Calm Inc

Community strengthening collaborationsthe community strengthening collaborations department provides education, prevention, and treatment to children, families, and community professionals. By embedding services in natural settings where children learn and grow, calm partners with organizations and systems to increase access to mental health services, overcome stigma, and build trauma-informed communities. For the fiscal year ended june 30, 2024, the community strengthening collaborations department served 108 teachers and administrators at 15 early education sites, connected 90 families to mental health services in collaboration with their pediatricians, and conducted 187 forensic interviews in partnership with the district attorney's office and law enforcement.

Intensive family servicesthe intensive family services department provides services to children and families who require comprehensive and intensive support to achieve stability. Families may have multigenerational histories of trauma, parental histories of substance abuse, and involvement with the criminal justice or child welfare system. Services are tailored to the needs of the family and may be provided in the home or community. The delivery of services may be more frequent and intensive than traditional outpatient treatment. All programs are served by referrals from the department of behavioral wellness or the department of social services. The department goal is to stabilize systems involved families and caregivers. For the fiscal year ended june 30, 2024, the intensive family services department provided 874 clients with 7,771 services.

Childhood trauma treatmentthe childhood trauma treatment department focuses on facilitating recovery for children and families who have been exposed to abuse, neglect, or violence within their family or community. Programs provide individual and family treatment to foster children's resilience and recovery from adverse experiences. The department goal is to mitigate the impact of trauma on children and families. For the fiscal year ended june 30, 2024, the childhood trauma treatment department provided 202 clients with 4,237 services.