All Services

Behavioral Health Services for Children, Youth, and Families

Programs

Click the button below to view the complete printable directory for all behavioral health services for children and youth. It is designed for families who need assistance finding mental health and substance use services for children, youth, as well as pregnant and parenting women.

You can also explore the pages below to find youth services within the following service categories:

• Outpatient and Support Services
• Crisis Services
• Hospital-Level Care
• Residential and Long-Term Care

School-Based Services for Children and Youth

For school-related information, visit our School-Based Services webpage.

Use the dropdown below for printable Regional School Directories highlighting behavioral health services within each region, including school-based supports.

Specialized Resources

• Early Childhood Resources are designed specifically for children ages 0-5 years to support healthy growth and development.
• Family Urgent Response System (FURS) provides immediate 24/7 phone or in-person support to current and former foster-involved youth up to age 21 and their families.
• Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Programs (STRTPs) provide structured, specialized care to foster-involved youth with the goal of increasing self-sufficiency upon their transition to a less restrictive, community-based or family care setting.
• Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS) provide outpatient one-to-one behavioral coaching for children up to age 21 experiencing a current emotional challenge or stressful life transition.
  
• Next Move Community-Based Outpatient Program provides behavioral health services to youth up to age 21 who have recently transitioned out of a detention facility or are at risk of becoming involved with the justice system.

Other Resources

• Own Your Mindset provides tools to help you check in with yourself and loved ones, as well as ways to reach out if you need support.
• Talk It Out SD offers ways to start conversations if you’re worried about suicide for yourself or others.
• Never a Bother is a state campaign designed by youth that has resources on how to support yourself, a friend, or someone in your care who is having thoughts of suicide.
• It’s Up to Us has resources on mental health, suicide prevention, alcohol and substance use.
• San Diego Opioid Project provides education on the risks of fentanyl and how to use and find naloxone locally to prevent overdose deaths.

Community Toolkit

Expand the library of outreach materials below for community use.

App-Based Support