| Agency |
Program |
Population |
| California
Parenting
Institute (CPI) |
Child Abuse Treatment Project. Ages 3-18. Comprehensive mental health
services to abused and traumatized children so that they may heal from their
experience and break the cycle of abuse. Many of these children have been
victimized by physical, emotional and/or sexual abuse, as well as subjected to
the trauma of domestic violence, mental illness and chemical dependency. |
Children |
| Drug Abuse
Alternatives
Center (DAAC) |
Integrated Perinatal Treatment Program. Intensive program to empower
pregnant and/or parenting women in making the transition from active
substance use, abuse and/or addiction, to a healthy, intact productive, drugfree
lifestyle. For every $1 spent, $7-$12 are saved in future medical, legal and
societal costs. SCMAAF funds will provide additional individual therapy
sessions addressing co-occurring mental health needs, healing from trauma,
and relationship functioning for healthy families. |
Perinatal |
| Family Services
Agency/West
County
Community
Services |
Senior Counseling Services. Ages 55+.To provide counseling services to at risk
seniors through the Senior Peer Counseling Program before they
experience crisis, helping them to remain self-sufficient, independent, and out
of the institutional care system; as well as traditional individual psychotherapy
for seniors based upon their specific needs and risk factors, as identified
through FSA or referring partners. |
Seniors |
| Hope Counseling |
SCMA Alliance Fund For Hope. Children and Seniors. To underwrite therapy
services for needy children and elderly residents of Sonoma County. Between
2007-10, counseling hours at Hope increased by more than 35 percent, and
pro-bono work increased by 60 percent. Donor funds are utilized to offset client
visits for those unable to pay and increase the number of counseling hours
available. |
Children &
Seniors |
| LifeWorks |
School Based Art Therapy Program for developmentally and emotionally
challenged students to receive mental health services through art therapy for
the 2012-13 school year. The art therapy program provides a safe outlet for
students’ self expression in a unique way, giving fresh insight for the therapist
to assist the student. This will help the students to remain in the special
education classroom and avoid a higher level of care, thereby reducing
financial strain on the school system and community at large. |
Children |
| National Alliance
on Mental Illness
(NAMI) |
Senior Mental Health Outreach. Outreach program to Sonoma County adults
60+ who do not receive sufficient social support and services regarding mental
health needs. Program serves older adults who suffer from depression, other
mental illness, and/or substance abuse or who may be struggling with serious
mental illness of their family members. |
Seniors |
| Santa Rosa Community Health Centers |
"Moms Helping Moms" Peer Support for Post Partum Depression. Program designed to reduce the incidence and impact of postpartum
depression in women from low- or very low-income households. These are
women who suffer postpartum depression at twice the rate of mothers who live
above the poverty level, and they face multiple barriers to access care that
prevents or treats depression. "Moms Helping Moms" will complement
SRCHC's existing system of perinatal services. |
Perinatal |
| YWCA Sonoma
County |
A Safe Place Preschool Mental Health Program Supplies. Expansion of
services at ASP therapeutic preschool, which serves children from 2 yrs, 9
months to age 5. A Special Place Preschool offers children a respite from
neglect of violence of their living situation in a therapeutic setting. ASP is one
of just three such preschools throughout all of California. |
Children |
