Alameda County EMS for Children
Focuses on enhancing emergency medical services tailored specifically to the needs of pediatric patients. This program ensures that EMS providers are equipped with specialized training, equipment, and protocols to handle medical emergencies involving infants, children, and adolescents.
Asthma Start Program
Asthma Start assists families in managing childhood asthma with education, home assessments, and personalized action plans. These help people control asthma symptoms and enhance quality of life.
CCS Case Management Program
CCS has a team of staff who help make sure that children and youth get the medical care, medications, equipment and resources they need.
Child Youth & Crisis
Please check back here for more information on Child and Youth Crisis Services.
Immunization Program
Get trusted vaccine guidance for every age, learn California school and childcare requirements, and find local ways to get vaccinated. Resources are also available for schools, providers, and community partners.
Medical Therapy Program
The CCS Medical Therapy Program is a statewide program that provides occupational and physical therapy to children and youth with certain physical medical conditions.
Primary Care
We provide comprehensive primary care with integrated behavioral health services at four wellness clinics.
Project New Start
Project New Start offers holistic support for at-risk youth. It aids in tattoo removal alongside mentoring and social services. Participants commit to 50 hours of community service and create vocational or educational plans with local youth agencies.
Special Start
Special Start is a long-term, relationship-based program that supports families of premature and medically fragile infants after NICU discharge. Our multidisciplinary team coordinates care, connects families to key resources, and guides them through complex medical and social systems—helping each child get the best possible start.
Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC)
TFC is a short-term, intensive, and individualized intervention provided by a TFC parent to a child or youth with complex emotional and behavioral needs.
Transitional Age Youth Services
Transitional Age Youth Services focuses on improving outcomes for individuals aged 18-24 facing significant behavioral health challenges. The program aims to facilitate successful transitions to independence by collaborating with families, promoting self-sufficiency, and seamless integration into the community.
Workforce Development Programs
We oversee the bringing of psychiatric residents, fellows and other trainee prescribers into ACBHD programs.
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