain skills needed to live independent, successful lives. Programs include a variety of training, social programs, and recreational opportunities.
202-467-5081
www.acb.org
800-232-5463
www.afb.org/
Blinded Veterans Association
Field Service Program
202-371-8880
www.bva.org
California Council of the Blind
California Council of the Blind
800-221-6359
www.ccbnet.org/
California State Library
Braille and Talking Book Library
916-654-0640
www.library.ca.gov/ btbl/
Earle Baum Center
Services for people with Sight Loss
707-523-3222
www.earlebaum.org/
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COUNSELING, CRISIS PREVENTION AND SUPPORT GROUPS Alcohol and Drug-Related Services Counseling Crisis Prevention and Hotlines Medical Condition-Education and Support Support Groups Visiting and Reassurance Programs ........................ .......................................................... ............................... .............. .................................................... ........................ pg 15 pg 16 pg 17 pg 20 pg 23 pg 25
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2A ALCOHOL AND DRUG-RELATED SERVICES
PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Alcoholics Anonymous World Service Alcoholics Anonymous World Service
Book Store
Provides literature to help solve common problems of those in recovery from alcoholism. 24 Hour Help Line which can be contacted during an alcohol related crisis and or to obtain general information regarding Alcoholics Anonymous services and supports. The Family Service Coordination Team provides education, support groups and resource navigation for families with loved ones that are impacted by mental health and/or substance use. Offers family and friends support groups, and outpatient and residential treatment for people with substance abuse. Outpatient and Residential Treatment Programs; family and friends support groups. Provides an affordable, 12-step based residential treatment center for adults seeking recovery from addiction to alcohol and/or drugs. Treatment services include 20 hours per week of group counseling, educational classes, individual counseling, individual learning assignments and family counseling. Drug Abuse Alternatives Center staff are available 24 hours a day at the Orenda Center for alcohol and other drug detoxification services. The Detox Program is designed to provide evaluation and supportive services to assist acutely intoxicated individuals in withdrawing from the effects of alcohol and other drug abuse and plan for continuing recovery. Helps those suffering from the disease of alcoholism and other forms of addiction through information, education, prevention, referral and assessment services.
707-546-2066
www.onlineliterature. aa.org/
Alcoholics Anonymous
707-544-1300
www.aa.org/
Buckelew Programs
Family Service Coordination
707-571-8452
www.buckelew.org/ services/sonoma- county/family- services-coordination/
Center Point Drug Abuse Alternative Center Center Point Drug Abuse Alternative Center Center Point Drug Abuse Alternative Center
Family and Friends Support Groups
707-544-3295
www.cpdaac.org/
Outpatient Treatment Program
707-544-3295
www.cpdaac.org/
Turning Point Residential Treatment
707-284-2950
www.cpdaac.org/ outpatient-services
County of Sonoma Health Services Alcohol and Other Drug Services
Orenda Center Detox
707-565-7460
www.santarosa drugrehabcenters. com/orenda-center/
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence
844-595-0505
www.ncadd.org/
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Redwood Gospel Mission
Manna Home for Women
A residential recovery program that provides services for adult women at no cost to the participant or family. A residential recovery program that provides services for adult men at no cost to the participant or family.
707-576-1471
www.srmission.org
Redwood Gospel Mission
Men’s New Life Recovery Program
707-542-4817
www.srmission.org
2B COUNSELING AGENCY NAME PROGRAM NAME
PHONE
WEBSITE
SHORT DESCRIPTION
707-431-8234
www.alliancemed.org/
Alliance Medical Center Council on Aging
Mental Health Care and Counseling PEARLS
Provides mental health counseling.
707-525-0143
www.councilonaging. com
Program to encourage active, rewarding lives for older adults. This FREE program will coach older adults with mild depression to create a happier, healthier, better quality of life through skill-building, problem-solving, and physical activity. Serves the entire community. Geriatric specialists provide therapy, counseling and support groups to help older adults and their families with the challenges of aging, communication, care giving and grief. NAMI Sonoma County serves residents across Sonoma County with free mental health support, online groups, resources and education. Provides individual or group counseling services and community resources through information and referral for persons of all ages. Offers health services, mental health services, and pharmacy.
707-303-1500
www.jfcs.org/find- help/seniors/seniors- at-home
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
Seniors At Home- Counseling and Support Groups
866-960-6264
www. namisonomacounty. org/
National Alliance on Mental Illness
NAMI Sonoma County
707-765-8488
www.petalumapeople. org
Petaluma People Services Center
Counseling and Prevention Services
707-569-2300
www.sanfrancisco. va.gov/locations/ santarosa.asp
San Francisco Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center Santa Rosa Treatment Program
Santa Rosa VA Outpatient Clinic
707-576-0818
www.srtp.net
Opiate Use Disorder Treatment
Assists to transition from substance use to sober lifestyle utilizing counseling, medicated assisted treatment and community referrals
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Sonoma Valley Community Health Center West County Community Services
Grief and Bereavement Counseling Russian River Empowerment Center
Offers grief and bereavement counseling services.
707-939-6070
www.svchc.org
A mental health and wellness drop- in center that provides a safe and supportive haven for those who want to transcend serious and persistent mental illness. Offers activities and support groups that create opportunities for learning, growth and empowerment. Free transportation available from Monte Rio, Guerneville, Forestville, Graton and Sebastopol. Offers individual counseling and support groups for men and women. Senior Peer Counseling provides weekly in-home counseling and weekly support groups to older adults.
707-604-7264
www. westcountyservices. org/
West County Community Services
Counseling Services
707-545-4551
www. westcountyservices. org/counseling www. westcountyservices. org/counseling
West County Community Services
Senior Adult Counseling
707-823-1640
2C CRISIS PREVENTION AND HOTLINES AGENCY NAME PROGRAM NAME SHORT DESCRIPTION PHONE
WEBSITE
707-569-0615
www.hycinc.org/ family-services
Community Helpline-A Division of Helpline Youth Counseling
Community Helpline
A nonprofit confidential listening, referral and crisis hotline serving California toll free. Callers of all ages are welcome to call for support with issues like depression, anxiety, substance abuse, domestic violence and crisis/suicide. Listeners are ready to help clarify feelings and concerns and give callers a non judgmental empathetic ear. Provides psychiatric evaluation and treatment to adults age 60 or older. Services may also be available to families of older adults. Provides psychiatric consultations, information and education to other agencies and individuals working with older adults. Sonoma County Suicide Prevention Hotline 855-587-6373. 24-hour crisis services 707-565-6900.
707-565-4850
www.sonomacounty. ca.gov/health-and- human-services/ health-services/ divisions/behavioral- health/services/adult- services/older-adult- team
County of Sonoma Health Services Behavioral Health Division
Older Adult Mental Health Services
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Psychiatric Emergency Services
707-565-4850
www.sonomacounty. ca.gov/health-and- human-services/ health-services/ divisions/behavioral- health/services/crisis- services www.sonomacounty. ca.gov/health-and- human-services/ health-services
County of Sonoma Health Services Behavioral Health Division
Provides 24 hour psychiatric emergency mental health services and referrals.
Mental Health Access Team
707-565-6900
County of Sonoma Health Services Department
Offers individual and family counseling; bereavement support. Accepts Medicare and some insurance. Administration address: 1450 Neotomas Ave, Ste 200, Santa Rosa, CA 95405, 24 hour suicide prevention phone 855-587-6373, 24 hour crisis service phone 707-576-8181 Investigates abuse and neglect of elder or dependent adults living in the community. 24 hour phone number: 800-667-0404
Adult Protective Services
707-565-5940
www.sonomacounty. ca.gov/Human- Services/Adult- and-Aging/Adult- Protective-Services/ www. veteranscrisisline.net/
County of Sonoma Human Services Adult and Aging Division
Veterans Crisis Line
988 Press 1
Department of Veterans Affairs
Provides Veterans the help needed during a crisis 24/7.
Family Justice Center
707-565-8255
www.fjcsc.org
Family Justice Center Sonoma County Family Justice Center Sonoma County
Provides comprehensive services centered on and around victims of violence through a single point of access. The Family Justice Center Sonoma County empowers family violence victims to live free from violence and abuse by providing comprehensive services, centered on and around the victim, through a single point of access. Offers a supportive, caring, and non- judgmental listener for people who wish to speak with someone about a crisis or who may be experiencing troubling thoughts or feelings. Offers information and referral for counseling and other crisis needs. Staffed by peers with mental health experience. NAMI Sonoma County serves residents across Sonoma County with free mental health support, online groups, resources and education.
Criminal Justice Services
707-565-8255
www.fjcsc.org
Peer Warmline Connection
707-523-0550
www.gire.org/
Goodwill Industries of the Redwood Empire
NAMI Sonoma County
866-960-6264
www. namisonomacounty. org/
National Alliance on Mental Illness
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Domestic Violence Hotline
Provides confidential, one-on-one support offering crisis intervention, options for next steps and direct connection to sources for immediate safety. An excellent source of help for concerned friends, family, co-workers and others seeking information and guidance on how to help someone they know. Helps individuals who may be struggling with an eating disorder. Trained volunteers provide treatment options and information and referrals in a compassionate manner. The 988 Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the United States.
800-799-7233
www.thehotline.org
National Eating Disorders Association
National Eating Disorders Association Helpline
800-931-2237
www.nationaleating disorders.org
National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Suicide and Crisis Hotline
988
www.988lifeline.org/
North Bay Suicide Prevention Hotline of Sonoma County San Francisco Suicide Prevention
North Bay Suicide Prevention Hotline of Sonoma County HIV Nightline Crisis Line
Suicide Prevention and Crisis Counseling. 24 hours a day
855-587-6373
www. namisonomacounty. org/crisis-info/ www.sfsuicide.org/ hotlines/
Offers FREE, confidential and emotional support - all night - to people just testing HIV positive, people in later stages of AIDS feeling isolated and/or concerned about their medications, caregivers who may be buckling under the stress of caring for a loved one, and people concerned about the HIV risks. 24 hour crisis line staffed by trained, compassionate, California State Certified Sexual Assault Victim Counselors for confidential counseling, emergency assistance, information and referrals. Crisis intervention is provided to anyone affected by sexual assault: survivors, their family, and friends.
415-434-2437
Verity - Sonoma County Rape Crisis Trauma and Healing Center
24/7 Crisis Hotline
707-545-7273
www.ourverity.org/
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Domestic Violence Services
YWCA of Sonoma County
Provides a 24-hour hotline, individual and group therapy, and support groups for victims of domestic violence, child abuse and or sexual assault. A residential emergency safe house in a confidential location is also available for women and their children who are at-risk of domestic violence or sexual assault and cannot remain at home.
707-546-1234 www.ywcasc.org
2D MEDICAL CONDITION-EDUCATION AND SUPPORT
PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
ALS Foundation
ALS Foundation: Golden West Chapter
Providing assistance for people with ALS through a nationwide network of chapters, coordinating multidisciplinary care through certified clinical care centers, and fostering government partnerships. Provides information and education on support groups for cancer patients, families of cancer patients, and caregivers. One on one peer support provided for newly diagnosed breast cancer patients through American Cancer Society Reach to Recovery program. Call for specific groups in and around Santa Rosa. Offers education programs about heart disease and stroke in addition to CPR classes for patients and their families. Provides support groups and information on lung health for patients and their families. Better Breathers Clubs (BBC) are a core program and resource of the American Lung Association in California. The club offers patient- centered and community-based educational opportunities and support to persons with chronic lung disease.
916-979-9265
www.als.org
American Cancer Society
Support Groups
1-800-227- 2345
www.cancer.org/ treatment/support- programs-and- services.html
American Heart Association- North Bay Division
Medical Condition Education and Support
707-542-1992
www.heart.org/ HEARTORG/Affiliate/ North-BaySanta- Rosa-Affiliate-Page_ UCM_WSA015_ AffiliatePage.jsp www.lung.org/
American Lung Association in California American Lung Association in California
Asthma Coalition
707-527-5864
Better Breathers Clubs
510-638-5864
www.lung.org/ support-and- community/better- breathers-club/
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Arthritis Foundation
Arthritis Information
Offers arthritis information, a physicians list and referral to local programs. Sonoma County arthritis programs include water and land based exercise classes, public education forums, self-help courses and walking groups. The Family Service Coordination Team provides education, support groups and resource navigation for families with loved ones that are impacted by mental health and/or substance use. Providing palliative, hospice, and skilled home health care. Individual and grief support options. Cystic fibrosis is a genetic disorder that affects the lungs, pancreas, and other organs. The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is the world’s leader in the search for a cure for CF and supports a broad range of research initiatives to tackle the disease from all angles. Provides programs including training, social, and recreational opportunities in a safe space for people with sight loss. Provides assistance to people affected by epilepsy. Education service programs for individuals and their families, health and public safety officials, schools and other professionals. Information about epilepsy, assistance in reaching healthcare and other needed services. Offers programs specifically for those diagnosed with AIDS or HIV. Offers a monthly support group in Sonoma County. Call for locations and times.
415-356-1230
www.arthritis.org/
Buckelew Programs
Family Service Coordination
707-571-8452
www.buckelew.org/ services/sonoma- county/family- services-coordination/
By the Bay Health
Health Care Services
415-927-2273
www.bythebayhealth. org/
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Cystic Fibrosis Information
800-344-4823
www.cff.org/
Earle Baum Center
Support Groups for People with Sight Loss
707-523-3222
http://earlebaum.org/
Epilepsy Foundation of Northern California
Epilepsy Information of Northern California
510-922-8687
www.epilepsynorcal. org/
Face To Face
Care Services
707-303-1530
www.f2f.org
Huntington’s Disease Society of America
Sonoma County Support Group
707-766-8700
www.hdsa.org/ find-help/community- social-support/hdsa- support-groups/ www.essentialtremor. org/
International Essential Tremor Foundation
Tremor Support Group
Offers monthly support groups for education and support.
888-387-3667
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Lupus Foundation of Northern California
Lupus Foundation of Northern California
Provides education and support for patients and family of lupus and related diseases. Disability specialists, healthcare professionals and other patients share experiences and suggestions as guest speakers. The Northern California Chapter is a lifeline for people living with MS by providing reliable knowledge, engaging and innovative programs and services, financial assistance and a sense of community. Ostomy Health Care provides moral support and rehabilitation teams to visit post-operative or pre-operative ostomates on a doctor’s request. Provides educational materials and kits. Works closely with the American Cancer Society and professionals. Meet at St. Stephen’s Church, 500 Robinson Rd, Sebastopol, 2pm. Support groups for Care Partners and people with Parkinson’s. See website, call, or contact Paula Marsh at psgsc707@gmail.com for more information. Provides palliative care and support services for terminally ill patients and their families, including physical, psychosocial, spiritual and bereavement care. Bereavement services are available to all Sonoma County residents. Groups are available for adults, teens and children as well as individual counseling. Meeting: 2nd Saturday of the month, 1pm-3pm at First Congregational Church. 2000 Humboldt St., Santa Rosa, CA. Offers support groups including bereaved parents, survivors of suicide, partner/spouse loss, people in grief, adults who have lost parents, and daughters grieving their mothers.
408-954-8600
www.lfnc.org
National Multiple Sclerosis Society Northern California Chapter
Resources for People with Multiple Sclerosis
800-344-4867
www. nationalmssociety.org/ Chapters/CAN
Ostomy Association of Sonoma County
Support Group
707-696-5016
www.ostomy.org/ ostomy-association- sonoma-county/
Parkinson’s Support Group of Sonoma County
Parkinson’s Support Group of Sonoma County
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www.parkinson sonomacounty.org/
Providence
Memorial Hospice - Santa Rosa
707-568-1094
www.sonoma countyhospice.org/
Stroke Club of Sonoma County
Stroke Club of Sonoma County
707-431-7352
www.heart.org/en/ affiliates/california/ greater-bay-area
Sutter Care at Home
Sutter Care at Home
707-535-5780
www. caringcommunity. org/support-groups/ sudden-loss-grief- support-groups/
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2E SUPPORT GROUPS AGENCY NAME PROGRAM NAME
PHONE
WEBSITE
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Alzheimer’s Association
Offers information and support for caregivers, family and friends of persons with Alzheimer’s disease. Provides information and education on support groups for cancer patients, families of cancer patients, and caregivers. One on one peer support provided for newly diagnosed breast cancer patients through American Cancer Society Reach to Recovery program. Call for specific groups in and around Santa Rosa. Older adult volunteers provide individual emotional and social assistance to seniors with various mental health issues, who are living independently. Provides programs including training, social, and recreational opportunities in a safe space for people with sight loss. An unmoderated group for families, partners, and caregivers who want a safe place to discuss the stresses, challenges, and rewards of providing care for adults with disorders such as Alzheimer’s, stroke, brain injury, and other chronic debilitating health conditions. This group meets only through email. Participants send and receive email to take part in discussions. Free telephone conference based program offering activities, friendly conversation, education, and an assortment of classes, support groups, and presentations for homebound or isolated persons aged 50+. Provides comprehensive services for the entire community, from bill paying to conservator of estate, to help older adults safely manage their finances.
www.alz.org/ advocacy/take-action. asp www.cancer.org/ treatment/support- programs-and- services.html
Alzheimer’s Association Advocate
707-573-1210
American Cancer Society
Support Groups
1-800-227- 2345
Council on Aging
www.councilonaging. com
Senior Peer Support
707-525-0143
Earle Baum Center
http://earlebaum.org/
Support Groups for People with Sight Loss
707-523-3222
Family Caregiver Alliance
www.caregiver. org/connecting- caregivers/support- groups/
Support Group
415-434-3388
Front Porch
www.covia.org/ programs/well- connected/
Senior Center Without Walls
800-233-3709
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
www.seniorsathome. jfcs.org/
Seniors at Home
707-303-0507
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PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Local Care for Local Elders
Independent Caregiver Support Network
Local Care is a nonprofit support group for local independent caregivers. We meet at the Senior Center once a month to increase skills, make teams, and support each other in providing quality care to our local older adults. NAMI Sonoma County serves residents across Sonoma County with free mental health support, online groups, resources and education. The warm line is available to individuals in crisis without a life threatening emergency and is needing someone to talk to. This program is hosted through Sonoma County. Open 7 days a week, 10am-7pm. We seek to build a community that fosters growth and recovery through connection with peers. We respect individual pathways to wellness and value self direction and mutual support. Offers respite, sliding scale with co-pay, serving caregivers of brain- impaired adults over the age of 18 years. A mental health and wellness drop- in center that provides a safe and supportive haven for those who want to transcend serious and persistent mental illness. Offers activities and support groups that create opportunities for learning, growth and empowerment. Free transportation available from Monte Rio, Guerneville, Forestville, Graton and Sebastopol. Offers counseling and support groups for older adults. Senior Peer Counseling provides weekly in-home counseling and weekly support groups to older adults.
707- 894-7345
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National Alliance on Mental Illness
NAMI Sonoma County
866-960-6264
www. namisonomacounty. org/
Petaluma Peer Recovery Center
Warm Line
707-565-2652
www.petalumaprp. wordpress.com/
Petaluma Peer Recovery Center
Petaluma Peer Recovery Center
707-565-1299
www.petalumaprp. wordpress.com/
Redwood Caregiver Resource Center
Caregiver Resources
707-467-3200
www.ncoinc.org/ adults-seniors/ caregivers-support/
West County Community Services
Russian River Empowerment Center
707-604-7264
www. westcountyservices. org/
West County Community Services
Care Management
707-823-1640
www. westcountyservices. org/housing-services/ www. westcountyservices. org/counseling
West County Community Services
Senior Adult Counseling
707-823-1640
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2F VISITING AND REASSURANCE PROGRAMS AGENCY NAME PROGRAM NAME SHORT DESCRIPTION PHONE
WEBSITE
Daily telephone check-in service by volunteers to older adults, disabled and housebound individuals throughout the county. Emergency response as needed. Free telephone conference based program offering activities, friendly conversation, education, and an assortment of classes, support groups, and presentations for homebound or isolated persons aged 50+. Provides comprehensive services for the entire community, from bill paying to conservator of estate, to help older adults safely manage their finances. Volunteer-based program that provides supportive phone calls daily to homebound older adults.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa
Caring Voices
707-308-4811
www.srcharities.org
Front Porch
Senior Center Without Walls
800-233-3709
www.covia.org/ programs/well- connected/
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
Seniors at Home
707-303-0507
www.seniorsathome. jfcs.org/
Petaluma People Services Center
You Are Not Alone (YANA)
707-765-8488
www.petalumapeople. org
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3 3A 3B 3C 3D
EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT
Adult Education Health Education
Job Search and Employment Services Training For Adults With Disabilities
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3A ADULT EDUCATION
PHONE
WEBSITE
AGENCY NAME
PROGRAM NAME Drivers Safety Program
SHORT DESCRIPTION
AARP
Offers a Smart Driver Course taught by volunteer instructors who teach defensive driving techniques to senior adults consistent with California DMV rules of the road. CA insurance companies offer a discount to drivers who complete the course. Library services to people who are unable to read standard print books because of visual or physical disabilities. Services offered free to qualified applicants are Braille and talking books, magazines, machines, catalogs. Provides training, employment and community service opportunities for mature workers, including a variety of programs designed to help mature individuals enter the workforce, move into new career areas, or supplement their Social Security income. Computer Lab open Monday to Friday from 8:30 am - 4:00 pm. Offers a full range of free vocational services: one-stop career center for career assessment, testing, counseling; on the job training programs, and job seeking assistance and placement for full time and part
888-227-7669
www.aarp.org/auto/ driver-safety/
California State Library
Braille and Talking Book Library
916-654-0640
www.library.ca.gov/ btbl/
County of Sonoma Human Services Department
Experience Works
707-565-5550
www.joblinksonoma. org
County of Sonoma Human Services Department
Sonoma County Job Link
707-565-5550
www.joblinksonoma. org/
time employment. Senior Employment
National Asian Pacific Center on Aging Petaluma Adult School
Senior Community Service Employment Program Computer Learning
800-336-2722
www.napca.org/ programs/scsep/
Course work for high school diploma, English as a second language, vocational and adult classes including computer skills classes.
707-778-4633
www. petalumacityschools. org/ petalumaadultschool
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