WHAT WE BELIEVE

WHO CAN REFER: School Staff
Self-refer Family member
Community partner Healthcare providers County of Fresno Department of Behavioral
Health

“We believe all youth and families should have access to behavioral health services to support their social, emotional, and behavioral needs.”

ALL 4 YOUTH Main Office
2440 Tulare Street, Suite 200 Fresno CA 93721
Located on the 2nd floor of

Civic Center Square

ALL 4 YOUTH

HOW TO REFER:

559-443-4800 Fax: 559-233-1080

Walk In Office Hours Monday-Friday 8:00 am-5:00 pm
By Appointment 5:00 pm-6:30 pm

All4Youth@fcoe.org

559-443-4800

All4Youth@fcoe.org

“At All 4 Youth we envision a community where all children’s behavioral health needs are met. Barriers will be removed and all children and families will have access to a seamless system that promotes a positive healthy environment in which
to live and learn.”

These services are available in your preferred language at no interpretive cost to you. Please contact the program for any language service
assistance or information in your preferred
language.	"Changing Lives One Future at a Time”

Department of

Behavioral Health

Student Services

	

SERVICES INCLUDE:

Assessment of youth and family needs
Individual, group and family counseling
Care coordination linkage to needed support services Support to primary caregiver of youth

WHAT IS ALL 4 YOUTH?

All 4 Youth is a partnership program between The Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health and Fresno County Superintendent of Schools for children and youth ages 0-22 years old experiencing difficulties that affect them at school and at home.

All 4 Youth is designed to enable youth and their families to access behavioral health services at school, in the community or in the home. The goal of All 4 Youth is to remove barriers and increase access to a positive healthy environment in which to live and learn.

We serve ages 0-22 who have experienced life stressors, loss, or trauma.
Children ages 0-5 and youth ages 6-22

who have:

Frequent temper tantrums

Difficulty playing with other children Difficulty following directions Persistent nightmares
Difficulty coping with problems and daily activities
Excessive worry or anxiety (i.e. refusing to go to school)
Feelings of sadness and hopelessness Frequent outbursts of anger Difficulty with behavior and frequent suspensions