Sacramento Crisis Residential Program

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Opening SEPTEMBER 2020

All About The STAY

The STAY is a Crisis Residential Program (CRP) and counseling center for young adults ages 18-29 that will be opening soon at 3815 Marconi Avenue in Sacramento. Up to 15 residents will be able to stay for up to 30 days, and residents and other young people will receive counseling and services that support their transition to housing, employment, education and ongoing care.  The STAY responds to a huge need for young adults, many who have a mental illness like depression, anxiety, or PTSD and need treatment to help them through a rough point.  CRPs are lower level, unlocked, voluntary facilities, and clients do not need an acute level of care requiring hospitalization.

The STAY will help young adults safely and successfully transition back to community living after a period of psychiatric crisis and recovery.

• Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for voluntary admissions only
• Provides mental health services to include individual and group counseling, as well as psychiatry
• Incorporates the tenets of recovery, peer support and identifying community connections
• Assists youth in creating their own Wellness Recovery Action Plans
• Provides culturally competent services for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning (LGBTQ) TAY
• Connects residents to housing, education, vocational, healthcare, and other services in their community
• Available to those with or without Medi-Cal

Benefits to the Community:

• Supports stability for young people and reduces costs of care, homelessness, and suicide risk
• Relieves hospitals and emergency rooms by stabilizing clients who normally overload emergency rooms and increase wait times for others
• Increases neighborhood safety with a facility that operates 24/7, has lighted parking lot, and security cameras

 

 

This program is funded by the Division of Behavioral Health Services through the voter approved Proposition 63, Mental Health Services Act (MHSA).

Names and photos have been changed to protect clients.