School and Community Resource Guide
Referral Guide for Napa County Services 2015-16
HOTLINES / EMERGENCY NUMBERS ............................................................. 3
ADDICTION HELP .............................................................................................. 4
AGED / BLIND / DISABLED ............................................................................... 5
CLOTHING ......................................................................................................... 7
CITY AND COUNTY RESOURCES / INFORMATION ........................................ 8
EARLY CHILDHOOD SERVICES ..................................................................... 12
NAPA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS/COLLEGES ............. Error! Bookmark not
defined.
EDUCATION / TRAININGS .............................................................................. 14
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ................................................................... 15
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS ...................................................................... 16
FAMILY SUPPORT ........................................................................................... 17
FOOD / BASIC NEEDS / UTILITIES ................................................................. 19
HEALTH SERVICES / COUNSELING .............................................................. 21
LAW ENFORCEMENT...................................................................................... 23
LEGAL ASSISTANCE ...................................................................................... 24
NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION / COMMUNITY PROGRAMS........ 25
PRESCHOOL / CHILD CARE ........................................................................... 27
PUBLIC LIBRARIES ......................................................................................... 28
SHELTER / HOUSING ...................................................................................... 29
TRANSPORTATION ......................................................................................... 31
WOMEN’S SERVICES ...................................................................................... 32
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ............................................................ 33
The School and Community Resource Guide is a tool for school sites and community service
organizations to provide referral information to the youth and families of Napa County. The
Guide is produced through a partnership with the Napa County Office of Education and Napa
County Health and Human Services.
Every effort is made to include appropriate resources on a wide range of topics in this
comprehensive service guide. Inclusion of an agency or business does not constitute an
endorsement. Some services are free, some are based on income or eligibility of the client,
and others charge set fees.
At the time of the publication, all information was current. Changes may occur at any time.
Please contact (707) 253-6039 if you have updated information to share.
We hope you find the Napa County School and Community Resource Guide useful. We
welcome your feedback on this resource.
Barbara G. Nemko, Ph.D., Superintendent
Napa County Office of Education
www.napacoe.org
Howard K. Himes, Director
Napa County Health and Human Services
www.NapaHealthMatters.org
NCOE Community Programs offers a
range of programs that share the common
vision to create a world in which youth are
healthy, educated and thriving.
NapaHealthMatters.org is a new one-stop
source for health services, resources and
solutions for yourself, your family and our
community
Visit the Guides Online!
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Information for a healthier you!
HOTLINES / EMERGENCY NUMBERS
HOTLINES /
EMERGENCY
NUMBERS
911 – In case of emergency
ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE
(800) 252-6465
NAPA COUNTY SEXUAL ASSAULT
HOTLINE (NEWS)
(707) 255-6397
www.napanews.org
NAPA EMERGENCY WOMEN’S
SERVICES (NEWS)
(707) 255-6397 or (800) 799-7233
www.napanews.org
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
(866) 642-3848
BETHANY (WOMEN IN CRISIS
PREGNANCIES) HOTLINE
(800) 238-4269
POISON INFORMATION CENTER
(800) 876-4766 or (800) 222-1222
BIRTHRIGHT OF NAPA
(707) 255-6111 or (800) 550-4900
REPORT RUNAWAYS and for those
THINKING OF RUNNING AWAY
(800)786-2929
CA MISSING CHILDREN
(800) 222-3463
CA SOCIAL SERVICES
(800) 952-5253
CA YOUTH CRISIS LINE
(800) 843-5200
CHILD ABUSE HOTLINE
(800) 464-4216
CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES
(707) 253-4261
MISSING CHILDREN
(800) 843-5678
NAPA CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES
(707) 253-4261
NAPA COUNTY MENTAL SERVICES
CRISIS HOTLINE
(707) 253-4711 or (800) 648-8650
SEXUAL ABUSE HOTLINE (NEWS)
(707)255-6397
www.napanews.org
SMOKER'S HELPLINE
(800) 662-8887
SUBSTANCE ABUSE HOTLINE
(800) 662-4357 National
(707) 253-4063 Local
TEENLINE
(800) 852-8336
www.teenlineonline.org
TIP411
Text to TIP411 (847411) and start message
with 707NPD.
Anonymous reporting of danger and/or
harm in Napa County.
Text to TIP411 (847411) and start message
with 707SAFE.
Anonymous way for students to report
bullying, cyber-bullying, drugs, alcohol,
suicide threats, weapons and other risky
behavior.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
(707) 500-7001
www.aanapa.org
P.O. Box 10948, Napa 94581
Shared experiences and support in recovery from alcoholism. Support services for those who
desire to stop drinking. Transition mentor program. English and Spanish spoken.
AL-ANON FAMILY GROUPS
(707) 252-2270
www.sonapalanon.com
P.O. Box 3362, Napa 94559
Support services for relatives & friends of alcoholics. Meetings held throughout the valley.
ALTERNATIVES FOR BETTER LIVING, INC.
(707) 226-1248
www.a4bl.org
701 School Street, P.O. Box 566, Napa 94559
Education for teens and families who struggle with drug abuse and addiction. Includes anger
management, communication and decision making skills, establishing boundaries and how to
communicate with your child.
COMMUNITY ACTION OF NAPA VALLEY - TOBACCO ED & QUIT SMOKING PROGRAM
(707) 253-6100 x132
www.canv.org
2310 Laurel Street, Suite 1, Napa 94559
Lending library, prevention and educational services, classes, ongoing support.
NAPA COUNTY ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES
(707) 253-4063
www.countyofnapa.org/alcoholanddrug/
2344 Old Sonoma Road, Building C, Napa 94559
Administration, Contracts and Programs, Support Prevention, Early Intervention and Youth
Treatment Assessment, Treatment Authorization and Quality Services, Adult Outpatient
Treatment and Recovery Services, Court Case Management and Recovery Services.
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS
1(866) 642-3848
www.napasolanona.org
340-2 Travis Boulevard, Fairfield 94533
Daily meetings and Spanish-speaking volunteers for anyone who feels they may have a
narcotic problem.
ALDEA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES AT THE WOLFE CENTER
(707) 255-1855
2310 First Street, Napa 94558
Youth substance use prevention, intervention and treatment services on-site. Provides
school-based services.
ADDICTION HELP
ADDICTION HELP
AGED / BLIND / DISABLED
AGED / BLIND / DISABLED
COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULTS
(707) 253-3818
24 hour hotline: (888) 619-6913
650 Imperial Way, Napa 94558
Comprehensive Services for Older Adults (CSOA) offers a variety of services for seniors and
those that are disabled including: in-home care, Adult Protective Services, Medi-Cal, Veteran’s
Services and Mental Health case management. We can also provide referrals and help locate
community resources, care providers and local agencies to help those in need maintain their
highest potential level of independence and quality of life.
ENCHANTED HILLS CAMP
(415) 694-7310 or (415) 694-7319 www.lighthouse-sf.org/program/enchanted-hills/
3410 Mount Veeder Road, Napa 94558
A program of LightHouse San Francisco, Enchanted Hills Camp serves blind children, teens,
adults, deaf-blind, seniors, as well as families of the blind. Enchanted Hills provides
opportunities for recreation in a fun, challenging and accessible way such as socialization,
growth and development through trail exploration, skits, and live audience performances.
NAPA SENIOR ACTIVITY CENTER
(707) 255-1800
www.naparec.com
1500 Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
Emphasis is on recreational activities and services for senior citizens. Support groups, taxi
script, VanGo and bus passes. Individuals 50 years of age and older.
NAPA VALLEY HOSPICE ADULT DAY SERVICES
(707) 258-9080
www.nvhads.org
414 South Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
Provides programs for aging adults such as Mind Boosters for mild cognitive impairment,
Caregiver Resources, Alzheimer’s Resource Center, Adult Day Services to prevent
hospitalization or premature nursing home admission, Transitions Palliative Care, Hospice
Services and Grief Support.
REDWOOD CAREGIVER RESOURCE CENTER
(707) 542-0282
www.redwoodcrc.org
1140 Sonoma Avenue, Suite 1B, Santa Rosa 95401
Caregivers of Adult Onset Brain Injured Impaired Persons, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s,
Huntington’s, MS, Stroke, and Head Injury.
RIANDA HOUSE
(707) 963-8555
www.riandahouse.org
1475 Main Street, St. Helena 94574
Rianda House Senior Activity Center is committed to providing seniors with an environment
that stimulates minds, strengthens bodies and promotes independent living through education,
recreation and social involvement.
AGED / BLIND / DISABLED
SHARE THE CARE, NAPA VALLEY
(707) 492-3198
borntoage@gmail.com
Share the Care is a peer-to-peer volunteer effort to match older, frail people who are
chronically ill or disabled, to businesses, services or organizations that can help. Matches are
made, problems & complaints solved. Volunteers strategically located throughout Napa
County. Services are free.
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
CLOTHING CENTER (CHURCH WOMEN UNITED)
(707) 224-1341
2473 Second Street, Napa 94559
Primary Contact: Glenna Gentry
The Clothing Center gives free clothes and shoes to homeless and very-low-income Napa
residents. Open Monday through Friday, 9:00am – 12:00 noon.
COMMUNITY PROJECTS, INC., THRIFT SHOP
(707) 226-7585
715 Franklin Street, Napa 94559
Reasonably priced clothing, accessories, household items, linens and giftware.
Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9:30a.m. - 4:30p.m. Clean, useable donations accepted ONLY
Tues. - Sat. 9:30a.m. - 4p.m. All proceeds support schools and non-profits in Napa County.
GOODWILL STORE
(707) 252-1197
www.gire.org
1683 Imola Avenue, Napa 94559
Low cost clothing, dishes, furniture, miscellaneous items. Job training, placement and support
programs for people with disabilities and other special needs.
LENDING CLOSET
(707) 265-2352
Napa County Office of Education
2121 Imola Ave., Napa 94559
Free loan of formal dresses for school sponsored dances and events. Student Card required.
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
(707) 252-2444
www.napasdachurch.com
1105 G Street, Napa 94559
Provides clothing, food, bedding, furniture, hospital beds, and walkers when available. Two
wheelchairs available on site for loan. No fees.
ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES
(707) 253-3818
www.countyofnapa.org/csoa
650 Imperial Way, Napa 94559
Assistance for adults who have been neglected, abused, or exploited. In-home supportive
services for the elderly and disabled.
CALFRESH (FOOD STAMPS)
(707) 253-3818
www.countyofnapa.org/hhsa/selfsufficiency/
650 Imperial Way, Napa 94559
Food stamps now use a debit card system available for low income individuals and families.
Request an application by phone by calling 707-253-4511.
CALIFORNIA CHILDREN’S SERVICES (CCS)
(707) 253-4391
www.countyofnapa.org/ccs/
Funds medical care including diagnosis, treatment and equipment for children with physical
disabilities up to 21 years old. Provides physical and occupational therapy in the schools. Fees
based on income.
CHILD WELFARE SERVICES
(707) 253-4744
www.countyofnapa.org/childwelfare/
2344 Old Sonoma Road, Building H, Napa 94559
Strength - based services for Napa County families with children who have serious mental
health issues. Marital, family, divorce counseling, child custody mediation. Spanish-speaking
staff available.
COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULTS
(707) 253-3818
www.countyofnapa.org/csoa/
650 Imperial Way, Napa 94559
Medi-Cal and psychiatric case management for seniors in need of counseling or under
psychiatric care.
FAMILY COURT SERVICES
(707) 299-1240
www.napa.courts.ca.gov/divisions/family-court-services
825 Brown Street, Napa 94558
Marital, family, divorce counseling, child custody mediation. Spanish speaking staff available.
MCALISTER INSTITUTE TREATMENT & EDUCATION
(707) 257-1460
www.countyofnapa.org/hhsa/ads
2100 Napa-Vallejo Highway, Napa State Hospital, Building 253 M1, M2, Napa 94558
Drug and Alcohol Education. Social Model Detox and Short-term Residential Treatment
Services. All referrals go through Napa County Alcohol and Drug Services ACCESS.
CITY AND COUNTY RESOURCES / INFORMATION
CITY AND COUNTY RESOURCES / INFORMATION
CITY AND COUNTY RESOURCES / INFORMATION
MENTAL HEALTH
(707) 253-4306
www.countyofnapa.org/mentalhealth/
2344 Old Sonoma Road, Building D, Napa 94559
Napa County Mental Health offers community-based mental health services in partnership with
regional organizations, individual providers and hospitals. Our integrated system delivers a
broad range of services to individuals in need of mental health care.
MENTAL HEALTH ADULT MEDICATION CLINIC
(707) 253-4727
www.countyofnapa.org
2344 Old Sonoma Road, Building D, Napa 94559
Medication services for individuals unable to obtain psychiatric medication services in the
community.
NAPAHELP.INFO
www.napahelp.info
Database of non-profit community services available to Napa County residents
NAPA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
(707) 226-7455
www.napachamber.org
1556 First Street, Napa 94559
Promotes and supports member businesses in Napa County. Provides community with
relocation information.
NAPA COUNTY ALCOHOL AND DRUG SERVICES
(707) 253-4063
www.countyofnapa.org/alcoholanddrug/
2344 Old Sonoma Road, Building C, Napa 94559
Administration, Contracts and Programs, Support Prevention, Early Intervention and Youth
Treatment Assessment, Treatment Authorization and Quality Services, Adult Outpatient
Treatment and Recovery Services, Court Case Management and Recovery Services.
NAPA COUNTY CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES
(866) 901-3212
www.countyofnapa.org/ChildSupport/
929 Parkway Mall, Suite 247, Napa 94559
Establish paternity &/or child support, enforce court orders, establish medical benefits.
NAPA COUNTY CONSUMER AFFAIRS
(707) 253-4059
www.countyofnapa.org/consumerdivision/
931 Parkway Mall, Napa 94559
Handles and mediates complaints against businesses.
NAPA COUNTY JUVENILE PROBATION DEPARTMENT
(707) 253-4361
www.countyofnapa.org
212 Walnut Street, Napa 94559
The Probation Department operates adult and juvenile Court-related services in the areas of
investigation and supervision. When probation is granted, the Department is responsible for
the supervision of the probationer and enforcement of the conditions and terms of probation.
The Department is also responsible for the overall operation of the County's Juvenile Hall,
which provides custody, counseling, medical care and guidance of delinquent and custodial
children in a variety of short and medium-term programs.
NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
(707) 253-4211
www.countyofnapa.org
931 Parkway Mall, Napa 94559
Provides consumer pamphlets to the public. Mediate consumer complaints & referrals.
NAPA COUNTY ADULT TREATMENT AND RECOVERY PROGRAM
(707) 253-4771
www.countyofnapa.org
2344 Old Sonoma Road, Building C, Napa 94559
Outpatient services from 3-5 hours per week. 3-6 month programs depending on need.
NAPA COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
(707) 253-4382
www.cityofnapa.org
942 Hartle Court, Napa 94559
Shelter for stray animals of all kinds. Adoption services available.
NAPA COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH
(707) 253-4270
www.countyofnapa.org/publichelath/
2344 Old Sonoma Road, Building G, Napa 94559
Provides community health nurse services, venereal disease clinic, immunizations clinic, HIV
testing and oversees the WIC program (Food supplement for women, infant and children).
Spanish - speaking staff available.
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
(800) 772-1213
www.ssa.gov
1850 Soscol Avenue, Suite 102, Napa 94558
Obtain information and apply for benefits for the aged, disabled, dependent children and
spouses. Apply for a social security card.
CITY AND COUNTY RESOURCES / INFORMATION
NAPA COUNTY HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AGENCY
(707) 253-4279
www.countyofnapa.org/hhsa/
2344 Old Sonoma Road, Napa 94559
The Health and Human Services Agency’s mission is to foster a partnership of clients,
community members and staff to create leadership, vision and advocacy for the evolving
health and human service needs of the people of Napa County. Homeless Services, Alcohol
and Drug Services, Child Welfare Services, Services for Older Adults, Mental Health Services,
Public Health Services, including Vaccinations, Employment Services, including CalWorks.
CITY AND COUNTY RESOURCES / INFORMATION
WOMEN, INFANTS, AND CHILDREN (WIC)
(707) 253-4853
www.countyofnapa.org/publichelath/wic
2344 Old Sonoma Road, Building G, Napa 94559
WIC is a national nutrition education program that promotes healthy eating, encourages and
supports breast feeding and provides referrals to health and community resources
WORKFORCE NAPA
(707) 259-8786
www.countyofnapa.org/hhsa/selfsufficiency/
www.workforcenapa.org
650 Imperial Way, Suite 101, Napa 94559
Provides employability assessment, work experience, job training, job search assistance,
employment related information and referrals. Operates the local WIA program.
CHILD START, INC. (HEAD START AND EARLY START)
(707) 252-8931
www.childstartinc.org
439 Devlin Road, Napa 94558
Serves children ages 0-5. Oversees the Head Start programs in Napa & Solano Counties
focusing solely on early learning initiatives for children & their families. Provides services in
areas of nutrition, health, child care and development, literacy, education, family support,
disabilities, mental health, parent education and teacher training.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN
(CRC) TOY LIBRARY & EARLY LEARNING CENTER
(707) 253-0376
www.crcnapa.org
3299 Claremont Way, Suite 1, Napa 94558
Free membership: educational toys, activities for children and families, child development
information, Spanish speaking staff available. Monday & Tuesday 1 p.m.- 6p.m.
LILLIPUT CHILDREN’S SERVICES
(707) 299-3909
www.Lilliput.org
3299 Claremont Way, Suite 3, Napa 94559
Offers a wide range of services, including home studies for people wanting to foster-adopt. In
addition, the Napa office offers the Kinship Support Services (KSSP), a program providing
assistance to those raising a child other than their own. Kinship services include guardianship,
adoption of a child, referrals, recreational and educational events (both for the caregiver and
the entire family), some hardship assistance, and, if desired, monthly meetings to deal with
specific issues. The office also provides a Post Adoption Services (PAS) program for parents
of adopted children. The KSSP and PAS programs provide all services free of charge and are
voluntary.
CANV KIDS DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILY PROGRAM
(707) 253-4482 or (707) 253-6124
www.canv.org
1510 Myrtle Street and 2521 Old Sonoma Road, Napa 94558
Full day/full year care for children 1 to 6 years of age from families whose income meets State
guidelines for eligibility.
EARLY CHILDHOOD SERVICES
EARLY CHILDHOOD SERVICES
Napa County School Districts/Colleges
Napa County School Districts/Colleges
CALISTOGA JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
(707) 942-4703
www.calistoga.k12.ca.us
HOWELL MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT
(707) 965-2423
www.hmesd.org
NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION
(707) 253-6810
www.napacoe.org
NAPA COUNTY REGIONAL OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAM
(707) 253-6830
www.napacoe.org
NAPA VALLEY ADULT SCHOOL
(707) 253-3594
www.adulted.nvusd.k12.ca.us
NAPA VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
(707) 253-3000
www.napavalley.edu
NAPA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
(707) 253-3715
www.nvusd.org
PACIFIC UNION COLLEGE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
(707) 965-6311 or (800) 862-7080
www.puc.edu
POPE VALLEY UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
(707) 965-2402
www.popevalleyusd.org
SAINT HELENA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
(707) 967-2708
www.sthelenaunified.org
AMERICORPS
(707) 253-586-1610
Young adults get intensive training, learn valuable work skills, earn money for education and
develop relationships and interests leading to career pathways while serving the community.
CALIFORNIA CONSERVATION CORPS (CCC)
(707) 253-7783 or (800) 952-JOBS www.ccc.ca.gov
2100 Napa Vallejo Highway, Napa 94558
Provides job training & lodging for young adults between ages 18-25 in conservation. No fees.
CALIFORNIA HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CORP (CHDC)
(707)523-1155 (800) 624-0814
3315 Airway Drive, Santa Rosa 95403
ESL, programs for farm workers and dependents. Focus is on school careers.
NAPA COUNTY FARM BUREAU AG IN THE CLASSROOM
HARVEST OF THE MONTH PROGRAM
(707) 224-5403
www.napafarmbureau.org
CA Department of Public Health
Providing monthly resources and fresh produce to all NVUSD elementary school classrooms
and cafeterias.
NAPA VALLEY PSI (PRODUCT SERVICES, INC)
(707) 255-0177
www.napavalleypsi.org
651 Trabajo Lane, Napa 94559
Vocational evaluation, work evaluation, work adjustment, work experience for developmentally
delayed persons, mentally ill, physically disabled. Paid work and training. English, Spanish &
Tagalog spoken.
STATE DEPARTMENT OF REHABILITATION
(707) 253-4924
www.dor.ca.gov
1250 Main Street, Suite 200, Napa 94559
Vocational counseling, assessment, training, education, job placement, assistive technology.
For persons with disabilities starting at age 18.
UC COOPERATIVE EXTENSION
(707) 253-4221
www.cenapa.ucdavis.edu
1710 Soscol Avenue, Suite 4, Napa 94559
Our mission is to extend research-based information in agriculture, livestock, pest
management, and horticulture and youth development.
EDUCATION / TRAININGS
EDUCATION / TRAININGS
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
ALKAR HUMAN RESOURCES
(707) 224-5468
www.1alkar.com
3273 Claremont Way, Suite 104, Napa 94558
Provides no fee temporary & permanent job placement. Mon-Fri, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
EDJOIN
www.edjoin.org
Public education job search website.
EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT PROFESSIONALS
(707) 224-9252
www.expresspros.com
2201 Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
Provides temporary hiring positions.
JOB HOTLINES
CITY OF NAPA
COUNTY OF SONOMA
(707) 257-9542
(707) 565-2803
HUMAN RESOURCES
(707) 253-4303
www.countyofnapa.org/hr/
1195 Third Street, Suite 110, Napa 94559
Current job listings for County employment positions. Business hours: Mon-Fri, 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. Apply online at any time.
ONE STOP CAREER CENTER: NAPA
(707) 253-4291
261 Elm Street, Building K, Napa 94559
The One Stop Career Center is a self-directed career resource center. The center provides
resources and services that are focused on assisting any member of the community with job
search, training information and career assistance.
AMERICAN CANYON FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
(707) 980-7024
www.americancanyonfrc.org
3431 Broadway, Suite D1, American Canyon 94503
Open 9am to 4pm Monday-Thursday, Friday by app. Information and referral services, basic
needs assistance, case management, financial coaching, employment counseling, free tax
preparation, family activities, community events and resource fairs, one-on-one support for
families, individuals, seniors and resource library.
COPE FAMILY CENTER
(707) 252-1123
www.copefamilycenter.org
707 Randolph St, Napa 94559
Provides resources, referrals and services to families in Napa County with children 0-18. Home
Visitation Program for families at risk or in crisis. Parent Education classes and support, Family
Economic Success Program educating families about money management.
Drop-in/Emergency Program providing emergency diapers and formula, rental and utility
assistance and crisis intervention. Napa Access provides a Supervised Visitation Program.
Kinship Services to relative caregivers raising children. Lending library with books and videos
and a community and Respite Room for parents to use.
ParentsCAN (Parent Child Advocacy Network)
(707) 253-7444
www.parentscan.org or parents@parentscan.org
1909 Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
ParentsCAN offers a wide variety of services in English and Spanish, free of charge, to
families raising a child, youth or young adult (ages 0-25) with special needs. Special needs
include any child at risk, suspected of or diagnosed with a developmental, learning, physical,
medical, behavioral or mental health need. Services provided to parents or primary caregivers
are tailored to meet each family’s needs and generally include one-on-one meetings with a
trained parent advocate, information about and referral to other services, individualized
assistance navigating the Early Intervention, Education, Special Education, Healthcare and
Mental Health systems, support groups and parent education classes and workshops.
PUERTAS ABIERTAS COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER
(707) 224-1786
www.puertasabiertasnapa.org
952 Napa Street, Napa 94559
Puertas works hand in hand with Latinos to inspire and achieve healthy living, self-sufficiency,
and opportunities for leadership and community engagement.
UP VALLEY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
St. Helena (707) 963-1919
1440 Spring Street, St. Helena 94574
Calistoga (707) 942-6206
1500 Cedar Street, Calistoga 94515
Provides access to services, resource and referral information and education to the
communities of St. Helena, Rutherford, Oakville, Angwin, Pope Valley and Deer Park.
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTERS
FAMILY SUPPORT
FAMILY SUPPORT
ALDEA CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
(707) 224-8266 or (707) 253-0123 www.aldeainc.org
1546 First Street, Napa 94559
Youth mental health services, special education, treatment, family support, foster youth
services, and more.
ALTERNATIVES FOR BETTER LIVING, INC.
(707) 226-1248
www.a4bl.org
701 School Street, P.O. Box 566, Napa 94559
Counseling and support for anger management, communication and decision making skills for
youth and families.
AMERICAN CANYON FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
(707) 980-7024
www.americancanyonfrc.org
3431 Broadway, Suite D1, American Canyon 94503
Open 9am to 4pm Monday-Thursday, Friday’s by appointment. Information and referral
services, basic needs assistance, case management, financial coaching, employment
counseling, free tax preparation, family activities, community events and resource fairs, oneon-one support for families, individuals, seniors and resource library.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES DIOCESE OF SANTA ROSA
(707) 224-4403
www.srcharities.org
1219 Jefferson Street, Suite 2, Napa 94559
Rainbow House transitional housing for single mothers ages 18 to 29, pregnant or with
children. Napa County Holiday Assistance Program holiday gifts for Napa County children,
who are from low-income families.
COPE FAMILY CENTER
(707) 252-1123
www.copefamilycenter.org
707 Randolph St, Napa 94559
Provides resources, referrals and services to families in Napa County with children 0-18.
Home Visitation for families at risk or in crisis, Parent Education Classes, Family Economic
Success, educating families about money management, Drop-in/Emergency providing
emergency diapers and formula, and crisis intervention, Napa Access provides a Supervised
Visitation Program, Kinship Services to relative caregivers raising children. Lending library with
books, videos and a community room and respite room for parents.
FAMILY SERVICES OF NAPA VALLEY
(707) 255-0966
www.familyservicenapa.org
709 Franklin Street, Napa 94559
Affordable counseling to people of all ages in Napa County, housing and case management.
Services to adults with mental disabilities in both transitional and permanent settings, school
based counseling, mental health services tailored to meet the needs of older adults, including
home visits, in home crisis support for Napa County residents with up to 30 days of intensive
MIGRANT EDUCATION SERVICES
(707) 253-3537
3600 Oxford St.
Federally funded program to assist migrant students and families. Information, educational
services.
NAPA COUNTY AREA AGENCY ON AGING
(707) 643-1797
www.aaans.org
400 Contra Costa Street, Vallejo 94590
Provides services that improve the quality of life of seniors in our community and extend the
time they are able to live independently in their chosen residence.
NAPA VALLEY HOSPICE & ADULT DAY SERVICES
(707) 258-9080
www.napavalleyhospice-ads.org
414 South Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
Hospice Service provides team-based end of life care, symptom management, bereavement,
grief and loss services.
PARENT-CHILD ADVOCACY NETWORK (ParentsCAN)
(707) 253-7444
www.parentscan.org
1909 Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
ParentsCAN offers a wide variety of services in English and Spanish, free of charge, to
families raising a child, youth or young adult (ages 0-25) with special needs in all of Napa
County. Special needs include any child at risk, suspected of or diagnosed with a
developmental, learning, physical, medical, behavioral or mental health need.
PUERTAS ABIERTAS (OPEN DOORS) COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER
(707) 224-1786
www.puertasabiertasnapa.org
952 Napa Street, Napa 94559
The center works hand in hand with Latinos to inspire and achieve healthy living, selfsufficiency, and opportunities for leadership and community engagement.
UP VALLEY FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER
St. Helena (707) 963-1919
1440 Spring Street, St. Helena 94574
Calistoga (707) 942-6206
1500 Cedar Street, Calistoga 94515
Provides access to services, resource and referral information and education to the
communities of St. Helena, Rutherford, Oakville, Angwin, Pope Valley and Deer Park.
FAMILY SUPPORT
case management services, animal assisted therapy using specially trained dogs, support
group facilitation for partner organizations, collaboration and coordination with other service
providers.
FOOD / BASIC NEEDS / UTILITIES
FOOD / BASIC NEEDS / UTILITIES
AMERICAN RED CROSS
(707) 257-2900 or (707) 963-2717
Provides clothing, food and temporary shelter for individuals who are displaced from their
homes due to an extraordinary situation. Spanish-speaking staff available.
CALISTOGA CARES FOOD BANK
(707) 942-6042
1407 3rd Street, Calistoga 94515 (Community Presbyterian Church)
Free food to low income families with applications. Please call ahead! Those who speak
Spanish only, please call the Family Center at (707) 942-6206.
NAPA STOREHOUSE EMERGENCY PANTRY
(707) 253-6128
www.canv.org
Provides free, non-prepared food items to low-income families. Distribution points: American
Canyon, Napa, Berryessa, Calistoga, Angwin, Pope Valley. Please call for specific information
in your city. Residents are directed to access the distribution site in their city. Hours in Napa:
Tuesdays and Wednesdays: 9:00 A.M to 12:00 P.M. Thursdays 11:00 A.M to 2:00 P.M. Please
arrive 15 minutes before opening time, or at least 30 minutes before closing time. Limited
Spanish-speaking staff available.
NAPA VALLEY BROWN BAG PROGRAM
(707) 253-6128
www.canv.org
Serves Napa County residents ages 60 and older who qualify as low income. Please call and
request an application.
NORTH COAST ENERGY SERVICES
(800) 233-4480
HEAP (assistance with PG&E)
Provides listings for low income families who need help paying their electric bills. Please see
details pages for complete information on eligibility.
THE SALVATION ARMY NAPA CORPS
(707) 226-8150
www.salvationarmy.org
590 Franklin Street, Napa 94559
Hot lunch served 11:30-12:30 Monday-Friday. Emergency assistance with food, clothing, and
past due PG&E bills (REACH Program).
ST. HELENA COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY
(707) 963-5183
1777 Main Street, St. Helena 94574
Free food to low-income families with applications. Please call ahead! Residential ID required!
Hours of operation Tues, Thurs, Friday 2:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
THE TABLE (AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH)
(707) 224-8693
1333 Third Street, Napa 94559
Free meals for anyone in need.
Hours: Monday-Friday 3 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
FOOD / BASIC NEEDS / UTILITIES
SENIOR NUTRITION MEALS-ON-WHEELS
(707) 253-6100 Ext. 111 www.canv.org
2310 Laurel Street, Suite 1, Napa 94559
For more than 35 years, the Senior Nutrition Program has provided daily home-delivered
and congregate meals to homebound seniors and the frail elderly who cannot prepare meals
for themselves. Our meals program is more than just a meal; we encourage socialization,
provide daily interaction, caring volunteers, and professional case management referrals.
HEALTH SERVICES / COUNSELING
HEALTH SERVICES / COUNSELING
ALPHA PREGNANCY CLINIC
(707) 254-8871
www.rupregnant.org
2045 Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
Provides FREE and CONFIDENTIAL pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STD testing, HIV/AIDS
testing, counseling, parent classes, prenatal care, after pregnancy care, and reproductive
awareness to people facing decisions regarding their sexual health or an unplanned
pregnancy.
BUCKELEW PROGRAMS-AVENUE RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM
(707) 253-2528
www.buckelew.org
1100 Lincoln Ave., Suite 102, Napa, CA 94558
Provides transitional & social rehabilitation programs for mentally ill adults.
CHILDREN'S HEALTH INITIATIVE (CHI)
(707) 227-0830
www.napachi.org
2140 Jefferson Street, Suite D, Napa 94559
To ensure that all children in Napa County are covered by health insurance access to care.
OLE HEALTH
www.olehealth.org
Provides low-cost health care, counseling, outreach, and education classes for low-income
people in a bilingual, bi-cultural setting.
CALISTOGA
(707) 709-2308
911 Washington Street, Calistoga 94515
NAPA
(707) 254-1770
1141 Pear Tree Lane, Suite 100, Napa 94558
ST. HELENA
(707) 963-0931
1222 Pine St, St. Helena 94574
COMMUNITY OUTREACH – QVMC
CARE NETWORK (CHILDREN’S HEALTHCARE COVERAGE)
(707) 251-2000
3448 Villa Lane, Suite 102, Napa 94558
Provides community based education classes, access to children's healthcare coverage,
maternity and family centered education, children's mobile dental clinic, and case management
service for chronically ill individuals. All services are bi-lingual and bi-cultural.
OLE WOMEN’S HEALTH PROGRAM
See WOMEN SERVICES for contact information.
KAISER MEDICAL OFFICES
(707) 258-2500
www.kp.org
3285 Claremont Way, Napa 94558
Provides health care to members - low-income families may qualify for a variety of services.
NORTH BAY REGIONAL CENTER
(707) 256-1100
www.nbrc.net
10 Executive Court, Napa 94558
Diagnostic, evaluation, and service coordination to individuals with intellectual developmental
disabilities including cerebral palsy, epilepsy or autism.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
(707) 252-8050
www.ppshastadiablo.org
1735 Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
Clinical: Pregnancy testing, counseling, reproductive and fertility awareness. Pelvic and breast
exams, prescription birth control, testing and treatment of sexually transmitted infections. Male
services available. English and Spanish spoken. Prevention & Education: Comprehensive sex
education in classroom and small group settings to pre-teens & teens. Staff trainings and oneon-one consultants.
QUEEN OF THE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER
(707) 252-4411
www.thequeen.org
1000 Trancas Street, Napa 94558
Full service community hospital.
SISTER ANN COMMUNITY DENTAL CLINIC
(707) 258-6128
www.olehealth.org
1141 Pear Tree Lane, Napa 94558
Preventative care and dental treatment for all low-income residents of Napa County who do
not have private dental insurance.
ST. HELENA HOSPITAL
(707) 963-3611
www.sthelenahospital.org
10 Woodland Road, St. Helena 94574
Full service community hospital with a comprehensive range of acute care, behavioral health
and wellness programs.
PARTNERSHIP HEALTH PLAN OF CALIFORNIA
707-863-4100
www.partnershiphp.org
4665 Business Center Drive, Fairfield 94534
Public/private organization provides cost-effective health care coverage to Medi-Cal recipients
in Napa County.
HEALTH SERVICES / COUNSELING
KAISER PERMANENTE - VALLEJO (HOSPITAL & REHABILITATION CENTER)
(707) 651-1000
www.kp.org
975 Serano Drive, Vallejo 94589
Provides emergency services, health care, and counseling, outreach, and education classes.
LAW ENFORCEMENT
LAW ENFORCEMENT
AMERICAN CANYON POLICE DEPARTMENT
(707) 551-0650 www.cityofamericancanyon.org
911 Donaldson Way East, American Canyon 94503
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
(707) 253-4906
www.chp.ca.gov
975 Golden Gate Drive, Napa 94559
CALISTOGA POLICE DEPARTMENT
(707) 942-2810
www.ci.calistoga.ca.us
1235 Washington Street, Calistoga 94515
NAPA POLICE DEPARTMENT
(707) 253-4451
www.cityofnapa.org
1539 First Street, Napa 94558
NAPA COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT
(707) 253-4451 or (707) 253-4509 www.countyofnapa.org/Sheriff
1535 Airport Boulevard, Napa 94558
ST. HELENA POLICE DEPARTMENT
(707) 967-2850
www.ci.st-helena.ca.us
1480 Main Street, St. Helena 94574
LEGAL AID OF NAPA VALLEY
(707) 259-0579
www.legalaidnapa.org or info@legalaidnapa.org
575 Lincoln Ave, Suite 210, Napa 94559
We provide bilingual legal assistance to seniors, immigrants, and low-income residents of
Napa County, help obtain benefits, and protect rights through advocacy, consultation,
education and referrals, offer Senior, Baseline, and Immigrant Legal Services including, but not
limited to such things as wills, estate planning, domestic violence, civil rights, visas, residency,
immigration, housing, and unpaid wages.
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU
(866) 411-2221, Direct Number (510) 844-2000 www.edd.org
1000 Broadway Suite 625, Oakland 94607
Business reports, charity reports, dispute resolutions, consumer information clearing house,
business ethics promotion & fighting fraud.
IMMIGRATION ASSISTANCE LINE
(800) 898-7180
995 Market Street, Suite 1108, San Francisco 94103
Provides information and referral on immigration rights.
NAACP LEGAL DEFENSE AND EDUCATIONAL FUND
(212) 965-2200
www.naacpldf.org
th
40 Rector St. 5 Floor, New York, NY 10006
VICTIMS OF CRIMES RESOURCE CENTER
(800) 842-8467
3200 5th Avenue, Sacramento 95817
LEGAL ASSISTANCE
LEGAL ASSISTANCE
NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION / COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION /
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
The Napa County Office of Education is an educational resource for all Napa County School
Districts offering a broad range of student services in response to changing community needs,
supporting and collaborating with local school districts to disseminate research-based best
practices to educators locally and statewide. Programs listed below.
(707) 253- 6810
www.napacoe.org
2121 Imola Avenue, Napa 94559
AFTER CLASS ENRICHMENT (ACE)
(707) 253-6942
www.afterschoolnapavalley.org
The middle school-aged After School programs operate at 4 school sites across Napa County,
Harvest, Redwood, Silverado, and Calistoga Jr/Sr. The ACE Program (After Class Enrichment)
aims to enhance the educational, social and safety needs of students through a community
collaborative that provides academic support and enrichment activities bridging the school day
with the after school hours. ACE operates from the end of the school day until 6 P.M., five days
a week. In teams facilitated by Classroom Leaders, students engage in literacy development,
math and science activities, community-building, service learning projects, and enrichment
activities. Additionally, ACE operates a Before School program at Silverado, Redwood, and
Harvest from 6:30-8:00 a.m.
CALSERVES EXPANDED LEARNING
(707) 253-6039
www.calserves.org/programs/after-school/
The CalSERVES Expanded Learning Tutoring program targets 2,000 students in both Napa
and Sonoma Counties. Students participate in small group Literacy and STEM tutoring to help
them achieve academically. Students in need of the most intensive support are referred to
tutoring with an AmeriCorps Tutor and they meet daily for 30 minutes, allowing students the
time needed to build strong connections with their tutor and expand their skills.
COOL SCHOOL
(707) 265-2781
www.napacoe.org/programs-schools-districts/after-school-programs/
The elementary-aged After School programs operate at 3 school sites across Napa, including
Snow, Shearer and Phillips elementary schools. COOL School creates after school
environments that foster success and provide a safe and healthy place for children from the
end of the school day until 6 P.M., five days a week. Students engage in literacy development,
math and science activities, community-building, service learning projects, and enrichment
activities.
EDUCATION SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS IN FOSTER CARE
(707) 253-6954 www.napacoe.org/programs-schools-districts/foster-youth-education-services
Provides support to school districts, students caregivers and foster youth serving community
agency staff. Help with school enrollment, records transfer, school or program placement and
opportunities, tutoring and other supports for education success, and transition services
beyond high school. Please call or visit our website for information or to request presentations.
MARIPOSA LEADERSHIP PROGRAM & GANG VIOLENCE PREVENTION EDUCATION
(707) 253-6806
www.napacoe.org
The Gang Violence Education Multi-Component Program is a partnership through the Napa
County District Attorney’s Office. Napa County Office of Education is responsible for the
Educational component. Prevention and intervention services include groups at many area
middle and high schools, youth development through monthly events and utilize local experts
to train student mentors, school staff, and community members on indicators of gang activity
and appropriate responses and to inspire students to make healthy and safe life choices.
NAPA COUNTY AFTER SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP
(707) 265-2781
www.napacoe.org
Collaboration between Napa County Office of Education, school districts, principals and
program partners to provide quality after school programs for the students of Napa County.
Programs operate daily after school until 6:00 PM, and are open at no/low-cost for all students.
Call our offices to check out program sites.
ROPES COURSE
(707) 253-6884
www.heronlakechallenge.org
Heron Lake Challenge Ropes Course sits on the shores of 5 acre Heron Lake, where
participants engage in fun and challenging activities. We specialize in team building programs
for all types of groups from elementary school students, to high school classes and adult
groups. Students have priority access.
SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS
(707) 253-6884
www.NapaSafeRoutes.org
The Napa Safe Routes to School program is part of the solution to increase physical activity
and improve unsafe walking and bicycling conditions. The school setting provides a unique
opportunity to create an environment that encourages walking and bicycling as a way to travel
to and from school.
TUPE / TOBACCO USE PREVENTION EDUCATION
(707) 253-6806
www.napacoe.org/programs-schools-districts/prevention-services/
Napa County schools receive substance use prevention education opportunities through multifunded programming. Tobacco, marijuana, alcohol and other substances are addressed in
curriculum during the school day, after school clubs, and special events.
NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION / COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
EDUCATION SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS IN TEMPORARY HOUSING OR HOMELESS
(707) 253-6954
www.napacoe.org/programs-schools-districts/homeless-youth-services/
Provides support to school districts, students, parents and community agency staff assisting
students and families who are homeless, in temporary housing, or is at risk of not being
housed. Information on school enrollment and attendance, transportation from home to school,
school supplies and other needs to ensure equal education opportunities. Please call or visit
our website for information or to request presentations.
PRESCHOOL / CHILD CARE
PRESCHOOL / CHILD CARE
NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION .
(707) 253-6850
www.napacoe.org/programs-students/state-preschools/
2121 Imola Avenue, Napa 94559
Part-day preschool programs are located in American Canyon, Napa, and Calistoga. Morning
and afternoon classes are available for children ages 3-5 (prior to Transitional / Kindergarten
entrance). Eligibility for part-day preschool is based on family size and income eligible families.
Full-day preschool and child care programs are located in Napa and St. Helena for children
ages 3-5. Eligibility and enrollment processes are defined by guidelines set-forth by the State
Department of Education. Eligibility for full-day preschool is based on family size, income, or
job training activities. Depending on income, services may be free of charge or have nominal
sliding scale fees.
NAPA VALLEY COLLEGE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
(707) 253-3046
www.napavalley.edu/StudentServices/CDC
2277 Napa-Vallejo Highway, Napa 94558
Child care and development services for children ages two months to five years whose parents
are enrolled Napa Valley College students.
NAPA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT- CHILD DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
(707) 253-3959
www.nvusd.k12.ca.us
1600 Lincoln Avenue, Napa 94558
Parent fee paid before and after school care for school-age children (kindergarten through 5th
grade) at the following elementary schools: Bel Aire Park, Browns Valley, El Centro, Mt.
George, and West Park.
EARLY CHILDHOOD SPECIAL EDUCATION
Infant program
(707) 253-6914
Preschool program
(707) 253-6850
2121 Imola Avenue, Napa 94559
Free Special Education services to children from birth through five years, with developmental
delays and conditions which challenge their ability to learn. Child may be referred for services
by family, relatives, physicians, public health nurses, California Children Services, North Bay.
AMERICAN CANYON LIBRARY
(707) 644-1136
www.countyofnapa.org/library/americancanyon
300 Crawford Way, American Canyon 94503
CALISTOGA LIBRARY
(707) 942-4833
www.countyofnapa.org/library/calistoga
1108 Myrtle Street, Calistoga 94515
COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN
(CRC) TOY LIBRARY & EARLY LEARNING CENTER
(707) 253-0376
www.crcnapa.org
3299 Claremont Way, Suite 1, Napa 94558
Free Membership, Educational Toys, Child Development Information, Bilingual Spanish
Available. Monday – Thursday 9am to 5pm. Friday 10am to 4pm.
NAPA LIBRARY
(707) 253-4241
www.countyofnapa.org/library/napamain
580 Coombs Street, Napa 94559
ST. HELENA LIBRARY
(707) 963-5244
www.shpl.org
1492 Library Lane, St. Helena 94574
YOUNTVILLE LIBRARY
(707) 944-1888
www.countyofnapa.org/library/yountville
6516 Washington Street, Yountville 94599
PUBLIC LIBRARIES
PUBLIC LIBRARIES
SHELTER / HOUSING
SHELTER / HOUSING
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FAIR EMPLOYMENT AND HOUSING
(800) 884-1684
www.dfeh.ca.gov
Settles disputes pertaining to discrimination in housing and employment due to sex, age (over
40), race, color, religion, political affiliation, national origin, disability or sexual orientation. Also
offers mediation and referral for legal assistance. Spanish speaking staff.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES (ALSO RAINBOW HOUSE)
(707) 224-4403
www.srcharities.org
1219 Jefferson Street, Suite 2, Napa 94559
We are a two year transitional living program for women (ages 18-29) who are mothers with
their children and/or in their 3rd trimester of pregnancy. Our focus is on young, vulnerable
mothers at high risk of homelessness. Groups for credit counseling, parent skills and domestic
violence awareness and support.
FAIR HOUSING NAPA VALLEY
(707) 224-9720
www.napafairhousing.org
1804 Soscol Avenue, Suite 203, Napa 94559
Landlord/tenant issues and disputes - Services are provided to BOTH Landlords and Tenants
Fair Housing allegations of discrimination and enforcement, Mobile home Park MOU
administrators (City of Napa) and Mobile home Residency, Law education to all residents
within the County, Section 8 in cooperation with the City of Napa Housing Authority workshops,
Outreach and Customized Training, reported cases of hoarding.
FAMILY SERVICE OF NAPA VALLEY
(707) 255-0966
www.familyservicenapa.org
709 Franklin Street, Napa 94559
Affordable counseling to people of all ages in Napa County. Housing and case management
services to adults with mental disabilities in both transitional and permanent settings, schoolbased counseling, mental health services tailored to meet the needs of older adults, including
home visits. In home crisis support for Napa County residents with up to 30 days of intensive
case management services, animal assisted therapy using specially trained dogs, support
group facilitation for partner organizations, collaboration and coordination with other service
providers.
FARMWORKER CENTERS
Calistoga Farmworker Center
(707) 942-9279
3996 North St. Helena Hwy, Calistoga 94515
Mondavi Farmworker Center
(707) 265-7629
5589 Silverado Trail, Napa 94558
River Ranch Farmworker Center
(707) 963-7496
1109 Silverado Trail, St. Helena 94574
HOUSING AUTHORITY, CITY OF NAPA
(707) 257-9543
www.cityofnapa.org/housing
1115 Seminary Street, Napa 94559
Low income housing assistance programs. HUD Section 8. Spanish speaking staff available.
NAPA VALLEY COMMUNITY HOUSING
(707) 253-6140
www.nvch.org
5 Financial Plaza, Suite 200, Napa 94558
Develops affordable housing to Napa’s low and moderate income residents.
SAMARITAN FAMILY CENTER
(707) 253-6145
www.canv.org
2521 Old Sonoma Road, Napa 94559
Emergency shelter for families. Spanish speaking staff available. M-F 9-5 PM.
SOUTH NAPA SHELTER
(707) 299-1739
100 Hartle Court, Napa 94559
A facility for clean & sober individuals 18 & older that has two primary goals for its guests –
increasing income & securing sustainable housing. We help them achieve those goals through
weekly coaching/case management, requiring that they volunteer at the center and in the
community, by providing the tools and encouragement to succeed.
SHELTER / HOUSING
HOPE RESOURCE CENTER
(707) 259-8133
www.canv.org
1301 4th Street, Napa 94559
Drop-in facility that provides basic services such as showers, restrooms, mail, phones and
laundry for homeless adults throughout the day. Hours: 8:00 a.m. – 4:15 p.m. 7 days a week.
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION
AMERICAN CANYON TRANSIT (THE DUCK)
(707) 557-7557
www.nctpa.net
720 Jackson St, Napa 94558
Fixed route & door-to-door within American Canyon & portions of Vallejo. No weekend service.
AMTRAK
(800) 872-7245
Regional rail service from Sacramento to San Jose with bus service to San Francisco.
COUNTY TAXI COMPANIES:
NAPA VALLEY CAB
YELLOW CAB
BLACK TIE TAXI
NORTHBAY TAXI
(707) 257-6444
(707) 226-3731
(707) 259-1000
(707) 257-6200
GREYHOUND
625 Burnell St, Napa 94559
(800) 229-9424 Spanish (800) 531-5332
Bus service available by taking VINE Route 10 to Vallejo.
LAKE COUNTY TRANSIT
English: (707) 263-3334 Spanish: (707) 994-3334 www.laketransit.org
Route 3: Clearlake to Calistoga to Deer Park. Weekday service from Lake County to St.
Helena and Santa Rosa.
NAPA VALLEY TRANSIT (VINE), NAPA
DOWNTOWN TROLLEY, ST. HELENA VINE, CALISTOGA HANDYVAN,
(707) 251-2800
www.nctpa.net
625 Burnell St, Napa 94559
Bus service for Napa Valley. Provides information on transportation options in Napa County
and Bay Area. Includes the VINE, Downtown Napa Trolley, Calistoga HandyVan, St. Helena
VINE, Yountville Shuttle, American Canyon Transit Shuttle (The Duck), Vine Go Paratransit,
and Taxi Scrip Program. Spanish speaking staff available.
SOLANO NAPA COMMUTER INFO
(800) 535-6883
Provides commute alternatives and information for carpools and vanpools. Maintains a list for
potential carpooling.
ALPHA PREGNANCY CLINIC
(707) 254-8871
www.rupregnant.org
2045 Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
Provides FREE and CONFIDENTIAL pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, STD testing, counseling,
parent classes, prenatal care, after pregnancy care, and reproductive awareness to people
facing decisions regarding their sexual health or an unplanned pregnancy.
BIRTHRIGHT OF NAPA
(707) 255-6111
www.birthright.org
1447 Fourth Street, Suite B, Napa 94559
Emergency and support services for any woman who is pregnant or has a young child. Free
pregnancy testing; support in carrying the child to term. Provides a lending program for
maternity and baby clothes.
OLE WOMEN’S HEALTH PROGRAM
(707) 252-6541
www.olehealth.org
1141 Pear Tree Lane, Suite 100, Napa 94558
Prenatal care, obstetrical referrals, nutrition, health ed. & counseling: Medi-Cal eligible women.
NAPA EMERGENCY WOMEN’S SERVICES (NEWS)
(707) 252-3687 - 24 hour Crisis Line (707) 255-NEWS (6397)
www.napanews.org or info@napanews.org
1141 Pear Tree Lane, Suite 220, Napa 94558
Programs for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault including court advocacy,
transitional housing, and children exposed to domestic violence and emergency shelter.
NEW BEGINNINGS
(707) 253-3451
www.adulted.nvusd.k12.ca.us
1600 Lincoln Avenue, Napa 94558
Courses for high school/college graduation for pregnant or parenting teens, childcare for
enrolled students. No fee.
ST. HELENA WOMEN’S CENTER
(707) 253-1135
935 Trancas St, Napa, 94558
Health care & education for pregnant women with Medi-Cal and other PPO’s.
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
See HEALTH SERVICES/ COUNSELING for contact information
THE WOMEN’S DIAGNOSTIC CENTER OF ST. HELENA HOSPITAL
(707) 963-1912
821 South St. Helena Highway, Suite 204, St. Helena 94574
Provides mammography and bone density testing.
WOMEN’S SERVICES
WOMEN’S SERVICES
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
AFTER CLASS ENRICHMENT (ACE)
(707) 253-6942
Our middle school-aged After School programs operate at 4 school sites across Napa County,
Harvest, Redwood, Silverado, and Calistoga Jr/Sr. The ACE Program (After Class Enrichment)
aims to enhance the educational, social and safety needs of students through a community
collaborative that provides academic support and enrichment activities bridging the school day
with the after school hours. ACE operates from the end of the school day until 6 P.M., five days
a week.Students engage in literacy development, math and science activities, communitybuilding, service learning projects, and enrichment activities. Additionally, ACE operates a
Before School program at Silverado, Redwood, and Harvest from 6:30-8:00 a.m.
AMERICAN CANYON PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT
(707) 648-7275
www.cityofamericancanyon.org
100 Benton Way, American Canyon 94503
Summer camps, sports leagues, classes and more for youth and adults.
ANGWIN COMMUNITY TEEN CENTER MISSION
NAPA VALLEY YOUTH ADVOCACY CENTER
(707) 888-7557
www.NVYAC.org
P.O. Box 137, St. Helena 94574
Program helps to build the mental and emoti8onal well-being of youth through service
opportunities, teaching and mentoring.
ARTS COUNCIL NAPA VALLEY
(707) 257-2117
www.artscouncilnapavalley.org
P.O. Box 2782, Napa 94558
Enriches the lives of greater Napa community through arts and culture. ACNV advances the
arts in Napa County through diverse cultural programs and community services responding to
our three core initiatives: Cultural Marketing, Art in Public Spaces, and Arts in Education.
BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF THE NORTH BAY
(707) 258-6346
www.bbbsnorthbay.org
190 Camino Oruga, Suite 4, Napa 94558
One-on-one youth mentoring organization with programs serving all of Napa County.
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF NAPA VALLEY
(707) 255-8866
www.thepositiveplace.org
1515 Pueblo Avenue, Napa 94559
After school and holiday and summer program for children ages 6-18 at school campuses and
clubhouses in Napa and American Canyon. Spanish- speaking staff available.
CALSERVES EXPANDED LEARNING
(707) 253-6039
www.calserves.org/programs/after-school/
The CalSERVES Expanded Learning Tutoring program targets 2,000 students in both Napa
and Sonoma Counties. Students participate in small group Literacy and STEM tutoring to help
them achieve academically. Students in need of the most intensive support are referred to
tutoring with an AmeriCorps Tutor and they meet daily for 30 minutes, allowing students the
time needed to build strong connections with their tutor and expand their skills.
CITY OF CALISTOGA, COMMUNITY RESOURCE DEPARTMENT
(707) 942-2838
www.ci.calistoga.ca.us
1745 Washington Street, Suite 201 Calistoga 94515
Activities Available: recreational sports, exercise classes, martial arts, youth & teen after
school activities, art classes, summer day camp, specialty sport camps, youth leagues, senior
activities and events, community events.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES DEPARTMENT-CITY OF NAPA (PARKS & RECREATION)
(707) 257-9529
www.naparec.com
1850 Soscol Avenue, Napa 94559
Programs for all ages including sports, day camps, art, dance, drama and much more.
Scholarships may be available
COOL SCHOOL
(707) 265-2781
www.napacoe.org/programs-schools-districts/after-school-programs/
The elementary-aged After School programs operate at 3 school sites across Napa, including
Snow, Shearer and Phillips elementary schools. COOL School creates after school
environments that foster success and provides a safe and healthy place for children from the
end of the school day until 6 P.M., five days a week. Students engage in literacy development,
math and science activities, community-building, service learning projects, and enrichment
activities.
HOWELL MOUNTAIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
(707) 965-2423
www.hmesd.k12.ca.us
525 White Cottage Road North, Angwin 94508
The after school program runs every day that school is in session, from the last bell of the day
until 6pm. Offerings range from iPad classes and homework club to archery and legos.
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF ST. HELENA & CALISTOGA
(707) 963-8944
www.bgcshc.org
1420 Tainter Street, St. Helena 94574
Provides after-school and summer programs for school age children in grades 1 -12. Activities
occur in the areas of: Character and Leadership Development; Education; Health and Life
Skills; The Arts; Sports, Fitness, and Recreation. Similar programs are also provided in
Calistoga.
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
MUSIC CONNECTION
(707) 259-8565
2425 Jefferson Street, Room 103, Napa 94558
Connects students and music together by supporting teachers and students of the Napa Valley
Unified School District’s Music Programs. A program of the Napa Valley Unified Education
Foundation.
NAPA COUNTY AFTER SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP
(707) 265-2781
www.napacoe.org
Collaboration between Napa County Office of Education, school districts, principals and
program partners to provide quality after school programs for the students of Napa County.
Programs operate daily after school until 6:00 PM, and are open at no/low-cost for all students.
Call our offices to check out program sites.
NAPA COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION
(707) 253- 6810
www.napacoe.org
2121 Imola Avenue, Napa 94559
Napa County Office of Education is an educational resource for all Napa County School
Districts offering a broad range of student services in response to changing community needs,
supporting and collaborating with local school districts, and to disseminating research-based
best practices to educators locally and statewide.
LGBTQ CONNECTION
(707) 251-9432
www.lgbtqconnection.org
780 Lincoln Avenue, Napa 94559
The Project's work involves engaging the community to help design and advance the initiative,
developing quality programming for LGBTQ youth and older adults, increasing the capacity of
organizations to better serve LGBTQ people and serving as the area's LGBTQ headquarters.
NAPA VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT - AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
(707) 253-3959
www.nvusd.k12.ca.us
2425 Jefferson Street, Napa 94559
Child care from 7:30-5:30 as well as before and after school care, 7:30-8:30am and 2:303:30pm.
SHERIFF'S ACTIVITIES LEAGUE (SAL)
(707) 224-5005
www.countyofnapa.org
The Sheriff's Activities League operates a free fitness center and boxing gym at its facility on
the grounds of Napa State Hospital. Monday-Friday, 2-7pm. Napa County students ages 8-18.
SAL also provides seasonal wrestling and soccer programs.
ST. HELENA CITY RECREATION DEPARTMENT
(707) 967-2792
www.cityofsthelena.org
1480 Main Street, St. Helena 94574
Provides youth classes and camps, Teen Lead Action Team, St. Helena Prevention
Partnership on Youth Substance Abuse.
VOICES (Voice Our Independent Choices for Emancipation Support)
(707) 251-9432
www.voicesyouthcenter.org
780 Lincoln Avenue, Napa 94559
Provides services and resources to support the successful transition of foster, probation and
group home youth in Napa County, ages 16-24, to healthy, safe, productive and independent
adulthood.
YOUNTVILLE PARK AND RECREATION
(707) 944-8712
www.townofyountville.com
6516 Washington Street, Yountville 94574
We provide healthy lifestyle promoting activities, classes, services and sports for all ages and
interests. We also oversee the Yountville Community Pool, Yountville Parks and the Yountville
Community Center.
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
ST. HELENA TEEN CENTER
(707) 968-9222
www.ci.st-helena.ca.us or teencenter@cityofsthelena.org
1574 Railroad Avenue, St. Helena 94574
Provides after school drop-in activities for middle school students during school year and day
camps during summer.
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
Report Bullying Anonymously
Tip411 is a program that provides a simple
and anonymous way for students to report
incidents of bullying and cyberbullying, as
well as other risky behaviors such as drugs,
alcohol, suicide threats, and weapons.
YOUTH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
STAND UP
SPEAK OUT
STOP BULLYING