Dedicated to the Community
Since our inception in 1967
The mission of Masada Homes is to provide quality mental health and social services to individuals and families so that they may achieve their goals and enhance the quality of their lives.
Our Commitment
Our Values
Our mission is further defined by the following core values that guide the organization and make it unique:
Strength-Based Approach
Communication
Collaboration
We recognize that only through working together can we meet the goals established for ourselves as well as meet the needs of the population we serve. We will actively find ways to create teamwork and partnerships among our clients, other service providers, the community and ourselves.
Integrity
Respect
Masada Homes’ policies and programs will be designed and conducted with respect for the intrinsic value of each person, their individual differences and culture. We recognize that, by acting respectfully toward our fellow staff and clients, it will engender respect in the other.
Accountability
Our Committment
To expand programming, become a greater part of the communities we serve and continue to partner and work with leaders in the mental health field.
Our Programs
Caregiver Services
Masada also provides individual mental health services to parents and caregivers of youth receiving treatment in any of our provider program sites in Service Area 1, 6, 7, and 8.
Children's Intensive Field Capable Clinical Services (IFCCS)
The Children’s IFCCS Program assists children with serious emotional disturbances and their families throughout LA county who are DCFS involved by utilizing a strength-based, needs-based, team-based, family centered approach.
Community Mental Health Programs
The focus of Masada’s Community Mental Health Programs is to help clients overcome symptoms and behaviors which cause functional impairment in their daily lives.
Full Service Partnerships (FSP)
Masada Homes’ Full Service Partnerships (FSP) programs provide comprehensive and intensive mental health services to clients in their homes and in the community
Multidisciplinary Assessment (MAT)
The MAT Program is a collaborative effort between the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), the Department of Mental Health (DMH), and community providers.
Occupational Therapy
OT services exist to serve clients in the development and maintenance of their ability to participate in activities that have been disrupted by trauma, illness, and delays in development.
Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS)
TBS services are provided by trained mental health staff, under the supervision of a licensed professional, in the home, school or community.
Wraparound Program
Wraparound’s goal is to maintain emotionally and behaviorally challenged children with their family and communities in the most normative and least restrictive environment possible.