About
They meet face-to-face with young people to offer nonjudgmental and confidential assistance. Face to Face has two locations: a clinic that provides medical and mental health care, and SafeZone, a drop-in day shelter that offers basic needs, one-on-one support, housing assistance, education and employment assistance, and youth justice support. Their services include regular check-ups, vaccines, birth control, testing and treatment of STIs and HIV, illness and infection care, pregnancy tests, prenatal care, and more. They also help with health insurance and provide referrals for shelter. Face to Face is LGBTQ+ welcoming and affirming, and they offer free personal care items, showers, and food resources. Their mission is to provide a safe and supportive environment for young people to thrive.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Medical care
Face to Face provides regular check-ups, vaccines, birth control, testing and treatment of STIs and HIV, illness and infection care, pregnancy tests, prenatal care, and more.
Mental health support
Face to Face offers nonjudgmental and confidential mental health support to youth ages 11-24.
Housing assistance
Face to Face provides referrals for shelter and offers assistance with housing needs.
Education and employment assistance
Face to Face offers support with education and employment goals, including help with health insurance and job placement.
Youth justice support
Face to Face provides support and resources for youth involved in the justice system.
Basic needs
Face to Face offers basic needs, including food, clothing, and personal care items.