Health and Well-Being Resources

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 The program intends to address social determinants of health and connect members to needed community and social services. Through this program their care coordination can be improved as they will be integrated into services that will support their clinical and non-clinical needs. The services include enhanced care management, community support, and long term care. Be sure to check their website or speak to your healthcare provider if you are eligible to be a part of the CalAIM's program!

 Calpride offers an array of services that address both mental and physical health. They offer different support groups for the LGBTQIA+ community regarding different topics such as substance abuse, trauma, and creating positive environments within your community. For more information, visit their website to learn about the different support groups and meeting times. 

Health services are available at all CalPride locations, with expanded walk-in options at their CalPride Health Equity Location, 1202 H St. #A&B, Modesto CA 95354. Services include HIV/HCV testing, their Syringe Services Program, and access to free wellness supplies like affirming clothing and safer use kits. For more information, please contact April at april@calpride.org. 

Phone: (209)408-8848

 Center for Human Services offers different resources to the Stanislaus County community, such as, the community counseling program, support groups, and family support program. 

Community Counseling Program and Support Groups

Provides counseling services for individuals, families, and couples. For more information on eligibility and where to receive these services, please visit their website! 

Different support groups offered for anxiety, depression, and anger management. Before beginning to be a part of the program you have to take an assessment.

Student Assistance Program (SAP) 

This 6-8 week program offers short-term education, prevention, and intervention services for K–12 students to help them develop life, social, and coping skills. It also involves collaborating with a student assistance specialist to refer students to community resources and long-term support when necessary.  This program applies to students at participating school sites with the signature from a parent/guardian for permission. 

Family Support Program

This program offers ongoing support, educational opportunities, and resource connections to families involved with schools in Stanislaus County. It partners with family support specialists to link families to resources, practical support, and coaching interventions. This program applies to students at participating school sites with the signature from a parent/guardian for permission.

 Their goal is to educate young people and adults about the comprehensive meaning of wellness. By definition, wellness is “the state of being in good health, especially as an actively pursued goal.” Typically, they associated the idea of wellness with the state of physical well-being. While physical health is a definite measure of one’s well-being, there are several other factors which influence our ability to live well. These holistic factors are called the eight dimensions of wellness and it is important to understand the unique experiences we face as individuals, and communities, with respect to each dimension. For more information on their resources, please visit their website!

 Golden Valley Health Centers remains committed to providing high-quality care to everyone in our community with dignity, respect, and compassion. They are a federally qualified health center that provides health access to medical, dental, behavior health, specialty health services in Merced, Stanislaus and San Joaquin counties in our over 50 locations. Regardless of changes in national policy, all patients, regardless of immigration status, can continue to access our services. They are committed to protecting patient privacy and ensuring the health and safety of all. Resources are available on our website for anyone who may need them. 

  La Familia Central Valley has a variety of different programs such as outpatient counseling services, enhanced care management, county behavioral health and recovery partnerships, school based services, and mobile mental health. There are two unique programs their organization offers being Stan Connect and the We Care Program. Their services regarding the program are offered in English and Spanish in-person and Telehealth. If you have any questions, you can contact: (209) 633-3057

Stan Connect

Provides linkage to mental health support and services, one-on-one care support, group support services, case coordination, and individualized care plans. They have locations in Riverbank, West Modesto, and Modesto Airport District.

We Care Program 

Offers case management to homeless individuals in Turlock, you do not have to be staying in the shelter to receive these services.

 Mobile Crisis Unit 

The Stanislaus County Mobile Crisis Team is designed to help people who are experiencing a psychiatric emergency or substance use crisis by dispatching behavioral health experts to emergency calls instead of law enforcement, when appropriate. 

They offer crisis intervention and de-escalation, crisis planning, and safety planning as appropriate. You can call 1(888)376-6246 and they are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

 Family to Family Classes 

Offers classes to family members, partners or friends of a person who has a mental health condition. Offered a free 8-week classes in English. Registration is required for this class, be sure to call Dar Thomas: (209)558-4555

Family support group meets every Monday @ 6:30 PM PST 

• Meeting ID: 840 3349 3097
• Passcode: NAMI 

 Sierra Vista Children and Family Services offers a variety of resources in Stanislaus County focused on supporting community well-being. Their locations provide a range of programs, including enhanced care management, behavioral health services, and intensive community support. For details about program eligibility, contact information, and locations, please visit their website. 

Enhanced Care Management

This program partners with local health plans to deliver community-based, person-centered care management for individuals with complex medical and social needs, using an interdisciplinary approach.

Behavioral Health Services Team 

This program, in partnership with Stanislaus County Behavioral Health and Recovery Services, provides no-cost outpatient mental health services—including assessment, treatment, support, and crisis support to children and youth (ages 0–21) who qualify for specialty care. 

Intensive Community Support 

This free program offers outpatient mental health services for children and youth ages 0–21, including therapy, case management, and crisis support. Services are provided by a team of professionals and are available to adopted and foster children. Referrals can come from schools, parents, or community partners. 

In partnership with the Stanislaus County community, their mission is to provide and manage effective

prevention and behavioral health services that promote wellness, resilience, and recovery.

BHRS offers an array of inpatient and emergency services, suicide prevention and crisis services, community training presentations, and many other services! To learn more about their services, please check out their website! 

Contact: (888)376-6246