Eligibility: Unrestricted

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Eligibility: Adults age 18 and older who are experiencing mental health crises and do not require hospital or residential care.

Eligibility: Varies by service. Unrestricted for counseling.

Eligibility: Serves children ages 3-15 years of any gender who meet the following criteria:
-The child is experiencing serious, long-term emotional and/or behavioral problems and there is a recent mental health assessment documenting the presence of a treatable mental health diagnosis
-The problems are interfering with the child's ability to function at home, school, or in the community; the child's educational needs are not being met in the existing classrooms provided by the local school district
-There is a level of need determination using the ECSII/CASII that documents the need and eligibility for the intensive array at the Day Treatment level of care or higher
-Less restrictive interventions have been tried and proven unsuccessful (i.e., outpatient mental health services, County Intensive Community and Treatment Services)
-The structure and intensity of day treatment services are deemed necessary and can reasonably be expected to successfully meet the child's needs
-The child's parent/guardian demonstrates commitment and willingness to participate in treatment and can maintain the child at home or in foster care while the child is in the program
-Parents/guardians live in a geographical area that is close enough to the program to be realistic for them to be able to participate in treatment and for the child's bus ride to the program to be of reasonable duration

Eligibility: Serves children ages 3-15 years of any gender who meet the following criteria:
-The child is experiencing serious, long-term emotional and/or behavioral problems and there is a recent mental health assessment documenting the presence of a treatable mental health diagnosis
-The problems are interfering with the child's ability to function at home, school, or in the community; the child's educational needs are not being met in the existing classrooms provided by the local school district
-There is a level of need determination using the ECSII/CASII that documents the need and eligibility for the intensive array at the Day Treatment level of care or higher
-Less restrictive interventions have been tried and proven unsuccessful (i.e., outpatient mental health services, County Intensive Community and Treatment Services)
-The structure and intensity of day treatment services are deemed necessary and can reasonably be expected to successfully meet the child's needs
-The child's parent/guardian demonstrates commitment and willingness to participate in treatment and can maintain the child at home or in foster care while the child is in the program
-Parents/guardians live in a geographical area that is close enough to the program to be realistic for them to be able to participate in treatment and for the child's bus ride to the program to be of reasonable duration

Eligibility: Ages 4-17

Eligibility: Ages 11-18 who are experiencing serious psychiatric difficulties

Eligibility: Ages 11-18 who are experiencing serious psychiatric difficulties

Eligibility: Youth involved in the child welfare or juvenile justice systems

Eligibility: Individual and Family Counseling: Families with children ages 3-18
Intensive Treatment Services: Ages 3-7 with emotional and behavioral challenges and their families

Eligibility: Children ages 3-12 with severe emotional, behavioral or mental, emotional disorder as determined by a mental health assessment.

Eligibility: Ages 5-18 whose mental health difficulties impact their ability to be successful in their homes, schools, and communities

Eligibility: Ages 5-18 whose mental health difficulties impact their ability to be successful in their homes, schools, and communities