Mental Health Association Of San Francisco

The organization has a number of other programs services, that provide support to those with mental health challenges, including: providing crisis support; providing support social support services to improve the quality of life and to prevent evection and homelessness for individuals with hoarding disorder challenges; to improve outcomes for mental health consumers by providing individual and group interventions that focus on increasing peer wellness, recovery, and resiliency; reducing stigma discrimination and bias related to mental illness/mental health conditions; providing support, training and placement for individuals with mental health lived experiences; to improve the wellbeing of californians through digital mental health solutions; providing peer counseling and navigational support to inpatients, discharged patients, and er patients at st francis memorial hospital; to improve and expand california and san francisco?s youth and young adults? Support for ongoing and growing behavioral and social needs.

County of marin triage: the overall goal of mhasf?s county of marin triage program is to address and mitigate mental health crises through peer support and assistance in collaboration with other mental health and systems providers in marin county. We strive to give mental health consumers warm, strength-based, timely and thorough support to reduce instances of involuntary hospitalization and promote recovery. We strive to: 1.ensure services meet the needs dentified of consumers and promote recovery and self-empowerment; 2.ensure that services are respectful of and are sensitive to the ethnic/cultural context and history of the consumer and their support system; 3.ensure consumers are involved to the greatest extent possible in all decisions affecting services; 4.provide services in community settings and in the context of the consumers? Culture; 5.promote collaboration among consumers, support systems, mental health providers, health care providers, justice system personnel, school personnel and other agencies; 6. Develop meaningful process for evaluation of services. The program provides quality, peer-based mental health support and advocacy. Trained peer providers respond to those identified as experiencing a mental health crisis and will provide advocacy, support, and assist with the navigation of appropriate services as part of a collaborative effort with other service providers. Services will be provided to individuals who identify as being in crisis and/or their significant support person.