The Multicultural Development Program aims to promote health equity by enhancing culturally responsive and inclusive behavioral health services for all ethnic and cultural groups through supportive services, training, education, research and advocacy.

Reports Addressing Disparities in Access and Utilization of Mental Health and Substance Use Services among Blacks and African Americans African American CRDP Report (27MB) API Health Report (5MB) A Look at Health in Orange County's Vietnamese Community (10 MB) Behavioral Health Services Directory First Do No Harm – LGBTQ Report...

SB Violence Prevention Education (SBVPE) The Violence Prevention Education (VPE) program aims to reduce violence and/or its impact in schools, local neighborhoods and/or families. The target audience for the program includes students, parents and school staff at participating elementary, middle and high schools throughout Orange County, as well as other...

Pathways to Well-Being (PWB) Documentation & Training Guide (CYBH) 1-18-18 Pathways to Well-Being Tracking Sheet 1-23-18 Medi-Cal Manual for ICC/IHBS/TFC Services-3rd Edition (DHCS) Pathways to Well-Being Subclass Settlement PPT- 10/18/2017 Pathways to Well-Being/Intensive Services Eligibility Assessment 11-2019 Pathways to Well-Being FAQ's (CYBH) Integrated Core Practice Model (ICPM) Guide (2018) Pathways...

Western Youth Services is partnering with NAMI OC to provide CIT trainings at no cost to Orange County Law Enforcement and First Responders. If you or your staff would like to be added to the wait list or receive information about future dates of CIT trainings, please email CIT@westernyouthservices.org .

Table of Contents 4 Executive Summary 6 Summary of Priorities 8 Welcome to the Orange County Community Health Improvement Plan (OC CHIP) 9 Welcome Message 10 Mission and Vision 12 Acknowledgements 16 Orange County Profile 18 What is the Orange County Community Health Improvement Plan (OC CHIP)? 20 Why the...

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Designed to assist Orange County’s most vulnerable individuals, Full Service Partnerships (FSP) provide intensive, community-based outpatient services. This support is designed for residents who have the greatest barriers to accessing care: including individuals of all ages who are living with a Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED) or Serious Mental Illness (SMI)...

Supporting Violence Survivors The rise in violence around the world means that too many OC residents have been victims of or witnesses to these devastating events. Incidents of mass violence and crime can impact their victims for years. Some people develop physical symptoms, or mental health or substance use challenges...