HERITAGE HOUSE NORTH
Program Director: Natasha Rudar
321 N. State College
714 687 . 0077
fax 687 . 0691
Heritage House North was an Early Action Program funded by Proposition 10 Tobacco Tax monies in Orange Counties. The facility began accepting clients in spring of 2000. Heritage House North has a static capacity of 44 beds for women and their infants and children. The six-month program provides needs assessment, case management and service linkage, individual and group counseling, peer support groups, substance abuse/HIV/STD/life skills education, parenting skills classes, and sober social activities for mothers and their children. On-site services also include educational/vocational development and job placement. Heritage House North employs a full-time children’s specialist to provide children’s recovery counseling.
STATISTICS: HERITAGE HOUSE NORTH
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TOTAL CLIENTS Women Boys Girls Completions Homeless
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97
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45 (46%)
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22 (23%)
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30 (31%)
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63 (65%)
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97 (100%)
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AGE
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# SERVED
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% *
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0-4
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37
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38%
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5-9
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12
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12%
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10-14
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03
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3%
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15-19
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03
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3%
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20-25
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13
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13%
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26-34
|
18
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19%
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35-44
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10
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10%
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45-54
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01
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1%
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ETHNICITY # SERVED %*
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|
African -American
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01
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1%
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|
American Indian
|
00
|
00
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Asian
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00
|
00
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Caucasian
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66
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68%
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Latino
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30
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31%
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Other
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00
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00
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* percentages are rounded to the nearest whole
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