Resource Card
Hello, we are so glad that you found this link. We aim to provide you with a helpful and direct pathway to support. If you do not see a resource that fits your needs, call the UIHS Behavioral Health Department mainline at (707) 825-5060.
Emergencies: call 9-1-1
Native Domestic Violence Services
Humboldt Domestic Violence Services:
(707) 443-6042
Offers 24/7 support, individual counseling, restraining order assistance, accompaniment to court and other appointments, healing support groups, emergency shelter, resources and referrals
Bear River Rancheria DV Services
(707) 773-1900 Ext. 1326
The Bear River Band Tribal Victim Services Program envisions a place where Tribal Members have a dedicated, well-educated and efficient Multi-Disciplinary Team working for and with survivors to access services and resources to begin breaking the cycles of intergenerational trauma and restoring power to Indigenous peoples impacted by crime.
Through our MFT and Counseling Intern, we provide counseling services to adult and youth of the Wiyot Tribe who are victims, survivors, and transgressors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and crime.
Parenting Classes
RCRP Parenting Class
Annie Bone
(707) 445-0893 Ext. 360
Monthly classes held in Ukiah, Crescent City, Eureka, Lakeport and over Zoom
(707) 445-0893 Ext. 360
free 21 hour course on basic parenting skills around the ABC’s of behavior modification
Housing and Shelter Resources
(707) 633-6236 Ext. 1
Arcata House Partnership provides permanent housing, emergency shelter, case management, CalFresh outreach, and drop in services to individuals and families who are homeless and/or hungry in Humboldt County.
Betty Kwan Chinn Homeless Foundation
(707) 407-3833
To honor all of humanity by providing direct responses to immediate needs and helping the homeless achieve the dignity needed to return to society as contributing members.
Women’s Shelter: (707) 443-5016
The Women & Children’s Shelter provides a sober, structured environment with daily responsibilities and Bible study
Men’s Shelter: (707) 443-4551
The Men’s Shelter provides emergency housing, food and clothing to men as they make an effort to get back on their feet again
(707) 444-2273
Our House Shelter is a temporary housing program (maximum stay of 21 days) with the goal of family reunification. Ages 12-18 are eligible. Check other eligibility requirements.
Yurok Indian Housing Authority
(707) 482-1506
Services include rehabilitation programs, elder emergency assistance, rental programs for low rent and students, home ownership programs and weatherization.
(707) 268-1844
Supports community members experiencing homelessness in accessing vital community resources to obtain housing and employment.
Legal Resources
Legal Services of Northern California
(707) 445-0866
free quality legal services that empower the poor to identify and defeat the causes and effects of poverty.
Humboldt County Superior Court Self-Help Center
(707) 445-7256
Many common questions, including what forms you need are answered in this self-help division.
(707) 825-2712
We provide a variety of emergency, short term services
California Indian Legal Services
(707) 443-8397
Free and low-cost federal Indian legal services to California tribes, tribal organizations and Native American individuals. Eureka office serves Del Norte, Humboldt, and other Northern California counties.
(530) 625-4305
Fair, impartial, efficient and effective resolution of civil cases through the application of tribal law and community standards.
707) 444-0433
The court’s role is to protect the values of the people, to support the development of those values within each member of the community, and to ensure that the responsibility to protect Yurok traditions and traditional lands are carried out.
Victim Witness Assistance Program
(707) 445-7411
The D.A. Victim Witness Assistance Program provides the following services to victims of crime: crisis intervention, emergency assistance, case information and referral, case status, disposition and tracking information, court orientation, court escort and support, restraining order assistance, and assistance with applying and submitting California Victim of Crime Compensation applications for financial losses that occur due to crime.
Mental Health Resources
Lost Coast Family Therapy
Jennifer “Scully” Powell
(707) 502-6564
Please call to inquire about services for youth mental health counseling.
Native youth are offered one-on-one individual counseling, as well as other complementary programming including: Open and closed groups, youth leadership programs, equine therapy, and cultural programming. Additionally, family members are offered support and invited to participate in services when appropriate and indicated.
NCAMHP publishes a printed Clinical Membership Directory every two years and maintains an online directory (Mental Health Provider Directory).NCAMHP publishes a printed Clinical Membership Directory every two years and maintains an online directory (Mental Health Provider Directory).
Behavioral Health Counseling Clinic
(707) 441-3702
134 D St. Suite #301
Eureka, CA 95501
Provides mental health screening, assessment, referral, individual and collateral counseling and group therapy for eligible adults.
Transition-Age Youth Program (TAY)
(707) 476-4944
433 M St.
Eureka, CA 95501
Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays: 8:30am-10am and 1pm-4pm for drop-in.
The TAY Division includes Behavioral Health, Independent Living Skills (ILS), Extended Foster Care (EFC) and Humboldt County Transition-Age Youth Collaboration (HCTAYC).
The TAY Center is a drop-in space where young people ages 16-26 can access computers, clothing closet, and meet with a peer coach. TAY offers counseling, case management, peer support, workshops, transition age skills, youth leadership, advocacy and wellness activities. Each TAY program has specific eligibility criteria.
Remi Vista Community Counseling Services
(707) 268-8722
3960 Walnut Drive
Eureka, CA 95503
Services include group homes, school-based and clinic-based mental health services, wrap-around programs, supported living for developmentally disabled adults and affordable mental health counseling.
Nation’s Finest, Health Care for Homeless Veterans (HCHV)
(707) 442-4322
109 Fourth St.
Eureka, CA 95501
At the HCHV behavioral health program, Nation’s Finest employs a full-time clinician as well as a case manager to address some of the higher level needs clients may be facing including: substance use disorder, healthy relationships, anger management and communication skills.
Humboldt Senior Resource Center
Behavioral Health Services Program
(707) 443-9747
1910 California St.
Eureka, CA 95501
HSRC’s Behavioral Health Services provides a holistic approach to wellness for any adult age 55 or older who resides in Humboldt County and wishes to prioritize their emotional wellbeing. Numerous health plans and private pay are accepted. Office, home and telehealth setting options. Professional and self-referrals accepted. Call for more information.
Humboldt Family Service Center
(707) 443-7358
1802 California St.
Eureka, CA 95501
Variety of sponsored programs including substance use, gambling addiction, family violence and counseling services for both adults and children. Medi-Cal and other insurance accepted, and sliding fee scale is available. Clinical intake form available on website.
National 24-Hour Hotlines
If you are experiencing a crisis or having suicidal thoughts call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Call: 9-8-8
Text: 9-8-8
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Call: 1 (800) 799-7233
Text: Text “START” to 88788
National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1 (800) 656-4673
National Human Trafficking Hotline
Call: 1 (800) 373-7888
Text: 233733
Strong Hearts Native Helpline: 1 (844) 762-8483
The Trevor Project Hotline
Call: 1 (866) 488-7386
Text: Text “START” to 678-678