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Access & Crisis Line – San Diego

Crisis HotlineCounselingSubstance Abuse

Suicide prevention and crisis intervention 24/7
San Diego
CA 92101, US
https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/hhsa/programs/bhs/ACL.html
888-724-7240
California Youth Crisis Line

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
Orange
CA 92866, US
www.calyouth.org
800-843-5200
Center for Community Solutions

CounselingCrisis HotlineShelter

Our shelters provide safe housing for adults and children escaping violence
Multiple Locations
San Diego, CA 92101, US
www.ccssd.org
858-272-5777
Community Action Partnership – San Bernardino

ClothingCrisis HotlineFinancial AidFood

Lists different food pantries in San Bernardino
696 S. Tippecanoe Ave.
San Bernardino, CA 92408, US
www.capsbc.org
909-723-1581
Dial 9-1-1

Crisis Hotline

Emergency Hotline
Nationwide
Orange, CA 92866, US
911
Dial 9-1-1

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
Nationwide
San Bernardino, CA 92401, US
911
Dial 9-1-1

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
Nationwide
Riverside, CA 92501, US
911
Dial 9-1-1

Crisis Hotline

Emergency Hotline
Nationwide
Imperial, CA 92251, US
911
Dial 9-1-1

Crisis Hotline

Emergency Hotline
Nationwide
San Bernardino, CA 92866, US
911
Dial 9-8-8

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
Nationwide
San Bernardino, CA 92401, US
www.suicidePreventionLifeLine.org
988
Dial 9-8-8

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
Nationwide
Riverside, CA 92501, US
www.suicidePreventionLifeLine.org
988
Dial 9-8-8

Crisis Hotline

Suicide Hotline
Nationwide
Imperial, CA 92251, US
https://988lifeline.org
988
Dial 9-8-8

Crisis Hotline

Suicide Hotline
Nationwide
Orange, CA 92866, US
https://988lifeline.org
988
Dial 9-8-8

Crisis Hotline

Suicide Hotline
Nationwide
San Diego, CA 92866, US
https://988lifeline.org
988
East County Assist

CounselingCrisis HotlineFoodShelterMedicalSubstance Abuse

Services for people in East San Diego County
San Diego
CA 91942, US
www.ecassist.org
760-415-0009
Emergency Screening Unit

Crisis HotlineCounseling

Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
4309 Third Ave
San Diego, CA 92103, US
619-876-4502
Merrill Crisis Stabilization Unit

CounselingCrisis Hotline

If you do not have insurance, services may be free
14677 Merrill Ave.
Fontana, CA 92335, US
www.telecarcorp.com/merrill-center
951-643-2340
NAMI – San Bernardino

Crisis HotlineCounseling

National Alliance on Mental Illness
PO Box 7042
Redlands, CA 92374, US
www.namisb.org
855-845-7415
NAMI – San Diego

CounselingCrisis Hotline

National Alliance on Mental Illness
San Diego
CA 92101, US
www.namisandiego.org
619-543-1434 (9a-5p) / 619-295-1055 (3:30p-11:00p)
National Domestic Violence Hotline

Crisis HotlineMedicalLegal

Text START to 88788
San Diego
CA 92101, US
www.thehotline.org
800-799-7233
National Domestic Violence Hotline

Crisis HotlineMedicalLegal

Text START to 88788
Orange
CA 92868, US
www.thehotline.org
800-799-7233
National Domestic Violence Hotline

Crisis HotlineMedicalLegal

Text START to 88788
San Bernardino
CA 92401, US
www.thehotline.org
800-799-7233
National Domestic Violence Hotline

Crisis HotlineMedicalLegal

Text START to 88788
Riverside
CA 92501, US
www.thehotline.org
800-799-7233
National Human Trafficking Hotline

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
Imperial
CA 92251, US
www.humantraffickinghotline.org
888-373-7888
National Human Trafficking Hotline

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
San Diego
CA 92101, US
www.humantraffickinghotline.org
888-373-7888
National Human Trafficking Hotline

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
Orange
CA 92868, US
www.humantraffickinghotline.org
888-373-7888
National Human Trafficking Hotline

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
Riverside
CA 92501, US
www.humantraffickinghotline.org
888-373-7888
National Human Trafficking Hotline

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
San Bernardino
CA 92401, US
www.humantraffickinghotline.org
888-373-7888
Operation Safe House

CounselingCrisis HotlineShelter

If you do not have insurance, services may be free
9685 Hayes St.
Riverside, CA 92503, US
www.operationsafehouse.org
951-351-4428
Operation Safe House

CounselingCrisis HotlineShelterSubstance AbuseShelter

If you do not have insurance, services may be free
4509 Main St.
Riverside, CA 92501, US
www.operationsafehouse.org
951-369-4921
Option House

CounselingCrisis HotlineShelter

Office hours: M-F 8am-5pm
813 N. D Street #A
San Bernardino, CA 92401, US
www.optionhouseinc.com
909-353-1602
Rape Crisis Center

CounselingCrisis Hotline

Office hours 8am-5pm
1845 Chicago Ave. #A
Riverside, CA 92507, US
www.rarcc.org
951-686-7273
Riverside County MHUC

Crisis HotlineCounseling

Mental health urgent care
47915 Oasis St.
Indio, CA 92201, US
www.telecorp.com
760-863-8600
Shelter From the Storm

CounselingCrisis HotlineShelter

24 hour crisis line 800-775-6055
73550 Alessandro Dr.
Palm Desert, CA 92260, US
www.shelterfromthestorm.com
800-775-6055
Waymakers

ShelterCounselingCrisis Hotline

Serves 11 to 17rs old
Irvine
CA 92602, US
www.waymakersOC.org
714-714-0780
Windsor Crisis Stabilization Unit

CounselingCrisis Hotline

Open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day
1481 N. Windsor Dr.
San Bernardino, CA 92404, US
www.telecarcorp.com/windsor-center
909-361-6470
YMCA – San Diego

CounselingCrisis HotlineShelter

Hours: M-F 5:30am-8pm, Sat 8am-3pm, Sun 8am-1pm
Multiple Locations
San Diego, CA 92101, US
https://www.ymcasd.org
619-239-0355
Youth Crisis Assistance

Crisis Hotline

Youth can call or text 24/7
Riverside
CA 92115, US
www.calyouth.org
800-843-5200
Youth Crisis Assistance

Crisis Hotline

Youth can call or text 24/7
Orange
CA 92115, US
www.calyouth.org
800-843-5200
Youth Crisis Assistance

Crisis Hotline

Youth can call or text 24/7
San Bernardino
CA 92115, US
www.calyouth.org
800-843-5200
Youth Crisis Assistance

Crisis Hotline

Youth can call or text 24/7
San Diego
CA 92115, US
www.calyouth.org
800-843-5200
Youth Crisis Assistance

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
San Bernardino
CA 92401, US
www.calyouth.org
800-843-5200
Youth Crisis Assistance

Crisis Hotline

Crisis Hotline
Riverside
CA 92501, US
www.calyouth.org
800-843-5200
Youth Crisis Assistance

Crisis Hotline

Youth can call or text 24/7
Imperial
CA 92251, US
www.calyouth.org
800-843-5200
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Youth Crisis Assistance

Youth can call or text 24/7
Crisis Hotline

Imperial
CA 92251, US

800-843-5200www.calyouth.org

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VAWA – Path To Citizenship

  • VAWA for Abuse Victims
    • VAWA Self-petitions
      • Basic info about VAWA self-petitions
        • What is VAWA?
        • What do I have to prove to be able to file for a VAWA self-petition?
        • Can I get lawful permanent residence through VAWA self-petitioning?
        • Can I work legally if I file a VAWA self-petition?
        • Can family members be included in my self-petition?
        • Can men qualify for VAWA self-petitioning?
        • If I don’t qualify for a VAWA self-petition, are there other options?
        • If my self-petition is approved, what do I get?
      • Eligibility for VAWA self-petitions
        • Step 1: You must have one of the “qualifying relationships” to the person abusing you.
          • What relationships could qualify me for a VAWA self-petition?
          • If I am married to an abuser, do I qualify?
          • How can I prove that I got married in good faith?
          • Does a common law marriage count as being “married to” the abuser?
          • If I am married, can I still qualify as an “abused child”?
          • If I am the child or step-child of an abuser, do I qualify?
          • If I am the parent or step-parent of an abuser, do I qualify?
        • Step 2: You must prove that you were abused.
          • What type of abuse can qualify me for a self-petition?
          • What other requirements related to the abuse must I prove?
        • Step 3: You must show that you have “good moral character.”
          • What does it mean to have good moral character?
      • Applying for a VAWA self-petition
        • What will I need in order to apply for a VAWA self-petition?
        • Can I file for a VAWA self-petition if I am in another country?
        • Will I have to testify about the abuse or be interviewed by the government?
        • How long will it take for my VAWA self-petition to be decided?
        • What happens after my lawyer files my self-petition?
        • Am I protected from deportation while my VAWA self-petition is pending?
        • If I have been the victim of trafficking, should I apply for VAWA or for a T visa?
      • Getting lawful permanent residence through a VAWA self-petition
        • What are the “grounds of inadmissibility” and how can they affect my chances of getting lawful permanent residence?
        • If my self-petition is approved, when can I apply for lawful permanent residence (green card)?
        • Once I have permanent residency, when can I apply for my citizenship?
    • VAWA Battered Spouse or Child Waiver
      • Basic information and definitions
        • What is “conditional permanent residence”?
        • What is a battered spouse or child waiver? How do I know if I am eligible?
        • When do I apply for a battered spouse or child waiver?
        • If my spouse was already married to someone else when we got married, can I still qualify for a battered spouse waiver?
        • How can I prove that I got married in good faith?
        • How can I prove that I suffered battery or extreme cruelty?
        • Can the government tell the abuser about my battered spouse or child waiver application?
      • The process for getting a battered spouse or child waiver
        • What documents will I need in order to apply for a battered spouse or child waiver?
        • Will I have to testify about my application?
        • What happens after my lawyer files my battered spouse or child waiver?
        • How long will USCIS take to review my application?
        • If the battered spouse or child waiver is approved, what will my immigration status be?
        • If the battered spouse or child waiver is approved, how soon can I apply for citizenship?
    • VAWA Cancellation of Removal
      • What is VAWA cancellation of removal?
      • Who is eligible for VAWA cancellation of removal?
      • If the VAWA cancellation of removal is approved, what can I get?
  • U Visa for Crime Victims
    • Basic info and definitions
      • What is a U visa? How can it help me?
      • What crimes could qualify me for a U visa?
      • What are the requirements that I must meet to get a U visa?
      • After I apply for a U visa, when will I get a work permit and lawful permanent residence (a green card)?
      • When I apply for a U visa, can my family members also get U visas? What about a work permit and lawful permanent residence?
      • Aside from filing for my child as a derivative, what other immigration options may be available for my child?
    • Preparing to apply for a U visa
      • What needs to be included in my U visa petition?
      • How do I show that I am a “victim of a crime”? What is the difference between a direct and indirect victim?
      • How do I show that I suffered “substantial harm”?
      • How do I show that I was helpful to law enforcement?
      • Which government officials and agencies may be able to provide the law enforcement certification that is required?
      • What can I do if law enforcement refuses to sign the certification?
      • If my U.S. citizen child is a victim of a crime, can I (the undocumented parent) qualify for a U visa?
      • How much does it cost to apply for a U visa?
      • Can I apply for a U visa if I am in immigration court for deportation (“removal”) proceedings?
    • After you apply for a U visa
      • What legal status do I have while I am waiting for the government to review my U visa petition?
      • Can I get deported while I’m waiting for the government to review my U visa petition?
      • If my U visa petition gets approved, when can I get lawful permanent residence (a green card)?
      • If my U visa petition gets denied, will I be deported?
    • Possible barriers to getting a U visa
      • What are the grounds of inadmissibility? How can they affect me?
      • If I didn’t include my family members on my U visa petition, can I include them when I apply for lawful permanent residence?
      • Can I apply for a U visa from another country? What are the obstacles?
      • I think I may be eligible. Should I go to my local USCIS (Immigration) office?
      • Can I travel outside of the U.S. if my U visa petition is approved?
    • U visas and domestic violence
      • Can I get a U visa based on domestic violence? Does it matter if the abuser is undocumented or if we are not married?
      • If I have been the victim of domestic violence, should I apply for VAWA or for a U visa? What about a T visa?
      • I got U visa status based on a crime committed against me by my spouse but now we have gotten back together. Can I apply for a U visa for my spouse?
      • If I receive public benefits for myself or for my child, can I still get a U visa?
  • T Visa for Trafficking Victims
    • Basic information and definitions
      • What is trafficking and how does it relate to T visas?
      • Will I be deported if my T visa application is denied?
      • If I get put into deportation proceedings, can the judge grant me T visa status to allow me to stay in the U.S.?
      • How does USCIS determine if I am a victim of a “severe form of human trafficking”?
      • What does it mean to have “continued presence” Is it the same as having T visa status?
      • What is Labor-Based Deferred Action? Is it the same as having T visa status?
      • What is a bona fide determination? At what point in the T visa application process does it happen?
      • If I receive a positive bona fide determination, does that mean my T visa application will be approved?
      • What are the grounds of inadmissibility? How can they affect me?
    • Contacting law enforcement
      • If I think I am a victim of severe human trafficking, how do I contact law enforcement for help?
      • How do I prove that I contacted law enforcement?
    • Eligibility for T visa status
      • What must I prove to be eligible for T visa status?
      • I think I am eligible for a T visa. Will I definitely get one if I apply?
      • If I have been the victim of trafficking by an intimate partner or relative, should I apply for VAWA or for a T visa?
    • Proving your case: T visa requirements
      • Requirement 1: You are or have been the victim of a “severe form of trafficking”
      • Requirement 2: You have cooperated with or are excused from cooperating with reasonable requests from legal authorities.
      • Requirement 3: You are in the United States, a U.S. territory, American Samoa, or a port of entry of any of these because of human trafficking.
      • Requirement 4: You would suffer “extreme hardship involving unusual and severe harm” if removed or forced to leave.
    • Applying for a T visa
      • After I apply for a T visa, what are the documents that I will receive?
      • What needs to be included in my T visa application?
      • What do I need to know about the personal statement and corroboration included in my application?
      • What do I need to know about the law enforcement agency (LEA) declaration?
      • What do I need to know about the other forms and requirements for my application?
      • How much does it cost to apply for a T visa?
      • When I apply for a T visa, can I include my family members?
      • Do I need a lawyer to apply for a T visa or can I find the forms online?
      • Where do I send my T visa application?
    • After you have T visa status
      • How long does my T visa status last and what happens when it expires?
      • I have T visa status. Can I work legally in the U.S.?
      • Can I travel outside the U.S. after my T visa status is approved?
      • Now that I have T visa status, can I apply for permanent resident status?
      • What specific federally-funded benefits are available to me?
      • What steps do I need to take to get federal benefits that I am entitled to?
    • Additional information and where to get help
      • Where can I find more information on T visas?
      • Where can I find services and help for victims of trafficking?
  • Asylum
    • Basic information
      • What is asylum?
      • Who qualifies for asylum? Will being a victim of domestic or sexual violence qualify me?
      • What does “persecution” mean? How do I prove that the government was unable or unwilling to protect me from persecution?
      • Is being a woman enough to prove I am part of a “particular social group?”
      • If I plan on coming into the U.S. by crossing the border, how do I ask for asylum?
    • The asylum process
      • How do I apply for asylum? How long after arriving in the U.S. do I have to apply?
          • Can I request asylum if I am already in removal proceedings?
          • How important is it to have an attorney help me?
          • Will I get an interpreter if I don’t speak English?
          • What happens if they deny my asylum request?
        • Benefits of getting asylum
          • What are the benefits of asylum status?
          • Can my family members get asylum?
          • When and how can I become a lawful permanent resident if I have asylum status?
  • Refugee Status
    • Basic information and definitions
      • Am I eligible for refugee status? Where would I apply?
      • Can I apply for refugee status while I am in the U.S.?
      • What are “grounds of inadmissibility”?
    • Benefits of getting refugee status
      • What are the benefits of having refugee status?
      • How can my family members benefit from my refugee status?
      • How can I apply for lawful permanent residence once I am a refugee?

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