Orange County Student Mental Health

Strong Families, Strong Children (SFSC)

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Strong Families, Strong Children (SFSC)

Source: Child Guidance Center/Families Forward/Human Options/Veterans Legal Institute/Children and Families Futures

Focus Populations: Military Families, Veterans

Languages Spoken: English, Spanish

Cost: No Cost

Provider Type:

Basic Needs Provider Basic Needs Supports
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
 Training and Professional Development

The Strong Families, Strong Children (SFSC) program, made up of five nonprofit partners, brings together a coordinated, community-based approach to serve Orange County veteran and military-connected families.

SFSC provides the following:

  • Short-term Individual and Family Counseling Services (Telehealth during COVID-19)
  • Housing Services (Rapid Re-Housing and more)
  • Domestic Violence Services (Legal Advocacy, PEP, Counseling and more)
  • Legal Services
  • Financial Literacy Resources
  • Employment/Education Support and Resources
  • Veteran Benefits Support and Resources
  • Referrals and Linkages for basic needs (food, clothing, transportation, etc.) and so much more!

Our nonprofit partners:

It is an innovative collaboration of agencies specializing in mental health (Child Guidance Center), domestic violence (Human Options), housing support and basic needs (Families Forward), veteran legal services (Veterans Legal Institute), and program evaluation (Children and Family Futures). SFSC is staffed with Clinical Case Managers and Peer Navigators, each with lived-military experience, who strive to help each family access specialty services that meet their unique needs. The mission of SFSC is to improve the health and well-being of veterans, military families, and children throughout Orange County by engaging the community, building resiliency, and creating safer, more stable home environments.

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525 N. Cabrillo Park Dr., Suite 300
Santa Ana, CA 92701

7149262604

ONE ON CAMPUS

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ONE ON CAMPUS

Source: ONE RECOVERY

Languages Spoken: English, Spanish

Cost: No Cost

Provider Type:

Drop-in Center Drop-in Center
Family Support Services Family Support Services
Mental Health Referrals or Resource Lists Mental Health Referrals or Resource Navigation
 Other On-campus Supports
Peer Services or Support Groups Peer Services or Support Groups

ONE Recovery is a non-profit organization. The premise is as simple as it is powerful. There is

ONE recovery from ALL struggles and that recovery resides in the connection of humans.

ONE is dedicated to the inspiration of young people, their loved ones, and conscious members of the community looking to raise their awareness. There is no struggle necessary to attend; only a desire to be inspired.

HOW: ONE has three distinct lines of support; online, in-community and One On Campus. ONE–On–CAMPUS. The multi-dimensional support program rooted in the power of human connection. We customize services to meet the specific needs of a campus. Service Options include:

The Exchange. An exclusive program of ONE. Exchange a suspension for attendance at ONE and gain so much more than was lost by a moment of bad judgment. The purest intent and definition of Restorative Justice available on campuses today.

The ONE Community:

Young People’s Meeting. A free weekly meeting that utilizes the lost art of conversation. We bring in Mavericks, Innovators, and Artists to share their path and passion.

Parent Meeting. A place for parents, loved ones and conscious members of the community to simply expand and exhale.

Speakers Series. All relevant topics are addressed by impassioned presenters who carry a message that can be heard.

Events. ONE architects prolific experiences and events that are aimed at altering the course of lives.

Assistance Line. Nationwide assistance line for parents offering viable resources. 888.852.2201

We seek to inspire and ignite the passion that exists within every young person and heal the hearts of their loved ones. If you would like to attend a ONE online group or put ONE on your campus. reach out.

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500 Audubon Way
PO BOX 3 Sierra Madre CA 91025
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, CA 91024

8888522201

13 Reasons Why I Can Love Myself

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13 Reasons Why I Can Love Myself

Source: Casa de la Familia

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

Languages Spoken: English, Spanish

Cost: No Cost

Provider Type:

Counseling, Therapy, Treatment Counseling, Therapy, Treatment
Peer Services or Support Groups Peer Services or Support Groups

13 Reasons Why I Can Love Myself is a Youth Empowerment Program facilitated by a CDLF therapist. The goal of this workshop series is to alleviate the devastating effects of sexual abuse and/or assault on the lives of Latino youth victims ages 12-18 and increase their access to existing services. You do not need to be a survivor of abuse or assault to participate.

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Casa De La Familia

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Casa De La Familia

Source: Casa de la Familia

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

Languages Spoken: English, Spanish

Cost: Low Cost or Sliding Scale, No Cost

Provider Type:

Counseling, Therapy, Treatment Counseling, Therapy, Treatment
Crisis Intervention or Support Crisis Intervention or Support
Peer Services or Support Groups Peer Services or Support Groups

Casa de la Familia provides individual counseling, family counseling, group counseling, support groups, advocacy, crisis intervention, and outreach in Orange County. Casa de la Familia specializes in the treatment of post-traumatic, anxiety, and depressive disorders through the provision of crisis intervention and long-term individual and family therapy. The primary focus for the services we provide is the underserved and underrepresented minority populations, taking care to provide culturally appropriate and relevant services.

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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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