ASOC provides behavioral and mental health support to the Merced County population over 18 years old. This division focuses on the collaborative effort to help individuals onto the path to recovery and full,  productive lives.

CSOC aims to provide behavioral and mental health treatment to individuals under the age of 18 years old. This division emphasizes the importance of maintainance, both school and the home, to grow into a healthy and balanced adult life.

MHSA, or Proposition 63, prioritizes in creating a system that acknowledges mental health, wellness, resiliency, and recovery. This division implements prevention and accessibility for those stigmatized.

SUDS aims to help those, inpatient and outpatient, to educate and help individuals recovering from substance use disorder. Combined with several other programs, SUDS focuses on several risk factors and provides substance use disorder treatment.

RAFT is an outpatient division that emphasizes teaching adolescents about substance use disorders. Between ages 12-17, individuals are taught different treatment and recovery methods.

CSS grants community members support when in a state of mild to moderate stress. CSS maintains triage and the crisis stabilization unit, as well as partner programs such as Aspirnet for those under 18 years old.

CARE Court is a program in association with the CARE Act. This program highlights services to those with psychotic disorders or on the schizophrenic spectrum by providing intervention techniques and prevention.

JCI is a program that offers treatment program options to those mentally ill offenders. This program is in partnership with Merced County Law Enforcement, and is offered to both adult and juvenile offenders.