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Chapter 3: Homeless Population and Current Service Capacity Homeless Multi-Service Centers in Alameda County BOSS South County Homeless Project Hayward Berk. Emergency Food & Housing Proj Berkeley Berkeley Drop-In Center Berkeley Multi-Agency Service (MASC) Women's Daytime Drop-In Center Berkeley Berkeley Berkeley A Friendly Place Fred Finch Youth Center Henry Robinson Multi-Service Ctr Mentally Disabled Homeless People. Daytime drop in, weekdays. Women, Men, children. Day tune and evening drop in Social Center (2 different sites), weekdays. Day time. Past or current mental health patients or at risk of becoming mental health patient, weekdays. Daytime. Homeless Individuals and Families, weekdays. Daytime, weekdays + Saturdays. Women and children. Oakland Homeless women. Daytime, weekdays. Oakland Afternoons, M-Thurs. Runaway and homeless youth. Oakland Homeless families and children. Oakland Independence Support Ctr. Oakland Source: Homebase, ESN 1996 Resottrce Guide. Mobile Services and Street-based Outreach Programs Health Care for the Homeless County-wide Community Crisis Response Team County-wide Ciri~ of Berkeley Homeless Outreach Team Berkeley Building Opportunities for Sell=SutFiciency Community Organizing Team (BOSS COT) Fred Finch Youtl- Center Primarily Berkeley and Oakland Primarily Oakland Mentally disabled. dually diagnosed homeless and those at risk. M-W, Fridays, daytime. Health care, food, transportation. housing assistance. medical and dental services Mental health services on an on-call basis to people in crisis, shelter and treatment referrals Referrals and assistance obtaining services and shelter Referrals to services and community organizing activities Outreach to runaway and homeless youth Alameda County-Wide Homeless Continuum of Care Plan: April 1997 43