Latino Commission Counseling

Latino Commission Counseling is a Mental Health Counselor in Coachella, CA. It operates as part of the Riverside County Latino Commission on Drugs & Alcohol, Inc., providing programs and services for community members facing substance abuse and mental health issues. The organization serves the Coachella Valley with a specific focus on increasing accessibility to alcohol and drug abuse recovery services for Latino and migrant farm workers by developing culturally sensitive programs. Staff members include Seham Saba, LMFT, who heads outpatient mental health services, and Alejandra Alvarez, LMFT, APCC, who coordinates mental health services. The team also includes licensed substance abuse counselors and administrators for various recovery homes, such as Casa Cecilia Women's Recovery Home, Casa Las Palmas Men's Recovery Home, and Michael's Youth Home for Boys. Services include outpatient mental health care, school-based services, and adolescent outpatient drug-free programs. The organization accepts Medi-Cal and offers confidential calls for those seeking resources.

The facility at 1612 1st St sits in a central part of Coachella, located just over a tenth of a mile from Grapefruit Boulevard. It is situated about two-tenths of a mile from Avenue 50 and Cesar Chavez Street, as well as Vietnam Veterans Park. The location is approximately three-tenths of a mile from Coachella City Hall and four-tenths of a mile from Coachella Fire Station #79. This placement provides easy access to local government offices and public parks within the immediate neighborhood.

The business holds a rating of 4.10 based on 10 reviews from customers. This positive feedback reflects the experience of individuals who have utilized its mental health and substance abuse services in the Coachella Valley.

Latino Commission Counseling serves the local community by offering culturally sensitive mental health and substance abuse treatment options in Coachella, CA.