El Verano CCH (603)
Community Crisis Home
El Verano Community Crisis Home (CCH) provides services to individuals who need help transitioning safely out of a locked setting into a less restrictive community, have problems living in their current home, or want to practice safe living skills so they can return to the home of their choice.
Elverta, CA
Main (916) 840-7125
Fax (916) 403-7907
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Program Type: Community Crisis Home
To Make Referrals: Referrals to El Verano CCH are made through Alta California Regional Center in Sacramento.
# of Beds: 4 beds
Who is Served: El Verano CCH serves adults ages 18 and over with varying levels of complex needs who might also have mental health symptoms.
Hours of Operation: Services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
About the Program: El Verano CCH is a beautiful four-bedroom home where residents each have their own bedroom and can explore various interests such as cooking, gardening, budgeting, and practicing living skills to be as independent as possible. Our staff can even arrange outside activities such as going to school, attending a day program, or other fun events on a case-by-case basis.
El Verano CCH provides services to individuals who need help transitioning safely out of a locked setting into a less restrictive community setting, have problems living in their current home, or want to practice safe living skills so they can return to the home of their choice. El Verano CCH is not a forever home. Residents can live at El Verano CCH for up to 18 months. We focus on helping each resident prepare for their next home where they can live for a longer period of time. Every resident will have their own individual behavior support team that will include professionals specific to their individualized plan, such as a program administrator, licensed vocational nurses (LVN), registered behavior technicians (RBT), licensed clinicians, occupational and physical therapists, and medical support staff, as well as their identified personal circle of support.