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The Mental Health Association of Alameda County is hosting a series of community listening sessions to hear from you. We are committed to rebuilding trust, listening, and learning from those we serve in order to strenghten our partnership and improve the services and support that matter most to our community.
Two Dates to Choose From:
• Thursday, August 13th
• Saturday, August 22nd
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African American Family Outreach Project (AAFOP)
Our goal is to provide a safe space for African American families to share their experiences and meet with other families who understand what they're going through. These programs are led by African American staff who are caregivers of loved ones living with Mental Health conditions.
We have been there and we can help.
Warmline
Our warmline is a confidential, free phone service offering mental health support to family caregivers. It is staffed by case managers who have personal experience with mental health issues in their own families. We are here to provide you (the caregiver) with support as you navigate the challenges your child, teen, or young adult is experiencing. We can help you cope and direct you to resources within the Alameda County system.
Case Management
AAFOP case managers work with family members to support them while they care for their loved one to assess their current support network, establish goals and assist them in accessing local community resources that may meet any unfulfilled needs. The relationship between the case manager and the family is on-going as both family needs and available community services may change over time.
Contact us at: (510) 333-0024
