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  • SUICIDE AND CRISIS RESOURCES

    CRISIS TEXT LINE

    • Services: Free 24/7 support for all ages in crisis. Text anywhere in the USA to text with a trained crisis counselor.
    • Text “HOME” to 741741
    • Text “START” to 678678
    • Click here to access the Crisis Text Line Website

    MY3APP

    • Services: Suicide prevention app.
    • Click here to access the My3app website.

    NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION LIFELINE

    • Services: Available 24/7. Calls are free and confidential. Callers can call for themselves or someone they care about.
    • Call 1-877-727-4747
    • Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.
    • Click here to access the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Website.

    PARENTING RESOURCES

    BUSD PARENT UNIVERSITY

    • Services: Free classes to parents on topics of academic success, health and wellness, and social/emotional awareness.
    • (562) 866-9011 ext. 2092

    CERRITOS COLLEGE FOSTER & KINSHIP CARE

    • Services: Provide free parenting classes and workshops for foster parents, relative caregivers, guardians, and foster teens on a variety of topics.
    • (562) 860-2451 ext. 2548
    • Click here to access the Cerritos College Foster & Kinship Care website.

    EXCHANGE CLUB FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER

    • Services: Parenting classes are provided at a low cost.
    • (562) 904-9590
    • Click here to access the Exchange Club Family Support Center website.

    CRISIS/SHELTERS

    ANGEL STEP TOO

    • Services: Supportive housing program for women and children disrupted by domestic violence and maternal substance abuse. Treatment program.
    • (562) 461-9272
    • Click here to access the Angel Step Too website.

    CASA YOUTH SHELTER

    • Services: 24/7 emergency temporary home providing a safe haven for runaway, homeless, abandoned or abused youth. Ages 12 through 17.
    • (800) 914-2272
    • Click here to access the Casa Youth Shelter website.

    LITTLE HOUSE

    Services: Temporary residential treatment center for women. The groups consist of: drug and alcohol awareness, domestic violence, anger management, self esteem, step studies, parenting, and recovery discussion groups.

    • (562) 925-2777
    • Click here to access the Little House website.

    SU CASA ENDING DOMESTIC

    • Services: Emergency shelter, transitional shelter, group counseling, and case management. Including assistance with household establishment and job skill training.
    • 24-hour hotline (562) 402-4888
    • Click here to access the Su Casa Ending Domestic website.

    HOTLINES AND ONLINE RESOURCES

    CALIFORNIA YOUTH CRISIS LINE

    • (800) 843-5200
    • Click here to access the California Youth Crisis Line

    CHILD PROTECTION HOTLINE

    • Services: Available 24/7 to report possible child abuse and/or neglect to the Los Angeles County Dept. of Children and Family Services (DFCS).
    • (800) 540-4000
    • Click here to access the Child Protection Hotline.

    TEEN LINE

    • Services: Available 6:00-10:00 pm daily. This is a toll-free confidential helpline for teenage callers.
    • (800) TLC-TEEN (852-8336) or (310) 855-HOPE(4673)
    • Website: offers online chat, email help, message boards, resources, and information. Click here to access the Teen Line website. 
    • Text “TEEN” to 839863 between 5:30-9:30 pm to text with peer counselors.

    INTENSIVE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

    ACCESS CENTER HELPLINE, PSYCHIATRIC MOBILE RESPONSE TEAM, AND LAW ENFORCEMENT TEAMS

    • Services: Available 24/7. Facilitates referrals to the Psychiatric Mobile Response Team (if indicated), crisis intervention resources, and/or appropriate mental health providers. Access danger to self, others and/or grave disability due to a mental illness.
    • (800) 854-7771 or 911

    LOS ANGELES COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH

    • Click here to access the Los Angeles Count Department of Mental Health.

    URGENT CARE CENTERS

    • Services: Available 24/7. Ages 12 – Adult.
    • Medi-Cal or no insurance. 24 hour psychiatric crisis centers provide crisis stabilization for comprehensive mental health services. Children under 12 must have an open DCFS case and are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
    • Los Angeles: (310) 253-9494

    LGBTQIA RESOURCES

    PFLAG

    • Services: Helpline for individual or families experiencing issues related to sexual orientation and/or gender identity.
    • (888) 735-2488
    • Click here to access the PFLAG website.

    TRANS LIFELINE

    • Services: Primarily for transgender people experiencing a crisis including suicide and self-harm. Includes a hotline for transgender individuals to speak with trans peers about their feelings and concerns. Including individuals who are unsure if they are transgender.
    • (877) 565-8860
    • Click here to access the Trans Lifeline website.

    TREVOR PROJECT

    • Services: Crisis and suicide intervention through chat and text.
    • (866) 488-7386
    • Click here to access the Trevor Project website.

    SUBSTANCE ABUSE RESOURCES

    L.A. CADA

    • Services: Substance abuse treatment programs for ages 12 through 18.
    • (562) 906-2676
    • Click here to access the L.A. Cada website.

    SHIELDS FOR FAMILIES

    • Services: Substance abuse treatments for 12 to 18 youth. Medi-Cal accepted.
    • (323) 242-5000
    • Click here to access the Shields for Families website.

    SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT REFERRALS

    • Services: View map of outpatient and residential treatment programs for youth.
    • Click here to visit the Substance Abuse Treatment Referrals website.

    COMMUNITY RESOURCES

    ASIAN PACIFIC COUNSELING AND TREATMENT CENTERS

    • Services: School based and outpatient mental health services, counseling, psychiatric medication for children and adolescent. Medi-Cal only. Sliding scale may be available to qualified clients.
    • (562) 860-8838
    • Click here to access the Asian Pacific Counseling and Treatment Centers website.

    CHILDNET YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES

    • Services: School based and outpatient mental health services for children ages 0-18 and wraparound services. Medi-Cal only.
    • (562) 490-7600
    • Click here to visit the Childnet Youth and Family Services website.
    • LOW-COST COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER

    LOW-COST COMMUNITY COUNSELING CENTER

    • Services: Outpatient low cost counseling services for children and adults. Fees are based on a sliding fee scale depending on family size and income. No Medi-Cal accepted.
    • (562) 903-7777
    • Click here to access the Low-Cost Community Counseling Center website.

    COMMUNITY FAMILY GUIDANCE CENTER

    • Services: Comprehensive range of mental health services for children, adolescents, and families including school based and outpatient services. Medi-Cal accepted and low cost cash payment for services
    • (562) 924-5526
    • Click here to access the Community Family Guidance Center website.

    HELPLINE YOUTH COUNSELING, INC.

    • Services:  School based and outpatient individual and group counseling.  Provides youth services, child abuse reduction effort, and comprehensive drug/alcohol treatment programs for adolescents.  Medi-Cal only.
    • (562) 273-0722
    • Click here to access the Helpline Youth Counseling, Inc. website.

    OLIVE CREST

    • Services:  School based and outpatient mental health services and adoption.  Services offered included educational material, onsite tutors, and computer access.  Medi-Cal and most health insurance plans accepted.
    • (562) 866-8956   
    • Click here to access the Olive Crest website.

    PATHWAYS COMMUNITY SERVICES

    • Services:  School based and outpatient mental health services, including grief support groups, therapeutic behavioral services, family counseling, and full service partnership.  Medi-Cal and most health insurance plans accepted.
    • (562) 865-3644   
    • Click here to access the Pathways Community Services website.

    STAR VIEW COMMUNITY SERVICES

    • Services:  School based and outpatient mental health services, therapeutic behavioral services, and wraparound services.  Medi-Cal and most health insurance plans accepted.
    • (562) 427-6818   
    • Click here to access the Star View Community Services website.

    THE GUIDANCE CENTER

    • Services:  School based and outpatient counseling, parent education, psychological testing, psychiatric mediation and evaluation, and crisis intervention.  Medi-Cal and most health insurance plans accepted.
    • (562) 485-3085   
    • Click here to access The Guidance Center website.

     

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16703 S. Clark Ave., Bellflower, CA 90706

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