County Provided Services

Child Protective Services (CPS)

Sacramento County CPS Main Contacts:

  • Child Abuse Hotline (24/7): (916) 875-5437 (875-KIDS)
  • General CPS Information: (916) 875-0187

Ombudsperson/Civil Rights Coordinator:

  • For complaints, concerns, or civil rights issues: (916) 875-2000

The Source Sacramento (Youth Support & Resources, 24/7):

  • Support for youth up to age 26
    Call/Text: (916) 787-7678 (916-SUPPORT)

Mental Health Urgent Care Clinic (MHUCC):

  • Walk-in mental health support for all ages: (916) 520-2460

The STAY (Crisis Residential Program):

  • Crisis residential support for young adults (18–29 years old):
    (916) 890-3000
    Referral Forms Fax: (916) 244-2751

Youth Help Network (YHN):

  • Triage, navigation, and crisis support for youth aged 16–25
    Call/Text: (916) 860-9819
    (Available Mon–Fri, 9 a.m.–7 p.m.)

Consultation and Support Engagement Team (CSET) for Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC):

  • Support for youth aged 12–21 experiencing exploitation or pressure: (916) 844-2426

SacEDAPT (Early Psychosis Program & Clinic):

  • Assistance for youth and young adults aged 12–30 experiencing early psychosis: (916) 734-7251

Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento:

  • Shelter and support services for children and youth in crisis: (916) 482-2370

Volunteer and Intern Services:

  • Volunteer or intern opportunities with CPS: (916) 875-2027

Family Resource Centers:

  • General information and referrals to local centers supporting families: (916) 875-5437
    (CPS Hotline can provide direct referrals)

Probation Services

Juvenile Probation Main Office:

  • Supervision and guidance for youth on probation
  • Case management and court compliance: (916) 875-4600

Ride Free RT Bus Pass Program:

  • Free bus passes for students in grades TK-12 (valid June–June annually)
  • Passes must be renewed/picked up every June from Juvenile Probation: (916) 875-4600
    (Ask for eligibility/details)

Youth Education & Employment Assistance:

  • Support with educational programs, vocational training, and employment resources: (916) 875-4600
    (Ask for Probation Education Services)

Mentorship & Counseling Services:

  • Connects youth with mentors and counseling for rehabilitation and support: (916) 875-4600
    (Request referral to mentoring or counseling programs)

Family & Community Resources:

  • Referrals to community-based family support, substance abuse treatment, mental health services, and parenting classes: (916) 875-4600
    (Request Community Resource Referrals)

Birth Certificate & ID Assistance:

  • Guidance in obtaining birth certificates or identification documents
  • For documents outside Sacramento County, contact assigned probation officer: (916) 875-4600
    (General Information Line)

Local Community Outreach & Support:

  • Connections to local services and events to encourage positive community engagement: (916) 875-4600
    (Request Community Outreach Coordinator)

New Parent Assistance (CSEC Unit Closet):

  • Juveniles under CSEC supervision can access diapers, baby food, baby clothing, and gently used clothing for themselves: (916) 875-4600
    (Ask for CSEC Unit)

Less Restrictive Housing Placement Assistance:

  • Juveniles transitioning out of VOYA into less restrictive housing placements may obtain hygiene kits, clothing, bedding, and towels: (916) 875-4600
    (Request Housing Placement Assistance)

Ending Girls Incarceration Program (NAC):

  • Provides basic clothing, backpacks, therapeutic books, and personal hygiene items specifically for female juveniles through the NAC: (916) 875-4600
    (Request NAC/EGI Support)

Behavior Health Services

Sacramento County Mental Health Services – Youth Programs

  • Phone: 916-875-1055
  • Website: https://www.dhhs.saccounty.gov/
  • Services Provided:
    • Mental health assessments and treatment plans for juveniles with abusive behaviors
    • Anger management programs for youth
    • Crisis intervention and support services

The Source

A 24/7 support service for youth up to age 26, offering:

  • Immediate Counseling: Access to professionals for emotional and mental health support.
  • Resource Connection: Guidance to various community services and programs.
  • Call/Text: (916) 787-7678 (916-SUPPORT)

Mental Health Urgent Care Clinic (MHUCC)

A walk-in clinic available to individuals of all ages experiencing mental health distress, providing:

  • Crisis Intervention: Immediate support for acute mental health issues.
  • Counseling Services: On-the-spot therapeutic assistance.
  • Medication Support: Evaluation and management, excluding certain controlled substances.
  • Contact: (916) 520-2460

Collaborative Partnerships

Sacramento County collaborates with various organizations to enhance services for probationary youth:

  • River Oak Center for Children: Offers behavioral health services, working closely with probation and unique communities.
  • Contact: (916) 609-5100

JJPS (Juvenile Justice Prevention Services)

  • Short-term intensive trauma-informed services
  • High Fidelity Wraparound Services and Functional Family Therapy
  • Child and Family Teams (CFTs)
  • Individualized strength-based case planning
  • Community supports, behavioral health services
  • Youth and parent partners, flexible funding
  • Eligibility: Youth who have received a citation or are on Electronic Monitoring (EM) or Home Supervision (HS), not adjudicated
  • Contact: Maria Ramirez (916) 875-4600

JJIS (Juvenile Justice Intervention Services)

  • Counseling, skill building, family support, community-based linkages
  • Moderate or higher on YLS/CMI
  • Little to no mental health symptoms
  • Family therapy, AOD, anger management, decision-making skills
  • Eligibility: Youth who are on probation with a court order for counseling services.
  • Contact: Maria Ramirez (916) 875-4600

FIT (Flexible Integrated Treatment)

  • Specialty mental health services
  • Youth aged 0-21 with full-scope Medi-Cal
  • Mild-moderate mental health symptoms
  • Contact: Pam/Michelle (916) 875-4600

RYSE ABOVE (Stanford Sierra Youth & Families)

  • Prevention and early intervention for substance use and mental health
  • Youth aged 12-20
  • Outpatient (OP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), aftercare recovery services
  • AOD and/or mild-moderate mental health symptoms
  • Contact: SUPT Referral Form (Request youth be referred to RYSE) (916) 368-5114

WRAP (Wraparound Services)

  • Comprehensive care for youth and family stabilization
  • Moderate-severe behavioral/mental health symptoms
  • Family relationship issues, at risk of placement loss or transitioning placements
  • Contact: Pam/Michelle (916) 875-4600

JJDTP (Juvenile Justice Diversion and Treatment Program)

  • Full Service Partnership (FSP) for probation-connected youth
  • Ages 13-17, services up to age 26
  • Serious emotional disturbance, multiple law enforcement contacts
  • Placement stabilization, homelessness prevention, educational/vocational support
  • Contact: Pam/Michelle (916) 875-4600

Capital Star FSP

  • FSP for young adults aged 16-25
  • Moderate-severe mental health symptoms
  • Focus on independence, employment, education, and life skills
  • Contact: Capital Star (916) 344-0249

Heartland Family Wellness FSP

  • Support for families with complex dynamics (housing instability, mental health, substance use, trauma, CPS/law enforcement involvement)
  • Moderate-severe mental health symptoms, relationship challenges, at risk of homelessness, employment issues
  • At least one youth (under 21) living in or transitioning to home
  • Contact: Heartland (916) 922-9868 (Grand Ave); (916) 418-0828 (Watt Ave)

Arson Offenders

  • Specialized assessment and treatment programs
  • Intensive counseling and behavioral interventions
  • Educational and family support services
  • Contact: Sacramento County Probation Department (916) 875-4600

Juvenile Sex Offenders (JSO)

  • Risk assessment and treatment planning
  • Specialized therapeutic interventions
  • Family counseling and ongoing supervision
  • Community safety and relapse prevention strategie
  • Contact: Sacramento County Probation Department (916) 875-4600

Agency Contact Numbers

  • Stanford Sierra Youth & Families: (916) 368-5114 (Volunteer Ln); (916) 512-8420 (Auburn Blvd)
  • Pacific Clinics: (916) 388-6400
  • Capital Star: (916) 344-0249
  • Heartland: (916) 922-9868 (Grand Ave); (916) 418-0828 (Watt Ave)
  • Turning Point: (916) 427-7141
  • River Oak: (916) 609-5100 (Laurel Hills); (916) 226-2800 (Big Horn Blvd)
  • UCD: (916) 734-8396
  • Sacramento Children’s Home: (916) 452-3981
  • La Familia: (916) 452-3601

Family and Human Assistance

General Assistance & CalWORKs:

Provides temporary cash aid to eligible individuals and families who do not have sufficient resources to meet their basic needs.

  • Phone: 1-800-560-0976
  • Office: 2700 Fulton Ave, Sacramento, CA 95821

CalFresh (Food Stamps):

Assists low-income households in purchasing the food they need for good health and nutrition.

  • Phone: 916-874-3100 or 209-744-0499

Medi-Cal:

Provides free or low-cost health insurance for eligible individuals and families.

  • Phone: 1-800-560-0976

Employment Services: 

Offers resources for job search, employment counseling, workforce training, and related services aiming at economic stability and self-sufficiency.

  • Phone: 916-874-3100

Childcare Services: 

Provides assistance with childcare to eligible families.

  • Phone: 916-875-2000

Refugee Services: 

Offers support in the areas of cash assistance, employment preparation, and placement to eligible refugees.

  • Phone: 916-874-3100

Homeless Services: 

Plans, monitors, and coordinates services for homeless individuals and families, including housing assistance and employment services.

  • Phone: 916-874-3100

Black Child Legacy Campaign BCLC

Black Child Legacy Campaign (BCLC) – Sacramento County General Contact Information

  • Address: 1321 Garden Hwy, Suite 120, Sacramento, CA 95833
  • Phone: (916) 993-7701
  • Email: raacd@shfcenter.org
  • Neighborhoods Served: Arden Arcade, Del Paso Heights & North Sacramento Foothill Farms & North Highlands, Fruitridge & Stockton, Meadowview, Oak Park, Valley Hi
  • Primary Focus Areas: Reducing African American child deaths by addressing: Perinatal conditions, Infant sleep-related deaths, Child abuse and neglect, Third-party homicides
  • Programs & Initiatives: Community Resource Hubs (CILs): Offer crisis response, case management, and culturally responsive support. Youth Programs: e.g., Kings and Queens Rise sports league for mentoring and community engagement.
  • Probation Contact: Larry King: (916) 874-4600