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allcove Beach Cities Now Open
for Young People ages 12-25
The allcove Beach Cities center is part of an innovative network of integrated youth mental health centers designed with, by and for youth. The goal of allcove is to reduce stigma, embrace mental wellness, increase community connection and provide access to culturally responsive services. allcove centers welcome young people ages 12 to 25 with mild to moderate needs, providing a unique space for them to access services, with resources and support for friends, family and the South Bay community. The centers are embedded within the community they serve and reflect the unique needs of local youth.
| allcove Beach Cities is open for limited hours as of November 1. The hours are Tuesday - Friday 1 -7 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. allcove Beach Cities is located on the 4th floor of the Beach Cities Health Center at 514 N. Prospect Avenue in Redondo Beach. | allcove Beach Cities Ribbon Cutting | A ribbon-cutting event was held October 18 for local leaders and allcove stakeholders and service providers. Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi, Dr. Steven Adelsheim of Stanford and allcove, Dr. Toby Ewing of California's Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission, Dr. Steven Keller of the Redondo Beach Unified School District, Ali Steward of BCHD and members of the allcove Beach Cities Youth Advisory Group addressed the gathering. | |
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State Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi (66th District), second from left, presents a Certificate of Recognition from the California Legislature to Marin C. and John H. of the allcove Beach Cities Youth Advisory Group and Ali Steward of BCHD (left) at the ribbon-cutting event for the new center October 18, 2022. (Photo by Brad Jacobson/BCHD)
Led by a team of eight Youth Advisory Group members, and supported by Stanford University’s Center for Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing and a team of local experts, allcove Beach Cities opened November 1 and provides unique peer-to-peer collaboration and guidance with access to a range of services that include:
- Mental health
- Physical health
- Substance use
- Peer support
- Family support
- Supported education and employment
By taking a regional approach, BCHD was able to apply and receive a $2 million grant from the State of California, bringing needed professional mental health resources to youth in the Beach Cities and South Bay. Congress has also provided another $1 million for allcove Beach Cities, thanks to the efforts of Representative Ted Lieu and his team.
Learn more at www.bchd.org/allcoveBeachCities
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Ivanna Heard of Senator Ben Allen's office, second from left, presents a Certificate of Recognition from the California Senate to John H. and Marin C. of the Youth Advisory Group and Ali Steward of BCHD (left). (Photo by Brad Jacobson/BCHD) | |
Janet Turner, second from left, presents a Certificate of Congressional Recognition on behalf of Representative Ted Lieu to the members of the allcove Beach Cities team at the ribbon-cutting event for the new center October 18, 2022. (Photo by Brad Jacobson/BCHD) | |
Why is allcove Beach Cities Important? | |
allcove Promotional Kit
allcove Beach Cities is open with limited hours as of November 1, 2022. If you serve young people ages 12-25 in the greater South Bay, you can request an allcove Promotional Kit to be mailed to your office or business and share about this resource.
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Save the Date:
allcove Beach Cities
Community Open House
allcove Beach Cities will host a Community Open House on January 28, 2023.
Come learn more about allcove and tour the center with your friends and family. More info will be available soon!
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COVID-19 Treatment Options
If you have COVID-19, have symptoms and are at higher risk of getting very sick, you can get medicines that treat COVID-19 and help keep you out of the hospital. Get tested right away if you are at higher risk and have symptoms, even if they are mild. If you test positive, ask for treatment right away. Treatment should start as soon as possible.
Who may be eligible for treatment:
People with symptoms and a positive COVID-19 test who are: age 65 and older OR any age upon advice of a provider.
There are oral medicines (Paxlovid and Molnupiravir) and injectable medicines (Bebtelovimab and Remdesivir). For more information on treatments and where to get them, visit bchd.org/covidtreatment.
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We Want your Feedback
Use this page to find information about and share your thoughts on the project approval process. You can share your thoughts by completing the poll below.
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FOR OUR YOUTH.
Introducing allcove Beach Cities - a youth mental health center designed with, by and for youth that will reduce stigma, embrace mental wellness, increase community connection and provide access to services.
Led by a team of Youth Advisory Group members, and supported by Stanford University's Center for Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing and a team of local experts.
Learn More
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FOR OUR COMMUNITY.
The new campus will be home to BCHD's 40+ programs and services, including Information & Referrals and care management.
The revitalization will replace acres of asphalt with approximately two soccer fields of open, programmable open space. The campus will also feature a demonstration garden for our LiveWell Kids trainings and a walking path for visitors.
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FOR OUR OLDER ADULTS
Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) and Residential Care for the Elderly (RCFE) will also anchor BCHD's new campus.
PACE is a Medicare/ Medicaid program for people 55 and older who require nursing home level care and provides medical and social services.
RCFE features assisted living and memory care units.
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AdventurePlex
Where kids and families play their way to good health
- Summer camp
- Drop-in play
- Birthday parties
- Supervised weekend play so parents can have a night out
- Special events
- ToddlerTown play area
- 5-level play structure
- Programs for ages 0-12
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Center for Health & Fitness
Our comprehensive fitness center in Redondo Beach
- Cycling, Zumba, yoga, Pilates, strength & other exercise classes
- Online exercise classes
- Classes for older adults
- Programs for chronic conditions
- Access to trainers
- Massage
- Nutrition consultation
- Access to state-of-the-art gym equipment
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Virtual Social Hour with BCHD Care Manager Charlotte Barnett
We want to provide a space for people to talk, ask questions and share their experience during COVID-19. Join us if you want to learn more about community resources or BCHD, or if you just want to connect! Open to all.
First & Third Tuesday of the Month
(November 2 & 18)
10 – 11 a.m.
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Virtual Happiness Chats
Looking for a space to support your well-being through casual discussion? Join our virtual Happiness Chat to engage in a discussion about how expressing gratitude supports our happiness.
Second Tuesday of the Month
(November 8)
12:30 – 1:30 p.m.
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Community Chat and Coffee with BCHD CEO Tom Bakaly
We want to hear from you! Join Beach Cities Health District CEO Tom Bakaly for friendly, informal conversation and coffee.
Monday, November 14
5:30 - 6:30 p.m
Where: 514 N. Prospect Avenue
Redondo Beach (1st floor Café)
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Hybrid Board of Directors Meetings
BCHD holds public board meetings every month. Residents are encouraged to attend board meetings either via Zoom or at 1200 Del Amo Street. You may also contact board members directly with questions or comments, and/or call 310-374-3426, ext. 8213.
Regular Board Meeting
Wednesday, November 16
6:30 p.m.
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