Orange County Student Mental Health

OMID Multicultural Institute for Development (OMID)

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OMID Multicultural Institute for Development (OMID)

Source: OMID Multicultural Institute for Development (OMID)

Focus Populations: Hispanic and Latinx Populations, Transition-Age Youth (16-25)

Languages Spoken: Arabic, English, Mandarin or Cantonese, Other, Persian, Spanish

Cost: Low Cost or Sliding Scale, No Cost, Private Insurance Accepted

Provider Type:
Basic Needs Provider Basic Needs Supports
Counseling, Therapy, Treatment Counseling, Therapy, Treatment
Crisis Intervention or Support Crisis Intervention or Support
Family Support Services Family Support Services
Mental Health Referrals or Resource Lists Mental Health Referrals or Resource Navigation
Peer Services or Support Groups Peer Services or Support Groups

OMID’s Mission is to improve the quality of life for distressed families, particularly immigrants, through providing culturally and linguistically responsive mental health care and social services. OMID Offers Multi-Cultural and Multi-Lingual:

  • Counseling Services -Psychological Assessments and Evaluations
  • Life skills trainings and workshops -Educational workshops
  • Social Services
  • Community Programs
  • Advocacy, Education and Research
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Easterseals Southern California

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Easterseals Southern California

Focus Populations: Youth with Disability/ies

Languages Spoken: English, Spanish

Cost: No Cost

Provider Type:
Basic Needs Provider Basic Needs Supports
Mental Health Referrals or Resource Lists Mental Health Referrals or Resource Navigation

Easterseals Southern California (ESSC) Outreach and Engagement Services provides a variety of mental health resources, case management services, 1:1 skill building, community outreach, and educational workshops to Orange County residents in the disability community. ESSC is a disability support service company that aims to make Southern California the most inclusive place for people with disabilities to live, learn, work & play by 2030.

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Olive Crest

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Olive Crest

Source: Olive Crest

Focus Populations: Foster Youth, Transition-Age Youth (16-25), Youth Experiencing Psychosis

Languages Spoken: English

Cost: Low Cost or Sliding Scale, No Cost

Provider Type:
Basic Needs Provider Basic Needs Supports
Counseling, Therapy, Treatment Counseling, Therapy, Treatment
Crisis Intervention or Support Crisis Intervention or Support
Family Support Services Family Support Services
Medication Management Medication Management
Mental Health Referrals or Resource Lists Mental Health Referrals or Resource Navigation
Peer Services or Support Groups Peer Services or Support Groups

Since 1973, Olive Crest has transformed the lives of over 60,000 abused, neglected, and at-risk children and their families. Olive Crest works tirelessly to meet the individual needs of kids in crisis by providing safe homes, counseling, and education for both youth and parents. Olive Crest’s many innovative programs reflect its conviction that strengthening the family is one of the most powerful ways to help heal children. With unwavering compassion, the Olive Crest family maintains a lifelong commitment to the youth and families it serves even after they have graduated from its programs.

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2130 E. 4th St. Ste 200
Santa Ana, CA 92705

Western Youth Services

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Western Youth Services

Source: Western Youth Services

Languages Spoken: English, Korean, Other, Spanish, Vietnamese

Cost: Medi-Cal Accepted, No Cost

Provider Type:
Basic Needs Provider Basic Needs Supports
Counseling, Therapy, Treatment Counseling, Therapy, Treatment
Crisis Intervention or Support Crisis Intervention or Support
Mental Health Referrals or Resource Lists Mental Health Referrals or Resource Navigation
 Other On-campus Supports
 Training and Professional Development

Western Youth Services believes in a community where youth and families are emotionally equipped with the power to succeed. Their treatment focuses on removing stigma barriers and helping the at risk youth get the help they need to navigate through mental health illnesses. The program works with youth and families in the community to build strong relationships which result in happier and healthier communities.

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Tustin Family Resource Center

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Tustin Family Resource Center

Source: Tustin Family Resource Center

Focus Populations: American Indian/Alaska Native Populations, Foster Youth, Hispanic and Latinx Populations

Languages Spoken: English, Spanish

Cost: No Cost

Provider Type:
Basic Needs Provider Basic Needs Supports
Counseling, Therapy, Treatment Counseling, Therapy, Treatment
Family Support Services Family Support Services

Tustin Family Resource Center is pat of Families and Communities Together (FaCT) a network of Family Resource Centers (FRCs) administered by over 100 community partners. We provide services, training and strategic planning to strengthen children and families. Prevention happens when we work together.

580 W 6th St
Tustin, CA 92780