Through our full continuum of services, Sierra Vista has established itself as a leader in unconditional care. We meet children and families where they live, go to school, and in their own communities.
We support children and families during some of the most challenging times of their lives, as they deal with abuse and neglect, complex emotional and behavioral issues, domestic violence, drug and alcohol addiction, early mental health issues, and family crisis.We give hope, help children find joy, strengthen families and communities, and offer an opportunity for a better life.
We support children and families during some of the most challenging times of their lives, as they deal with abuse and neglect, complex emotional and behavioral issues, domestic violence, drug and alcohol addiction, early mental health issues, and family crisis.We give hope, help children find joy, strengthen families and communities, and offer an opportunity for a better life.
Services
In 1972 H.I. Tom Sawyer, a dairy farmer and a volunteer member of the Stanislaus County Mental Health Advisory Board envisioned a group home that could provide the high level of care needed for children in Stanislaus County. The agency's foundation was built on the belief that children need positive and loving role models to grow into healthy adults.
Your donation will directly support the children and families we serve who are some of the most vulnerable in the community. To have a successful future, they will need your support more than ever. Your gift makes a difference; make a donation today. Gives a child the chance to make friends and learn teamwork with youth sports and arts education.
This 52-week Domestic Violence Treatment program is designed to help participants understand violence, abuse, and the function of abuse in relationships. It promotes responsibility for behaviors and helps participants make positive changes in their lives. This innovative, strength-based Anger Management program is designed to support, educate, and motivate clients towards increasing their ability to handle frustration and conflict.
The Sierra Vista Intensive Community Support program consists of a treatment team that provides mental health services to children and youth aged 0 to 21. The treatment team consists of clinicians, behavioral health advocates, and peer navigators. The mental health services include assessment, treatment, and supportive services in an outpatient setting.
Sierra Vista's Non-Public Schools accepts children diagnosed as severely emotionally disturbed who qualify for this level of educational placement. Children from the community, as well as our Residential Program, receive education and mental health services in an environment that fosters academic, social, and emotional growth.
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