As the largest nonprofit provider of children’s and adolescent mental health services in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, Casa Pacifica leads the way in supporting youth with complex behavioral and mental health challenges.
Across our four locations, we offer evidence-based, trauma-informed care through outpatient, residential, home, and community-based programs. Since 1994, we’ve helped more than 52,500 children and young adults find hope and healing.
Our nationally accredited programs deliver individualized treatment plans designed to build coping skills, strengthen self-esteem, and set youth on a path toward a brighter future. We also offer family-centered support to improve communication, deepen understanding, and rebuild trust—because healing happens best together.
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After leaving Casa Pacifica:
99.5% are not psychiatrically hospitalized
99.5% of youth have no contact with law enforcement
96% of youth who leave Casa Pacifica are in school
100% of youth live in a home environment
90% of children and youth across all programs successfully met their treatment goals
Primary Service Areas:
- Los Angeles County
- Long Beach
- Kern County (Bakersfield)
- San Diego
- San Luis Obispo County
- Santa Maria
- Santa Barbara County
- Ventura County
Ages Served:
- 5 and under: 1%
- 6-11 years: 16%
- 12-15 years: 37%
- 16-18 years: 35%
- 18+ years: 11%
Client Stories
“We wish to thank the team at Casa Pacifica who were so committed to our son and his well-being. You have helped our family become whole again.”
– Parents of a Casa Pacifica client
Jonah
“Wraparound helped me stay focused. My team gave me the support I needed when things felt overwhelming,” Jonah shared. “They never gave up on me, and knowing I had people in my corner made all the difference.”
Arthur
“This program gives crucial support to children like Arthur who have experienced removal from their biological parents. We help them build resilience and manage their emotions, which provides stability in their lives.”