JLWA worked with the Round Valley Indian Health Center, tribes, and federal and
county agencies to plan the Yuki Trails Transitional Living Center. JLWA obtained
$1.5 million in funding from four (5) different funding sources to develop this program.
The funding was used to construct a new building; conduct community-level planning;
and to develop policy and procedures, forms, and other materials to obtain state
licensing and rate setting. The program provides dual-diagnosis residential care for
American Indian youth who need substance abuse and mental health treatment
transitional care.
Picture of the Yuki Trails Transitional Living Center.
county agencies to plan the Yuki Trails Transitional Living Center. JLWA obtained
$1.5 million in funding from four (5) different funding sources to develop this program.
The funding was used to construct a new building; conduct community-level planning;
and to develop policy and procedures, forms, and other materials to obtain state
licensing and rate setting. The program provides dual-diagnosis residential care for
American Indian youth who need substance abuse and mental health treatment
transitional care.
Picture of the Yuki Trails Transitional Living Center.
