Local Services

Abuse: If you or a friend is being abused or neglected and needs shelter, call Child Protective Services 1-800-544-8696, twenty-four hours a day. If you are calling from West Contra Costa County you can also dial (510) 374-3324 during business hours. Callers from Napa County should try (707) 253-4261 during business hours.

Birth Control: See "sexual health" entry below.

Dental Care:

• Solano County Dental Clinic (Fairfield) - (707) 435-2120. Smile & Style Dental Program (707) 421-6671.
• La Clinica Dental (707) 558-2000.

Domestic Violence Program: (707) 557-6600 or (707) 425-3422.

Drug and Alcohol Programs:

• Alateen: (707) 553-1037. Free support groups for teens who have a family member with a drinking problem.
• AA for Teens: (707) 643-8217. Free 12-step program for teens with a drinking problem.
• Narcotics Anonymous (NA): (707) 422-9234. (M-F 10am - 4pm) Free 12 step program for teens with a drug problem.

Employment Opportunities/Job Training:

• Solano County Private Industry Council: )707) 864-3370 or (707) 553-8894.
• Youth Employment Opportunity Program: (707) 648-4024.

Legal Services for Children: Call (415) 863-3762 for information on legal rights for teens.

Pregnancy/Prenatal Care:

• Adolescent Family Life Program: (707) 647-0470.
• Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program (CPSP): (707) 651-2916.

Rape Counseling: For free sexual assault counseling services.

• Bay Area Women Against Rape: (510) 845-RAPE (7273)
• Vallejo: (707) 644-7273.
• Fairfield/Vacaville: (707) 422-7273.

Sexual Health: Planned Parenthood can help you with birth control, pregnancy testing, and HIV/STD testing. Call the local branch at (707) 643-4545 Monday through Friday, 9:00AM to 5:00PM.

Sexual Orientation:

• Pacific Group for Human Growth: Located in Berkeley. Call (510) 548-8283 for information about our drop-in groups, peer counseling, and other programs.
• LYFE: Based in San Francisco, Lyfe offers an array of support groups and mentoring services. (415) 642-7240.

Shelter:

• Child Protective Services: 1-800-544-8696. Call 24 hours a day for emergency shelter.
• Christian Help Center (Teen Center): Located in Vallejo, (707) 553-8192.

Shelter for Pregnant/Battered Teens:

• Solano Women's Crisis Center: Located in Fairfield, (707) 425-3422.
• SAFE (Sanctuary in Abused Family Emergencies): Vallejo, (707) 647-0470, San Francisco, call collect (415) 923-0785.

Suicide & Crisis Hotline: Call 24 hours a day. Solano County, (707) 643-2555. West Contra Costa County (510) 827-2111.

Support Services for Parenting Teens:

• Clinic Haven: Fairfield, (707) 425-5744.
• Cal Learn/AFLP Vallejo, (707) 647-0470. Fairfield/Vacaville, (707) 421-2750.

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