Eastern Madera County Resource Guide
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1 Eastern Madera County Resource Guide Note: Services listed that are located in Madera are available to Eastern Madera County Residents for those willing to travel
2 Adults with Disabilities.. Page 8 Alcohol & Drug Treatment.. Page 11 Breastfeeding Support.. Page 7 Child Care.... Page 3 Children with Disabilities.. Page 4 Counseling Services... Page 11 Corrections... Page 12 Domestic Violence Assistance. Page 11 Early Education Programs... Page 3 Education Programs.. Page 5 Employment... Page 10 Energy Assistance.. Page 10 Fire.. Page 13 Food & Clothing.. Page 9 Health Services Page 7 Helplines. Page 13 Housing. Page 10 Law Enforcement Page 12 Legal Assistance.. Page 12 Libraries.. Page 3 Other Community Services. Page 13 Parenting Page 6 Public Guardian Services. Page 9 Recreational Activities. Page 6 Senior Services... Page 8 Teens Page 5 Transportation. Page 10 Veteran Services. Page 9
3 Child Care Community Action Partnership of Madera County Alternative Payment/Child Care Program: Subsidized child care for eligible families; meal reimbursement for licensed child care providers Community Action Partnership of Madera County Resource and Referral Child Care Program: Free child care referrals for parents and child care providers; Training opportunities for providers, parents, and students Child Welfare & Adult Protective Services 24 Hour Hotline: Information and referral of Child or Adult Abuse/Neglect and reporting, including 24 hour emergency response Child Protective Services Early Education Programs Community Action Partnership Madera County (CAPMC) Head Start Program: Free preschool program for income eligible children ages years; Oakhurst & North Fork locations Indiana Springs Children s Center Joyful Noise Pre-school Sandcastles Pre-school Libraries Public library, children s books, story hours, puppeteer show Oakhurst Branch Library North Fork Branch Library
4 Children with Disabilities Madera County Office of Education Early Infant Program: Early intervention services; Family Resource Library; Parent support group Children s Hospital Central California Charlie Mitchell Pediatric Clinic: Specializing in pediatrics for children with developmental disabilities Children s Hospital Central California - Medical Genetics/Metabolism Dept.: Medical evaluations & coordination of care for multiple-handicapped children (Hmong, Spanish) Children s Hospital Central California Physical & Occupational Therapy: Services for children with developmental delays, decreased mobility, and other physical, neurological, and/or sensory impairments. (Cambodian, Hmong, Lao, Sign, Spanish) Ronald McDonald House: For families with chronically ill or terminally ill children California Children s Services (CCS): Connects children with special health care needs to health care providers Central Valley Regional Center (CVRC): Coordinates resources and services for adults and children with developmental disabilities Social Security Office: State Department of Rehab: or No office currently offered in Madera County, nearest office located in Fresno or Merced County In Home Supportive Services (IHSS): Provides assistance to those eligible aged, blind and disabled individuals (including children) Child Health & Disability Program (CHDP): Qualifying Medical Exams for Children Ronald McDonald House: For families with chronically ill or terminally ill children Children s Hospital Central California- Medical Genetics/Metabolism Dept.: Medical evaluations & coordination of care for multiple-handicapped children (Hmong, Spanish) Children s Hospital Central California- Physical & Occupational Therapy Services for children with developmental delays, decreased mobility, and other physical, neurological, and/or sensory impairments (Cambodian, Hmong, Lao, Sign, Spanish) Child Abuse Prevention Council
5 Education Programs Yosemite Unified School District Alternative Education Programs Mountain Home Charter Evergreen High School Glacier High School Cedar Continuation High Madera County Independence Academy (MCIA): K-12 home school students and K-12 independent study students Higher Education & Career Development Programs Madera Community College Center: Enrichment Programs Madera County Office of Education: Teen Resources Job Readiness/Career Development: Madera Community College Center Oakhurst Community College Center Madera County Sheriff s Department Explorers Program: For youth ages interested in pursuing a career in law enforcement Pregnancy Prevention/Parenting Services Adolescence Family Life Program: Assistance to teen parents; prenatal & health education and health services Community Challenge Program (CCG) Madera County Public Health Department Maternal, Child, And Adolescent Health (MCAH) Counseling/Mentoring Family Treatment Center (Juvenile AOD) Madera Counseling Center:
6 Parenting CAPMC Parenting Programs: Strengthening Families Program & Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) Parenting classes provided in a group or individual session; English & Spanish classes available; child care provided Healthy Beginnings/Parenting for the Early Years: Assistance to high risk families through multidisciplinary case planning & management Helping Hands, Pregnancy & Parenting for Young Mothers: Support for new parents Maternal Adolescent Child Health (MACH): Health assessments, screening & education through Home Visitation Programs, for pregnant or parenting parents, Teens & Adults; help with accessing health service National Parent Helpline: A-PARENT ( ) Available in Spanish & English; Child Abuse Prevention Council: Staying Connected with Your Teen & Supporting Children Exposed to Domestic Violence; offered during Spring & Fall, call for specific dates Teen Success/Planned Parenthood: Support group meetings for parenting & pregnant teen moms 12-18yrs old Proud Parenting: x539 Teen and Young Adult parents ages Recreational Activities for Families Oakhurst Community Center Coarsegold Community Center Friends of Nelder Grove
7 Breastfeeding Support La Leche League: Madera County Public Health Department Woman, Infants and Children (WIC) Tamara Dent, CLEC (Certified Lactation Educator Consultant) Learn expectations, patterns and many other topics with certified lactation, educator and counselor facilitator. Free! Health Services Children s Hospital Central California: Madera County Public Health Department: Wide variety of health & education programs for individuals, families & teens Madera County Public Health Department Child Health & Disability Program (CHDP): Qualifying medical exams for children in low income families Madera County Public Health Department Preventive Health Care for the Adults Program (PHCA): HIV Program: HIV testing, case management, referrals, rental assistance, medical transportation, food, HIV medical care Hinds Hospice: Provides hospice care services in both the Hinds Hospice Home and in a patient's own home environment Madera County Department of Social Services (DSS): Medi-Cal and Denti-Cal Healthy Families: San Joaquin Vally Rehab Hospital: Community Medical Center: Oakhurst Community Living Center Nursing Care Facility Community Action Partnership of Madera County Medical Escort Bus: Volunteer drivers in an agency owned vehicle to transport individuals to doctor or medical related appointments 7
8 Senior Services Senior Citizens Center Oakhurst Board & Care-Elderly Social Security Office: Adult Protective Services 24 Hour Hotline: Information & referral of Adult Abuse/Neglect & reporting, including 24 hour emergency response In Home Supportive Services (IHSS): Provides assistance to those eligible aged, blind and disabled individuals (including children) who are unable to remain safely in their own homes without assistance Meals on Wheels: Provides low cost nutritious meals for the elderly, homebound, or disabled Madera Community Food Bank: SNAPP Program Senior Nutrition Assistance & Produce Program Adults with Disabilities Central Valley Regional Center (CVRC): Coordinates resources and collaborates with other agencies to develop the best services for adults and children with special needs Social Security Office: State Department of Rehab: or No office currently offered in Madera County, nearest office located in Fresno or Merced County In Home Supportive Services (IHSS): Provides assistance to those eligible aged, blind and disabled individuals (including children) who are unable to remain safely in their own homes without assistance Adult Protective Services 24 Hour Hotline: Information and referral of Child or Adult Abuse/Neglect and reporting, including 24 hour emergency response Resource For Independence Central Valley (RICV): Independent Living Skills for individuals with developmental disabilities California State Disability: En Español:
9 Veteran Services Madera County Veteran Services Office: Assistance with presenting/ pursuing any claim in establishing the veteran's right for benefits provided by law Veterans Medical Clinic Veterans Transportation System (DAV) Transportation for Disabled American Veterans Public Guardian Services Public Guardian Office: Conservatorship of medical & financial services & assistance with payee services Food and Clothing Resources Call for distribution dates, times, and locations and qualifications CalFresh Program: Formerly Food Stamps & presently known as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Madera Community Food Bank Commodities; Emergency Food Assistance; Community Assistance Program (CAP): Senior Nutrition Assistance & Produce Program (SNAPP) Love Inc.: Connect clients w/ providers & resources clothing, food, furniture, transportation; based on need Madera Rescue Mission: Breakfast and Dinner Manna House of Oakhurst Helping community members in need of basic living supplies Meals on Wheels: Provides low cost nutritious meals for the elderly, homebound, or disabled Oakhurst Wellness Center: Support groups, laundry facilities, showers, recovery groups, etc. United Way of Madera: Women Infants and Children (WIC): Supplemental foods & nutrition education for low-income pregnant, breastfeeding, and nonbreastfeeding postpartum women, & children 0-5 yrs. 9
10 Housing Housing Authority of City of Madera: Provides low cost public housing, Section 8 certificate for subsidized rent payments for those living in the private sector, housing for senior citizens and farm labor housing Homeless Program/Department of Social Services: Provides clients with temporary shelter & assists them in securing permanent housing Manna House Crisis Intervention Center Employment Workforce Development Center: Development Center for anyone looking for employment Yosemite Adult School ext. 336 Transportation Madera County Connection: Transportation system throughout Madera County Community Action Partnership of Madera County Medical Escort Bus: Volunteer drivers in an agency owned vehicle to transport individuals to doctor or medical related appointments Community Action Partnership of Madera County Senior Citizen Bus: Provides transportation to medical appointments, senior centers for activities and nutrition program, shopping and other errands Veterans Transportation System (DAV) Transportation for Disabled American Veterans Energy Assistance: Community Action Partnership of Madera County (CAPMC) Community and Family Services: LIHEAP Energy Assistance or Weatherization; assistance with REACH application Central Valley Opportunity Center (CVOC): PG&E Assistance to Farm labor workers PG&E Energy Partners: 10
11 Counseling Services Oakhurst Counseling Center: Mental health services and Information Cornerstone Family Counseling Services: Madera County Behavioral Health: Mental Health and Substance Abuse Counseling & Services 24 HR Crisis Line Domestic Violence Assistance CAPMC Victim Services Center (VSC): Confidential support for victims of Domestic Violence with emergency shelter, classes, support groups, & assistance in completing restraining orders 24 hour hotline: National Domestic Violence 24 hour Hotline: Victim Services Bass Lake Alcohol and Drug Treatment Madera County Behavioral Health: Mental Health and Substance Abuse Counseling & Services 24 HR Crisis Line Madera Counseling Center: Outpatient mental health services, Adult Alcohol & Drug Program Family Treatment Center: ,,,,,,,,,,,, Perinatal Substance Abuse, Juvenile Justice Services, Youth Alcohol & Drug Program Tobacco Prevention Program:,,,,,,,,,,,, Public Health Department Other Alcohol and Drug Program Information: 11
12 Legal Assistance California Rural Legal Assistance (CRLA): Madera County Superior Court of the Sierras: Madera Municipal Court: Madera County District Attorney: Madera County Public Defender: Self Help Family Law Center: Madera County Child Support: Oakhurst Law Library Corrections Madera County Department of Corrections: Madera County Probation Juvenile Services Division: Madera County Probation Administrative/Investigative Unit: Madera County Juvenile Detention Facility: Probation Adult Services Division: Madera County Jail: Law Enforcement California Highway Patrol: City of Chowchilla Police Department: Crime tip Hotline: Madera County Probation Department: Madera County Sheriff s Department: Madera County State Patrol
13 Fire Madera County Fire Department: State of California Forestry & Fire Protection Dept.: Other Community Services Madera County Department of Social Services (DSS): Cash aid & Financial Subsidies Helplines Child Welfare & Adult Protective Services 24 Hour Hotline: Information and referral of Child or Adult Abuse/Neglect and reporting, including 24 hour emergency response Behavior Health 24 hour Hotline: National Domestic Violence 24 Hour Hotline: National Parent Helpline: A PARENT ( ) 10 a.m. PST - 7 p.m. PST - M-F (available in Spanish and English) Emergency Food Line: Poison Control Center Helpline: Gay and Lesbian Hotline: Suicide Hotline
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