Stars Behavioral Health Group

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Whatever it takes approach

TEAMMATES’ “Whatever it Takes” Approach

Employing nontraditional approaches to help youth and their family to succeed

The “Whatever it Takes” nontraditional approaches include:
  • Consumer Voice, Choice, and Access — Youth and family are full and active partners at every level and every activity of the service process.
  • Youth and Family Team — Children/youth, family, natural supports, program staff, and public agency representatives together develop and implement services.
  • Community-Based Services — Services are provided in home, school, and community settings accessible to clients and families.
  • Cultural Competence — The service process builds on the unique values, strengths, preferences and needs of children, families, and their communities.
  • Individualized and Strength-Based — Services are tailored to the individual client and their family and build from their strengths in order to achieve success.
  • Natural Supports — There is unconditional commitment to serve each child and family and not give up in the face of obstacles and setbacks.
  • Collaboration — Plans of care are developed and implemented with full interagency, provider, community and family/child participation.
  • Flexible Resources — The service approach is designed to draw flexibly from all available resources to meet child and family needs.
  • Outcome–Based Services — Outcomes are measured for the system, program and the individual child/family — all of which are used to refine and improve services.

Stories from LA

Star View TEAMMATES recently held a drawing and coloring contest for clients. It turns out we have some incredibly talented artists!

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Generosity From a Partnering Organization

Casa Youth Shelter in Los Alamitos made a donation of clothes and accessories to our Star View TEAMMATES program in Los Angeles. Staff members have worked tirelessly to sort through donations and distribute them to our clients. As the weather gets colder, these items will help keep our youth and their families warm.

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Corporate Office:
1501 Hughes Way, Suite 150
Long Beach, CA 90810-1870
Telephone: 310-221-6336
Fax: 310-221-6350

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