It’s estimated that 5.2% of adults in California reported an unmet need for mental health treatment each year – about 1.6 million people. Napa, like so many communities in California, still grapples with unmet needs for Napa residents with mental health issues who are leaving the justice system. The Eliza Yount House at Pine and Seminary Streets had been vacant since the 2014 earthquake and was in poor condition. The property has been substantially renovated into a modern residential facility to enable us to treat all residents with dignity and respect. It provides the room necessary to serve residents. A generous local benefactor was able to secure the property and will now operate it as a residential care facility.  Gray Haven is a place to call home. The property provides ample space for residents to thrive, and access to local resources and employment opportunities.