WHO WE ARE
The One-Stop clinics are a community based organization that provides an array of wellness and recovery based mental health and supportive services that are easily accessible and culturally competent. We coordinate services to reduce negative outcomes associated with severe and persistent mental illness. Our services are provided for children/youth 0 through 15 years of age, transitional age youth (TAY) 16 to 25 years of age, adults 26 through 59 years of age, and older adults with severe mental illness (SMI), residing in rural underserved areas of Tulare County.
24-hr. Mental Health Crisis Line: 1-800-320-1616
24-hr. AOD Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Access Line: 1-866-732-4114
Services Available
The program will partner with community based organizations, public agencies, and learning institutions to develop the following Specialty Services in the targeted areas:
Individual, Family, and Group Therapy
Intensive Case Management
Medication Management
Supportive activities:
Life Skills groups (e.g. cooking, budgeting, stress management, time management, and accessing community resources)
Co-occurring Disorder Groups
Employment Training (e.g., networking, finding a job, resume building, role-playing, job etiquette, and volunteer opportunities)
Education Support (e.g., study groups, college tours, and presentations from educators)
Peer Mentoring (e.g., Wellness and Recovery Plan- WRAP)
Socialization (e.g., museum tours, and recreational activities)
Evidence-Based Interventions
Cognitive Behavioral Treatment
Dialectical Behavioral Treatment
Hazelton Co-occurring Treatment
Full-Service Partnership Toolkit
Wellness & Recovery Action Plan (WRAP)
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
Harm Reduction
Motivational Interviewing
Program Philosophy
The North County One Stop Program emphasizes wellness, recovery and resilience. Consumers and family members are provided with links to programs that will strengthen their ability to participate in their local communities while fostering positive experiences which will enhance problem-solving skills, optimism and hope. Services are individually tailored and provided with a whatever-it-takes approach to address the preferences and identified goals of each consumer.
Referrals
Referrals may be made to the program and served per approval of the Tulare County Health & Human Services Agency.
ONCE A TAY graduateS from the One Stop, if they live within the Visalia city limits; they can start receiving adult mental health services from Tulare County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) Mental Health Branch: https://bit.ly/3SaT418
if they are outside the city limits, they can receive services from the NCMU
LEVELS OF SERVICE
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Referrals may be made to the program and served per approval of the Tulare County Health & Human Services Agency. Walk-ins are welcome and we will help you contact Tulare County to establish eligibility.
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The One Stop Clinics are community-based programs that serves youth (12-17) and transitional age youth (18-24) within underserved and unserved communities. Participants must be eligible for Medi-Cal and have a qualifying mental health diagnosis.
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Charlie was 18 years old the day his foster mother walked him into the North County One Stop (NCOS) with just his Medi-Cal card, a schizoaffective diagnosis and a backpack. She told the receptionist that Charlie was 18 and he was no longer her problem. Then she left him. Without the help of the staff at NCOS, he was at risk of homelessness, incarceration and hospitalization. Shocked, the staff scrambled to secure housing for him. Over the next several months, Charlie was linked to a job and maintained housing with other TAY clients. He was provided with therapy, case management, medication management and life skills training. Charlie had to grow up very quickly. Charlie’s story was unique in that most clients that seek help from the One Stops have support from loved ones, but even without that, Charlie went on to become a self-advocate for his mental health care and has maintained housing and a warehouse job ever since. Whether you just need a place where people understand you or you need help with learning how to “adult,” our staff are here for you.
CHARLIE’S STORY:
AREAS OF SERVICE
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CCOS: West of Hwy 65, North of Kern County and East of Kings County including rural communities and Tulare. Includes Earlimart, Tipton, Pixley, Tulare, Allensworth, and Alpaugh.
NCOS: Farmersville, Goshen Woodlake, Three Rivers, Orosi, Cutler, Sultana, Yettem, Dinuba, New London, Seville, Traver, Elderwood, Exeter, Ivanhoe, Lemon Cove, Yokohol, Lindcove Visalia, Midvalley, Ambler.
CONTACT INFO:
NCOS: 201 N Court St. Visalia, CA 93291
CCOS: 145 North N. St. STE A Tulare, CA 93274
Hours
Monday–Friday
8:00-5:00 PM
Phone
NCOS: (559) 627-2046
CCOS: (559) 687-8713
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