Contact Info
Charter House Center for Families
Mikey Kamienski
5713 N. Pershing Ave., Ste. A2
Stockton, CA 95207
Phone: 209-476-1106
Fax: 209-476-8253
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Services
- CHAP
- UnMarked for Life
- CalWORKs
- PCHP
- PAT
- CARE
Hours of Operation
Call us and we will return your call as soon as possible.About Us
Charterhouse Center for Families began in 1986, in response to the needs of Southeast Asian refugee women. At that time, there were no services available specifically for these women. Charterhouse Center for Families began services by first providing English-as-a-Second Language classes, shortly thereafter expanding to include outreach and advocacy services for all family members. As needs changed over the years, Charterhouse Center for Families has changed its programs to meet those needs.Services
CHAP (Community Health Access Program)
Offering application assistance for uninsured families. Certified Application Assistant (CAA) help complete applications for comprehensive health insurance coverage in Medi-Cal, Healthy Families and Healthy Kids programs.
UML (UnMarked for Life)
The Un-Marked for Life Project (UML) is a gang-tattoo removal program for individuals striving towards self-sufficiency away from gang life. This service is referral-based and collaborates with existing services through our community partners.
CalWORKs (California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids)
Providing case management services to families in the County's Welfare-to-Work Program. The main purpose of the program is to help participants prepare for work, find gainful employment and retain that employment in order to become self-supporting; which in turn allows the family to enjoy a better way of life.
PCHP (Parent-Child Home Program)
PCHP is a home-based parenting program designed to serve families challenged by poverty, low-levels of education, language barriers and other obstacles. The PCHP program is research validated to prepare children for success in school.
PAT (Parents As Teachers)
Provides Parent Educators to the HUGS (Helping Us Grow Successfully) program, a school readiness project in Lodi Unified School District, and to increase the likelihood of school success for children by educating parents about child development, including brain development, and assisting them in creating a healthy environment for their young children.
CARE (through PG&E)
The CARE program provides a 20 percent discount on monthly energy bills for qualified low- or fixed- income households and housing facilities. Qualifications are based on the number of people living in your home and your total annual household income.