Pacific Clinics is proud to be a Full Service Partnership (FSP) provider serving teens and transitional age youth ages 16-25. Pacific Clinics multicultural staff reaches out to ensure access to these recovery-based programs, funded through the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA), for unserved, underserved, and inappropriately served consumers. Through outreach and engagement to the homeless, recently emancipated and incarcerated, and other high-risk youth, Pacific Clinics staff provides intensive field-based services and co-occurring treatment to those in greatest need. Other supportive services include housing and vocational services. With FSP funding, these targeted services for young people are provided in a welcoming setting for teens and TAY at Wellness or Drop-In Centers in many of counties that Pacific Clinics serves.

Irwindale, Oxnard, Rancho Cucamonga, Yucca Valley

To be considered for enrollment and for Pacific Clinics FSP locales please contact our Call Center counselors:
1-877-PCCARES (1-877-722-2737)

Juvenile Court Program

An intensive yearlong program in Ventura County requires voluntary participation from program participants in meeting specific milestones. A multi-disciplinary team of judge, public defender, probation officer, district attorney, therapist, and care manager meet weekly to assess the individual progress of participants toward returning to school and avoiding further law enforcement violation. Individual therapy and counseling that include family participation assists teens and young adults in developing self- awareness and social skills to aid their return to school or work.

School Based Programs

In coordination with school districts and continuation schools counselors and staff, Pacific Clinics' on-site school programs provide daily and weekly individual, group, and peer group sessions. Crisis intervention services are provided as necessary.

School-Linked Programs

School-linked programs work closely with school and community personnel to identify and refer teens with needs for care.

Substance Abuse/Mental Health Programs

Consumers dually diagnosed with co-occurring substance abuse and behavioral health issues receive therapy and counseling in community-based settings.

For specific program information, call the

Additional services are provided by Portals, a division of Pacific Clinics.