As the largest non-profit provider of children’s and adolescent mental health programs in Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties, Casa Pacifica leads the way in working with children and young adults who struggle with complex behavioral and mental health challenges. We provide best practice and evidence-based care to guide diagnosis and treatment, and help youth heal.
Casa Pacifica has four locations specializing in mental health, developmental education and wrap-around services. Since opening in 1994, we’ve served more than 50,000 children in outpatient, residential, home and community-based settings.
Our nationally accredited programs offer a depth of mental health services for at-risk children, their families and young adults. Our integrated team of experts deliver effective, individualized treatment so youth can achieve improved coping skills, increased self-esteem and a brighter future. As family involvement is critical to treatment outcomes, we support families through thoughtfully designed programming to increase understanding, improve communication and rebuild trust.
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
- 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
Norah
“I’m more motivated to do things. I take more of an interest in life. Casa Pacifica gave me the tools to help me face challenges, and I will always be thankful.”
Alex
“With all of my anxiety, I never thought I would see the day that I would look forward to going to school again,” Alex says. “I learned so much from my team at Casa Pacifica and am excited to get back on track with my education.”