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Ministerio Latino

Health Care Access

Access essential resources for aid and emergency support within our community.

Resource Links

Street Level Health Project

Street Level Health Project is an Oakland-based community center dedicated to improving the well-being of underinsured, uninsured, and recently arrived immigrants in Alameda County. They provide health care services including urgent and general care, and assistance in accessing safety net services. The organization connects day laborers, undocumented individuals, and low-wage workers to medical homes for primary and specialty care. They operate as a community-centered health portal with comprehensive services.

Native American Health Center

The Native American Health Center serves the California Bay Area Native population and other underserved communities. They operate multiple sites in Oakland, San Francisco, and Richmond, including eight school-based health centers. The center provides comprehensive medical, dental, mental health, and substance abuse services. They offer services to all individuals regardless of tribal affiliation or ability to pay.

La Clinica

La Clinica offers comprehensive health services including COVID-19 vaccines, testing, treatment, laboratory services, pediatrics, and pharmacy. They operate over 30 clinics and community support sites in Alameda, Contra Costa, and Solano Counties. The organization provides OBGYN care, pregnancy care, family planning, and HIV care services. They serve diverse communities with multilingual services and sliding fee scales.

ACCESS Reproductive Justice

ACCESS provides free and confidential information, funding, practical support, referrals, advocacy, and peer counseling on reproductive and sexual health issues. They serve as California’s primary abortion fund, helping people access safe and legal abortion services. The organization offers support for transportation, lodging, childcare, and other practical needs related to reproductive healthcare. They combine direct services with community education and policy advocacy.

La Familia

La Familia provides mental health services and community support to underserved, multicultural communities in the Bay Area. They offer comprehensive programs including mental health support, substance use recovery, housing assistance, and employment services. The organization operates developmental disabilities services, diversion and reentry programs, and family support services. They have served the community for over 46 years with free, high-quality services.

Bay Area Legal Aid

Bay Area Legal Aid provides free legal assistance to low-income residents across the San Francisco Bay Area. They offer comprehensive legal services in housing, family law, domestic violence, health care access, and consumer rights. The organization serves as a critical access point for vulnerable populations facing legal challenges. They operate multiple offices throughout the Bay Area with multilingual services.