Mental Health Navigation & Care Coordination
Connecting Families to the Right Support at the Right Time
Navigating mental health care for your child can feel overwhelming. These trusted resources help families find providers, understand services, and get connected to care - often at no cost. Whether you're looking for therapy, crisis support,or help understanding eligibility, these programs offer guidance every step of the way.
Your go-to guide for parenting, mental health, and family support resources in Contra Costa County
The Surviving Parenthood Directory, developed by the Child Abuse Prevention Council (CAPC), is a comprehensive, user-friendly that connects parents and caregivers to local mental health services, family support programs, child development resources, housing assistance, crisis lines, and more. Whether you're looking for help during a stressful time or ongoing support, this trusted directory can help you find the right services close to home.
One Call for Community Resources & Mental Health Referrals
Free, 24/7 help in over 150 languages. Dial 2-1-1 or text 'HOPE' to 20121 for live support and referrals to mental health providers, housing, food, and more.
Private Mental Health Care Matching for School Communities
Available through many Contra Costa school districts, Care Solace connects families to mental health or substance use providers matched to their needs, insurance, and availability - free and confidential.
Start Here for Medi-Cal & County Mental Health Services
Call 1-888-678-7277 to access county mental health services for children and teens, including therapy, psychiatry, or crisis support. Interpreters available.
One-on-One Help Getting Medical & Mental Health Coverage
A program that offers one-on-one support to help families enroll in Medi-Cal or Covered California plans, including behavioral health coverage. Services are free and multilingual. Call 1-888-349-1642 or email help@askariana.com for assistance.
Support for Youth and Families Facing Substance Use Challenges
The Alcohol & Other Drugs (AODS) Navigator Program offers personalized help for youth and families dealing with substance use or co-occuring mental health issues. Navigators provide care coordination, referrals, linkage to treatment programs, and help families understand service options
Search Local Mental Health & Support Services by Zip Code
A free, user-friendly site where families can search for mental health care, counseling, financial aid, food, housing, and more - all tailored by Zip Code and service type.
