Are you in a crisis? Click Here for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Are you in a crisis? Click Here for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Serving Marin, Sonoma counties
Housing and intensive support for people with complex mental health challenges, empowering them to live as independently as possible.
Amy spent years feeling heartbroken and feeling helpless over her daughter Joanna’s health and safety. Joanna was struggling with postpartum depression, psychosis, and substance use. She cycled in and out of hospitals and programs, unable to learn or practice the skills for sustained recovery. But then Joanna entered Casa Rene, Buckelew’s short-term residential crisis care program. Because of Buckelew, says Amy, “My daughter is going to be fine.”
More than 600 individuals received supportive services, empowering them to remain in stable health and safe housing last year.
We believe safe housing combined with personalized support is essential to a person’s recovery during a mental health crisis and for long-term stability. Buckelew offers several levels of housing and wraparound services that support clients breaking cycles of homelessness, hospitalization, and incarceration.
Questions? For our supported housing programs in Marin County, call 888.818.1115. For Sonoma County, call 707.571.5581.
Casa Rene is our innovative alternative to psychiatric hospitalization for adults experiencing an acute mental health crisis. Located in Kentfield, this 10-bed residential facility offers stabilizing care in a home-like setting with 24/7 support. Clients work toward recovery by identifying goals that promote stability and connection to additional community services for long term success.
Who’s eligible: Marin County residents aged 18+ with referral from Marin County Crisis Stabilization Unit and are Medi-Cal insured or eligible.
MAIL provides housing, mental health services, and social rehabilitation support for adults in group households or individual apartments. Clients receive personalized whole-person care including case management, treatment and medication management, and guidance with daily life skills that build a strong foundation for long-term housing success.
Who’s eligible: Marin County residents aged 18+ with referral from Marin County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services or Homeless Coordinated Entry, and are Medi-Cal insured or eligible.
We offer affordable housing with 24/7 individualized care that includes meals, medication management, support with independent living skills, intensive case management, and social rehabilitation groups. Clients also participate in therapeutic activities, creative arts, and receive support with co-occurring issues. RSS stands apart from similar programs because we do not prescribe or restrict clients’ length of stay. We operate across four households licensed by the state Community Care Licensing Division.
Who’s eligible: Marin County residents aged 18+ with referral from Marin County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services and are Medi-Cal insured or eligible.
Sparrow House is a six-bed, 12-month transitional housing program for individuals referred by Marin County Behavioral Health & Recovery Services, including the Jail Mental Health Division. Through structured support and wellness-focused care such as yoga, acupuncture, and nutritional support, residents work toward stability and prepare for long-term care, independent living, or other stable pathways outside of the criminal justice system.
Who’s eligible: Marin County residents aged 18+ who are involved in the justice system and Medi-Cal insured or eligible.
We provide specialized case management for referred individuals in high-needs situations, such as leaving a jail setting, often when they are transitioning into or working toward independent living.
Who’s eligible: Sonoma County residents aged 18+ with referral from Sonoma County Behavioral Health
SCIL helps adults with complex mental health challenges gain and maintain housing in shared homes or individually. We provide wraparound support, empowering clients to live as independently as possible and enhance their quality of life.
Who’s eligible: Sonoma County residents aged 18+ with referral from Sonoma County Behavioral Health
TAY supports young adults (ages 18-25) in need of mental health care and wraparound services to stabilize their health and housing. As they age out of children’s mental health services, they face risks of homelessness, hospitalization, or incarceration. Our clients include residents of Tamayo Village for former foster youth and young adults with serious, persistent mental illness.
Who’s eligible: Sonoma County residents ages 18-25 with referral from Sonoma County Behavioral Health
