YOUTH & FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH & WELLNESS

Resource Directory

Find youth behavioral health and wellness resources for Santa Barbara County in our directory for ages 0-25 and their families. 

  • Click on the organization's name or logo to see a full view.
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  • GRID to right of FIND LISTINGS buttons allows you to FILTER SEARCH.
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  • Visit COMMUNITY CALENDAR to find support groups, workshops, etc.
  • View a list of SB County orgs and their VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

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UC Santa Barbara Wellbeing and CAPS
(805) 893-4411

UCSB provides a wide array of well-being services to students, staff, and faculty. Most services are free or low cost; all are available in a remote learning environment.

Regions
Santa Barbara-Goleta
Levels of Care
prevention & wellness, treatment & intervention (mild to moderate), treatment & intervention (moderate to severe), crisis response & hotlines, recovery & aftercare, advocacy
United Parents
805-384-1555

We help to provide resources to empower, strengthen and support parents and other caregivers who have youth and/or children with mental health, behavioral, and/or emotional disorders.

Regions
Ventura County
Levels of Care
prevention & wellness, recovery & aftercare, advocacy
Parent & Caregiver Resources
support groups, education & workshops
United Way of Santa Barbara
805-965-8591

United Way offers a continuum of integrated services in three focus areas: School Readiness and Academic Achievement, Financial Empowerment, and Response and Recovery in Times of Community Crisis.

Age Groups
Regions
Carpinteria, Santa Barbara-Goleta, Santa Ynez Valley, Lompoc, Santa Maria & Guadalupe
Levels of Care
prevention & wellness
805-965-4122
Regions
Santa Barbara-Goleta, Lompoc
Levels of Care
crisis response & hotlines, recovery & aftercare, advocacy
Parent & Caregiver Resources
basic needs & financial assistance