Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) Community Resources
verywellmind.com

Anxiety & Depression Association of America
adaa.org

Black Mental Health Alliance
blackmentalhealth.com

California Hope (CalHope)
(833) 317-4673 (HOPE)/calhope.org

Campobello Chemical Dependency Treatment Center in Santa Rosa
campobello.org (800) 805-1833

Catholic Charities USA
catholiccharitiesusa.org

HMC HealthWorks
Northern Calif.: (877) 845-7440
Southern Calif.: (800) 461-9179
hmchealthworks.com

Jewish Family & Children’s Services – Counseling & Mental Health
www.jfcs.org

Kroger Well Being Assistant
(800) 547-1442

Kaiser Mental Health Services
Northern CA: (800) 390-3503
Southern CA: (800) 900-3277
kaiserpermanente.org

LatinX Community Resources
verywellmind.com

LGBTQ+ Community Resources
lgbtcenters.org

Mental Health America
mhanational.org

Mental Health Coalition
thementalhealthcoalition.org

Mental Health Services Division (MHSD)
www.dhcs.ca.gov

Mormon Mental Health Association
mormonmentalhealthassoc.org

Muslim Community Resources
muslimmentalhealth.com

National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
nami.org / (800) 950-6264

National Domestic Violence Hotline
thehotline.org / (800) 799-SAFE (7233)

National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
nimh.nih.gov

RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline
https://www.rainn.org/resources / (800) 656-4673

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
suicidepreventionlifeline.org / 9-8-8

Native American Resources
ihs.gov/dbh

Rape Counseling
rapecrisis.com/counseling

State of California – Department of Health Care Services
Mental Health Services Division (MHSD)
www.dhcs.ca.gov

The Trevor Project (LGBTQ Young Adults)
https://www.thetrevorproject.org / (866) 488-7386

Veterans’ Resources
va.gov/health-care/health-needs-conditions/mental-health/
(800) 273-8255

Women’s Resources
womenshealth.gov/mental-health

Youth Resources
youth.gov/youth-topics/youth-mental-health

Sunrise at Campobello

Innovative treatment center for chemical dependency helps find tools to build new lives

Joe tucked away his phone, beaming. His joy was palpable. “I just heard I’m a grandfather. Can you believe it? There is so much I’m going to give to this little boy. “The cycle of alcoholism stops with me! My father and grandfather didn’t know how, but I’m going to do right by my new grandson, you can be sure,” he said jubilantly.

And so it goes at Campobello, an innovative Chemical Dependency Treatment Center nestled in the Sonoma County farmlands.

In an idyllic atmosphere, drug addicts give up their stash, alcoholics go on the wagon and people discover themselves, sometimes for the first time.