The Center at Sierra Health Foundation, in partnership with the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), announces the 21 awardees for the Foster Youth Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Evidence-Based and Promising Practices Program.
The program focuses on serving foster youth with SUDs, including those who reside in family-based settings.
Evidence-Based and Promising Practices
Awardees will develop and implement a variety of evidence-based and promising practices (EBPPs) to serve foster youth with SUDs, including those who are residing in family-based settings. These EBPPs must include, at minimum, trauma-informed approaches to serving foster youth, harm-reduction approaches in service delivery, post treatment support planning, and training for clinical service providers to support foster youth with co-occurring substance use and mental health needs.
The Foster Youth SUD Evidence-Based and Promising Practices Program is supported by the California Department of Health Care Services.
FYSUD Program Awardees
- Another Choice Another Chance $249,701.00
- Aspiranet $250,000.00
- Casa de Amparo $153,509.00
- Center for Positive Changes $224,000.00
- Children First Foster Family Agency $250,000.00
- Clay Counseling Foundation $250,000.00
- Crossroads Recovery Center $249,906.00
- Dream Youth Clinic $250,000.00
- Eggleston Youth Centers $250,000.00
- Jail Guitar Doors $241,401.00
- Pacific Clinics $250,000.00
- Parents by Choice Inc. $249,986.00
- Personal Involvement Center $248,245.00
- Redwood Community Services $249,038.00
- Renewing Hope $250,000.00
- Road to Empowerment Restorative Services $250,000.00
- St. Anne’s Family Services $250,000.00
- Tarzana Treatment Center $250,000.00
- The Happier Life Project $249,837.00
- Victor Community Support Services $250,000.00
- Yolo County Health and Human Services Agency $134,853.40