Progress Foundation

Progress sonoma and parker hill place are located in the sonoma county. Progress sonoma is a 10-bed crisis residential facility providing services to an acute population of adults seeking support on a voluntary basis. All referrals are received from sonoma county behavioral health with the intent of keeping folks out of hospital settings and in their community for treatment. At progress sonoma, both safety and individualized treatment are prioritized to help people meet their short-term goals, reintegrate back into their community, and discharge to a lower level of care. The program is open all year long with a qualified team of counselors who provide services 24 hours per day. Individuals receiving crisis residential services have access to the support they need to manage their immediate behavioral health obstacles in about 1 to 3 weeks. One-to-one counseling, crisis intervention, skill-building, and twice daily therapeutic groups are part of the program structure people engage with to support in their path to recovery and wellness. Parker hill is a twelve-bed intensive social rehabilitation-transitional residential program for sonoma county adult residents who have serious and persistent mental health disorders and are able to actively participate in their process of recovery. The house is a voluntary program which serves residents transitioning out of long term care facilities or those who would otherwise be placed in institutional settings. Its staff work collaboratively with the resident and community resources to develop a plan for transitioning to community living.

Progress place and bella house are located in the city of napa. Progress place is an 8-bed psychiatric crisis residential treatment program. This program is able to work with all adult and young adult age groups including transitional youth (ty), who are 16 and 17 and with persons over the age of 60. This is a two-week program for residents needing stabilization after crisis. Bella house is a twelve-bed psychiatric transitional residential program with an in-house structured treatment program, and over the length of their stay clients are expected to develop a planned-schedule of activities and services outside the house during the day, in combination with groups provided in-house. Clients who have not yet established their schedule work on individual treatment plans and activities of daily living during the day. The maximum length of stay is one year.

Other program services consist of room and board revenues earned at alternate progress foundation locations, and the expenses incurred to earn said revenue.