Family Support Services (FSS) serves families in which children, youth or adults are experiencing behavioral health conditions or other stressful circumstances that may place the family at-risk. FSS collaborates with community and mental health service providers, especially those that serve ethnically diverse and monolingual communities, to help assess the needs...

Parent Education Services (PES) serves at-risk children birth-18 years of age and family members, including parents, partners, grandparents, single parents, teenaged parents, guardians and other caregivers in need. Participating families may experience behavioral health or mental health issues, substance use or co-occurring disorders, or child welfare or juvenile justice system...

Resilient Children Cope Better Resilience helps kids "bounce back,” to persist even when it's not easy. Learning to cope with challenges is an important life-long skill. Positive interactions with their caregivers help children become more resilient. The Triple P - Positive Parenting Program® helps parents and caregivers of children ages...

2022-2023 BHS Annual Provider Training - All Divisions Grievances Training Clinical Supervision Requirements Training Refresher Workshop: Community Functioning Evaluation (CFE) June 2019 Refresher Workshop: Psychosocial Assessment NOABD Training - Updated February 2020 NOABD Tips and Hints April 2020

[To include SB BHIS, K-12, components, Student Ambassadors, networking for schools?] The School-Based Behavioral Health Interventions and Support (SBBHIS) program provides a combination of prevention and early intervention services designed to empower families, reduce risk factors, build resilience and strengthen culturally appropriate coping skills in at-risk students and families. Services...

SB Violence Prevention Education (SBVPE) The Violence Prevention Education (VPE) program aims to reduce violence and/or its impact in schools, local neighborhoods and/or families. The target audience for the program includes students, parents and school staff at participating elementary, middle and high schools throughout Orange County, as well as other...

The Multicultural Development Program aims to promote health equity by enhancing culturally responsive and inclusive behavioral health services for all ethnic and cultural groups through supportive services, training, education, research and advocacy.

Reports Addressing Disparities in Access and Utilization of Mental Health and Substance Use Services among Blacks and African Americans African American CRDP Report (27MB) API Health Report (5MB) A Look at Health in Orange County's Vietnamese Community (10 MB) Behavioral Health Services Directory First Do No Harm – LGBTQ Report...

SB Violence Prevention Education (SBVPE) The Violence Prevention Education (VPE) program aims to reduce violence and/or its impact in schools, local neighborhoods and/or families. The target audience for the program includes students, parents and school staff at participating elementary, middle and high schools throughout Orange County, as well as other...