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Observing National Suicide Prevention Month in September

National Suicide Prevention Month in Irvine.

September marks National Suicide Prevention Month – a time when organizations and community members come together to spread awareness of this critical public health issue. As a provider of LGBTQ+ counseling and mental health services in Orange County, we regularly come into contact with those whose lives have been impacted by suicide. All month, we’ll be remembering those who lost their lives to suicide, and bringing attention to the resources available for those affected by mental health conditions.

Why National Suicide Prevention Month Matters

While discussing suicide is often difficult, it’s a vital topic that can lead people to get help and guidance at the most challenging times. Suicide is one of the leading causes of death among all age groups, and its repercussions extend to friends, family members and the wider community.

In Orange County there were 7,072 suicides between January 2001 and August 2024, amounting to an average of 25 lives per month. Many more people experienced suicidal thoughts, attempted to take their own life, or visited an emergency room due to thoughts (or incidents) of self-harm. These figures reveal the prevalence of this issue, and shows why observing National Suicide Prevention Month is truly important.

A national survey by The Trevor Project highlighted disproportionately high rates of suicide risk in the LGBTQ+ community. The data indicates that more than 1 in 10 LGBTQ+ young people attempted suicide in the past year. Also, half of LGBTQ+ young people wanted mental health care but were unable to access it. Access to mental health counseling for the LGBTQ+ community is crucial, and contributes significantly to improving well-being and quality of life.

The Importance of Promoting Mental Health Awareness

Throughout September and beyond, promoting mental health awareness plays a vital role in preventing suicide and suicidal thoughts. While the importance of discussing mental health concerns is widely acknowledged, many still feel stigmatized when addressing these topics.

Engaging with counseling and support groups provides the necessary resources and strategies for maintaining positive mental health. Whether at work, school, or with peers and family, building a culture of open communication and support absolutely helps prevent suicides in the community.

How Our Counseling Services Help Orange County Residents

At Radiant Health Centers, we offer a series of services to support patients who are experiencing mental health challenges. We run regular virtual group sessions focused on resolving issues related to anxiety, depression, self-esteem and substance abuse. In addition, there are limited sessions at our LGBTQ+ medical clinic. For Orange County patients struggling with mental health concerns, talk therapy of this kind is an essential tool that helps develop coping strategies.

Contact Us for Counseling and Mental Health Services in Irvine

Radiant Health Centers provides comprehensive mental health and counseling services for the Orange County LGBTQ+ community and other residents who could benefit. You may also visit us for primary care, HIV treatment and additional medical services. Call (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment today.

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Orange County HIV Data Highlights the Need for Action

Living with HIV in Orange County.

Data on persons living with HIV (PLWH) and new infections underscore the ongoing challenges in achieving prevention goals. While HIV testing and treatment services have become more accessible, enabling more individuals to receive the fast, reliable care they need, significant resources are still required to meet the ambitious CDC target of ending the HIV epidemic by 2030.

HIV Statistics in Orange County

The ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) initiative aims to reduce new HIV infections in the U.S. by 75% by 2025, and 90% by 2030. Despite progress through collaborative efforts, more work is needed to meet these targets.

According to OC Health Care Agency data, by the end of 2021, 6,772 people living with HIV in Orange County knew their status, while approximately 950 remained unaware. By 2022, numbers rose to 6,916 aware and 1,288 were unaware. In 2023, our most recent stats show 7,044 aware and 1,137 unaware.

New HIV diagnoses have also remained steady, with 266 reported in 2023 (falling slightly from 279 in 2021). To reach the 2025 goal of 78 diagnoses, a unified community effort and increased resources are vital.

The Impact of HIV in Orange County

As we prepare for the 38th annual AIDS Walk Orange County in Costa Mesa, it’s a good time to reflect on the impact HIV has had on the local community. Many PLWH face not only physical health challenges but also mental health burdens, social isolation, and barriers to healthcare.  The ongoing work of medical providers, support groups and the broader Orange County community will play a vital role in raising awareness and reducing stigma.

Join the Fight to End HIV

September is a critical month in the fight against HIV/AIDS. On Saturday, September 14, 2024, AIDS Walk Orange County returns with participants walking under the stars, illuminated by neon lights and glow sticks. The generosity of donors and corporate partners helps Radiant Health Centers provide essential HIV testing, counseling, and PEP, PrEP and rapid ART treatments.

Also, on September 18, 2024, National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day (NHAAD) will focus on the health and social needs of adults over 50 living with HIV. You can support the cause by attending events, raising awareness and donating to aid the fight against HIV.

Access HIV Testing and Treatment in Orange County

Radiant Health Centers, Orange County’s first and only Federally Qualified Health Center Look-Alike, is the leading provider of HIV testing and treatment services.  We welcome patients to our Irvine clinic for expert and compassionate care. Call (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment today.

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Community Unites for 38th Annual AIDS Walk Orange County

AIDS Walk Orange County.

On Saturday, September 14th, 2024, Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa will host AIDS Walk Orange County. Starting at 6:30 p.m., this annual event brings together supporters, advocates and those affected by HIV/AIDS for an evening of solidarity, fundraising and community spirit. Join Radiant Health Centers once again for a night of entertainment and unity in support of a vital, inspiring cause.

A Spectacular Night at AIDS Walk Orange County 2024

The 38th AIDS Walk Orange County has been transformed this year into a neon-lit evening gathering. Breaking from tradition, our 2024 event offers participants a celebratory evening walk illuminated by bright lights and glow sticks.

The centerpiece is the “Glow Walk”, bringing together friends, family and community members under the stars! But the experience doesn’t end there. Attendees will enjoy a lively festival atmosphere complete with a silent disco, a performance from MenAlive, a busy vendor fair, an array of food trucks and so much more.

To cap off the evening, we invite you to join us at Strut in Costa Mesa for an exclusive, ticketed after-party. This vibrant celebration will feature drinks, dancing and drag queen performances hosted by Miss Livinya Karr.

The Importance of AIDS Walk Orange County

At Radiant Health Centers, we have consistently promoted the importance of knowing your status to end the HIV epidemic. Access to HIV testing and treatment enables early detection, prevention of transmission – and the opportunity to break the cycle of infection. Our ability to deliver accessible, comprehensive HIV care is made possible thanks to the generosity of our donors. By attending AIDS Walk Orange County and donating to the fundraiser, you can help our mission to end HIV/AIDS.

Beyond vital testing and treatment services, your donations also contribute to a wide-reaching number of essential health and social services. From nutritional counseling and food pantry services to life skills and educational workshops, every dollar you give contributes to the goal of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

Raising Funds to End the HIV/AIDS Epidemic

Last year’s AIDS Walk Orange County was a resounding success, raising an impressive $120,000. As we take this year’s event to new heights, we invite you to be part of our mission. Your donation to AIDS Walk Orange County 2024 will help us surpass previous achievements and make an even greater impact.

With over 6,000 people living with HIV/AIDS in the local Orange County community, we hope you can join us in Costa Mesa to offer your support to those affected and remember those we have lost, as we unite in the shared goal of eliminating this disease.

Take Part in AIDS Walk Orange County 2024

Join us for AIDS Walk Orange County in Costa Mesa and support people living with HIV/AIDS. If you need to access any of our medical services, including HIV testing, primary care services and counseling, call Radiant Health Centers at (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment today.

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Protecting Your Legacy During National Make-a-Will Month

Make-a-Will Month in Irvine.

August is National Make-a-Will Month, an annual event highlighting the importance of creating or updating your will. Estate planning is crucial for protecting loved ones and ensuring your final wishes are respected. By setting aside time this month to create a will or trust, you can provide security for your family and make a meaningful difference in your community’s future. For residents of Orange County, it’s also an opportunity to leave a lasting impact by donating to support healthcare in the community.

The Importance of Wills During Make-a-Will Month

Make-a-Will Month has played a significant role in highlighting the importance of creating and regularly updating a will. This month encourages individuals of all ages to take the step, which is often quicker and easier than they might think.

Documenting your wishes and formalizing your estate plans can bring significant relief, ensuring that your assets will be distributed according to your wishes. Without a will, the courts may determine the distribution of your assets. By creating a will you can provide security for your family and establish directives for your medical care – and even support causes close to your heart. These benefits all contribute to greater peace of mind during Make-a-Will Month.

Why Legacy Planning Matters

At its core, making a will is essentially creating a document that outlines your final wishes, but in practice, a will can be so much more. The decisions you make as you develop your estate plan can shape your legacy and make a lasting positive impact on future generations.

Giving a gift in your will or trust (whether a financial sum, an asset or a portion of your estate) can significantly support causes that you care about, and make a meaningful difference long after you’re gone. This form of charitable giving allows you to leave a legacy that supports the communities or organizations that matter most to you.

How Donations Make a Difference to Healthcare in Orange County

As Orange County’s leading LGBTQ+ medical clinic and a provider of healthcare to the entire community, we remain committed to expanding our services. From comprehensive HIV care to counseling, nutritional support and youth programs, we are constantly developing new ways to raise the standard of healthcare in the community.

During Make-a-Will Month you can support our mission by making a donation in your will or trust. Please also consider joining The Compassion Council to support people living with HIV and other health issues. Every contribution helps us reach more people who can benefit from compassionate care and life-sustaining programs.

Orange County’s Leading Health and HIV Care

At Radiant Health Centers, we provide HIV testing and treatment, counseling, primary care and many other services. You can support our mission to deliver world-class healthcare to Orange County patients with a donation. To reach our medical clinic, call (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment today.

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Dispelling Common Misconceptions About STDs & STIs

Irvine STD misconceptions.

According to a recent World Health Organization (WHO) report, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are on the rise. These findings highlight the urgent need for increased awareness, prevention measures and accessible STD testing services. At Radiant Health Centers we are committed to providing easy access to a range of STD services in Orange County, including educating patients on some of the common misconceptions about STDs.

STD Rates Increasing Globally

The WHO report that was released earlier this year identified increases in rates of four curable STDs (chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and trichomoniasis). These infections now account for more than one million new cases daily among adults ages 15 to 49. Syphilis cases are particularly concerning, with rates jumping from 7.1 million to 8 million between 2020 and 2022.

What Are the Common STD Myths?

Education and testing can reduce STD transmission rates. We’ve found that addressing common myths about STDs is one of the best ways to promote understanding. You may be familiar with the following beliefs, which are untrue.

STDs Always Have Noticeable Symptoms

Many STDs are asymptomatic or have minor symptoms. For example, chlamydia and gonorrhea often present no symptoms at all, yet individuals can transmit both of these without realizing they carry the infection.

Condoms Are 100% Effective in Preventing STDs

Condoms are important for reducing the risk of STDs, but they do not offer complete protection. For instance, herpes and HPV can be transmitted through skin contact in areas not covered by the condom.

STDs Are Only Transmitted During Penetrative Sex

STDs are transmitted in various ways, including penetrative sex. Additional ways an infection may be transmitted include oral sex, intimate skin contact and sharing needles.

You Can’t Get STDs More Than Once

Many STDs (such as bacterial infections like chlamydia and gonorrhea) can be contracted many times. Unfortunately, successful treatment will not offer immunity against future infections. It’s also possible to be infected with different strains of viral STDs like herpes.

All STDs Can Be Cured

Many people assume STDs can be cured with antibiotics. However, viral STDs like herpes and HPV cannot be cured – treatment requires symptom management and reducing the risk of transmission.

Herpes Is Only Transmitted During an Active Outbreak

While herpes transmission is most likely during an active outbreak, it’s still possible to contract or transmit the virus when no clear symptoms are present. This is possible because the herpes virus can shed from the skin even when there are no visible sores.

You Don’t Need STD Testing if You Haven’t Had Many Sexual Partners

A person can contract an STD from a single sexual encounter. Regular testing is important for knowing your status and getting the right treatment. We offer STD testing at our LGBTQ+ medical clinic in Orange County.

Comprehensive STD Testing and Treatment in Orange County

Radiant Health Centers provides fast, confidential STD testing services at our Irvine clinic. For STI treatment, primary medical care, HIV testing and other services, contact us today. Call (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment now.

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Why Mental Health Awareness Month Matters

Mental Health Awareness Month in May.

Mental Health Awareness Month was founded in 1949 to educate the public about mental health and advocate for improved wellness services. During May, Radiant Health Services will support this month-long event and raise awareness of our counseling and mental health services in Orange County.

Once again, businesses, organizations and people like you across the U.S. will help shine a light on the resources available to those who need them most. We are pleased to stand among these contributors as we promote well-being and help increase access to vital care.

May Is Mental Health Awareness Month

This year marks the 75th anniversary of Mental Health Awareness Month. Over the years, general awareness of the importance of managing one’s mental health has grown, but there is still much to be done. Throughout May attention will be focused on a range of wellness issues, including the mental health disparities faced by Orange County’s LGBTQ+ youth (that we have reported on previously).

Where to Start With Mental Health and Wellness

The theme for 2024 is “Where to Start.” Chosen by Mental Health America (the event’s founders), this year’s theme reflects the challenges and pressures of today’s world and serves as a call to action for taking care of your well-being. The three pillars of the “Where to Start” concept are learning how to navigate a changing world; acting by building a coping toolbox; and advocating to improve the well-being of yourself, your family and your local community.

Why Mental Health Awareness Is so Important

According to CDC data, more than one in five U.S. adults live with a mental illness. At the same time, over one in five young people ages 13–18 have or previously had a seriously debilitating mental illness. The impact of mental health challenges often extends into other areas of life, from physical health to relationships and employment. In addition, all groups within the general population could potentially experience wellness issues, including youth, older adults, minority groups and the LGBTQ+ community.

Improving Accessibility to Mental Health Services

At Radiant Health Centers we are fully committed to supporting the community with a range of mental health services. We have increased our options in recent years; for instance, introducing the LGBTQ+ Youth & Mentorship program to tackle the growing mental health concerns of younger people. We also offer social services for LGBTQ+ health and HIV care, counseling programs, with in-person and virtual sessions using talk therapy. During Mental Health Awareness Month, we’ll be considering how we can further reduce barriers and improve accessibility. Our goal is to continue to deliver timely, stigma-free wellness services.

Access Mental Health Counseling Services in Orange County

Radiant Health Centers provides counseling and healthcare services for the Orange County community. Contact us to access youth programs, virtual counseling sessions and other vital mental healthcare services. Call (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment now.

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Uplift Voices This National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week

LGBTQ Health Awareness Week in Orange County.

The 22nd National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week is scheduled for March 18–22, 2024. As Orange County’s best-known LGBTQ+ medical clinic, Radiant Health Centers is pleased to once again support this much-needed week of events. With increased focus on the various health challenges experienced by so many in the community, this occasion is an opportunity for meaningful discussion and change in LGBTQ+ health care.

What Is National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week?

National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week was created 22 years ago by The National Coalition for LGBTQ Health. Acknowledging a lack of attention concerning the issues affecting LGBTQ+ health care, the event aimed to raise awareness and action. Its purpose was for individuals and organizations to join together and learn about real-world problems and make lasting improvements.

Today, National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week follows the same ethos as it creates both in-person and online events. Topics and issues covered include barriers to reliable providers, problems with workplace healthcare, how to find an LGBTQ-friendly healthcare home and more.

Promoting Vital Vibrant Voices During National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week

Vital Vibrant Voices is the theme for this year’s National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week. Our theme highlights the need for diverse, vibrant voices to address LGBTQ+ healthcare challenges and advocate for change. During events and panels, medical professionals and LGBTQ+ community members will discuss their experiences and identify ways to make significant improvements to health services across the country.

From dealing with discrimination in some medical settings to facing higher rates of mental health issues, problems still exist. For instance, data published in the Journal of Adolescent Health indicates that in one year, 23% of gay, lesbian and bisexual students attempted suicide, compared with 5% of straight high school students. This issue and other health challenges facing the LGBTQ+ community will be addressed during the upcoming week’s events.

Improving Health Outcomes in Orange County

For many years, Radiant Health Centers has been listening to voices within the LGBTQ+ community, and responding with improvements in healthcare. We have made important changes like adding youth programs, making sure all staff members are culturally competent, implementing a telemedicine system and more.

Our primary medical care services include family planning, HIV and STD testing, LGBTQ+ affirming care and hormone replacement therapy. We hope you’ll join us during National LGBTQ Health Awareness Week as we raise awareness of healthcare disparities and work together to improve healthcare standards for our Orange County community.

Primary Medical Care and Counseling in Irvine

Radiant Health Centers is committed to delivering knowledgeable and compassionate health services to the Orange County community. We provide primary care, STD testing, HIV treatment, counseling and youth programs at our Irvine clinic. To reach us, call (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment today.

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How Hormone Replacement Therapy Is Impacting Trans Youth

Orange County hormone replacement therapy.

Last year was a difficult time for transgender health care, with many U.S. states placing restrictions on gender-affirming care. Treatments like hormone replacement therapy and puberty blockers faced bans or restrictions, limiting access for many transgender minors. But what does the evidence say about gender-affirming care, and what could the repercussions be for transgender individuals?

The Impact of Gender-Affirming Care for Mental Health

Gender-affirming care refers to medical, psychological and other health services that support and affirm an individual’s gender identity when it does not align with the gender they were assigned at birth. It’s common for transgender people to report feeling distress from gender dysphoria that can lead to depression and even suicide.

A study published by the American Economic Association assessed two groups of transgender youths and found similar patterns of suicide attempts in the years before hormone replacement therapy, or HRT. However, after starting HRT, the study concluded that initiating the treatment contributed to a 14.4% reduction in suicide attempts.

These findings correspond to studies into the impact of undergoing gender-affirming hormone therapy on mental health. Researchers found that transgender youth were more likely to report feeling positive emotions and a sense of life satisfaction after using HRT, with a resulting reduction in anxiety and depression.

Accessing Hormone Replacement Therapy From a Trusted Healthcare Provider

Whether for counseling, hormone replacement therapy, or to access youth programs, the ability to find an LGBTQ+-friendly healthcare home in Orange County is critical for the well-being of transgender people. Faced with healthcare disparities experienced by many transgender people, accessing treatment from knowledgeable medical providers has proven difficult for many patients.

However, with the steps that have been made towards obtaining FDA approval for HRT for gender-affirming care, a positive development may be on the horizon. While “off-label” HRT treatments are available, securing FDA approval could make it easier to get treatment in states with restrictions.

Why Accessing Hormone Replacement Therapy Matters for Transgender Youth

Restricting access to HRT and gender-affirming care could have severe consequences for those experiencing gender dysphoria, anxiety, depression and other mental health challenges. With hormone replacement therapy leading to positive mental health outcomes and a reduction in suicide attempts, reducing barriers to affirming healthcare is necessary to prevent disparities and ensure young people can get the quality services they need.

At Radiant Health Centers, our medical clinic provides services for the LGBTQ+ community in Orange County. We are committed to delivering the best quality healthcare, including the essential HRT treatments and counseling services that help patients align with their gender identity with confidence and support.

Hormone Replacement Therapy Services in Orange County

Radiant Health Centers provides hormone replacement therapy for patients in Orange County. If you’d like to discuss HRT, counseling and care programs, or any of our other services, contact our Irvine medical clinic today. Call (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment now.

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38th Annual Gala Unveils Broadway-Themed Celebration

Annual Gala in Orange County.

The Radiant Health Centers’ 38th Annual Gala is set to take place on Saturday, April 13th, at the Balboa Bay Resort in Newport Beach. Committed to improving health equity, this event aims to raise funds to provide comprehensive healthcare access to underserved individuals throughout Orange County. With the excitement of a Broadway theme, this year’s Gala promises an evening filled with fun, dancing and generosity.

A Broadway-Themed Evening at Our Orange County Gala

The theme of this year’s Gala, “Broadway by the Bay,” provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in the glamor of Broadway. Guests will experience an evening filled with the magic of iconic tunes and vibrant performances inspired by NYC’s world-renowned theater district.

As the perfect backdrop for a night of celebration, “Broadway by the Bay” promises to deliver a memorable experience for all in attendance. And with the 2023 Annual Gala raising almost $260,000 for critical health services in Orange County, this year with your support we can do even better.

The evening’s entertainment will feature a special performance by Javier Muñoz, our 2023 Radiant Compassion Award honoree, who is best known for his role in “Hamilton.” His exclusive appearance will add additional Broadway flair to the Gala, showcasing both his talent and his commitment to the LGBTQ+ community. Join us (in your best Broadway-themed attire!) for a night to remember.

Announcing the Radiant Compassion Award 2024

At this year’s event, the 2024 Radiant Compassion Award will be presented to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. With the support of the American theater community, Broadway Cares has dedicated itself to supporting those affected by HIV/AIDS and other serious illnesses. Since 1988 they have provided essential services including access to meals, counseling, healthcare, medications as well as financial help, demonstrating a commitment to compassion and care that truly embodies the spirit of the award.

How to Support the 38th Annual Gala

At Radiant Health Centers we significantly impact the lives of underserved individuals in Orange County, including the LGBTQ+ community and those living with HIV. To deliver our range of primary care, counseling services and critical treatments, we rely on the generosity of donors at events like our Annual Gala. Sponsoring the Gala is a fantastic way to support our mission to deliver affirming healthcare to those in the community who need it most.

In 2023 Radiant Health Centers served 4,240 patients. With your help, we can reach even more people struggling to find quality healthcare in Orange County. You may read about our range of Gala sponsorship opportunities here.

Contact Us for Medical Care and Counseling in Orange County

At our Irvine medical clinic, Radiant Health Centers provides comprehensive primary care, counseling services, as well as youth programs. For support with HIV treatments, STD testing, care programs and much more, contact our team today. Call (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment now.

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How to Manage Your Mental Health This Holiday Season

Orange County holiday mental health support.

The holidays are often seen as a time of joy and celebration, yet many people across Orange County face significant challenges during this time. As a provider of counseling and mental health services in Irvine, we are acutely aware of the toll the holiday season can take on health and well-being. If you or a loved one are struggling, it’s important to know that help and support is available.

Why Mental Health Issues Are Prevalent During the Holidays

Since many stressors can appear at once, the holiday season can sometimes be overwhelming. The pressures of financial concerns, family conflict, managing expectations, unresolved grief, social gatherings or loneliness can all contribute to feelings of stress and anxiety.

For some, these feelings are temporary and the new year rings in fresh optimism. Many others experience mental and emotional challenges throughout the year, with the holidays only adding further pressure. In all cases, access to necessary resources and a supportive space can make all the difference.

Getting Mental Health Support During the Holiday Season

Counseling is a crucial aspect of the work we do at Radiant Health Centers. From clients living with HIV to those dealing with substance abuse, we offer virtual counseling sessions with qualified professionals. Due to the mental health disparities faced by Orange County’s LGBTQ+ youth, we recently opened our LGBTQ+ Youth and Mentorship Program for young people moving into adulthood. Whether you are struggling with loneliness or feeling overwhelmed by added holiday social pressures, talk therapy is a way to gain some much-needed perspective.

Access to Resources During the Holidays

For many across Orange County, mental health issues are so often exacerbated by the difficulties of accessing healthy food and consistent housing. Feelings of stress and anxiety are compounded when your living arrangements are unstable, and your body isn’t getting the nourishment it needs.

At Radiant Health Centers we provide accessible social services that are important throughout the year – and invaluable during the holiday season. The food pantry is a vital resource at this time when the cost of living is high and food prices are rising. Those eligible receive groceries and prepared meals – it’s a reliable source of healthy nutrients. Our clients also work with a case manager to ensure they can access services like housing and the mental health counseling they need.

During the holidays, it’s important to remember that help is never far away. If your emotional health is causing physical illness, depression or substance abuse, speak with a medical professional and get the help you need.

Get Access to Trusted Mental Health Services in Orange County

Radiant Health Centers provides easy access to mental health services, counseling, primary care and youth programs. If you need help and support this holiday season, don’t hesitate to contact us. Call (949) 809-5700 or request an appointment now.

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