Location: Plaza Del Sol 776 South State Street Suite 102A, 102B & 103
Contact: 707-463-4915
Crisis Line: 707-463-HELP (4357)
Empowering Youth Since 1974.
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Our Services
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MCYP’s team of licensed/waivered therapists provide a variety of comprehensive mental health services supporting children and youth ages 0-25 and their families throughout Mendocino County. Therapy services are provided in office, in the community, on school sites (when available), and through telehealth as needed. MCYP has office locations in both Ukiah and Fort Bragg. Services include: biopsychosocial mental health assessment and plan development of mental health goals, individual and family therapy, crisis intervention, individual and group rehab, sessions supporting caregivers, and case management collaboration with other providers and/or care givers. Therapy services provided by Mendocino County Youth Project are Medi-Cal eligible as well as grant funded through a variety of victim service grants supporting the mental health and wellness of children, youth and families. All services provided by Mendocino County Youth Project are free of charge to program participants.
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Youth Services Program (YSP) provides paraprofessional supportive services through a variety of high-quality activities and services to children, youth, and families throughout Mendocino County. All services provided by Mendocino County Youth Project are free of charge to program participants. Visit the Services page to learn more!
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MCYP’s Commitment to Trauma Informed Care
Mendocino County Youth Project recognizes the pervasive impact of trauma exposure to youth & families at home, in school and in the community. We acknowledge youth of color and non-conforming-gender bear an additional burden in our society today. Our staff and agency pledge to build and/or repair our community’s youth & families’ physical and emotional safety, protecting their rights and advocating effectively for them using a trauma informed approach within MCYP’s public health model system of care leading to individual empowerment, resiliency and success.
In alignment with the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) model, our agency acknowledges the effectiveness in utilizing trauma informed practices within direct and non-direct services and commits to operating our administrative processes with the framework of trauma informed policies, providing a work environment in which staff are given the opportunity for the highest level of success in meeting our clients and community’s needs.
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