Crisis Support Services of Alameda County
Mental Health CareCalifornia, United States51-200 Employees
Crisis Support Services of Alameda County is a mental health care organization based in Oakland, California, founded in 1966. It offers a broad spectrum of counseling, education, and prevention services within a safe environment, including a 24-hour crisis hotline that handles a large volume of calls each year. The agency provides ongoing therapy groups, school-based counseling, services for seniors, youth suicide prevention programs, and community education, aiming to support individuals through trauma and barriers to access to care. The organization targets individuals and communities seeking mental health support and crisis intervention, focusing on collaborative, client-centered pathways to healing. Positioned within the mental health services sector, CSS emphasizes accessible crisis response and preventive services, integrating education and supportive programs to address trauma and related needs in the Alameda County area.