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For Deondri, the road to recovery started with a chance meeting on the bus with someone whose life had been transformed by Pacific Clinics. After that fateful encounter, he decided it was time to get help.

Chris grew up in an abusive household. At age 16, he ended up walking to another city to go be with his grandmother. After she then passed away tragically, Chris has found family, home and purpose through the Pacific Clinics Crossroads Transitional Housing Program.

We’ve always had an open home and open door for everyone who needed help,” says Juana. “This is where our calling is. This is what we were supposed to do.

Ty, a young adult who identifies as nonbinary and transgender, lost their mom at a young age. While home life was uncertain with their dad, who couldn’t fully accept that Ty wouldn’t be keeping their birth name, Ty found Pacific Clinics’ Hope Drop-In Center.

Bakari, first came to Pacific Clinics more than a decade ago after being hired as a behavioral specialist. In this role, he worked within the Bay Area community to help at-risk and unhoused youth, many of whom were currently or formerly involved in the foster care system.

Thanks to a multi-million dollar grant provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), funds are available immediately to provide behavioral health

A disaster, crisis, or other troubling event can cause traumatic stress, undermine your child’s sense of security, and leave them feeling helpless and vulnerable. Even

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is the new frontier of mental health treatment. Used to treat drug-resistant mental health issues, Pacific Clinics’ clients can now experience

You have a personal stake in the upcoming presidential election. Many of the issues on the ballot affect our generations almost immediately including healthcare, education,

Transitional aged youth with behavioral health, substance use and other challenges can receive help by dropping in at what’s known as “TAY Centers.” These LGBTQ+

Pacific Clinics School-Based Intervention Teams (SBIT) acts as a wellness concierge for students, parents and educators. Working alongside school district priorities and needs, SBIT is

Diane Schultheis, a Pacific Clinics employee who began her path in 1971 at the Portals program, reflects on her time with the agency. Please help