Tri-City Mental Health Authority

Your next meaningful career move starts here.
Join a local government agency committed to delivering accessible, community‑centered behavioral health services across Claremont, La Verne, and Pomona. 💙 If you’re passionate about public service and mental wellness, we want you on our team.

Apply Now: calopps.org/tri-city-mental-health-authority
Learn more at JoinTriCity.com

Open Roles:
🔹 JPA Administrator/Clerk
🔹 Senior Behavioral Health Specialist – Bilingual
🔹 Psychiatric Technician I/II (Licensed) – Mobile Crisis Care
🔹 Program Behavioral Health Specialist (MHSSA)
🔹 Psychiatric Technician I/II
🔹 Psychiatrist I/II
🔹 Peer Support Specialist II – Adult Outpatient (PT)
🔹 Peer Support Specialist I/II – Mobile Crisis Care

What We Offer:
✨ Meaningful work that supports your local community
✨ Competitive pay + comprehensive government benefits
✨ Collaborative, team-oriented environment
✨ Growth opportunities across programs and disciplines

🔎I spy with my little eye something green. Can you see her?

On the disk of this sunflower sits a tiny green metallic bee hard at work. She’s one of our many native bee species. Unlike honeybees, she doesn’t sting because she doesn’t make honey, and she doesn’t live in a hive. She actually lives underground, where she builds little rooms for herself and her eggs.

She’s a single mom gathering pollen. Once she’s full, she’ll head back to her burrow to make small lumps of bee bread for each egg. That will feed her young until they’re ready to emerge.

Native bees are a huge deal for our ecosystem because they evolved with the plants that grow here. They know exactly how to pollinate our local landscape.

A full month of connection, creativity, and wellness is here at Tri‑City this month!
All events are open to the community. We hope to see you there!

🤝 Wellness Center Events
• Tuesdays, 5 PM – Music Group
• Wednesdays, 3 PM – Arts & Crafts
• Thursdays, 12 PM – Karaoke
• Fridays, 6 PM – Family Movie Night
• June 12 – Cooking Class
• June 17 – Spanish Cooking Class

🌟Youth Groups at the Wellness Center (Ages 16–25)
• Mondays, 3:30 PM – Get Crafty
• Mondays, 4:30 PM – TAY Club
• Tuesdays, 4 PM – Peace of Mind (hybrid)
• Wednesdays, 4 PM – Popcorns, Peers & Leaders
• Thursdays, 4 PM – Fun with Friends
• Fridays, 4 PM – Friendly Feud

👵Senior Groups at the Wellness Center (Ages 55+)
• Mondays, 12 PM – Grief & Loss
• Wednesdays, 2 PM – Senior Social
• Fridays, 2 PM (Hybrid) – Senior Calm
• June 22, 2 PM – Senior Movie Matinee (Fried Green Tomatoes)

🌱Garden Groups
• Tuesdays, 11:15 AM – Sembrando de Conexiones de Bienestar
• Wednesdays, 9 AM – Connect to Nature
• Wednesdays, 10:15 AM – Growing Seasons

🏛️Public Meetings
• June 9, 3:30 PM – Mental Health Commission Meeting
• June 17, 5 PM – Governing Board Meeting

Visit our links in bio to learn more!

The Kind Mind 5 are simple habits you can use to take care of your mental health every day.

Move your body to release stress, rest to recharge so you can focus, fuel your mind with foods that help you feel your best, spread some good to boost your sense of purpose, and stay connected with people who support you.

Everyone’s self-care looks different. What would you add to your own “Kind Mind” list? Share something that works for you in the comments.

Tri-City Mental Health offices will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.

Although our offices are closed, our commitment to your care and wellness continues. The following essential services will continue to be available for anyone who needs assistance:

• 24/7 Mobile Crisis Care: (866) 623-9500
• Community Navigators (linkage and referral): (888) 436-3246
• Su***de & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988

Help is always available. We encourage you to reach out whenever you or someone you care about need support.

Feeling stressed or overwhelmed? Take a moment to pause and breathe 🙏.
The 5-4-3-2-1 grounding technique can help bring you back to the present and steady your mind.

5 things you can see 👀
4 things you can touch ✋
3 things you can hear 👂
2 things you can smell 👃
1 thing you can taste (or imagine tasting) 😋

The more overwhelmed we feel, the more support we may need. That can mean leaning on friends, talking with family, or reaching out for professional help.

Student Support Services offers no cost support for youth and young adults 25 and under. Connect to care at [email protected] or https://tricitymhs.org/our-services/mental-health-services/mhssa.