Adolescents, Adults, Children, Couples, Elders, Elders/Seniors, Ethnic Minorities, Gay/Lesbian/Transgender, Homeless, Infants, International, Low Income, Outpatient, Rural, Students, Teens

Solano County provides a broad range of mental health services for children, adolescents, young adults, adults and older adults diagnosed with significant and persistent mental health disorders and/or substance use disorders. Members of these groups may be involved in other systems such as the jail, probation, foster care, and/or different housing services. The people served come from a variety of backgrounds and are diverse in culture, language, race, disability, socioeconomic status, level of access to support, gender, sexual orientation and or religion/spirituality. There are high levels of complex and generational trauma with the population and a variety of mental health needs including psychotic disorders, personality disorders, dual-diagnosis, and other mental health challenges. Our data below is current and represents a consumer group of &&&&&&Percentages noted are based on this total with no entry completing the 100%. Our data for children is organized between the ages of 6-17 which is roughly 21% of the total population. Breakdown of children vs. adolescents is an approximation. At this time, data is not being collected for the amount of consumers we serve with physical disabilities.

Life Cycle %
Children (ages 0-12):	11
Adolescents (ages 13-17):	10
Adults (ages 18-64):	66
Families:	6
Elders/Seniors (>65):	10

Gender %
Male:	48
Female:	51
Transgendered:	1

Dysfunction Level %
High:	100
Moderate:	0
Mild:	0

Ethnic/Cultural Identity (% = 75)
African-American:	27
Asian & Asian-American:	4
Euro-American:	36
Latino/Latina:	19
Native American:	2
Bi-racial:	2

Other Group Identified %
Gay/Lesbian:	20
Clients with disabilities:	0
Other (International subsets, etc.):	0