These services are designed to promote independence, self-sufficiency and stability for individuals within our community.

• Case management and advocacy for individuals navigating the SSI/SSD application process
• Assistance for the frail, elderly and disabled with medical transportation, grocery shopping, light housekeeping, friendly visits, respite care, phone conversations and other community referrals as needed
• Various community based outreach and volunteer opportunities
• Employment and skill-building services help non-work ready individuals gain necessary skills and experience for obtaining future careers
• Home and community based services connecting Medicaid Harp enrollees with opportunities
• Supportive services to help individuals with a mental or behavioral health condition obtain and keep employment
• Psychosocial rehabilitation services help individuals overcome interpersonal and environmental barriers associated with behavioral or mental health conditions
• One-on-One skill building and education support for individuals with behavioral or mental health conditions that want to start or complete an educational program or degree.
• One-on-One skill building for individuals with behavioral or mental health conditions
• Peer support services with a rehabilitation and recovery focus for those managing behavioral health symptoms
• Transitional counseling for those preparing to be release from jail and re-entering the community