The Children's Center of the Antelope Valley
The Children's Center of the Antelope Valley is an organization in Lancaster, CA offering education, employment, healthcare, housing, mental health, and youth services. Provides prevention, intervention and treatment services for children and families affected by trauma.
- Location
- Lancaster, CA
- Services
- Education, Employment, Healthcare, Housing, Mental health, Youth services
- Website
- https://ccav.org/
Services
Clinical Department Therapy Services
CCAV's Clinical Department offers trauma-informed therapy through individual, group, and family sessions to support emotional healing and assist families with challenges.
Eligibility: Services are provided for children and their families.
Fees: Free and low-cost therapy and support services are provided regardless of income, insurance status, or ability to pay.
Amity
Amity utilizes peer support specialists to help youth assess their needs, connect with mentors, and access resources, including partner-led tutoring, music, dance, and creative activities.
Eligibility: Open to youth seeking mentorship, resource navigation, and personal development.
HomeUP
HomeUP provides substance use counseling, interim housing, case management, and sobriety support for individuals experiencing homelessness.
Eligibility: Designed for individuals seeking assistance with sobriety and individuals experiencing homelessness.
T.A.Y. Drop-In Center (The Post)
The Post offers a drop-in space for transitional age youth facing life challenges or housing instability, providing peer mentorship, employment preparation, weekly table talks, and resource connections.
Eligibility: Youth ages 16 to 25 who are navigating homelessness, housing instability, or other life challenges.
Family Preservation (FP)
Family Preservation provides comprehensive support to strengthen family relationships and foster safe, nurturing home environments for children.
Eligibility: Serves families facing challenges.
United Mental Health Promoters (UMHP)
UMHP provides transitional age youth with early intervention services, housing support, employment assistance, essential resources, and wellness workshops.
Eligibility: Transitional Age Youth (TAY) ages 18 to 25 who were impacted by COVID-19.
Developing Opportunity and Offering Reentry Solutions (D.O.O.R.S.)
D.O.O.R.S. assists justice-involved individuals and their families with housing assistance, employment guidance and placement, education, skill building, and behavioral health connections.
Eligibility: Open to justice-involved individuals and their families.
Locations
- CCAV, 45111 Fern Avenue, Lancaster, CA, 93534 — Monday – Friday 8:00AM – 6:00PM
- Youth Center, 44830 Elm Ave, Lancaster, CA, 93534 — Mon-Tues 8:00am – 8:00pm, Wed-Thur 8:00am – 6:00pm, Friday 8:00am – 8:00pm, Sat-Sun 8:30am – 5:00pm
Questions
What does The Children's Center of the Antelope Valley offer?
The Children's Center of the Antelope Valley offers Clinical Department Therapy Services, Amity, HomeUP, T.A.Y. Drop-In Center (The Post), Family Preservation (FP), United Mental Health Promoters (UMHP), and Developing Opportunity and Offering Reentry Solutions (D.O.O.R.S.).
Where is The Children's Center of the Antelope Valley?
The Children's Center of the Antelope Valley is at 45111 Fern Avenue, Lancaster, CA, 93534 and 44830 Elm Ave, Lancaster, CA, 93534.
How do I contact The Children's Center of the Antelope Valley?
To reach The Children's Center of the Antelope Valley, visit https://ccav.org/.
Who is eligible for Clinical Department Therapy Services?
Eligibility for Clinical Department Therapy Services: Services are provided for children and their families.
Does Clinical Department Therapy Services cost anything?
Fees for Clinical Department Therapy Services: Free and low-cost therapy and support services are provided regardless of income, insurance status, or ability to pay.
Who is eligible for Amity?
Eligibility for Amity: Open to youth seeking mentorship, resource navigation, and personal development.
Who is eligible for HomeUP?
Eligibility for HomeUP: Designed for individuals seeking assistance with sobriety and individuals experiencing homelessness.
Who is eligible for T.A.Y. Drop-In Center (The Post)?
Eligibility for T.A.Y. Drop-In Center (The Post): Youth ages 16 to 25 who are navigating homelessness, housing instability, or other life challenges.
Who is eligible for Family Preservation (FP)?
Eligibility for Family Preservation (FP): Serves families facing challenges.
Who is eligible for United Mental Health Promoters (UMHP)?
Eligibility for United Mental Health Promoters (UMHP): Transitional Age Youth (TAY) ages 18 to 25 who were impacted by COVID-19.
Who is eligible for Developing Opportunity and Offering Reentry Solutions (D.O.O.R.S.)?
Eligibility for Developing Opportunity and Offering Reentry Solutions (D.O.O.R.S.): Open to justice-involved individuals and their families.
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