Jurupa Valley Collaborative

Jurupa Valley Collaborative
Healthy Bodies / Healthy Minds
We provide growth, development, recovery and hope to
thousands of people each year.
In perhaps the most difficult of
circumstances or in the midst of an individual’s darkest
hour, these services provide a safe haven for one to
explore alternative options and learn new coping
skills and strategies.
Helping families turn their lives around for the better,
offering hope and fostering courage is just a part of our
every day work here.
FSA therapist are available at West Riverside
Elementary, Mission Bell Elementary, and
Glen Avon Elementary.
HELPLine is a fr ee, confidential cr isis/
suicide intervention service available 24
hours a day, seven days a week.
Call: (951) 686-HELP or (951) 6864357
2-1-1 is a toll-free number that provides information and
referrals for health and social services in Riverside County.
Call: 2-1-1
CARES Line (Community Access, Referral, Evaluation and Support Line) pr ovides infor mation and r eferrals for Medi-Cal beneficiaries seeking Mental Health
Services.
The 2-1-1 information and referral web site is provided by
2-1-1
Riverside County, it is a program of Community Connect .
2-1-1 Riverside County maintains the most accurate and
comprehensive database of social service
resources of providers, programs, and services to meet
your needs.
Dial 2-1-1
Mental Wellness Guide
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Rubidoux Family Resource
Center
VCSS Lake Elsinore is a community based
mental health treatment program serving both the
Lake Elsinore community and the larger Riverside County. The program works in collaboration
with multiple community organizations to
improve quality of life and build individual and
family strengths. In partnership with Riverside
County Department of Mental Health, Lake
Elsinore VCSS provides a full array of specialty
mental health services to children and their
families utilizing a strength based, family
centered philosophy.
Triple P is one of the most extensively r esear ched par enting pr ogr ams in the
world, backed up by more than 30 years of ongoing research. The Triple P program is a parenting and family support system designed to prevent behavioral
and emotional problems in children. It aims to prevent problems in the family,
school and community before they arise. Triple P is developed for parents of
children ages 2 to 12 years of age.
All Services Include: Assessment and Evaluation, Crisis Intervention and Stabilization, Multimodal Therapy, Parent Training and Support,
Intensive Case Management, Rehabilitative
Services, Psychiatric Services
August 25, 2015 Pr e-School Readiness Center (0-5)
Aug 26, 2015 Troth Elementary
September 1, 2015 Peralta Elementary
Sept 3, 2015 Sky Country Elementary
January 19, 2016 Van Buren Elementary
January 21, 2016 Stone Ave Elementary
January 27, 2015 Granite Hill Elementary
“FAST”
Family Assessment and Support Team (FAST)
which includes individual and family therapy,
case management, rehabilitative services, and
assessment. The FAST Program serves clients
with severe acuity and works towards stabilization and coordination with other resources.
2015-2016 School Year Schedule
For more information
Please Contact:
Jose Campos, Director of Parent Involvement and Community Outreach
(951)360-4175
Agency offers on site services for
prenatal care, family planning,
parenting classes, public health
nurse in home visitation, nutrition
and cooking classes, adult
education, ESL classes, Healthy
Children Connection, Healthy
Families/Medi-Cal enrollment,
free immunization clinic, utility
assistance, Christmas baskets,
WIC information and Workforce
Development (job search/job
training programs).
Hours:
8:00am till 5:00pm, Monday thru
Friday.
For More Information
Contact: 951) 328-1575
Funded by RCDMH-MHSA-PEI
Contact (951)360-4175
for
a referral.
*Services are focused at Sky Country Elementary, Granite Hill, Van Buren, Troth, and Stone
Ave. Referrals are available across this district
based on availability and need.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
AMITA CLOKE
COORDINATOR OF
SPECIAL EDUCATION
(951)360-4144
JOSE CAMPOS
DIRECTOR OF
PARENT INVOLVMENT AND
COMMUNIY OUTREACH
(951)360-4175
Our mission is to
eliminate the stigma
surrounding mental
illness for TAY
(Transitional Age
Youth, 16-25) by
sharing information about recovery from mental illness, and promoting understanding of early warning
signs.
Classes are FREE
English 9:00am
Spanish 1:00pm
August 24, 2015 — May 16, 2016
on Mondays
We offer
 FREE and confidential peer to peer counseling and
referrals to FREE mental health services.
 Discussion Groups where you can talk openly
about everyday stressors and feelings.
 Positive outlets and events, such as open mics,
workshops, and movie nights.
Age Levels:
2 to 5 years of age
JURUPA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
ABC Music and Me
ABC Music and Me is a research-based language and early literacy built around literacy music
for parents and their children. This class helps children ages 2 to 5 develop pre-literacy and language skills through a child’s favorite rituals: music and story time.
What You’ll Experience In Class
 Songs and rhymes to develop phonetic awareness and early reading skills.
 Tapping, clacking, and ringing rhythm instruments in time with music to improve
hand-eye coordination.
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Focused listening with music to improve skills in following directions.
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Instrument play to strengthen fine motor skills.
 Developmentally-appropriate songs to develop vocal chords and expressive
speech.
 Learning that emphasizes storytelling, imaginative play, and taking turns.
ABC Music & Me builds early literacy and language skills through music.
Classes Will Be
Held At
The
Training and Support
Center
3924 Riverview Dr.
Jurupa Valley 92509
For more information or
to register
Call (951) 360-4175
Department of Parent Involvement and Community
Outreach
Operation
SafeHouse
Building Resilience in African American Families
The initiative included the following three programs:
Africentric Youth and Family rites of Passage Program:
This program is designed for African American males between ages 11
and 15 who are at risk of the development of mental health problems,
school failure and involvement in the juvenile justice system.
Effective Black Parenting Program (EBPP):
This program is a parent education program for parents / caregivers of
African American youth ages 2-18, including teenage parents. This
program is provided to the parents of the youth in the Africentric
Youth and Family Rites of Passage Program as well as for parents of at
risk youth in the community.
Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions for Trauma in Schools
(CBITS):
The CBITS program is a group intervention for reducing youth’s
symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), including depression and anxiety caused by exposure to violence.
(Limited Space Available)
DuBois Institute
Cesar Chavez Community Center—Bobby Bonds Park
2060 University Ave, Ste. 102 Riverside CA 92507 US
Phone: 951 686 9930
http://www.duboisinstitute.org/services.html
Operation SafeHouse provides immediate help to
youth and families experiencing crisis situation. The
staff is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
for teens and their families who need help negotiating the often challenging road from childhood to
independent adult life.
Operation Safehouse is well equipped to handle
runaway, homeless and other youth in crisis.
Parents who are interested in early intervention
are encouraged to call and set up a screening for
their child.
For more information
Call
(951)351-4418
Operation SafeHouse
9685 Hayes Street
Riverside, CA 92503
Preschool 0-5 Programs / SET-4-School
Preschool 0-5 Programs include two components, Set-4-School and Prevention and Early Intervention (PEI) Mobile
Services. Evidence based and evidence informed services are accessible in the clinic, on mobile units out in the community, and at school sites across the county.
The Riverside County Children and Families Commission, First 5 Riverside awarded funding to the Riverside County
Department of Mental Health for a Mental Health Initiative (MHI) project, entitled, Set-4-School.
Set-4-School provides a comprehensive continuum of early identification, early intervention, and treatment services
designed to promote social competence and decrease the development of disruptive behavior disorders among children ages 0-5.
Three Mobile PEI treatment units provide various interventions to children and families in select communities across
all three regions of Riverside County. Services are provided to families who may not otherwise receive services due to
transportation or other geographic barriers. Each vehicle additionally is equipped to function independently to support
disaster relief centers in emergency situations. They are also used to provide community outreach, education, and
linkage to services during functions such as health fairs, school events, and other community activities. All activities
are intended to help to reduce stigma and provide positive outreach to families that may want help with their child’s
social and emotional development in a community setting.
Services offered within the Set-4-School and PEI Mobile Services Programs include:
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)is a successful and effective evidence-based practice. The proven parent-child treatment program assists caregivers of children with behavioral problems by promoting positive parent-child
relationships and interactions while teaching effective child management skills.
Grandparent Program Warmline
Through unexpected illness or injury, or some other unforeseen event….
We can, all of a sudden find ourselves starting over as a parent again!
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The Grandparent Program of the Riverside County Department of the Riverside County Department of Public Social Services, which is called the “Warmline” can help.
Referrals include:
Free to low cost legal services
Free to low cost childcare providers
Free to low cost food and clothing assistance
Referrals to guardianship, adoption and/or foster care services
Referrals for psychological assistance
Referrals to parenting classes
And much more
Please call
1-800-303-0001
Teacher-Child Interaction Training (TCIT)is a school-based variant of PCIT wherein the relationship enhancement,
disciplinary techniques, and findings of PCIT are utilized to help teachers manage behavior challenges in the classroom.
Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)is treatment foryoung children which utilizes traumasensitive, developmentally appropriate play based interventions with young children who are experiencing significant
emotional and behavioral difficulties related to traumatic life events.
The Incredible Kids (IK)program includes research-based, proven effective interventions for reducing children's
aggression and behavior problems and increasing social competence at home and at school. Both parent and child
components are offered. Lastly,
Positive Parenting Program (Triple P) offers anticipatory parental guidance made up of simple and practical
strategies to help caretakers confidently manage their child’s behavior, prevent problems from developing, and build
healthy relationships.
PEI Mobile Services
3075 Myers Street
Riverside, CA 92503
Phone: (951) 358-6895
Fax: (951) 358-6176
Set-4-School
Prop 10 / First 5 Riverside
3075 Myers Street
Riverside, CA 92503
Phone: (951) 358-6895
Fax: (951) 358-6176
Kids 1st Program
Behavioral and Developmental Screenings ASQ-3 (Third Edition): Areas screened: Communication,
gross motor, fine motor, problem solving, and personal-social
Behavioral and Development Screenings ASQ-SE (Social Emotional): Areas addressed: Seven socialemotional areas: self-regulation, compliance, communication, adaptive behaviors, autonomy, affect,
and interaction with people
Case Management–A service that assists persons with referrals to community resources such as, but
not limited to: income assistance, education, housing, medical care, treatment, vocational preparation,
and recreation. A case manager meets with the client and completes a Family Needs Assessment. A
Case Plan is then created based on the family’s needs. Information and referrals are provided and if
necessary, assistance in accessing the services can also be provided by case managers. The case
manager maintains contact with the client until the client and family exits The Kids 1st Program.
Triple P Level 3—Accredited staff work individually with the parent/caregiver to provide brief behavioral
counseling as an early detection and brief intervention approach to managing identified problems. This
service is four sessions total.
Triple P Level 4—This is a 9-session parenting program that incorporates sessions on causes of children’s behavior problems, strategies for encouraging children’s development, and strategies for managing misbehavior. Active skills training methods used in the sessions include modeling, rehearsal, self
-evaluation, and homework tasks.
Triple P Level 5—Accredited staff work individually with the parents/caregivers to provide mood management and stress coping skills for parents, and marital communication skills as required. This service can vary from 3 to 8 sessions.
PCIT—Parent-Child Interaction Therapy is an evidence-based parent-child treatment program that assists parents of children with behavioral problems (aggression, non-compliance, defiance, and temper
tantrums). Originally developed by Dr. Shelia Eyberg,
PCIT is a unique treatment program that focuses on promoting positive parent-child relationships and
interactions while teaching parents effective child management skills. PCIT has been adapted as an
intervention for many different types of families (child welfare population, at-risk families, adoptive families and foster families
Candi Coder ,
Kids First Program
Manager
Martha Daggett
Kids First Program
Manager
MFI Recovery Cen-
Kids First Program
Manager
Our MISSION
Is to empower our community to lead
healthy and comfortable lives with access to health care; safe, affordable
housing; opportunities for education;
and the leadership skills to eliminate disparities. To accomplish this mission, El Sol's goal is to provide culturally and linguistically competent services that promote and
maintain the well-being of the community.
El Sol Neighborhood Educational Center in Collaboration
with Jurupa Unified School District will host several workshops through the 2015-2016 School Year at several
school sites.
Topics Include:
*Understanding Autism/ADHD
*Mental Health in Children/School-Aged
*Bullying Causes and Consequences
*Symptoms and Prevention of Depression
*Domestic Violence and Consequences
Catholic
Charities of
San Bernardino/Riverside
The Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools
(CBITS) program is a school-based, group and individual
intervention for children aged 10-15. It is designed to reduce
emotional and behavioral problems that may interfere with
children’s performance in school and in developing healthy,
prosocial relationships with adults and peers.
This program is aimed at relieving symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression, and general anxiety among
children exposed to community violence and trauma.
Please contact CBITS for any questions related to this Program. This program is offered to our middle school students
and AAA Academy (based on screening results).
(909) 763-4970
Please Contact
Alicia Mares
(951) 756-3325 or (951)823-0360
Parents and Teachers As Allies:
A program that educates families and school personnel
about the warning signs of early onset mental illness in children and adolescents in school. It focuses on the specific,
age-related symptoms of mental illness in young people.
In Our Own Voice:
An interactive public education program in which two trained
consumer speakers share their personal stories about living
with mental illness and achieving recovery.
Breaking the Silence:
An educational package that teaches students in upper elementary school, middle school, and high school about mental illness.
Seeking Safety
Courage in Coping
Skills Program
This program is designed for people who have experienced a
trauma or extremely stressful event(s), and who are experiencing problems due to these events. The program follows
the evidence based model called Seeking Safety. The goal
of the program are to empower the individual, build healthy
coping skills, and reduce symptoms of trauma.
Available at all three comprehensive high schools.
For more information contact Family Service Association at
(951) 369-8036.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH
PARENT SUPPORT & TRAINING PROGRAM
Parent Partners are hired to work in clinics with families and professional staff to assist in the planning and provision of treatment for children and families. This program is countywide and provides support, education, training, and resources to parents and primary caregivers who are raising a child with mental health/behavioral challenges. Some services and supports
are available to parents/caregivers whether or not their child is receiving services. They are offered in English and Spanish
and are free of charge. Services include, but are not limited to, support and educational groups, trainings relating to mental
health, a parent-to-parent telephone support line, social events, mentorship for youth, limited respite, and a parent resource
library. Additional services include: community outreach activities, volunteer services, special projects, training to staff, and
access to donated goods and services.
3125 Myers Street
Riverside, CA 92503
Phone: (951) 358-5862
Fax: (951) 358-4560
Parent-to-Parent Non-Crisis Telephone Support Line
This telephone support line is for parents/caregivers raising a child with mental health/behavioral challenges who would like
to talk to another parent employed by the Department of Mental Health, for support and information.
Phone: (951) 358-3622
Toll Free#: (888) 358-3622
EDUCATE, EQUIP AND SUPPORT: Building Hope (EES)
The EES Education Program consist of 10-12 sessions, each session is 2 hours and is offered only to parents/caregivers
raising a child/youth with mental health and/or emotional challenges. Classes are designed to provide parent/caregivers
with general education about childhood mental health illnesses, parent to parent support, and community resources.
Prevention Early Intervention
Mobile PCIT Services
Parent Child Interactive Therapy
For families with children 0-7 yrs.
PCIT Does 5 Things:
1. Decrease child behavior problems.
2. Improves parenting skills.
3. Enhances the quality of the
relationship between parent
and child.
4. Decrease abuse potential.
5. Decrease child mental health problems.
it to the Street”
PCIT is available through the Riverside County Department of
Mental Health at West Riverside Elementary (ages 0-5) and at
Troth Street Elementary (ages 0-7). Family Services Association operates and 0-5 PCIT program at Pacific Elementary.
Contact (951)360-4144 for a referral.
Dinosaur
School
Registration is required
Please call the Parent Support and Training Program
For more information
(951)358-5862
*Classes are offered to parents/caregivers on an ongoing basis at various locations throughout Riverside County. Spanish
Speaking Classes are Available.
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We act on the belief that a child is the most precious of all human beings, and the ability to withstand the emotional and
social challenges as a teenager, clearly rests upon a caring relationship between parent, teacher and child.
OPEN DOORS (PARENT / CAREGIVER SUPPORT GROUP)
To provide parents and caregivers who are raising a child/youth with mental health / emotional /behavioral challenges a safe
place to vent, share support, information, solutions and resources. In addition to support, these groups also offer training,
workgroups, and special topics.
Children’s Building (951)358-5862
F.A.C.T. of Corona (951)273-0608
3125 Myers Street, 2nd Floor
1195 Magnolia Ave.
Riverside, CA 92503
Corona, CA 92879
2nd Thursday of each month 6pm-8pm (Spanish)
2nd Tuesday of each month 10am-12pm (English)
4th Thursday of each month 6pm-8pm (English and Spanish) 2nd Friday of each month 10am-12pm (Spanish)
If your child/youth will be attending the “Children/Youth Empowerment Skills Group: you must register your child in advance
as space is limited.
If you are in need of reasonable accomodation , please contract Paret Support and Training Program at (951)358-5862
Our mission is to advance the social and emotional behavior of children of all ethnic groups, through a series of interlocking parent, teacher and child programs supported by more than thirty years of clinically proven worldwide research.
Our goal is to deliver evidence-based programs and materials that develop positive parent-teacher-child relationships and
assist in preventing and treating behavior problems and promoting social, emotional, and academic competence before a
child becomes an adult.
For More Information Contact: (951)360-4144
Strengthening Families
(Age 6-11)
GIVE YOUR BABY A
HEALTHY START!
Having a child brings big changes in your life.
The Promotores—Home Visitation pr ogr am is available to all pr egnant women. This pr ogr am is voluntar y, and it is fr ee!
There are no income requirements.
GOALS:
 Promote healthy childhood growth and development.
 Promote the well being and health of the parents.
 Improve prenatal care.
 Increase access to primary care medical services.
 Promote wellbeing and increases personal and social support.
Funded by:
Contact: Yenny Guarin (951) 823-0360
Mothers and Babies Course
Families Learning
Together
Funded by RCDMH-MHSA PEI
Are you pregnant and feeling:
 Sad
 Irritable
 Extremely exhausted
 Anxious
 Or just not feeling yourself
You are not alone!
A 14-week course for parents and their children ages 6-11, providing skill building in children’s social and life skills and family relationships skills. Features structured family activities, family meetings, children’s games and activity planning.
FREE family dinner every session.
Childcare provided for children under 6.
Children Gain:
 Develop better communication and social skills.
 Understand their feelings
 Solve problems
 Resist peer pressure
 Learn the consequences of substance abuse
 Comply with family rules.
For More Information
Jose Campos, Department of Parent Involvement and Community Outreach
(951) 360-4175
Funded by RCDMH-MHSA PEI
“Promotores-Home Visitation Program”:
This is a weekly support group with other mothers to be. We provide a
Postpartum Depression preventative program, support, resources and most
of all a listening ear.
Join US!
 Groups are offered in Spanish and English
 Child care is provided for all participants
 Free of cost to anyone beginning to 28 weeks
Contact: Guadalupe Estrada
(951) 269-0823
Karin Guzman (951) 867-1882
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Increasing Language and Literacy Skills.
Enhancing Social—Emotional Development.
Strengthening the Parent—Child Relationship.
Home Visits—Once or Twice a week for 30 weeks.
Parent Group Meetings—Once a month.
Available to all Riverside County children and families 16
months—5 years old. There is no income requirement.
For More Information: (909) 884-3735
COOPERATIVE PARENTING COURSE
ANGER MANAGEMENT
A Ten Session Parent Education Program
A Sixteen Session Parent Education Program
Cost: No Cost To Participants Who Qualify
Cost: No Cost To Participants Who Qualify
Course Covers:
 Ways to develop positive, respectful, cooperative parent
-child relationships
 Build self- esteem of parent and child
 Learn to use natural and logical consequences
 Improve family communication skills
 Develop responsibility and self- discipline in your children
 Examine health, safety, and nutrition issues
 Learn stress management and anger management skills
in the family
 Family meetings and more
Course Covers:
 An overview of Anger: What is it? What causes it?
 Anger and Violence
 Practicing Non-Violent Behavior
 Anger and Stress Management
 Attitudes and Values that Promote Anger and Violence
 Alcohol, Drugs and Violence
 Anger and Parenting
 Effective Communication
 Self-Esteem
Attendance at ALL sessions is required to reeive a Certificate of Completion. These courses are funded by a grant
from Riverside County DPSS—Children’s Services.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO REGISTER, PLEASE
CALL:
(951) 801-5282 or (909) 763-4970
Head Start / Preschool
This six week series of workshops combines parent/child awareness as well as
strategies to support parents in being leaders of their homes
The Series Begins Oct 8, 2014
Head Start / Preschool are part-day education programs for young children of low-income families and
serve children with disabilities. Children who are 3 or 4 years old by September 1 are eligible for the program. Priority is given to four year old children residing in the Jurupa Unified School District boundary.
Families must meet State or Federal income guidelines.
Eligibility for the programs are based on the child’s age, family size, and income. Transportation is not
provided.
Topics Include:
Child Abuse Prevention
Social Networking
Gang Awareness
Human Trafficking
Conflict Resolution
Parent Connect
Call 951-222-7850 for more information.
Head Start Schools: West Riverside, Glen Avon, Ina Arbuckle, Pacific Avenue, School Readiness Center,
Troth Street.
State Preschools: Mission Bell, Rustic Lane, Sunnyslope, Van Buren
Classes will be held at the School District
Board Room from 6-7pm, 4850 Pedley .
For More Information
Contact (951) 360-4175
The HOPE Collaborative (Healing, Outreach, Prevention, Education) For Child Abuse Prevention
Mission
The mission of the HOPE Collaborative is to promote the safety of children and prevent abuse and neglect in Riverside County.
For Father Figures
of preschoolers,
kindergarteners
and first graders
The Hope Collaborative accomplishes this mission through the coordination and facilitation of interagency collaboration; efforts to raise community awareness; education and training of professionals, parents
and the community; services to child abuse victims and families impacted by abuse and neglect; and advocacy efforts influencing public policy.
Various Topics Include:
Introduction to the Program
Read with Dad
Game Night
Build Something with Dad
Art Night
Science Night
Family Dinner
For More Information Contact: (951)360-4175
Riverside County HOPE Collaborative members contribute to the shared vision of a safe and secure environment for all
children in Riverside County.
Our preventative programs include:
We welcome any male
role model, Fathers,
Step-Fathers, Uncles,
Grandfathers etc...
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Public Education and Outreach
Professional Training
Direct Services
Community Support
For more information about our
Regional Collaborative Groups visit:
www.hopecollaborative.org/getinvolved
www.facebook.com/HOPECountyRiverside
CHILDREN SERVICES
Early Mental Health Treatment Services
For Children Ages 2-6
What?
In-home mental health treatment services for children ages 2 to 6
By Whom?
The Carolyn E. Wylie Center for Children, Youth and Families
4164 Brockton Ave. in Riverside (between 12 th and 11th Streets)
When?
Appointments are available Monday–Thurs from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM or Fridays from
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
In order to receive this service, the child must…
 Be a MediCal recipient; and
 Be at risk for removal from a child care or preschool placement due to behavioral, social or
emotional problems; and
 Show significant social, emotional or behavioral problems at home or in the community and
 Must live in Western Riverside County (i.e., cities of Corona, Norco, Mira Loma, Moreno Valley,
Riverside, Rubidoux, or Jurupa)
Services provided to qualified families:
 Behavior modification programs provided in the child’s home.
 Consultation with the child’s preschool staff.
 Consultation with the child’s pediatrician or other healthcare provider.
 Assistance in making a smooth transition to kindergarten.
How to Get Started? Call Lisa Dryan, Director of Mental Health Services at
951-683-5193 for further information on how to get started.
This assessment and early intervention service is being offered to families through a collaborative contract
between The Wylie Center and Riverside County Department of Mental Health.
Children’s Mental Health Clinics provide services to children with severe emotional and behavioral problems.
Services include psychiatric evaluations, medication services, individual and family therapy, and case management services. Staff works closely with schools to provide services to students who experience academic problems as a result of their severe emotional problems. Parent partners offer support and advocacy services to parents whose children are receiving services at the clinic.
Clinic Locations
Children’s Treatment Services
(CTS)
3125 Myers Street
Riverside, CA 92503
Phone: (951) 358-4840
Fax: (951) 358-4848
Family, Adolescent, and Children’s
Treatment of Corona (FACT)
1195 Magnolia Avenue
Corona, CA 92879
Phone: (951) 273-0608
Fax: (951) 273-1718
ADDITIONAL SERVICES LOCATED AT 3125 Myers Street
Riverside, CA 92503
Assessment and Consultation Team (ACT) Phone: (951) 358-6888
ACT provides mental health consultation services on site at each DPSS office for open Child Protective Services
cases. Referrals are made to county clinics or services may be authorized to a contract provider. All referrals
must come through the child’s social worker. This program provides services to all regions of Riverside County.
Children’s Case Management Phone: (951) 358-6858
Children’s Case Management provides screening of referrals for minors needing intensive residential treatment,
as well as case consultation, case management and interagency coordination. These services are for minors at
high risk for, or in need of, residential placement. Intensive adolescent and children’s residential services are
available via contract through this program per referral from Placement Screening Committees and Individualized Educational
Program (IEP) Teams. This program provides services to all regions of Riverside County.
Therapeutic & Residential Assessment & Consultation Team (TRAC) Phone: (951) 358-5810
Provides specialized assessment and consultation services to Social Services and Probation concerning minors
who are placed in Group Homes by Riverside County or who are at risk of Group Home placement. TRAC also
participates in Team Decision Making (TDM) meetings with Social Services and coordinates Therapeutic Behavioral Services for Riverside County Medi-Cal beneficiaries. This program provides services to all regions of
Riverside County .