CLIENT SERVICES
No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay and there is
a discounted/sliding fee schedule available based on family size and income.
Provides case management services for adults who need behavioral health services to prevent psychiatric hospitalization
Provides case management services for children ages 3 - 18 years, who require psycho-social rehabilitation and behavioral health services.
Provides residential housing in a community setting and an array of responsive services for 8 homeless adult mentally ill consumers with or without a co-occurring disorder of substance abuse and will help them achieve their highest level of self efficiency.
DD CILA provides living arrangements and a supportive environment within the community where individuals with a mental disability are supervised and provided with an array of needed services. MI CILA provides supervised residential services for adults that have a mental illness and/or developmental disability. Both CILA programs are designed to meet the needs of the individuals and allow them to explore and achieve personal growth through access to community facilities and services.
Provides transitional residential and support services to individuals diagnosed with serious mental illness, who are residents of nursing facilities as they transition to permanent supportive housing in accordance with the Williams Consent Decree. These individually based services include a community support team, case management, life skills and counselling.
Provides supervised residential homelike environment for persons in crisis situations who suffer psychiatric illness and/or substance abuse. Services are available to persons who are unable to live independently, but do not require hospitalization. The program provides linkage to other agencies for day treatment programs, vocational counselling, financial aid, medical care and counselling. Our goal is to help our clients develop their potential, achieve stability and improve independence.
The Employment & Training Department offers services that include instruction in basic independent living skills, sheltered employment training and preparation for placement in supportive and/or competitive employment for persons with developmental disabilities. Our various programs assist consumers to achieve their maximum independence level by increasing their earning capacity, self esteem and self-sufficiency.
A 32 bed halfway house for chemically dependent men who are in the recovery process. Men in this 120 day residential program receive individual and group counselling and intensive case management services to develop and implement strategies to meet the objectives of independent and drug-free living. More permanent housing and employment are primary focuses while in the program.
Provides comprehensive mental health and substance abuse assessment and treatment strategies for the dually diagnosed consumers. IDDT collaborates with a larger MISA consortium network of community providers and enables the Residential MI programs to leverage MISA services to all the consumers in need of assessment and treatment. IDDT clients are integrated into our Emergency Housing
Provides screenings and assessments for persons with severe mental illness who are seeking admission to public aid funded nursing home facilities and/or need specialized rehabilitative services. Resident Review and Targeted Case Management are set up to review nursing home placements and readiness for change to different levels of care and case management support services.
Provides supervised residential services for adults that have a mental illness and/or developmental disability. The CILA is designed to meet the needs of the individuals and allow them to explore and achieve personal growth through access to community facilities and programs.
Provides community-based outreach, mental health, substance abuse, case management and housing services. Services include screening, assessment, linkage and referrals to appropriate level of care for homeless adults. The program’s goal is to reduce homelessness, recidivism and stabilize support systems.
The Restorative Justice Program focuses on reducing recidivism among offenders, diverting at-risk youth from the court system, and reducing incidence of violence by increasing competency and building community relationships.
Level I & II: Outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment programs are designed to help clients obtain and maintain sobriety through counselling, case management and referral services. Individual, group and family counselling ensure that clients gain an appreciation for an alcohol and drug-free life styles.
A 16 bed recovery home for chemically dependent women who are in the recovery process. Women in this residential program receive individual and group counselling and intensive case management services to develop and implement strategies to meet the objectives of independent and drug-free living. More permanent housing and employment are primary focuses while in the program.