School Based Services
FICS operates in partnership with multiple public schools and the Department of Mental Health. Clinical staff are stationed at elementary, middle, and high schools across both counties. Individual counseling, therapy, group treatment, and family therapy are provided at both schools and family's homes. Medication evaluation and management is also provided by a psychiatrist and nurse, both at the office and in the community. Clients are referred either by the IEP Team, school personnel, or other community agencies. |
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| Evidence-Based Practices FICS identifies state of the art treatment practices that have demonstrated positive outcomes, based on empirical evidence. A variety of these practices are provided by certified staff, in order to meet clients’ unique treatment needs. Evidence Based Practices examples include skill development groups, parenting curricula, multi-family groups, and specialized therapy programs. |
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| Probation Services
FICS partners with Yuba County Probation to provide an array of mental health and substance abuse services to youth and their families involved in the juvenile justice system. |
Victor
Community Support Services
Sutter-Yuba
FICS-Family Intervention and Community Support
Butte FICS-
Family Intervention and Community Support
VCSS Shasta
FICS-Family Intervention and Community Support
Desert
Mountain FICS-Family Intervention and Community Support
San
Bernardino FICS-Family Intervention and Community Support
FICS
San Joaquin County-Family Intervention and Community Support
Lake
Elsinore County-Family Intervention and Community Support
Victor
Community Support Services, Inc.-Nevada County
Sutter-Yuba Family Intervention and Communtiy Support (FICS)Overview
Victor Community Support Services, Inc.
Sutter-Yuba FICS provides a wide variety of community-based mental health services to children and their families in both Sutter and Yuba Counties. Services are provided in partnership with local education, probation, and social service agencies. Services are funded by the bi-county Sutter-Yuba Mental Health Department. A strength-based, team approach emphasizing family connections and community involvement is incorporated into all services.
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