The KYCC Clinical Services Unit offers mental heath services for low-income children, youth and their families. Individual, group and family therapy is provided in out-patient, school-based and in-home settings. Services also include medication management, individual and family-based case management, child abuse prevention/intervention and parenting education. All clinical services are available in English, Korean, and Spanish.
Registration Process
- Call KYCC at (213) 365-7400 to speak with an Intake Counselor (English, Korean, or Spanish available).
- Intake Counselor will conduct a 15-20 minute eligibility screening that will cover insurance information, previous treatment, present symptoms, and SSN (if available).
- Based on the eligibility screening, the Intake Counselor will add the child to the KYCC program waitlist or provide references to other organizations. Wait time varies based on program space.
- Once space becomes available, a KYCC therapist will call to schedule an in-person assessment to enroll the child into one of our programs.
Department of Mental Health
- Children’s Outpatient Mental Health (For ages 0-21)
Short-term intensive intervention program that provides one-to-one support for children who are experiencing a life crisis, who need additional support to transition from a higher to lower level placement or to prevent movement to a higher level of care. Some geographic restrictions apply.
- Full Service Partnership (For ages 0-15)
Offered through the Asian Pacific Islander (API) Child Collaborative for families whose children are experiencing significant emotional psychological or behavioral problems. KYCC is capable of providing participants with services beyond the scope of traditional clinic-based outpatient mental health services. Those participating will have the support of a service provider 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- Field Capable Clinical Services (For ages 0-25)
Field Capable Clinical Services are appropriate to clients transitioning from more intensive programs as they meet their recovery goals. FCCS enables providers to reach un-served, underserved or inappropriately served individuals who will not or cannot access mental health services in traditional settings.
- Prevention & Early Intervention Services (For ages 0-15)
Short-term individual parenting program addresses risks factors early on to minimize chronic mental health system involvement.
First 5 LA
- Partnership for Families (PFF)
Partnerships For Families is a child abuse prevention program designed to address the needs of pregnant women coping with substance abuse, mental illness or domestic violence as well as DCFS referred families with children five years of age or younger who are at risk of maltreatment in Los Angeles County.
Department of Children & Family Services
- Child Abuse Prevention, Intervention and Treatment (CAPIT) Program (For ages 0-18)
This county-wide program addresses the needs of children at high risk of abuse or neglect and their families. Services include: family counseling, case management and parenting education.
- Family Preservation Program
Through in-home counseling and case management, the Family Preservation Program focuses on strengthening and preserving families who are at risk of or are already experiencing family problems, with the goal of ensuring the physical, emotional, social, educational, and cultural, development of children at home in a safe and nurturing environment.
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