Interim, Inc. is a private nonprofit organization that provides a unique combination of support services, housing and treatment for adults with mental illness in Monterey County. Services provided include affordable supportive housing, residential treatment, mental health and dual-recovery services, case coordination, therapeutic services, outreach and intensive support for homeless adults, supported education and employment, day treatment and peer support.
Our Mission
Interim’s mission is to provide services and affordable housing supporting members of our community with mental illness in building productive and satisfying lives.
Our Vision
Interim, Inc. envisions a world in which people with mental illness are able to live, work, learn, and participate fully in the community.
Our Values
- In all we do, we instill HOPE.
- We promote mutual respect, self-determination and self-responsibility.
- We value the whole person, and build on each person’s abilities.
- We create welcoming, caring and empowering communities.
- We provide opportunities for growth and encourage appropriate risk taking to learn new skills.
- We promote peer support as a powerful tool in the recovery process.
- We value the diversity within our staff, and our services are designed to meet the diverse cultural needs of our clients.
- We believe in meaningful work as a path to recovery. We focus on clients not only as recipients of service but as providers of enrichment to our community, to each other, and to our staff.
- We actively involve clients, family members, and staff in decision making in the delivery of all our services. We honor diversity of people, talents, and ideas.
- We are proud to hire clients and family members in all levels of our organization.
- Above all, we value kindness as the foundation for what we do.
Interim, Inc. is funded through contracts with Monterey County Department of Health—Behavioral Health Bureau (including Mental Health Services Act funds) and the California Department of Rehabilitation. Other funding sources include: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Continuum of Care (CoC) Program, City of Monterey, City of Salinas, client fees and rents, foundation grants, and contributions.
Our Federal Tax ID is #51- 0159122.
Interim Inc - Form 990
Fiscal Year Ending 06/30/2022
To request a copy of our governing documents, financial statements, or conflict of interest policy, please contact us at 831.649.4522. Additional information can be found on our Guidestar Page.
To request copies of financial statements, governing documents, or conflict of interest policies for any of Interim’s affiliates (Catalyst Housing, Dela Vina Housing, Lupine Housing, Mariposa Housing, Rockrose Housing, Sun Rose Housing), please contact us at 831.649.4522.
Where do we operate?
Interim operates within and serves all residents of Monterey County.
Our Locations
Since 1986, Interim has successfully developed 20 housing and treatment facility projects. Interim was responsible for conceptualization of the projects, securing funding, hiring of architects and consultants, securing development permits from local governments, selection of contractors, construction supervision, contract administration, relocation, and compliance with State Prevailing Wage and Federal Davis-Bacon regulations. In addition, Interim directly manages all projects and provides support services for all residents.
The Pajaro Street Wellness Center, also developed by Interim, opened in the summer of 2014. Interim purchased the building in March of 2014 and completed the remodel in July of 2014. The center is a services hub as well as a resource center for those pursuing wellness and recovery from mental illness.
Interim’s housing, treatment and service programs are sited in Salinas, Monterey and Marina, California. to protect the confidentiality of our clients, our locations are confidential except for our main administrative office and the Pajaro Street Wellness Center, Annex Building.
Monterey - 5 Sites
Housing/Treatment: 50 beds
Agency Administration
Salinas - 11 Sites
Housing/Treatment, 9 sites: 132 beds
Services – 2 sites
Pajaro Street Wellness Center – Houses the OMNI Resource Center and other programs
Annex Building – Houses Supported Employment Services and other programs
Marina - 5 Sites
Housing/Treatment– 4 sites: 101 Beds
Services – 1 site:
MCHOME Outreach and Services Program
Monterey County
Housing Partnership: 24 beds
Scattered Site: 22
These are generally apartments that are leased in the community from private landlords. Locations can change depending on where we are able to obtain leases.
