As part of the Suicide Prevention Services program, this toll-free, accredited hotline operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is available to individuals of all ages who 1) are experiencing a behavioral health crisis and/or suicidal thoughts, 2) have attempted suicide and may be living with depression...

The In-Home Crisis Stabilization (IHCS) program operates a 24-hour, 7-day a week, year-round service which consists of family stabilization teams that provide short-term, intensive in-home services to individuals who have been assessed to be at imminent risk of psychiatric hospitalization or out-of-home placement but are capable of remaining safely in...

The Crisis Residential Services (CRS) program provides highly structured, voluntary services in a residential setting for individuals who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis and meet eligibility requirements. Individuals ages 12 and older can be referred if they have been evaluated for psychiatric hospitalization, can be safely referred to a...

Crisis Stabilization Units (CSUs) provide the community with 24-hour, 7-day a week, year-round service for individuals who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis requiring emergent stabilization that cannot wait until a regularly scheduled appointment. One of the units serves Orange County residents ages 13 and older, the majority of whom...

The Orange County Center for Resiliency, Education and Wellness (OC CREW) program provides early intervention services to Orange County residents between the ages of 12- 25 years old who are experiencing their first episode of psychosis with symptoms that started within the last 24 months. Additionally, the program serves the...

Phone numbers to call during a crisis: 1) You are experiencing a behavioral health crisis and/or suicidal thoughts. 2) You have attempted suicide and may be living with depression. 3) You are concerned about a loved one possibly attempting suicide. 4) You are coping with the loss of a loved...

Offers the most intensive level of care and is provided in hospital settings. In addition, long-term care programs are offered to those requiring psychiatric treatment for an extended period in a secured setting.

School-Based Mental Health Services What: School-based, early intervention services for individual students in grades 6 through 8 who are experiencing mild to moderate depression, anxiety, and/or substance use problems. How: Students are referred by school staff and screened by program clinicians to determine early onset of a mental health condition...

What: Utilizing a “whatever it takes” community-based and client-centered approach where individualized care plans are developed for individuals and families, the Full Service Partnership Wraparound program of OCAPICA provides mental health services and intensive case management services. These services include support and assistance in obtaining benefits for low-income families, health...