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FAMILY SERVICES - WFS

WAYFINDER FAMILY SERVICES #65631321


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  • 1540 Eureka Road, Suite 100
    Roseville, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    530-722-2233

Wayfinder Family Services has four programs serving Placer County. Three are direct referrals and one requires a call to the Placer County Mental Health Access line.

Kinship Support Services Program – call directly for referral. Wayfinder’s Kinship Support Services Program (KSSP) supports grandparents, extended family members or close family friends who step up to raise children so they avoid the trauma of separation from their birth family. KSSP is free of charge to families.

Home to Stay – can call directly or be referred by a provider. Home to Stay offers counseling and support services to kinship and birth families who are at high risk for out of home placement in Placer County. Wayfinder provides short-term in home counseling and parent education to enhance parenting skills, building supports and mitigating behavioral health risks to youth and families. For more information, call 530-722-2233 or email hometostay@wayfinderfamily.org.

Be WELL Program – can call directly or be referre…

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FIND A THERAPIST - PSYCHOLOGY TODAY

PSYCHOLOGY TODAY #79628636


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  • 115 E. 23rd St., 9th Floor
    New York, New York

The Psychology Today Find A Therapist directory lists clinical professionals, psychiatrists, and treatment centers providing mental health services.

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FOSTER CARE, ADOPTION, & FAMILY SUPPPORT SERVICES – NEVADA COUNTY - SSYAF

STANFORD SIERRA YOUTH & FAMILIES #4661719


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  • 345 Crown Point Circle
    Grass Valley, Nevada

Stanford Sierra Youth and Families offers programs in Nevada County.
  • Family Preservation - The Family Preservation program provides a “safety-net” for youth and their families who require specialized mental health and family support services. Trained clinicians provide individual, family, and group therapy, including comprehensive mental health services, with the goal of nurturing and strengthening families, so youth can remain safe and together with their families.
  • Family Advocacy and Support
  • Pathways to Permanency (Foster Care & Adoption) 
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GIVE AN HOUR

GIVE AN HOUR #65631283


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  • PO Box 5918
    Bethesda, Montgomery
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    240-668-4365

Give an Hour provides free mental health services to active duty service members, National Guard and Reserve forces, and veterans who have separated or retired from any branch of military service. Give an Hour also serves family members and loved ones of those who have served in the military.

Search Providers

Placer County residents can use the website search to find providers in their area.

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GUIDE TO 3-DIGIT NUMBERS - CPUC

CALIFORNIA PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION #89458404


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  • 505 Van Ness Avenue
    San Francisco, San Francisco
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  • Phone 1
    800-649-7570

A guide to 3-digit N11 phone numbers is located here.

  • 211 - Community information and referral services. 211 service is provided by local community-based or government organizations that are authorized by the CPUC to use the 211 code to provide information and referrals to health and human services.
  • 311 - Non-emergency governmental services. 311 service is administered by municipal governments.
  • 411 - Local Directory Assistance. 411 directory assistance is provided by individual telecommunications service providers or independent providers.
  • 511 - Traffic and Transportation information. The California Highway Patrol, California Department of Transportation, and local transportation agencies oversee 511 operations.
  • 611 - General Customer Service. 611 service is provided by individual telecommunications service providers.
  • 711 - Telecommunications Relay Service for the speech and hearing impaired. In California, 711 Relay service is provided through Hamilton Relay.
  • 811 - Call-before-you-dig phone…
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HARMONY HOUSE - YCCC

YOLO COMMUNITY CARE CONTINUUM #65631196


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  • 11080 B Avenue
    Auburn, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    530-886-3470

Harmony House offers mentally ill individuals a group living environment. Adults live at Harmony House cooperatively, learn the skills necessary to live independently while receiving support as needed from highly trained Mental Health Workers.

Harmony House is located in the foothills of Auburn, California in the hub of other Placer County departments. Many services are centrally located for residents and can be reached within walking distance.

All services are coordinated with Placer County Department of Mental Health and other treatment providers to ensure continuity of treatment.

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HEAD START - PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 5 YEARS OLD - KIDZCOMMUNITY

KIDZCOMMUNITY #65925305


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  • 1166 High Street
    Auburn, Placer
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    530-886-4122

KidZCommunity strives to create a rich environment where the child and family needs are addressed and are supportive of family well-being. Holistic services are offered to all children and families in KidZCommunity's Head Start programs.

Services include:

  • Dental
  • Medical
  • Mental health
  • Nutrition
  • Education
  • Family services
  • Support for children and families with special needs


To determine income eligibility refer to the chart here. Identify the number of family members in your household and the maximum amount of income allowable to qualify for the Head Start/Early Head Start program.

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This is one of many possible First 5 Nevada County Ready to Grow (R2G) program resources.

HEALTH ACCESS VENDING MACHINES (HAVEN) - KNOW OVERDOSE

KNOW OVERDOSE NEVADA COUNTY #88285135


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  • 1105 Sutton Way
    Grass Valley, Nevada
local_phone
  • Phone 1
    530-265-1450

Nevada County Public Health’s health access vending (HAVEN) machines provide free and confidential county health products and services that:

  • Save lives
  • Prevent chronic disease
  • Promote mental and physical health
  • Reduce harm

All products are free and you can register for a unique pin number to access products easily online or in-person.

Products available through the vending machines include:

  • Naloxone (Narcan) and fentanyl test strips
  • Medication and sharps disposal kits
  • Adult and children’s oral health kits
  • First aid, hygiene and grooming kits (but not menstrual/period products)
  • Safer sex kits
  • And more

Locations of Health Access Vending (HAVEN) Machines

  • Truckee - Joseph Center, 10075 Levon Avenue, Truckee, CA 96161, M-F from 8am-5pm
  • Grass Valley - Commons Resource Center - 1105 Sutton Way, Grass Valley, CA 95945 - hours M,W,F from 11am-2pm. If staff available, machine is accessible M-F 8am-5pm (CRC scheduled to fully open in July 2024 https://www.nevadacountyca.gov/3810/Commons-Resource-Ce…
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HEALTH AND WELLNESS DIVISION - NCPHD

NEVADA COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT #4661960


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  • 500 Crown Point Circle
    Grass Valley, Nevada
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  • Phone 1
    530-265-1450

Health and Wellness Division Programs

  • Alcohol and drug use prevention education
  • CalFresh healthy living
  • Emergency Preparedness & Planning
  • Oral health program
  • Suicide prevention education
  • Tobacco use prevention
  • WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) program

Mental Health Matters Nevada County is a website for learning about mental health services and suicide prevention resources. It was created by Nevada County Public Health and Nevada County Behavioral Health.

Let’s Talk Nevada County is a campaign to promote awareness of wellness strategies and resources and encourage conversations about how we’re feeling during times of stress. It was started during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Web pages

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HEALTH CARE PROVIDER COMPLAINTS - MBC

MEDICAL BOARD OF CALIFORNIA #65631000


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  • 2005 Evergreen Street
    Sacramento, Sacramento
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  • Phone 1
    916-263-2382

The Medical Board is responsible for investigating complaints and disciplining health professionals who violate the law.

The Medical Board of California (Board) investigates complaints involving:
  • Medical doctors (M.D.s)
  • Midwives 
  • Polysomnographic trainees, technicians, and technologists
  • Research psychoanalysts
In addition, Board staff reviews and investigates complaints about Doctors of Podiatric Medicine; however, any disciplinary action taken against the respective licensees is decided by the licensing Board/Bureau for that profession.

If an individual or organization appears to have violated the laws within the Board's jurisdiction, Board staff will investigate the allegations and charges may be filed.

Types of complaints reviewed by the Board
  • Quality of Care (Misdiagnosis, treatment/medication causing side effects, surgical complications, negligent care, etc.)
  • Office Practice (Failure to sign a death certificate, failure to provide records, misleading advertising)
  • Inappropriate P…
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