Bright Heart Health

​People experiencing opioid or substance use disorder, an eating disorder or chronic pain can access Bright Heart Health from a mobile phone or tablet for treatment and behavioral health services.

MCAVHN

Coastal Seniors

​Coastal Seniors ​serves seniors and adults with disabilities by offering access to transportation, Meals on Wheels, community lunches and much more.

Mendocino County Public Health

Public Health works with the community to upkeep the health and wellness of Mendocino County residents. The Safe Rx Mendocino Opioid Safety Coalition is facilitated by Public Health.

Point Arena Schools

The Point Arena Schools District consists of Arena Union Elementary School, Pacific Community Charter School, Point Arena High School and South Coast Continuation High School.

Mendocino County Sheriff

Mendocino County Sheriff’s office is a public service agency with their main office in Ukiah and substations located throughout the county.

Adventist Health

Adventist Health Ukiah Valley is, first and foremost, here to serve our community. They provide healthcare to families and hold public events to advance health and wellness.

Safe Rx Mendocino

Safe Rx Mendocino focuses on prevention and reduction of opioid misuse and stigma, and promotes holistic and comprehensive treatment.

Sonoma County Indian Health Project

Sonoma County Indian Health Project’s mission is to continually improve and maintain a comprehensive healthcare system to serve the needs and traditional values of our American Indian Community.

Cancer Resource Centers of Mendocino County

The Cancer Resource Centers of Mendocino County’s Patient Navigation program provides cancer patients, cancer survivors, and the family and friends who support them with the information and support they need to understand and manage diagnostic and treatment options, surmount financial and logistic hurdles, and maintain their family and professional life while undergoing treatment.

Madrone Care Network

The Madrone Care Network is a community-based specialty Palliative Care program serving Mendocino and Lake Counties. Community-based means they visit you in your home or community, in person, or by video conference.

First 5 California

First 5 California’s purpose is to work to help California’s children receive the best possible start in life.  First 5 California will promote, support, and optimize early childhood development.  First 5 California advocates directly to state and federal policy makers for the strong start all children deserve, with an emphasis on children prenatal through age 5 and their families, to optimize early childhood development and reduce childhood poverty.

Manchester Elementary

Manchester Elementary offers small class sizes to allow for instruction tailored to maximize the potential of every student.  They offer hands-on, project-based learning in multi-grade classrooms and place an emphasis on outdoor learning and ecology through our robust garden program, frequent local field trips, and student-led projects.

Mendocino Coast Children’s Fund

From Rockport to Gualala (and inland to Comptche), the Mendocino Coast Children’s Fund responds 365 days a year. From diapers to diplomas, they have been saying yes to the needs and dreams of local children in need for 30 years.

Horicon Elementary School District

The vision at Horicon Elementary School is to prepare students to successfully transition to high school and beyond by providing a strong academic program that meets the needs of all students in a safe, nurturing environment.  They value community and family involvement, being a community center, and appreciate local history and being connected to the larger world.

Action Network

Action Network is dedicated to serving local communities on the Redwood Coast of Northern California spanning Sonoma and Mendocino Counties from Fort Ross to Elk. Their programs, services and activities help meet the growing needs of individuals and families of all ages.

This website and Mendonoma Health Alliance’s programs are partially supported by the California Department of Public Health as part of a grant award through the Substance and Addiction Prevention Branch totaling $1,281,000 over a 3-year period that began on March 1, 2024. Other funding sources that support this website include funding from Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital’s Community Benefit Program and generous donations from the community. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, CA Department of Public Health.