Bill Wilson Center is committed to preventing poverty by building connections for at-risk youth, children and families. Our mission is to support and strengthen the community by serving youth and families through counseling, housing, education, and advocacy.

Mental health services- mental health services are provided for medi-cal eligible children and youth and include therapy and psychiatric services. - transition age youth may gain immediate access to mental health services through a crisis line. - tay inn provides short-term housing for homeless youth dealing with mental health issues residential services- short-term housing for homeless and runaway youth at bwcs shelter and host homes. Intensive individual, group and family counseling in order to reunite youth with their families. - quetzal house provides short-term housing for girls, ages 13 - 17, who are chronic runaways from the foster care system or from their families. - transitional housing placement program provides semi-independent living for youth ages 16-19, including parenting youth, who are in the foster care system. The youth learn the skills they need to become self-sufficient. transitional housing- transitional housing program provides housing and support services for homeless youth ages 16 - 24, including parenting youth and their infants/toddlers. - thp+ provides rent subsidies and support services for youth who have aged out of foster care.

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