California Treatment Providers
California Behavioral Health, Treatment & Counseling for Justice-Involved Adults
A living directory of behavioral health, substance use, and counseling programs in California that may accept people on probation, parole, pretrial supervision, or with a criminal record. Many listings are tied directly to justice-involved initiatives (CalAIM, AB 109, probation programs); others are general treatment providers you must confirm with your officer, attorney, or court.
Statewide & Telehealth
Coverage: Statewide (Medi-Cal / CalAIM / telehealth)
✅ Verified Justice-Involved & Reentry Programs
CalAIM Justice-Involved Reentry Initiative
State Medi-Cal initiative that enrolls eligible people before release from prison or jail and connects them to community behavioral health, substance use treatment, and care coordination on reentry. Ask custody staff, probation/parole, or your care manager how to access “behavioral health links” in your county.
State Medi-Cal initiative that enrolls eligible people before release from prison or jail and connects them to community behavioral health, substance use treatment, and care coordination on reentry. Ask custody staff, probation/parole, or your care manager how to access “behavioral health links” in your county.
Info: search “CalAIM Justice-Involved” + your county
Via county BH / Medi-Cal plan
HealthRIGHT 360 – Reentry & Treatment Network
Large nonprofit with SUD treatment, mental health, and reentry programs across California, including contracts with probation, parole, and CDCR reentry programs. Offers outpatient, residential, and integrated behavioral health at multiple locations.
Large nonprofit with SUD treatment, mental health, and reentry programs across California, including contracts with probation, parole, and CDCR reentry programs. Offers outpatient, residential, and integrated behavioral health at multiple locations.
Varies by site
CDCR STOP & Community Reentry Treatment Providers
State-contracted providers (e.g., Amity Foundation, HealthRIGHT 360, WestCare, GEO Reentry) offering housing and SUD treatment for people on state parole. Availability and eligibility vary by region and offense.
State-contracted providers (e.g., Amity Foundation, HealthRIGHT 360, WestCare, GEO Reentry) offering housing and SUD treatment for people on state parole. Availability and eligibility vary by region and offense.
Ask your parole agent about STOP / community reentry options
Via parole / CDCR
🛠️ Eligible National / Statewide Treatment Locators
FindTreatment.gov (SAMHSA Treatment Locator)
Federal search tool to locate licensed SUD and mental health treatment programs. Filter by California, county, insurance, medication-assisted treatment, and more.
Federal search tool to locate licensed SUD and mental health treatment programs. Filter by California, county, insurance, medication-assisted treatment, and more.
Online
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
24/7 free and confidential support for people in emotional distress, including substance use and mental health crises. Can help link you to local crisis and ongoing services.
24/7 free and confidential support for people in emotional distress, including substance use and mental health crises. Can help link you to local crisis and ongoing services.
Call or text 988 · visit 988lifeline.org
Call / Text 988
SAMHSA National Helpline
24/7 treatment referral and information service for substance use and mental health. Not supervision-specific, but can help find programs that accept justice-involved clients.
24/7 treatment referral and information service for substance use and mental health. Not supervision-specific, but can help find programs that accept justice-involved clients.
Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
1-800-662-HELP
Los Angeles County
Counties: Los Angeles
✅ Verified Justice-Involved Treatment & Reentry Programs
LA County SAPC – Criminal Justice SUD Treatment
County network of Substance Use Disorder programs for people impacted by the criminal legal system (including AB 109 population). Provides outpatient, intensive outpatient, residential, withdrawal management, and recovery housing through contracted providers.
County network of Substance Use Disorder programs for people impacted by the criminal legal system (including AB 109 population). Provides outpatient, intensive outpatient, residential, withdrawal management, and recovery housing through contracted providers.
County network
Project 180 – Forensic Treatment & AB 109 Services
Nonprofit providing intensive forensic behavioral health services for adults involved in the criminal legal system. AB 109 program supports reentry with mental health, SUD treatment, medical/dental linkage, housing, benefits, and more, in close collaboration with LA County Probation and DMH.
Nonprofit providing intensive forensic behavioral health services for adults involved in the criminal legal system. AB 109 program supports reentry with mental health, SUD treatment, medical/dental linkage, housing, benefits, and more, in close collaboration with LA County Probation and DMH.
Los Angeles
DOORS Community Reentry Center (JCOD)
County-run reentry hub offering substance use assessment and treatment linkage, mental wellness services, benefits help, and reentry navigation for adults coming out of LA County jails and other justice settings.
County-run reentry hub offering substance use assessment and treatment linkage, mental wellness services, benefits help, and reentry navigation for adults coming out of LA County jails and other justice settings.
Los Angeles
HealthRIGHT 360 – START & MLK Behavioral Health Programs
HealthRIGHT 360 partners with LA County Correctional Health and other agencies to deliver substance use disorder treatment and behavioral health services for justice-involved adults, including people leaving county jail.
HealthRIGHT 360 partners with LA County Correctional Health and other agencies to deliver substance use disorder treatment and behavioral health services for justice-involved adults, including people leaving county jail.
Ask jail / probation staff for HealthRIGHT 360 referrals
Los Angeles County
🛠️ Eligible General SUD & MH Providers (Confirm First)
Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol & Drug Abuse (L.A. CADA)
Licensed and certified provider of substance use and behavioral treatment services, contracted with LA County and California DHCS. Often serves court-referred and probation clients; confirm supervision rules, eligibility, and payment.
Licensed and certified provider of substance use and behavioral treatment services, contracted with LA County and California DHCS. Often serves court-referred and probation clients; confirm supervision rules, eligibility, and payment.
Multiple LA County sites
211 LA – Behavioral Health & Reentry Referrals
Phone and online directory for housing, food, mental health, and SUD services throughout LA County. Not supervision-specific, but can search for programs that accept justice-involved adults.
Phone and online directory for housing, food, mental health, and SUD services throughout LA County. Not supervision-specific, but can search for programs that accept justice-involved adults.
Call 2-1-1 or visit 211la.org
Dial 211
LA County DMH – Crisis & Ongoing Mental Health
County Department of Mental Health offers crisis lines, mobile crisis teams, outpatient clinics, and specialty programs for people with serious mental illness, including those involved with the courts. Ask for “justice-involved” or “forensic” options when calling.
County Department of Mental Health offers crisis lines, mobile crisis teams, outpatient clinics, and specialty programs for people with serious mental illness, including those involved with the courts. Ask for “justice-involved” or “forensic” options when calling.
Access line on dmh.lacounty.gov
Countywide
Bay Area & Northern Counties
Counties: San Francisco, Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, Marin, Sonoma and nearby
✅ Verified Justice-Involved & Reentry-Focused Providers
HealthRIGHT 360 – Contra Costa Reentry Network
Network of reentry services in Central and East Contra Costa County, including case management, mental health, and substance use services for adults returning from incarceration. Coordinates with probation, parole, and community partners.
Network of reentry services in Central and East Contra Costa County, including case management, mental health, and substance use services for adults returning from incarceration. Coordinates with probation, parole, and community partners.
Main site: Lone Tree Way, Antioch · see county reentry directory
(844) 819-9840
Solano County Adult Probation SUD Services (HealthRIGHT 360)
Outpatient substance use disorder treatment embedded with Solano County Adult Probation. Provides group and individual therapy plus mental health services for adults on probation and parole.
Outpatient substance use disorder treatment embedded with Solano County Adult Probation. Provides group and individual therapy plus mental health services for adults on probation and parole.
Call Adult Probation SUD Services · search program name online
(707) 784-3075
Community Works – Restorative Justice & Reentry Center (SF)
Restorative justice hub in San Francisco offering reentry assistance, therapy, diversion programming, and support for youth, adults, and families impacted by incarceration. Helpful for clients needing counseling plus reentry support.
Restorative justice hub in San Francisco offering reentry assistance, therapy, diversion programming, and support for youth, adults, and families impacted by incarceration. Helpful for clients needing counseling plus reentry support.
Search “Community Works SF restorative justice center”
San Francisco
🛠️ Eligible General Behavioral Health & SUD Resources
San Francisco Behavioral Health Access Line
Central entry point for county-run and contracted mental health and SUD treatment programs. Not strictly justice-specific, but regularly receives referrals from courts and probation.
Central entry point for county-run and contracted mental health and SUD treatment programs. Not strictly justice-specific, but regularly receives referrals from courts and probation.
Find “SF Behavioral Health Access Line” for current number
Countywide
Community Behavioral Health Clinics (Bay Area)
Multiple nonprofit clinics across the Bay Area provide low-cost or Medi-Cal mental health and SUD services. Many work with court-ordered clients; policies vary by clinic and offense.
Multiple nonprofit clinics across the Bay Area provide low-cost or Medi-Cal mental health and SUD services. Many work with court-ordered clients; policies vary by clinic and offense.
Use county access lines / FindTreatment.gov to locate clinics
Multi-county
Sacramento & North Valley
Counties: Sacramento, Yolo, Placer, Nevada, Shasta and nearby
✅ Verified Court & Justice-Involved Behavioral Health
Sacramento BHS – Court & Justice-Involved Programs
County Behavioral Health Services programs integrating mental health and legal perspectives for justice-involved adults. Includes court-linked treatment, diversion, and reentry services focused on public safety and wellness.
County Behavioral Health Services programs integrating mental health and legal perspectives for justice-involved adults. Includes court-linked treatment, diversion, and reentry services focused on public safety and wellness.
Search “Sacramento Behavioral Health Court & Justice-Involved”
Sacramento County
Yolo County – CalAIM Justice-Involved BH Links
Behavioral health linkage program that connects people leaving jail or other justice settings to ongoing mental health and SUD treatment through county services and Medi-Cal plans.
Behavioral health linkage program that connects people leaving jail or other justice settings to ongoing mental health and SUD treatment through county services and Medi-Cal plans.
See Yolo County CalAIM Justice-Involved page for referral forms
Yolo County
Nevada County – Court & Justice-Involved BH Programs
Includes CalAIM Justice-Involved BH links and court-supervised treatment options (such as CARE Court) for people with serious mental illness whose cases intersect with the justice system.
Includes CalAIM Justice-Involved BH links and court-supervised treatment options (such as CARE Court) for people with serious mental illness whose cases intersect with the justice system.
Search “Nevada County Court & Justice-Involved Programs”
Nevada County
🛠️ Eligible General Treatment & Access Lines
Sacramento County Mental Health & SUD Access Lines
Central phone numbers for county-run and contracted mental health and SUD services. Indicate if you are on probation, parole, or court-ordered when asking for placement.
Central phone numbers for county-run and contracted mental health and SUD services. Indicate if you are on probation, parole, or court-ordered when asking for placement.
Look up “Sacramento County Behavioral Health Access Line”
Countywide
211 – North Valley Behavioral Health Referrals
211 services in Shasta, Placer, and nearby counties can identify local SUD and counseling programs, some of which accept justice-involved adults.
211 services in Shasta, Placer, and nearby counties can identify local SUD and counseling programs, some of which accept justice-involved adults.
Dial 2-1-1 from your county
Regional
Central Valley & Central Coast
Counties: Fresno, Kern, Tulare, Kings, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Monterey and nearby
✅ Verified Justice-Linked Behavioral Health & SUD
Turning Point of Central California – Reentry & Treatment
Long-standing nonprofit in the Central Valley providing reentry, residential, and outpatient behavioral health services. Many programs coordinate closely with probation, parole, and local courts.
Long-standing nonprofit in the Central Valley providing reentry, residential, and outpatient behavioral health services. Many programs coordinate closely with probation, parole, and local courts.
Search “Turning Point of Central California programs”
Fresno & region
Monterey County – CalAIM Justice-Involved BH Links
Behavioral health links program that coordinates mental health and SUD services for justice-involved adults leaving custody or under supervision.
Behavioral health links program that coordinates mental health and SUD services for justice-involved adults leaving custody or under supervision.
Search “Monterey County CalAIM Justice-Involved BH Links”
Monterey County
🛠️ Eligible General Treatment & Crisis Resources
County Behavioral Health Departments (Central Valley)
Each county (Fresno, Kern, Tulare, Kings, etc.) operates mental health and SUD programs that frequently serve people referred from probation and courts. Ask for intake / access line numbers.
Each county (Fresno, Kern, Tulare, Kings, etc.) operates mental health and SUD programs that frequently serve people referred from probation and courts. Ask for intake / access line numbers.
Search “<Your County> Behavioral Health SUD services”
Multi-county
Central Coast Mental Health & SUD Crisis Lines
Monterey, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara counties maintain crisis hotlines and mobile crisis teams that can connect you to ongoing treatment and court-friendly providers.
Monterey, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara counties maintain crisis hotlines and mobile crisis teams that can connect you to ongoing treatment and court-friendly providers.
Check each county BH website for crisis numbers
Central Coast
Inland Empire & Orange County
Counties: Riverside, San Bernardino, Orange
✅ Verified Justice-Involved Behavioral Health Links
LightHouse Social Service Centers – Reentry & Treatment
Provides housing, behavioral health, and reentry services for homeless and justice-involved adults in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, often in coordination with probation and local courts.
Provides housing, behavioral health, and reentry services for homeless and justice-involved adults in Riverside and San Bernardino counties, often in coordination with probation and local courts.
Search “LightHouse Social Service Centers reentry”
Inland Empire
Orange County – Justice-Involved Behavioral Health Links
OC Health Care Agency program connecting justice-involved adults to county behavioral health services, including mental health and SUD treatment. Accessed through OC Links and other HCA referrals.
OC Health Care Agency program connecting justice-involved adults to county behavioral health services, including mental health and SUD treatment. Accessed through OC Links and other HCA referrals.
See “Justice-Involved Services” on OC Health Care Agency site
Orange County
🛠️ Eligible General Treatment & Referral Lines
OC Links – Behavioral Health Information & Referral
24/7 phone and chat line linking residents to Orange County behavioral health services (mental health and SUD). Let them know if you are on probation or parole when you call.
24/7 phone and chat line linking residents to Orange County behavioral health services (mental health and SUD). Let them know if you are on probation or parole when you call.
Search “OC Links behavioral health” for current number
Orange County
Riverside & San Bernardino County BH SUD Access
County Behavioral Health departments provide access lines for mental health and SUD treatment. Many contracted programs accept people on probation or parole with proper paperwork.
County Behavioral Health departments provide access lines for mental health and SUD treatment. Many contracted programs accept people on probation or parole with proper paperwork.
Check each county BH site for SUD access phone numbers
Inland Empire
San Diego & Imperial
Counties: San Diego, Imperial
✅ Verified Justice-Involved Programs (Add as You Vet)
San Diego County – Justice-Involved BH & CalAIM Links
County BH services implementing CalAIM Justice-Involved behavioral health links for people leaving jail and those under supervision. Connects to local SUD and mental health providers.
County BH services implementing CalAIM Justice-Involved behavioral health links for people leaving jail and those under supervision. Connects to local SUD and mental health providers.
Ask jail / probation or BH Access line about “Justice-Involved BH links”
San Diego County
🛠️ Eligible Regional Treatment & Referrals
San Diego Access & Crisis Line / BH Services
24/7 crisis and access line that can connect you to county-funded mental health and SUD programs, including those familiar with court-ordered treatment.
24/7 crisis and access line that can connect you to county-funded mental health and SUD programs, including those familiar with court-ordered treatment.
Search “San Diego Access and Crisis Line” for current number
San Diego County
Imperial County Behavioral Health – SUD & Counseling
County BH department with mental health and SUD programs that may accept probation and court-ordered referrals. Confirm offense restrictions before enrolling.
County BH department with mental health and SUD programs that may accept probation and court-ordered referrals. Confirm offense restrictions before enrolling.
Look up “Imperial County Behavioral Health Services”
Imperial County
Verification & supervision: Programs marked ✅ Verified are described in public sources as serving justice-involved adults (probation, parole, or people leaving custody) or operating under court-linked initiatives like AB 109 or CalAIM Justice-Involved. Program contracts, capacity, and eligibility can change at any time. Always:
- Call ahead to confirm they still accept people on supervision and your specific offense type.
- Disclose your supervision status honestly.
- Get written approval from your officer, attorney, or judge before starting any court-ordered treatment.
Safety & emergencies: OACRA does not provide crisis services or clinical treatment. If you are in immediate danger or thinking about harming yourself or others, call 911. For mental health or substance use crises, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Use 988 or your local crisis line before reporting to a probation office if there is a safety risk.
Get listed or updated: Are you a California treatment provider serving justice-involved individuals and second-chancers? Email contact@oacra.app with your program details, counties served, and any court or supervision partnerships so we can review your listing.
