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  • CalWorks

    California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids
    This program provides intensive outpatient wrap around services to families receiving TANF (Temporary Assistance to Needy Families) services. The CalWorks Dual diagnosis program works in collaboration with the county, educational organizations and other non-profit agencies to provide linkages, advocacy and crisis intervention services to our participants.
  • Asian Pacific Youth Project

    The Asian Pacific Youth Partnership Project (APYPP) is a program, which aims at providing mental health services to the Asian Pacific community, particularly the Vietnamese, Cambodian and Filipino. Services are intended to ameliorate functional impairment of the child, the adolescent and family, increase their ability to succeed in school, and improve family interactions.
  • Ryan White Program

    The Ryan White Program is a federally funded program to provide intensive counseling services for men, women and children who are HIV infected and dully diagnosed. Services include Individual, Group and Family Counseling, Outreach, Home visits, Psychiatric services etc. Services are also provided for care-takers of a Ryan White Client who is impacted.

Mental Health Department

Centro De Bienestar (Center of Well Being) is a multi-service behavioral health care provider. For over 30 years, Centro De Bienestar (Center for well being) has been providing high quality health care services to people in the community with limited means to pay and limited access to mainstream health services. Providing these services in a culturally proficient manner is the cornerstone of our approach, as it allows us to best meet the needs of the populations we serve. Our mission is based upon the belief that health care is essential to the development and well being of the community as a whole, and that a healthy mind and body enables individuals to maximize their potential.

Our programs provide a wide range of services which include assessments, crisis intervention, therapy (individual and group), rehabilitation services, case management, medication prescription and monitoring, neurological and psychological testing, outreach prevention to the community and 24-hour response capabilities. The target populations include children and families, adolescents, seriously mentally ill adults and older adult populations.

The Gardner Mental Health Department, Centro de Bienestar, has the following programs and services:

 
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