Community Human Services

06/25/2026

No one should have to face homelessness alone.

Our Street Outreach Program meets youth where they are—providing food, hygiene supplies, crisis support, counseling, and connections to safe housing and essential services. Every conversation is a step toward hope, stability, and a brighter future. 💙

Learn more: https://chservices.org/homelessness/street-outreach-program/

06/24/2026

Strong relationships start with understanding. 💙

CHS's Parent Education Program helps parents and caregivers strengthen connections with their children through a free, evidence-based 10-week program focused on communication, attachment, and healthy family relationships. Classes are available in English and Spanish.

Learn more: chservices.org/mental-health/parent-education-program/

06/23/2026

Did you know? The DAISY Program at Community Human Services provides substance use prevention, education, and early intervention services for youth and families throughout Monterey County.

By helping young people build healthy coping skills and make informed choices, DAISY works to prevent substance use before it starts.

Learn more about our programs at https://chservices.org/substance-abuse/d-s-y/

06/22/2026

CHS's Adolescent Drug Treatment Program provides a safe, supportive space where teens can address substance use challenges, build healthy coping skills, strengthen family relationships, and work toward a brighter future.

Our team meets youth where they are, helping them navigate challenges, celebrate progress, and discover their own resilience along the way.

Healing is possible. Hope is real. And no young person has to face recovery alone.

For more information visit hchservices.org/substance-abuse/adolescent/

06/18/2026

Recovery doesn't happen alone.

At Community Human Services' Genesis House, men and women receive residential treatment and support as they work toward recovery from substance use disorders. Through counseling, peer support, life skills development, and a safe, structured environment, participants have the opportunity to build a foundation for lasting change.

Every recovery journey is unique, but healing becomes possible when people have the support they need to take the next step forward.

Learn more at chservices.org/substance-abuse/genesis-house/

06/17/2026

Summer can be a season of connection, but for many people, it can also bring stress, uncertainty, and isolation.

At Community Human Services, we’re here year-round to support individuals and families facing challenges related to mental health, substance use, and homelessness. Every conversation, every outreach visit, and every safe place to turn can make a difference.

Together, we can build a community where everyone has the support they need to heal, grow, and thrive.

06/11/2026

Sometimes, the hardest part is asking for help.

At Off Main Clinic, individuals living with substance use disorders can access compassionate, judgment-free treatment, counseling, and support as they work toward recovery.

Recovery isn't always a straight path, but no one has to walk it alone. 💙

Learn more at chservices.org/substance-abuse/off-main-clinic/

06/10/2026

Today, we're shining a light on the power of a warm meal, a safe bed, and a caring community. 💙

For many women experiencing homelessness, Casa de Noche Buena is more than emergency shelter—it's a place to rest, regroup, and begin planning for what's next.

Every night, our team works to create a welcoming space where women and children can access support, connect with resources, and take steps toward stability and permanent housing.

Because everyone deserves a safe place to sleep and the opportunity to build a brighter future.

Learn more at https://chservices.org/homelessness/casa-de-noche-buena/

06/09/2026

06/09/2026

When a young person is in crisis, knowing where to turn can make all the difference.

Through Safe Place, youth can access immediate support, resources, connections - and even a hot lunch on Wednesdays - to help them navigate difficult situations safely. Whether they're facing family conflict, housing instability, or simply need someone to listen, help is available.

Every young person deserves to know they are not alone.

Learn more about Safe Place and the support available to youth in our community: chservices.org