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Mental health services (mhs)designed to serve children and families through therapeutic mental health treatment, including counseling, therapeutic rehabilitation, case management, home-based services, care coordination, psychiatric assessment, medication management support, parent education, and partnering services. This department incorporates a variety of programs that provide safe spaces, trained therapists, and evidence-based practices in mental health services. Services may be provided in the school, at a client's home, in the community, and/or in the office, as well as via telehealth. More than 2500 individuals direct clients and family members were impacted by our array of (continue on sch o) mental health services during the 2023-24 fiscal year.

Foster/adoption-foster family agency (ffa): approve resource-family homes and support youth and caregivers in the los angeles county dcfs foster-care system. During the period 2023-2024, we had 94 youth placed with traditional foster care (ffa) and intensive services foster care (isfc) resource families.-relative support services (rss) and relative home assessment services (rhas): these programs support alternative foster-care arrangements. Rss supports and assists relative caregivers and non-related extended family members (nrefm) (continue on sch o) with necessities to facilitate and help sustain placement of youth in their homes. Rhas assists los angeles county in the approval process of relative caregivers and nrefm for youth who otherwise would be placed in foster homes. Together, these programs served over 700 la county families between 2023-2024.-adoptions: aviva places children in permanent, loving families every year and assists families through the adoption process from start to finalization. We facilitated 12 adoptions during the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

Supportive housingwallis house supportive housing: wallis house is in interim supportive housing program for unhoused women with children. In addition to a safe and comfortable place to live, the program provides three prepared meals a day, clothing and daily living items, comprehensive case management and housing navigation support, education and vocational support, and a variety of life skills and enrichment activities for the residents. Wallis house housed a total of 172 women and children during the 2023-2024 fiscal year.