Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Mental Health Partner in Pomona, CA
Since 1960, Tri-City Mental Health has served as the public mental health authority for Claremont, La Verne, and Pomona. Our organization specializes in outpatient mental health services, crisis support, and community wellness programs. With decades of experience, we provide evidence-based treatments including psychotherapy, medication management, peer support, and vocational training. Our team of licensed clinicians and community specialists delivers field-based care for older adults, intensive services for high-need populations, and prevention programs for all ages.We maintain partnerships with local housing authorities and community organizations to address systemic barriers to mental health care. Our commitment to E-E-A-T principles is demonstrated through our transparent service delivery, community-led initiatives, and continuous quality improvement processes.
Services
Mental Health Services
Crisis Support
Wellness Center
Vocational Services
Community Support
Peer Mentor Program
Therapeutic Gardening
Stigma Reduction
Housing Assistance
Youth Programs
Details
- Year established: 1960
Highlights and features
- 60+ years of community mental health expertise in the Inland Empire
- 24/7 crisis helpline with rapid response capabilities
- Integrated housing and mental health support services
- Free community wellness programs and stigma reduction initiatives
- Specialized services for children, transition-age youth, and seniors
What people say
24/7 crisis support
Free wellness programs
Knowledgeable staff
Community-focused approach
Effective housing programs
Services
Mental Health Services
We provide comprehensive mental health treatment for all ages through individual and group therapy sessions. Our licensed clinicians use evidence-based approaches to address anxiety, depression, trauma, and serious mental illness. Services include diagnostic assessments, treatment planning, and ongoing psychotherapy for children, adults, and seniors.
Crisis Support Services
Our 24/7 crisis line connects callers to immediate mental health support through our Mobile Crisis Team. We provide rapid intervention for behavioral health emergencies in Claremont, La Verne, and Pomona. Services include safety assessments, stabilization, and referral to appropriate care levels.
Wellness Center
This drop-in center offers free peer-led support groups, wellness workshops, and social activities. Open evenings until 8 PM, it provides a safe space for mental health recovery through art therapy, vocational training, and transitional age youth programs.
Community Support Programs
We deliver prevention education, mental health trainings, and stigma reduction initiatives across our service area. Our Community Navigators help residents access housing, employment, and social services through local partnerships and resource networks.
Housing Assistance
Through the Housing First model, we provide permanent supportive housing units and rental assistance. Our Residential Service Coordinators help clients maintain housing stability while accessing mental health treatment and community resources.
Questions
What mental health services do you offer?
We provide outpatient therapy, crisis intervention, medication management, peer support, vocational training, and specialized programs for children, adults, and seniors.
How can I access crisis support?
Call our 24/7 helpline at (866) 623-9500 for immediate assistance. Our Mobile Crisis Team responds to emergencies in Claremont, La Verne, and Pomona.
Are services available for transition-age youth?
Yes, our TAY Resource Center offers free programs for teens and young adults, including peer support groups and life skills workshops.
Do you offer housing assistance?
We provide permanent supportive housing units and connect clients with rental assistance programs through our Housing Division.
What community programs are available?
Our free programs include stigma reduction workshops, mental health trainings, therapeutic gardening, and the Courageous Minds Speakers Bureau.
How do I schedule an appointment?
Contact our Access to Care department at (909) 623-6131 during business hours or visit our website for walk-in options.
