PROTOTYPES Women's Services and Resource Center
A CyberTour Developed by The Measurement Group

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Welcome to the PROTOTYPES Women's Services and Resource Center CyberTour. PROTOTYPES Women's Services and Resource Center gives women at risk for substance abuse and HIV access to needed social and medical services. The Center provides outreach and treatment readiness services and provides links to, and supports for, substance abuse, mental health, and healthcare resources. PWSRC has been serving clients since 1990.

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This online tour of PROTOTYPES Women's Services and Resource Center is divided into four sections: Services, PWSRC, Staff, and Evaluation. Click the "Next" arrow to begin the tour. Alternatively you may use the navigation bar below to link to these sections. Once inside a section, use the black arrows to navigate. Use the arrows just to the left or right of the image to see more images within that section. Additional links to related sites are provided beneath the navigation bar at the bottom of each page.

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PROTOTYPES Women's Services and Resource Center is funded in part by Grant Number TI 12076-01 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Center for Substance Abuse Treatment, and Grant Number U65/CCU907459-07-1 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Independent evaluation and CyberTour by The Measurement Group of Culver City, California. This CyberTour was designed and programmed by G. J. Huba, Ph.D., Lisa A. Melchior, Ph.D., and Jocelyn A. Medina of The Measurement Group, and Ruth Slaughter of PROTOTYPES, with additional contributions made by Michael dela Cruz and Celia Stillwell of The Measurement Group. For more information about the many programs of PROTOTYPES, access their web site. CyberTours are also available of the PROTOTYPES WomensLink Program for women with HIV/AIDS and their families and of the PROTOTYPES Women's Center which provides residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment for women and their young children.