Santa Cruz Community Counseling Center
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| General Agency Information | |||
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| Name: | Santa Cruz Community Counseling Center | ||
| Alternate Name(s): | SCCCC | ||
| Address: | 195 Harvey West Boulevard Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Driving Directions | ||
| Primary Phone: | 831-469-1700 | ||
| Email Address: | info@scccc.org | ||
| Website: | www.scccc.org | ||
| Days/Hours of Operation/Phone: | Monday-Friday, 9-5 | ||
| Days/Hours of Operation/Phone: | Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm | ||
| Description: | The Santa Cruz Community Counseling Center (SCCCC), Inc., a California nonprofit corporation, has been serving Santa Cruz County since 1973. SCCCC builds on the strength of people working together to create healthy change in their lives and in the community. We deliver an array of services that value diversity, collaboration, and the power of workplace democracy. This year, we served over 6,000 Santa Cruz residents through our four service components:
Child & Family Development Services early childhood education, social services and parent education to families with young children. 831) 724-3885 Youth Services helps children, youth and families find positive solutions to issues related to school, family conflicts, substance use, homelessness, emotional turmoil and juvenile justice involvement. (831) 429-8350 Community Support Services Offering a place of acceptance, hope, and healing. CSS serves individuals who are challenged by loss, poverty and stigma associated with a diagnosis of mental illness or experience as a foster youth. (831) 459-0444 Community Recovery Services provides residential and outpatient drug and alcohol recovery services for adults at facilities throughout Santa Cruz and Watsonville. (831) 423-200 | ||
| Mission: | Building on the strength of people working together to create healthy change in their lives and community. | ||
| Programs: | See related agencies below for details on programs.
The Pajaritos program is an after school program designed for children between the ages of 6-12 years old. It is an eight-week program based on building decision-making and self -esteem/self-image enhancement. The topics covered include: drug and alcohol issues; cultural awareness; gang awareness and prevention; communication skills; future goals and positive role models. Education and outreach support services are provided at the Watsonville Youth Center. The goal of Pajaritos is to help at-risk youth steer away from some of the negative influences they encounter on their way to adulthood. Through a comprehensive approach involving culturally appropriate primary prevention and early intervention activities, youth are offered healthy lifestyle choices to counteract and prevent alcohol and other drug abuse. The Pajaritos program endeavors to challenge youth and provide them with the skills necessary to act on these choices through self - esteem exploration; team building activities, cultural identity awareness and other life skills activities. Watsonville children ages 6-12 Free of charge Contact Info: Call 831-688-8856 x112 | ||
| Volunteer Info: | Call for information. | ||
| Languages other than English: | Spanish | ||
| Accommodations for Disabled: | Call for Information | ||
| Public Transportation: | Available Within Four Blocks | ||
| Eligibility: | Call for Information | ||
| Fees: | Call for Information | ||
| Areas Served: | Santa Cruz County | ||
| Physical Location: | Santa Cruz | ||
| Funding Source: | Not stated | ||
| Related Agencies | |||
| Child Agencies: | ALTO Program Child and Family Development Programs Community Support Services Fenix Outpatient Counseling Services Santa Cruz Residential Recovery Si Se Puede Youth Services - Santa Cruz Youth Services - Watsonville | ||
| Subject Headings | |||
| Adolescent/Youth Counseling Adolescents Adults Advocacy Alcohol Abuse Education/Prevention Alcohol Abuse Issues Alcohol Abusers Alcohol Dependency Support Groups Alcohol/Drug Impaired Driving Prevention Alcoholism Counseling Alcoholism Drop In Services Alternative Education Anger Management Assessment for Substance Abuse At Risk Youth Case/Care Management Child Abuse Prevention Children Dropout Prevention Drug Abuse Counseling Drug Abuse Education/Prevention Drug Dependency Support Groups DUI Offender Programs Early Childhood Education Early Head Start Families Families and Individuals Needing Support Families with Adolescents Families with Children Family Counseling Gang Members Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender Advocacy Groups Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender Issues Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender Support Groups Group Counseling Head Start Head Start Sites Hispanics/Latinos Homeless Individuals Homeless Mentally Ill Homeless People Homeless Shelter Independent Living Skills Instruction Individual Counseling Infants/Toddlers Information and Referral Job Training Juvenile Delinquents Low Income Men Mental Health Care and Counseling Mental Illness/Emotional Issues Parent Counseling Parent Support Groups Parents of Teens Physical Disabilities Pregnant Teens Pregnant Women Preschool Age Children Preschools Prevention Programs Private Nonprofits Probation Psychiatric Case Management Psychiatric Day Treatment Psychiatric Support Services Residential Drug Abuse Treatment Residential Treatment Facilities Runaway Counseling Sober Living Centers Sober Living Centers for Recovering Alcoholics Social Skills Training Special Education Substance Abuse Counseling Substance Abuse Education/Prevention Substance Abuse Services Substance Abuse Treatment Programs Suicide Counseling Transitional Mental Health Services Truancy Counseling Volunteer Opportunities Women | |||
| This record last modified April 4, 2013 | |||
