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Programs & Services
Housing
Whatever the level of need, we assist our clients in creating and sustaining a home they can count on.
We all know how important it is to have a home - somewhere to feel safe and secure and develop roots to grow. It's no surprise that stable housing and recovery go hand-in-hand. At TMHA, we not only provide a safe place, we match housing with varying levels of care, based on each individual's needs.
Young people (ages 11-17) receive treatment and practice social, educational and independent living skills in a home with 24-hour supervision and therapeutic care.
We also offer transitional housing for adults learning to stabilize symptoms and develop independent living skills. To those with a history of homelessness, we provide housing and support focused on reintegration into the community. Other participants live independently in affordable TMHA housing, sharing household responsibilities and interacting with the community at large.
Youth Treatment Program (YTP) is a residential treatment program serving young people from San Luis Obispo County who cannot cope with their present living situation and need a different living structure to recover and become stable.
Transitional Housing for Homeless (THH) program serves disabled adult residents of San Luis Obispo County who are currently or potentially homeless. The goal for all program residents is successful independent living within 24 months. At completion of the program, residents may be eligible for Section 8 housing assistance.
Adult Transitional Program (ATP) provides a home-like setting where adults with mental illness are supported in their efforts to acquire and apply interpersonal and independent-living skills. ATP is a transitional program with a maximum stay of 12 months; it is licensed to house 12 people and is staffed 24 hours.
Community Housing (CH) and Residential Case Management Program offers long-term, affordable housing in a stable and supportive environment for adult residents of San Luis Obispo County who are experiencing mental health difficulties. Residents are helped to gain skills needed to make choices that reflect their own values, preferences and goals.
Full Service Partnership (FSP) Intensive Residential Program is funded by the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) and provides 24/7 intensive community-based wrap around services to help people in recovery live independently. Residents are referred to the program through San Luis Obispo County Behavioral Health Services and occupy a variety of community housing and apartment rentals throughout San Luis Obispo, Atascadero and Arroyo Grande.
Homebase on G is a new, mixed-use apartment complex in Lompoc which includes 26 single room occupancy apartments, some reserved for adults with disabilities. Services to residents who have a mental illness are provided by the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) program, Vida Nueva Lompoc, which provides 24/7 intensive community-based wrap around services to help people in recovery live independently.
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