Program Spotlight: Kinship Program Offers an Array of Services and Community Since 1985
The Kinship Support Services Program in Contra Costa County in the Capital Region supports 150 families who have vulnerable youth in their care.
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Pacific Clinics delivers high-quality behavioral health and social services to advance health equity and well-being for children, adults and families. Learn more about our life-affirming services offered on-site, at home, virtual and in the community.
Support Services offer various programs to address social determinants of health, including housing and employment coaching and placement, among other critically needed services.
The Kinship Support Services Program in Contra Costa County in the Capital Region supports 150 families who have vulnerable youth in their care.
La Via Wellness Center and Recovery celebrates its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting and art show fundraiser.
During the TCOM conference, Vice President, Outcomes & Evaluation, Analytics & Trainings Scott Fairhurst, PhD presented, “Building a Culture to Prevent Critical Incidents.”
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Pacific Clinics received a $220,000 grant from El Camino Health for our Addiction Prevention Services. Funding from this grant will provide continued prevention, intervention and treatment services within the Campbell Union High School District.
Read about Chris’s remarkable journey from being unhoused to helping youth full-time for Pacific Clinics.
Foster Care and Adoptive Services in the Capital and Bay Area Regions have recently added enhancements to the Complex Care model of foster care.
Pacific Clinics recently opened its new on-campus professional parent duplex, which will serve as a short-term refuge for teens in foster care.
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Living Brentwood recently published a story about the Westside Chapter of the National Charity League’s toy drive, benefiting Pacific Clinics’ Hollygrove Programs.
The Palisadian-Post reported on Pacific Clinics’ Hollygrove Programs receiving a generous donation of toys from the Westside Chapter of the National Charity League.
This year’s holiday toy drive in the Los Angeles / South Coast Regions was a record-setting year, raising over $20,000 and providing new toys to more than 2,000 local children.
During the 2024 Ethnic Media Health Reporting Collaborative, comprised of California ethnic media outlets and journalists, Senior Clinical Director Glenn Masuda, PhD, spoke on
Community members will now see Pacific Clinics’ Trusted Response Urgent Support Team (TRUST) program’s newly branded vans throughout Santa Clara County, which will advance our goal of becoming a more visible presence in the community.
Regional Executive Director of the Central Region Marilyn Sliney provides a sense of the potential payment reform challenges ahead for the region in GVWire’s
Regional Executive Director of the Central Region Marilyn Sliney provides insight on a recent and disturbing social media trend in the Fresno Bee
In the recent National Center for Youth Law podcast episode, “A Flourishing Start: ABC’s of Child & Family Well-being,” the host speaks to
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