About
Interface Children & Family Services is a comprehensive nonprofit social services agency providing direct, responsive, wrap-around services to address the complex needs of clients and the local community. Established in 1973, the agency serves tens of thousands of local individuals annually, assists 250,000+ callers through the 211 call center across the state, and continues to earn the respect of individuals, businesses, and foundations. Interface works collaboratively with many other service providers, offering 30 distinct programs across seven core program areas, including mental health & trauma treatment, domestic violence & child abuse prevention, youth crisis & homelessness, human trafficking prevention & intervention, justice services, and 211 information & assistance in 31 California counties. Their mission is to strengthen children, families, individuals, and communities to be safe, healthy, and thriving through comprehensive social services. With a presence in all existing, formalized “under one roof” facilities across Ventura County, Interface provides family support, domestic violence intervention, outreach, and youth activities, as well as prevention and counseling within economically challenged communities.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Mental Health & Trauma Treatment
Provides mental health, trauma recovery treatment, and parenting interventions for children, families, and adults.
Domestic Violence & Child Abuse Prevention
Offers comprehensive crisis response and support for victims of domestic violence and school-based prevention for youth and community outreach.
Human Trafficking Prevention & Intervention
Provides programs and in-person emergency response for victims of human trafficking.
Justice Services
Offers comprehensive services and supports for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated youth and adults who are navigating successful reentry into the community, as well as diversion and support for school-age youth and families.
Youth Crisis & Homeless Services
Provides basic needs and housing support for youth who have runaway, are experiencing homelessness, or who are at risk of becoming homeless.
211 Information & Assistance
A 24/7 information and referral service available in 150+ languages that connects callers and texters to information about health and human services available to them in their area.