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Youth Reporting Center (Probation)
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Program Description: The Children and Youth Services Central is a Probation Department alternative to incarceration. This program provides school and behavioral health services for probation youth in the community who are assigned to the program. Children and Youth Behavioral Health provides the behavioral health services component to this collaboration with...
Community Corner: Suicide Prevention Events
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Hope Card Project, September 11, 2025 HCA held a Hope Card Project at a large-scale volunteer event with the Lion Heart. Lions in Action is a community service event where members Grades 6-12 from the award-winning Lion’s Heart Teen Volunteers and Leaders organization engage in meaningful service. Over 100 students...
Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD)
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Serving: All Orange County residents and students Facility: County Contracted--Orange County Department of Education Region: Countywide Program Administration Address: 200 Kalmus Drive, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone: (714) 327-1058 Web Address: www.ocde.us/PEI/Pages/SMHS-Programs.aspx Program Description: The Violence Prevention Education (VPE) program’s goal is to reduce violence and its impact in schools...
Peer Certification Materials
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California Association of Mental Health Peer-Run Organizations Medi-Cal Peer Support Specialist Certification Program Implementation CalMHSA Input Summary Report - October 2021 Southern Regional Peer Action League Online Forum, October 5 & 6, 2021 Medi-Cal Peer Support Specialist Certification FAQ
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Provider Resources
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Provider Compliance Audit Tool The Health Care Agency’s Office of Compliance conducts audits of our contracted providers. This video will aid in the understanding of the audits conducted by the Office of Compliance and offer an overview of the audit process and tool.
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Older Adult (60+) Services
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The Older Adult Services Program for Assertive Community Treatment (OAS PACT) serves adults 60 years of age and older who are living with a chronic and persistent mental illness, may have a co-occurring substance abuse disorder, and who are experiencing multiple significant impairments in their community functioning. PACT provides outpatient...