Current Hours of Operation: Tuesday-Friday 1pm-7pm, and Saturday from 10am-2pm. For holiday hours, please click here. Center tours available on Saturdays at 9 a.m.
For more information, please email allcovebeachcities@bchd.org
BCHD has secured additional funding for allcove Beach Cities from:
- Federal Community Project Funding, FY2023, Representative Ted Lieu ($1,000,000)
- California’s Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program ($6,337,000)
- California Department of Health Care Services Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative – Round 4 ($1,000,000)
- Mental Health Student Services Act – 004 ($300,000)
- Beach Cities Health District, Capital Projects ($532,000)
Total Funding Secured to date for allcove Beach Cities: $11,669,000
allcove Beach Cities offers mental and physical health services, education and employment assistance, peer and family support, and substance use prevention programs for young people ages 12-25 in the greater South Bay of Service Planning Area (SPA) 8.
SPA 8 serves the communities of Athens, Avalon, Carson, Catalina Island, El Segundo, Gardena, Harbor City, Hawthorne, Inglewood, Lawndale, Lennox, Long Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, Palos Verdes Estates, Rancho Dominguez, Rancho Palos Verdes, Redondo Beach, Rolling Hills, Rolling Hills Estates, San Pedro, Torrance, Wilmington and others.
allcove Beach Cities is one of three allcove locations opening throughout the state. allcove Beach Cities will be a permanent feature in BCHD’s Healthy Living Campus project, which includes a re-design of its current Prospect Avenue campus. Construction on the Healthy Living Campus project is tentatively slated to begin in fall 2024. Click here for more information on the Campus.
South Bay Leadership & Wellness Conference
Beach Cities Health District, in partnership with allcove Beach Cities and Indivisible Arts, hosted the first-ever South Bay Leadership & Wellness Conference for young people, ages 12 to 25 on Saturday, May 18 at allcove Beach Cities. Seventy-five young leaders representing more than 30 youth organizations from across the South Bay gathered to discuss mental health, wellness, advocacy and other important topics facing their generation. See photos from the event here.
NBC's California Live: Check out the Redondo Beach center creating a safe space for young adults to find mental health resources
Accessing mental health resources can feel overwhelming and ‘allcove Beach Cities’ is on a mission to make it easier for young adults to get help. California Live’s Amber Pfister is in Redondo Beach to learn how the center is helping its local community find support, advice or even just a moment of pause. View original video here.
Recent Newsletters
- 10/28/2024: Endorsement: No on Measure BC (Daily Breeze)
- 10/18/2024: Redondo city council nears call on F.A.R for BCHD campus (Easy Reader)
- 07/19/2024: BCHD Board to decide this week on demolition bond (Easy Reader)
- 05/22/2024: BCHD, Indivisible Arts host youth leadership conference (Easy Reader)
- 05/17/2024: About Town Redondo: AES safing, youth wellness summit, ocean warning (Easy Reader)
- 05/17/2024: Redondo Beach Student Awarded Mental Health Awareness Scholarship (Patch)
- 05/10/2024: BCHD weighs bond to tear down hospital, create green space (Easy Reader)
- 05/08/2024: Beach Cities Health District considers $30M bond measure for youth mental health center (Daily Breeze)
- 04/28/2024: Sandbox: Change happens, embrace it, Easy Reader
- 04/11/2024: Venice Family Clinic Expands Mental Health Services in Redondo Beach (Santa Monica Mirror)
- 04/02/2024: Venice Family Clinic Expands Mental Health Services in Redondo Beach (health-reporter.news)
- 04/01/2024: Venice Family Clinic Expands Mental Health Services in Redondo Beach (YoVenice.com)
- 02/28/2024: Community Spotlight: allcove Beach Cities (Local Anchor)
- 01/12/2024: allcove awarded another $1 million (Easy Reader)
- 01/12/2024: Forum in Hermosa Beach to educate youth, parents about dangers of fentanyl (The Daily Breeze)
- 01/11/2024: Youth mental health center receives $1 million grant (The Beach Reporter)
- 01/08/2024: allcove Beach Cities Receives $1 Million to Expand Services (MBNews)
- 01/05/2024: Beach cities youth mental health center gets $1 million grant to expand services (The Daily Breeze)
- 12.01.2023: 12/1/2023 Broadcast (Redondo Union High School TV)
- 11.23.2023: allcove anniversary (Easy Reader News)
- 11.22.2023: allcove Beach Cities, A Youth Mental Health Center, Is Celebrating its 1st Anniversary (Nation World News)
- 11.22.2023: allcove Beach Cities, a youth mental health center, celebrates 1st anniversary (Daily Breeze)
- 11.18.2023: allcove to mark one-year anniversary; 4,000 visits (Easy Reader News)
- 11.14.2023: South Bay workforce agency celebrates community members, partners (Daily Breeze)
- 09.02.2023: Beachlife Ranch Country and Americana Festival (Revolt in Style)
- 09.01.2023: BeachLife Ranch to Support Veterans & Local Community (PRESSPARTY)
- 08.25.2023: About Town Redondo: Murder charge after crash, city council start time, allcove song contest (Easy Reader)
- 08.24.2023: Winner of South Bay Youth Competition to Perform At BeachLife 2024 (Patch)
- 08.23.2023: Youth musicians at 'emerge & see' songwriting contest could perform at BeachLife (Daily Breeze)
- 06.27.2023: allcove: The Youth Oasis (Daily Breeze)
- 06.21.2023: Allcove - The Youth Oasis (Daily Breeze)
- 06.13.2023: This space is helping South Bay youths take a mental break (Spectrum News)
- 05.20.2023: California Department of Health Care Services Awards $6.3 Million Grant to allcove Beach Cities to Construct permanent Youth Wellness Center (BCHD Press Release)
- 05.12.2023: This South Bay Mental Health Center is reducing stigma and helping young people (Daily Breeze)
- 03.27.2023: Teen open mic night helps break mental health barriers at Allcove Beach Cities (Daily Breeze)
- 01.25.2023: allcove Beach Cities celebrates grand opening in Redondo Beach (Daily Breeze)
- 01.25.2023: Youth Center Opens with Fanfare, $1 Million Check (MB News)
- 01.21.2023: Rep. Lieu Celebrates opening of South Bay youth wellness center supported by federal money he secured (Ted Lieu news release)
- 01.19.2023: Bridge over troubled waters: grand opening for allcove (Easy Reader)
- 01.13.2023: allcove Beach Cities to celebrate grand opening Saturday, Jan. 21 (Daily Breeze)
- 01.11.2023: covefest calendar listing (Patch.com)
- 12.26.2022: Art, music showcase welcomes the new year in Hermosa Beach (Daily Breeze)
- 10.29.2022: Ribbon cut for youth mental health center (Easy Reader)
- 10.26.2022: Art, music showcase welcomes the new year in Hermosa Beach (Daily Breeze)
- 05.26.2022: How to Talk to Your Kids About School Shootings
- 05.23.2022: BCHD Seeks Partners for allcove Beach Cities youth center
- 04.09.2022: Congressman Ted Lieu secures $1 million for Beach Cities Health District youth wellness center (Easy Reader)
- 04.05.2022: Beach Cities Health District gets $1 million federal grant for youth mental health center (Daily Breeze)
- 04.01.2022: Beach Cities Health District Receives $1M For Mental Health Center (Patch)
- 04.01.2022: Beach Cities Receives $1 Million for Youth Wellness Center (Manhattan Beach News)
- 03.17.2022: Beach Cities Health District to Open New “allcove” Wellness Center (Easy Reader News)
- 03.17.2022: Beach Cities Health District Seeks Youth and Adult Advisors (Manhattan Beach News)
allcove Beach Cities Metrics Dashboard
For information about the work happening at allcove Beach Cities, review the allcove Metrics Dashboard below. There you will find de-identified demographic information, data related to the services requested by and provided to young people and their families, community engagement and outreach information, as well as service hours contributed by the allcove Beach Cities Youth Advisory Group cohorts. Data is updated on a monthly basis.
If you have questions regarding the information in the allcove Metrics Dashboard, please email communications@bchd.org.
RFQ Update
Notice of RFQ/P for Progressive Design-Build Contract for allcove Beach Cities Youth Wellness Center Project
To sign up for updates about the project, including any addendums to this RFQ/P, please complete this form.
Notice is hereby given that Beach Cities Health District (BCHD) will receive Statement of Qualifications/Proposals (SOQ/Proposals) from Progressive Design-Build Entities to provide design and construction services for the allcove Beach Cities Youth Wellness Center Project. Any qualified design-build entity may submit their Statement of Qualifications and Proposal for a Best Value Selection process as defined in State of California SB 706 Public Contract Code Part 3, Division 2 Chapter 4.7.
The District intends to select a Design-Build Entity that will be responsible for assembling their team consisting of the general contractor, modular building firm, architect, engineers and other sub-consultants and key team members.
This new, 9,400 sq. ft. modular building will be two stories and will include offices, conference facilities, open lounge space and group chat rooms. Site scope also includes utilities, grading, paving, retaining wall, landscaping, vehicle charging stations, site lighting and other site development items. Project is located at 1272 Beryl Street, Redondo Beach, CA 90277.
SOQ/Proposals are closed.
To learn more and view RFQ/P documents, click here.
Additional Resources
- A Global Framework for Youth Mental Health: Investing in Future Mental Capital for Individuals, Communities and Economies
- Designing and scaling up integrated youth mental health care
- Foundry: Early learnings from the implementation of an integrated youth service network
- Independent Evaluation of headspace: the National Youth Mental Health Foundation
- Headspace US Feasibility Report
- Integrated (one-stop shop) youth health care: best available evidence and future directions
What is allcove
allcoveTM is developing an innovative network of integrated youth mental health centers designed with, by and for youth that 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 larger community. The centers are embedded within the community they serve and reflect the unique needs of local youth.
allcove Beach Cities is the first allcove center in southern California.
Anchored in a model of care that considers the holistic needs of young people, allcove centers are a place for them to take a moment of pause and access a range of services that include:
- Mental health
- Physical health
- Substance use
- Peer support
- Family support
- Supported education and employment
Everything about allcove is designed with, by and for young people. From the look and feel, to the options youth have to engage in center activities, young people are co-creators and champions.
For more information about allcove, please visit allcove.org