Diocese of Orange County

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1	Organization	Contact Information: Phone Number	Contact Information: Email	Website Link	Location of Organization	Eligibility/ Limitations	Description
2	Help Me Grow Orange County	Office Line: (866) 476-9025	On a Phone Call Basis Only	www.helpmegrowoc.org	2500 Red Hill Ave. Suite 290 B, Santa Ana, CA 92705	No need for Citizen Verification. No language barrier for Spanish and English. For all other languages a language line is used to communicate with all other callers. Must be Orange County Resident. Available to anyone looking for developmental, learning or behavior resources for children ages 0-8 in Orange County. Will not turn down callers with children older than 8 years old.	Help Me Grow is the link that helps families connect to services in the community, but does not provide direct service. The service is provided for ages 0-8 connecting developmental, learning or behavior resources for children in OC. They provide the caller with information and referrals on resources that are available at low or no cost. Services Include; Child Care Toolkit, Developmental Screening Network, Healthcare and Service Providers. Health Insurance may be required depending on situation. This service is not limited to children with special needs. Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Monday - Friday. Messages can be left 24 hours a day seven days a week.
3	Family Support Network (Orange County)	Office Line: (714) 447-3301	apalafox@fsn-oc.org	https://www.fsn-oc.org	1894 N. Main St. Orange, CA 92865	Must be an Orange County resident. No need for citizenship verification.There are Spanish and English support groups provided for parents/ caregivers to share their personal experiences.	This program is for families who are experiencing a change in dynamic and lifestyle for their young adult children with special needs. There are Spanish and English support groups provided for parents/ caregivers to share their personal experiences. There are three departments one for special needs, special needs primarily servicing intellectual and physical abilities. In addition they help with access to community regional center. More offered includes: Developmental Screenings, Emergency Needs Programs, Information, referral and resource Programs, Parent Mentor Services, Parent to Parent Outreach, Bloom Behavior Services, Support Groups, Voice Options Programs, Wraparound Parent Institute.) Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
4	Connect The Tots	Office Line: (714) 480-4678	On a Phone Call Basis Only	www.http://ochealthinfo.com/bhs/about/pi/ support/tots	1200 N. Main St., #300, Santa Ana, CA 92701	Must be an Orange County resident. No need for citizenship verification. Children's ages 0-8 and their families who are at risk for developing mental illness due to social/emotional deficits or who are displaying early signs of emotional, behavioral, and/or mental instability that would impair the child's ability to successfully transition and participate in school. Languages Offered: English, Spanish, Arabic, Korean, Farsi and Vietnamese. Mandarin partially available.	School Readiness services are provided by The Priority Center and Children’s Bureau programs. These programs serve families with children from birth to age 8 who are exhibiting behavioral problems and emotional distress which puts them at increased risk of developing mental illness and failing in school. Services include; developmental screenings, Children & Family Needs Assessment, Case Management, Connection to Community Services, and Outreach and Training. Services available for approximately 3 months. Hours of Operation: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday- Friday
5	The Child Guidance Center	Office Line: (714) 953-4455	kfrancis@cgcinc.org -Mission Contact Karen Francis, Development Director at	www.cgcoc.org	525 Cabrillo Park Dr., #300 \| Santa Ana, CA 92701	No need for Citizen Verification. No language barrier for Spanish and English. For all other languages a language line is used to communicate with all other callers. Must be Orange County Resident. Available to anyone who is looking for mental health resources for their child and self.	The Child Guidance Center is available to children from all ages. This program works to address mental, emotional and behavioral health needs during the early years. Provides a variety of evidence based mental health treatment services from flagship Parent-Child Interaction of trauma, or significant cognitive or behavioral health challenges, and their impact on children youth and families.Services include: Child Guidance Center, Mental Health Services, SFSC Military Families, and SFSC-E Academy, Play Therapy, Positive Parenting Training, Professional Training and Consultations, School and Medical Professional Consultations, Social/Behavioral Skills Therapy, Evaluation and Crisis Intervention, and Individual, Family and Group Support Therapy. Hours: Monday- Thursday from 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM and Fridays from 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
6	Orange County Dept. of Child Support Services	Office Line: (866) 901-3212	service documents@css.ocgov.com, child support@css.ocgov.com	www.css.ocgov.com	1055 N. Main Street, Santa Ana, Ca 92701	No need for Citizen Verification. No language barrier for Spanish and English. For all other languages a language line is used to communicate with all other callers. Must be Orange County Resident. Available to anyone who is looking for help with food, housing, family, clothing, employment, health, legal, Veteran, Domestic Violence and with form workshops.	The Orange County Child Support Services helps connect you with local service providers and community partners that provide resources beyond child support. They also help food, housing, family, clothing, employment, health, legal, Veteran, Domestic Violence and with form workshops such as; Income and Expense Declaration, Visitation Verification, Child Care Verification, Health Insurance Information, Family Violence Questionnaire and more. They are available in person Monday- Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM and Virtually (Zoom) Monday - Friday 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
7	Providence Speech and Hearing Center	Pediatrics: (714) 639-4990 \| Adult Audiology: (714) 639 - 4991	On a Phone Call Basis Only	https://www.pshc.org	1301 Providence Ave Orange, CA 92868-3892	No need for Citizen Verification. No language barrier for Spanish and English. For all other languages a language line is used to communicate with all other callers. Must be Orange County Resident. Available to anyone who is looking for help with Pediatric and Adult Auditory impairments. Need to confirm if insurance carrier is accepted at Providence.	The Providence Speech and Hearing Center is a provider to the speech and hearing impaired of Orange County with a variety of specialists. They offer a variety of speech and hearing services and adults alike. Accepting of most major insurance companies and medical groups, and provide grants, scholarships, and financing options for patients from low-income families. Services Include; Audiology and Hearing Aids, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy for Children, Implants, Prevention and Balance services. Their motto says " We don't turn anyone away. Ever." Their Mission says " Through our mission of Enriching Life Through the Gifts of Speech and Hearing we continually provide excellent services in the identification, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of speech, language, and hearing disorders for persons of all ages, races, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
8	Western Youth Services	Administrative Office :(949) 855-1556 Orange County Location (714) 704 -5900	info@westernyouthservices.org	www.westernyouthservices.org	200 W. Santa Ana Blvd. Suite 801 Santa Ana, CaA 92701	No need for Citizen Verification. No language barrier for Spanish and English. For all other languages a language line is used to communicate with all other callers. Must be Orange County Resident. Available to anyone who is looking for mental health resources.	Western Youth Services pursues their purpose on three fronts: Advancing awareness, Cultivating success, and Strengthening communities. Their integrated service model means they offer programs intended to prevent mental health issues by using wellness solutions and intervening early enough to halt behavioral or emotional issues before point of crisis. Their programs include; Medi-Cal Outpatient Clinics, School-based Services, Behavioral Health Training Collaborative, Crisis Intervention Training, Individual Therapy, Play Therapy, Family Therapy, Group Therapy, and Parenting Classes & Education. Specialty Services include; Child Psychiatric Services, Medication Monitoring, Psychological Assessment & Testing, Social Skills Groups, Wellness & Substance Abuse Prevention Services and more. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
9	Parent Wellness Program	Office Line: (714) 480-5160	OCParentWellness@ochca.com	https://www.ochealthinfo.com/services-programs/mental-health-crisis-recovery/adult-18-services/outpatient-services/specialized	4000 W. Metropolitan Drive, Suites 400 & 404, Orange 92868	No Limitations: English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Farsi and translations In other languages are available too. Must be Orange County resident. There is no cost to participate in the program as services are funded by Mental Health Services Act (Proposition 63). Program services are provided at both their office location and wherever a client lives (home, apartment, shelter, etc.) within Orange County.	The Orange County Parent Wellness Program offers eligibility and needs assessment, individual therapy, family psychoeducation, psychoeducational support groups, wellness activities, case management, coordination and linkage to community resources, onsite supervision of minors when clients are receiving clinic services, and community outreach and education. The Orange County Parent Wellness Program has been expanded to specialize in supporting families with children under the age of 18. This includes pregnant females and partners affected by the pregnant or birth of a child within the past 12 months, families that have been reported to Child Protective Services for allegations of child abuse or neglect or families with a young child between the ages of 0 and 8 years who are exhibiting behavioral symptoms that may be negatively impacting their readiness for school. Services include screening and needs assessments of the family, clinical case management, individual counseling, family collateral services, parent education, psycho-educational support groups, referrals and linkages to community resources and community education on Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders.The program provides prevention and early intervention services to expectant and new parents, during pregnancy or within 12 months of having a child. Youth, women, and men served by OCPWP are experiencing mild to moderate symptoms of anxiety and/or depression which are attributable to either the current pregnancy or the recent birth of their child. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
10	Hurtt Family Health Clinic	(714) 247 - 0300	N/A	https://www.hurttclinic.org	1100 B. North Tustin Avenue, Suite A Santa Ana, CA 92705	No Limitations: English, Spanish, and translations In other languages are available too. Must be Orange County resident. There is no cost to participate in the program as services are funded by Mental Health Services Act (Proposition 63). Program services are provided at both their office location and wherever a client lives (home, apartment, shelter, etc.) within Orange County.	Hurtt Family Health Clinic provides highly accessible, preventative, primary and specialized healthcare to homeless and underserved families through multiple full service medical, dental, vision, mental health, chiropractic, and health education facilities. Hurtt Family Health Clinic has three fixed clinic sites and is a low-cost, family primary care clinic that serves individuals by appointment and on a walk-in basis. Services include: well-baby and well-child checkups, well-woman exams and clinical breast exams, physical examinations, management and treatment of diabetes and chronic illness, provision of medication when applicable, low cost referrals for specialized needs, and patient education classes including chronic illness management, personal hygiene, and nutrition. The Clinic also contains a laboratory where patients can receive immunizations and vaccines.
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