Mental Wellness Programs
If you or someone you love is feeling like you need a little more support right now, or someone to talk to, please call our Wellness Line. If we cannot answer your question immediately, we will work with you to find the appropriate resource.
Call Center is available Mon-Sat, 9 am to 4 pm • Peer Support 9 am to 8 pm. Wellness Line (805) 653-5045
New Visions Center
New Visions Center is a rehabilitation center offering members struggling with severe mental illnesses a place to learn symptom management skills, improve their community living skills, learn to live more independently, engage in work and productive activities, participate in recreational activities and become integrated back into our communities.
Oxnard Club House
Oxnard Clubhouse located on 5th Street in Oxnard is a rehabilitation center offering members struggling with severe mental illnesses a place to learn symptom management skills, improve their community living skills, learn to live more independently, engage in work and productive activities, participate in recreational activities and become integrated back into our community.
Wellness Center
The Wellness Center is a peer support program staffed by Peer Support Specialists. This innovative program is based on the nationwide movement to integrate peer staff into mental health services demonstrating the importance of self-help and peer programs as a part of mental wellness.
Quality of Life
Quality of Life provides Peer Support Services in 5 board and care facilities and 2 independent living facilities. All sites provide housing for individuals with serious mental health challenges.
R.I.S.E. Program
The R.I.S.E. program is for clients who suffer from or appear to suffer from a mental illness of some kind and who are either unable or unwilling to access further treatment
Stories and Support for Mental Wellness
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Flu Season + COVID19 can Bring Extra Anxiety
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May is Mental Health Month
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United Way of Ventura County Day of Caring
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