Project Hope
Project HOPE’s aim is to support participants in reducing risk factors and move toward enhanced and connected community functioning through short-term mental health services including case management and counseling to children, youth, and their families. Project Hope is available educational workshops and presentations to increase awareness of mental health in the community. Please call 714-636-6286 for more information.
Funded by CalOptima.
Download the Project Hope flyer in English.
Download the Project Hope flyer in Vietnamese.
Download the Project Hope Referral Form.
Funded by CalOptima.
Download the Project Hope flyer in English.
Download the Project Hope flyer in Vietnamese.
Download the Project Hope Referral Form.
Project FOCUS (For Our Children's Ultimate Success)
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Project FOCUS is a full service partnership/wraparound program, which provides case management, counseling, and other supportive resources for children, TAY, and their families. The goal of Project FOCUS is to do “whatever it takes” to support a young person in their recovery and to ensure they stay in their homes and communities. Our members are involved in every step of their care plan and work in partnership with the program and resources to set recovery goals based upon their strengths, needs, and desire.
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Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
PCIT works with parents and children together to improve the quality of the parent-child relationship and to teach parents the skills necessary to manage their child’s severe behavior problems. PCIT is proven effective by over 100 research studies.
There are two parts to PCIT. In the first part, Relationship Enhancement, therapists coach parents to increase positive and supportive communication with their child. The second part, Strategies to Improve Compliance, teaches effective child-management skills. Parents learn and practice specific skills during therapy until they master them and their children’s behavior improves.
There are two parts to PCIT. In the first part, Relationship Enhancement, therapists coach parents to increase positive and supportive communication with their child. The second part, Strategies to Improve Compliance, teaches effective child-management skills. Parents learn and practice specific skills during therapy until they master them and their children’s behavior improves.