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Fresno County
Contact | Phone Number | Address | Website |
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Fresno County Bar Association | (559) 264-0137 | 2444 Main Street, Suite 125, Fresno, CA 93721 | |
Attorney Search Network | 1 (800) 215-1190 | ||
Tenants Together | 1-888-495-8020 | ||
CCLS Housing Clinic | 1130 "O" St Fresno CA 93721 | ||
Housing for Madera | (559) 674-5671 | 126 N B St, Madera, CA 93638 | |
Adult Protective Services | (559) 255-3383 | 2025 E. Dakota Ave.,Fresno Ca 93726 | |
Public Defenders office | (559) 600-3546 | 2220 Tulare St Ste 300, Fresno, CA 93721 | |
District Attorney's Office | (559) 600-3141 | 2220 Tulare St Ste 1000, Fresno, CA 93721 | |
Department of Social Services | (559) 600-1377 | 2135 Fresno Street, ste.100 | |
Domestic Abuse Victims' Services/Shelters | |||
Marjaree Mason | (559) 237-4706 (559)-233-4357 24 hotline | 1600 "M" Street, Fresno, CA 93721 | |
Centro La Familia | 559-237-2961 | 302 Fresno St., Suite 102, Fresno, CA 93706 | |
Self Help Center at the courthouse | (559) 457-2100 or (866) 665-2345 | ||
Community Housing Council (Foreclosures) | 559-221-6919 | 2560 W. Shaw Ln #101 Fresno CA | |
Emergency Housing | |||
Evangel Home | 264-4714 | ||
Homeless assistance Program Povellero House / Map Point (Multi-Agency Access Program) | 559-498-6988 | 412 F. St. Fresno, CA 93706 open till 6pm. | |
Naomi's House (Female's Only) | 559-443-1531 | 445 F. St. #3410 Fresno, CA 93706 | |
PG&E Assistance | |||
EOC (Fresno Economic Opportunity Commision) | 263-1135 | 1371 Stanislaus St. Fresno, Ca 93706 | |
Center for New Americans | 559-255-8395 | 4879 E Kings Canyon Rd, Fresno, CA 93727 | |
Centro La Famila | 559-237-2961 | 24 & 48 hour notices | |
Guardianship Workshop | (559) 457-1888 | 1130 "O" St. Fresno, CA 93721 3rd Floor | |
Family Law Facilitators | (559) 457-2100 | 1130 "O" St #104, Fresno CA 93721 | |
Fresno County Public Law Library | (559) 600-2227 | 1100 Van Ness Ave, Suite 600 | |
Community food Bank | (559) 237-3663 | 4010 E Amendola Dr, Fresno, CA 93725 | |
Catholic Charitites | (559) 237-0851 | 149 N Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93701 | |
Human Trafficking | |||
Centro La Famila | Phone:(559) 237-2961 | Address: 302 Fresno St Suite 102, Fresno, CA 93706 | |
ACLU of Northern California | P.O. Box 188, Fresno, CA 93707 | ||
California Rural Legal, Assistance Foundationation, (CRLAF) | 559-486-6278 | 2377 W. Shaw Avenue Suite 204, Fresno, CA 93728 www.crlaf.org | www.crlaf.org |
Central California Legal Services (CCLS) | 559-570-1243 | 2115 Kern St., Fresno, CA 93721 | |
Centro Binacional para elDesarrollo Indígena Oaxaqueño(CBDIO) | 559-499-1178 | 744 N Abby St., Fresno, CA 93701 | |
Kids in Need of Defenses (KIND) | 559-240-4184 | 550 W. Shaw Avenue, Suite 240, Room 10, Fresno CA 93710 | |
Legal Aid at Work | Based in San Francisco but holds a legal clinic in Fresno every third Tuesday of the month. Worker's Rights Clinic Phone Consultations ONLY: 866-864-8208 | 2115 Kern St., Fresno, CA 93721 | |
Centro La Familia Advocacy Services | 559-237-2961 | 302 Fresno St., Suite 102, Fresno, CA 93706 www.centrolafamilia.org | www.centrolafamilia.org |
CRLA-FRESNO | 559-441-8721 | 3747 E Shields Ave, Fresno, CA 93726 | |
California Rural Legal, Assistance Foundationation, (CRLAF) | 1921 N. Gateway Blvd., Ste. 102, Fresno, Ca 93727 | ||
ACLU of Northern California | (415)621-2488 | P.O. Box 188, Fresno, CA 93707 | |
39 Drumm St, San Francisco, CA 94111 | |||
Mexican Consulate | (559) 233-9770 | ||
UFW (United Farm Workers Foundation) | (559) 496-0700 | FRESNO, CA2409 Merced St., Suite 103, Fresno, CA93721 | |
Services Immigrant Rights & Education Network (SIREN) | 559-840-0005 | 2904 N. Blackstone Street, Suite 202, Fresno, CA 93703 www.siren-bayarea.org | www.siren-bayarea.org |
San Joaquin College of Law (New American Legal Clinic) | (559) 326-1553 | 901 5th St Clovis | |
El Concilio de Fresno Immigration Project | (559) 485-0679 | 1435 Fresno St #13, Fresno, CA 93706 | |
Faith in the Valley | 559-206-0151 | ariana@faithinthevalley.org | |
Fresno Immigrant Youth in Action (FIYA) | 559-387-7651 | www.wearefiya.org | |
Education & LeadershipFoundation (ELF) | 559-291-5428 | 4290 E. Ashlan Ave., Fresno, CA 93726Office: (559) 291-5428Fax: (559) 291-5927info@education-leadership.orgwww.education-leadership.org | |
Mi Familia Vota | (559) 473-6096 | 5228 E. Pine Ave., Fresno, Ca 93727 | |
New American Legal Clinic atSan Joaquin College of Law(NALC) | 559-326-1553 | 901 5th StreetClovis, CA 93612 | |
Proteus, Inc. | 1-888-776-9998 | www.proteusinc.org | |
Daca Issues | CBDIO 559-499-1178 | ||
Rental/Utility Assistance | |||
(559) 233-0139 | 1854 Fulton St Fresno 93721 | ||
United Way | 211 | ||
Parlier | (559) 646-3545 | ||
CRLA-MADERA | (559) 674-5671 | 126 N B St, Madera, CA 93638 | |
Fresno Small Claims | 1130 "O" St #104, Fresno, CA 93721 | ||
(559) 457-2174 | |||
Social Security Office | 1-800-772-1213 | ||
Robert Ishikawa (SSI) | (559) 432-9600 | ||
Jeff Milam (SSI) | 1-800-439-8653 | 330 N Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93701 | |
Melissa Proudian (SSI) | 1-800-655-8212 | ||
Traffic Superior Court | (559) 457-1700 | 2317 Tuolumne Street Fresno 93721 | |
Child Protective Services | (559)600-6400 (559)-600-8320 hotline | 1404 L St. Fresno St. 93721 | |
Mental Health- NAMI | 559-224-2469 | 7545 N Del Mar Ave # 105, Fresno, CA 93711 | |
Mental Health through Medi-Cal | 1-800-654-3937 | ||
Fresno Code Enforcement | (559) 621-8400 | 2600 Fresno St. 3rd Flr., Fresno, CA 93721 | |
Fresno Better Business Bureau | Phone:(800) 675-8118 | 2600 W Shaw lane, Fresno CA 93711 | |
Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission | (559) 263-1000 | 1920 Mariposa Mall #300, Fresno, CA 93721 | |
Department of Fair Employment and Housing | Phone: (800) 884-1684 | ||
(916) 478-7251 | 2218 Kausen Drive, # 100, Elk Grove, CA 95758 | ||
(559) 244-4760 | 1320 E. Shaw Avenue # 150, Fresno, CA 93710 | ||
CONSUMER AFFAIRS | (800) 952-5210 | ||
Labor Commission | 770 Shaw Ave # 315, Fresno, CA 93710(559) 244-5340 | ||
Division of Environmental Health | (559) 600-3357 FAX (559) 600-7629 | 1221 Fulton Mall, 3rd Floor P. O. Box 11867, Fresno CA 93775-1867 | |
Health cases for undoc children | CBDIO 559-499-1178 | 744 N Abby St, Fresno, CA 93701 | |
Veterans Services | |||
San Joaquin Valley Vets (WestCare) | (559) 255-8838 | ||
VA Homeless Program | 1 (877) 424-3838 | ||
Fair Housing Council of Central California Fresno | (559) 244-2950 | 333 W Shaw Ave # 14, Fresno, CA 93704 | |
211 UNITED WAY | 559-244-5710 | http://www.valley211.org/home/ | |
CSET | 559-732-4194 | ||
Mariposa County Resource Information | Updated 10/14/16, verified some by Cher | ||
IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION for Mariposa County is now on wallet-sized business cards FREE from the Health Department, Pioneer Market and Mariposa Library. | |||
911 – Police, fire and medical emergency | |||
209-966-3615 Mariposa County Sheriff | |||
1-888-966-1133 local health and emergency safety news | |||
209-966-3631 John C. Fremont Hospital: emergency medical | |||
209-966-7000 Human Services: 24/7 crisis hotline, mental health, child and adult abuse referrals | |||
1-888-506-5991: 24/7 suicide prevention counseling | |||
209-966-5315 Senior Community Center: lunch, meal delivery, outreach, programs, assistance, transportation, Veterans | |||
209-966-2140 Library: tutoring, adult education, computer training, AARP Tax Aide, Internet, WIFI, Seed Bank | |||
209-966-3643 Job Connection: FREE employment services | |||
209-966-2350 Mountain Crisis Services: 24/7 hotline support, counseling and advocacy to prevent abuse, bullying, violence, or sexual assault | |||
209-966-2211 Mariposa Safe Families: alcohol, drug and child abuse prevention and resource center | |||
209-742-7985 Manna House: FREE groceries | NOTE: unverified | ||
Rehabilitation Centers In Fresno County | |||
WestCare California MLK | 559-265-4800 | 2772 Martin L. King Jr. Blvd, Fresno, CA 93706 | |
Fresno New Connection | 559-248-1548 | 4411 N. Cedar Ave. #108 Fresno, CA 93726 | |
Heritage House: alcohol and drug prevention support center | 209-966-7770 | ||
209-742-5821 Road House: mental health wellness center | |||
209-742-4256 Ethos: youth drop in center | |||
209-966-7433 RIDE: One-stop county-wide transportation information | |||
209-966-2000 Human Services: mental health services, drug and alcohol abuse services, Child Welfare and Adult Protective Services, In-home Supportive Services, Welfare-to-Work program. Eligibility for cash assistance, medical coverage, CALFresh food stamps, Weatherization and Energy Assistance | |||
209-966-3689 Health Department: testing for HIV, STD, TB, pregnancy. Immunizations, Family Planning, Smart Start (parents & baby support services) CCS, Dental Health for children 0-6, Child Health and Disability Prevention, S.A.F.E. program, Public Health Emergency Services | |||
209-532-6272 Agency on aging | NOTE: unverified | ||
Mariposa Housing Authority Sect. 8 | 5100 Bullion St. Mariposa, CA 95338 | 209-966-3222 (Sect 8 Housing) | |
Family Law Facilitator | 5092 Jones St. Mariposa, CA 95338 | 209-966-5320 (Family & divorce) | |
Mariposa Self-Help Center | 5060 Bullion st. Mariposa, CA 95338 | 209-9661600 (Family & divorce) |
Tulare County
Tulare County Resource Table
Merced County
Merced County Resource Table
Mariposa County
Mariposa County Resource Table
Kings County
Kings County Resource Table
Tuolumne County
Tuolumne County Resource Table
Health Referral Resources
Health Resource Table
Our Service Areas
Central California Legal Services helps people get health care: we contact insurance companies, and doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers, to make sure they give patients essential treatment as the law requires. We represent people who are being harassed or sued for medical debt, working with the debt collectors or going to court as needed. CCLS also helps with Medi-Cal (including Medi-Cal Estate Recovery), Medicare, and Covered California issues. Get more information by calling our Health Consumer Center at 1-800-675-8001, ext. 1271 or find health resources at LawHelpCA.org and HealthConsumer.org.
Central California Legal Services helps families avoid homelessness, and protects their right to safe and decent housing. We help tenants in disputes with their landlords, and we bring cases to ensure local governments follow the law to make sure there is enough decent housing for low-income residents. Low-income Fresno County tenants (and landlords too) can receive legal information and help with eviction documents at the Fresno Superior Court, B.F. Sisk Courthouse, every Tuesday and Thursday. Get more information by calling our Legal Advice Line at 1-800-675-8001 or find housing resources at LawHelpCA.org.
Central California Legal Services helps victims escape domestic violence or abuse, and get back on their feet financially. We help survivors of human trafficking with legal services and referrals, and where appropriate, immigration relief through T-Visas. We meet with victims confidentially. We help them obtain and renew restraining orders, and we provide in-court representation in some cases. We also help families care for children whose parents cannot make daily decisions for them: in two free Guardianship Workshops a month, staff explains the court process, reviews forms, answers general questions, and can provide one-on-one assistance to qualified litigants. Get more information about any of these services by calling our Legal Advice Line at 1-800-675-8001 or find family resources at LawHelpCA.org.
Central California Legal Services helps struggling families to keep their heat and electricity on. We negotiate affordable payment plans with utility companies, help people respond to “past due” and “shut-off” notices, and make sure that consumers are enrolled in all energy savings and benefits programs for which they are eligible. We also help non-English-speaking clients understand their telephone and cellphone service bills—including service “bundles” and “promotional pricing” schemes—and help them to dispute improper charges. Get more information by calling our Legal Advice Line at 1-800-675-8001 or find utility resources at LawHelpCA.org.
Central California Legal Services helps workers with disputes about wages, overtime pay and unemployment insurance. At our monthly Workers’ Rights Clinic, our volunteer attorneys offer free one-on-one consultations to workers with wage claims, or who are experiencing job-related harassment, retaliation, or wrongful termination. The Clinic is held every third Tuesday at 6:00pm in our Fresno office. Individuals can also participate via video teleconference from our Visalia and Merced offices. Get more information by calling our Legal Advice Line at 1-800-675-8001 or find employment resources at LawHelpCA.org.
Central California Legal Services provides many types of services for people age 60 and older. We protect them from physical and financial abuse, giving legal information and advice to seniors and caregivers, referring seniors to other service providers, and in some cases representing seniors in court proceedings. We prepare important documents for older clients, to make sure their wishes are known and followed, such as Financial and Medical Powers of Attorney, and Advance Healthcare Directives. We also help seniors who are victims of unfair business and debt collection practices, including high-pressure energy efficiency or other home improvement contracts. We offer free legal advice to eligible individuals, and may provide free legal representation in some cases. Get more information by calling our Legal Advice Line at 1-800-675-8001 or find seniors resources at LawHelpCA.org.
Central California Legal Services offers two free monthly legal clinics for eligible veterans. In one clinic we help veterans with simple estate planning, to make sure their wishes are known and followed. In the other clinic, we help veterans rejoin the workforce by expunging criminal records. Schedule an appointment by calling (559) 487-5660 or find veterans resources at LawHelpCA.org.
Central California Legal Services helps crime victims apply for certain types of immigration relief, including U-Visas and T-Visas. We also help qualified Lawful Permanent Residents (green card holders) apply for United States citizenship. Get more information by calling our Legal Advice Line at 1-800-675-8001 or find immigration resources at LawHelpCA.org.
Central California Legal Services helps families get, and keep, public benefits such as Social Security and SSI, Disability, CalWorks, Calfresh, General Assistance, Unemployment, and In-Home Supportive Services. We give legal advice about benefits issues, and we represent people who have applied for benefits but were denied, and people facing “overpayment” issues. Get more information by calling our Legal Advice Line at 1-800-675-8001 or find benefits resources at LawHelpCA.org.