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FRED FINCH YOUTH CENTER

CA · EIN 940474080 · $33.6M rev · operational · research · www.fredfinch.org
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Fred Finch Youth & Family Services provides culturally responsive mental health, educational, and social services to children, youth, young adults, and families facing complex challenges. They offer a range of programs including residential treatment, housing, and school-based services across various locations in California. The organization also operates a training institute for service providers.

activities · 18

what they do

direct service · 15
  • Community Engagement and Storytelling Podcast Production for Public Awareness
    Produces a podcast series sharing stories and knowledge from over a century of service and hosts annual community events in Northern and Southern California to engage the public.
  • Community engagement and outreach events
    Hosts annual community events in Northern and Southern California to engage stakeholders and promote awareness of services.
  • Crisis Residential Treatment Program Child & Youth Outpatient Mental Health Services
    Operates a Crisis Residential Treatment Program in Oakland for youth with autism and complex behavioral health challenges, providing specialized residential care.
  • Crisis Residential Treatment Program Child & Youth Outpatient Mental Health Services
    Is developing a new Crisis Residential Treatment Program in Oakland specifically for youth with autism and complex behavioral health challenges.
  • Housing for Foster Youth
    Operates the Rising Oaks housing program, which provides housing for 30 foster youth who are aging out of the child welfare system.
  • Mental Health Care Services for Youth
    Provides intensive community-based mental health services to youth in homes, schools, and clinics, including school-based therapy at Antioch High School and special education non-public school services delivered to public schools. Services target youth facing homelessness, economic disadvantage, mental health and cognitive disabilities, and histories of trauma and loss.
  • Mental Health Services for Youth
    Provides culturally responsive, intensive community-based mental health services to young people facing various challenges, including homelessness, economic disadvantage, mental health and cognitive disabilities, and trauma. Services are delivered in homes, schools, and clinics, and include school-based therapy at Antioch High School.
  • Mental health care services for youth
    Provides intensive community-based mental health services for young people facing homelessness, economic disadvantage, mental health and cognitive disabilities, and histories of trauma and loss, delivered in homes, schools, and clinics. Services have been offered since 1891 and include school-based therapy, such as at Antioch High School.
  • Produces a podcast series that shares stories and knowledge from its extensive history of serving disadvantaged youth and families.
  • Produces a podcast series that shares stories and knowledge derived from over a century of service to disadvantaged youth and families.
  • Podcast production for storytelling and education Podcast Production for Public Awareness
    Produces a podcast series that shares stories and knowledge from over a century of service to disadvantaged youth and families, enhancing public understanding and organizational visibility.
  • Residential and foster youth support programs
    Operates the Rising Oaks housing program for 30 foster youth aging out of the child welfare system and broke ground on a Crisis Residential Treatment Program in Oakland for youth with autism and complex behavioral health challenges.
  • Special Education and Behavioral Health Services for Schools
    Delivers special education non-public school services and behavioral health services to public schools.
  • Special education and behavioral health services in public schools
    Delivers special education non-public school services and behavioral health services to public schools, supporting students through integrated clinical and educational programming.
  • Transitional Housing for Foster Youth Permanent and Transitional Housing Support
    Operates the Rising Oaks housing program, which provides transitional housing for 30 foster youth aging out of the child welfare system.
capacity building · 3
  • Free Professional Training and Continuing Education Parent Training for Foster and Adoptive Families
    Offers no-cost training to eligible organizations serving Alameda County foster youth, including on-site training contingent on funding. Provides continuing education hours for licensed clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, professional clinical counselors, and educational psychologists.
  • Professional Training and Continuing Education Parent Training for Foster and Adoptive Families
    Offers free on-site training to eligible organizations serving Alameda County foster youth and provides continuing education hours for licensed clinical social workers, marriage and family therapists, professional clinical counselors, and educational psychologists.
  • Professional training and capacity building Parent Training for Foster and Adoptive Families
    Offers free training to eligible participants and on-site training for organizations serving Alameda County foster youth, when funding is available, and provides continuing education hours for licensed mental health professionals.
strategies · 23

how they think

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named programs · 11

what they call their work

Crisis Residential Treatment Program
A short-term, therapeutic crisis stabilization program in a residential setting for youth impacted by autism and complex behavioral health challenges.
Crisis Residential Treatment Program for Youth with Autism
New program in Oakland providing short-term therapeutic crisis stabilization for youth with autism and complex behavioral health needs, developed with Kaiser Permanente
Family Services
Serves families with complex needs including trauma, neglect, substance abuse, and domestic violence through culturally competent, individualized support
Fred Finch Training Institute
Offers free, high-quality professional training in evidence-based practices for service providers working with youth and families, funded by Title IV-E
Housing
Offers specialized independent and shared housing, including Rising Oaks, which provides housing for 30 foster youth aging out of the child welfare system
Mental Health Services
Provides intensive community-based mental health services for youth in homes, schools, and clinics, with over two decades of experience
On the Wire with Fred Finch Podcast
A podcast featuring conversations on youth, families, the impact of programs, and success stories, with experts, clinicians, and youth.
Residential Treatment
Provides short-term, structured residential care for youth in crisis or in harmful living environments, offering stability and therapeutic support
School & Educational Services
Delivers special education non-public school services and behavioral health support in public schools, with over two decades of experience
The Fred Finch Training Institute
Provides high-quality training to people who provide services to children, youth, and families facing challenges, focusing on systematic intervention, cultural competence, co-occurring capacity, and clinical excellence.
Young Adult Services
Supports transition to independence with vocational and educational connections, mental health support, and community linkages for young adults
relationships · 7

who they work with

  • Alameda County Partner — Partnership to provide no-cost training funded by Title IV-E.
  • Board of Directors Coalition — Partners with leadership to provide and expand innovative, effective services to youth and families in California.
  • California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists Government — Approved provider for continuing education hours for clinical professionals.
  • Chabot-Las Positas Community College District Partner — Partnership to provide no-cost training funded by Title IV-E.
  • Kaiser Permanente Northern California Partner — Partner in developing a Crisis Residential Treatment Program for youth with autism and complex behavioral health challenges in Oakland.
  • Rising Oaks Partner — Housing program developed in partnership with Fred Finch for foster youth aging out of the child welfare system.
  • people and communities Partner — Partners with people and communities to deliver services.