The goals of the Adult Outpatient Therapy program are to reduce symptoms of mental illness and reduce the impact of mental health issues on the ability of individuals to maintain important personal, familial, and community stabilizing behaviors. 

Mental Health Counseling for Youth is provided at few participating k-12 schools throughout the Fremont Unified School District. Counselors collaborate with principals, teachers, and parents to bring essential counseling services to youth who need support with family problems or socialization with peers. 

The Mobile Evaluation Team (MET) is a partnership between the Fremont Police Department, Fremont Human Services Department, and Washington Hospital Healthcare System. MET's mission is to provide a more comprehensive and compassionate level of service to community members with mental illness. 

We offer professional and peer counselors who can provide Emotional Support for Older Adults. Services are provided in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Farsi, with the option for additional interpreter services. 

Call the Senior Infoline at 510- 574-2041 for Older Adult services in the Tri-City area. Calls are answered in English, Spanish, Chinese, and Farsi with the option for additional Interpreter services. 

Our Caregiver Support Program for Older Adults has specialized classes, support groups, counseling sessions, and educational presentations. We partner with you to provide the best care for your loved one. 

The Caregiver Support program for Youth offers support, workshops, and seminars to assist parents or caregivers with various parenting issues. Call us at 510- 574-2100 for upcoming events. 

The CalWORKs Counseling Program assists CalWORKs recipients find a job and become more self-sufficient while dealing with life's obstacles.