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United Parents Overview Mission United Parents assists children with mental health, emotional, and behavioral disorders by providing services to families such as support, education, and resources. Values · United Parents is family driven. · We are the voice of families building a bridge to recovery. United Parents is innovative; it seeks to identify, design & fill the gaps in treatment services. United Parents is an autonomous organization that works with other agencies and professionals in a collaborative, non-adversarial manner. United Parents encourages approaches to healing and recovery as diverse as our community. History United Parents is a grass roots non profit agency founded on the basic principles of “parents helping parents.” Every family may have challenges, but United Parents was in fact solicited by Ventura County Behavioral Health (VCBH) to assist families raising children with mental/behavioral/emotional disorders. Understanding the unique challenges of these families, we identify and bridge gaps in traditional services to enhance outcomes in the home and community by … Read More

UNITED PARENT'S RESPITE PROGRAM Respite is an opportunity for parents to take some time off from parenting a child with mental, emotional and/or behavioral disorders. Children are matched with a trained, experienced Respite Provider who involves the child in pro-social activities in their neighborhood while the parents “de-stress”. This short break is sometimes all that is needed to … Read More

AT THE END OF YOUR ROPE? UNITED PARENTS WILL GIVE YOU HOPE. Parenting is a tough job. There are times that you just need a bit mo re help to avoid escalating into a full blown crisis. You or your child are welcome to call us at 805 384 1555 during the day. After hours or on weekends, use our HAT (Home Access Triage) line 805 551 0472. THIS LINE IS FOR NON-CRITICAL EMERGENCIES. It is for … Read More
391 South Dawson Drive Suite 1A
Camarillo, CA 93012
Office(805) 384-1555
Fax (805) 384-1080
24/7 line (805) 551-0472
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