Services

Staffed 24/7 and serves any individual in Sacramento County who is at least 18 years of age experiencing a mental health crisis but is not in immediate danger to self or others.

All individuals utilizing the Crisis Respite Center are be eligible to stay for up to 23 hours and expect service based in compassion, understanding and knowledge. While at the Crisis Respite Center, the primary goal is to offer a stable and supportive environment so that the “guest” is better positioned to explore their crisis with a solution-oriented mindset. There is no medical staff at the Crisis Respite Center and participation is completely voluntary.

Every guest will leave with an individualized resource plan with linkage and referrals to continued support. If transportation to the CRC is an issue, the CRC staff may be able to help.

These services follow the Assertive Community Treatment model that aims to address the complex needs of individuals who may have difficulty functioning in their daily lives.

Our goal is to improve the overall well-being and functioning of FSP clients through comprehensive and coordinated supports. This program is tailored to meet the unique needs of each participant and may involve ongoing assessment and adjustment of services based on the individual’s progress and changing circumstances.

This program aims to secure stable housing for individuals, empowering them to pursue their recovery goals. Our approach focuses on providing support in the least restrictive manner, aiming to help them enhance their quality of life.

CORE Community Wellness Centers are available to all Sacramento County community members age 18 years and older. The centers provide inclusive and meaningful activities, including peer-led activities, groups, and experiences that promote Wellness, Recovery and Resiliency.

At CORE, we act as both an entry point for individuals who need mental health services as well as ongoing support for those transitioning from intensive services.

CORE provides services with a co-run Community Wellness Center. Our services extend beyond these centers and are provided wherever needed in the community. We focus on strength-based, recovery-oriented, and flexible approaches, adjusting treatment intensity as client needs evolve.

CORE follows a phased model approach focusing on transitioning to lower service intensity over time, correlating with increased client functioning and access to natural supports. Services shall be provided in the home, community, or office depending on the needs of the client.

Hope’s Homeless Outreach Program was created to provide outreach services to clients experiencing homelessness within the City of Sacramento. Our primary goal is to actively engage with clients, establishing meaningful connections through empathetic listening, and make our best assessment of what services to provide them in collaboration with client’s desired outcome.

COTP supports individuals experiencing substance use disorders who also have mental health challenges. With two convenient locations, we are dedicated to providing individualized, high-quality substance use disorder treatment to support the unique needs and preferences of each client on their journey to recovery.

CalAIM (California Advancing and innovating Medi-Cal) is designed to improve quality of life and health outcomes of Medi-Cal members through a broad delivery system, offering Californians a more equitable, coordinated, and person-centered approach to maximizing their health and life trajectory.

Our CalAIM Care Managers work directly with Anthem Blue Cross and HealthNet Managed Care Plans to provide eligible members with Enhanced Care Management. CalAIM provides a variety of services to our target populations of people experiencing homelessness and “high utilizers” of the medical system.

In addition, Hope’s CalAIM provides Community Support services for eligible Anthem, HealthNet and Partnership Health Plan members. This includes housing navigation, tenancy sustaining services, and housing deposit support.