Support Services

Support For Your Daily Life. We offer a variety of support services, including substance use treatment programs, recovery support, and case management.

Our goal is to help you feel better, build stronger coping skills, and stay on track long term. We work as a team to support you with medical care, therapy, and recovery services, all working together to meet your needs and improve your quality of life.

 

Our mental health peer support program is a service that takes place in a peer support center, where you can connect with others who are going through similar experiences.

The focus is on helping you:

  • Build relationships and feel less alone
  • Improve your daily living skills so you can stay independent
  • Learn how to speak up for yourself and your needs
  • Strengthen your support system

Activities are often led or shaped by people in the program, so you have a voice in what you do and how you grow.

You’ll also work on:

  • Finding purpose beyond your mental health challenges
  • Building on your strengths
  • Learning how to manage your symptoms and track your progress
  • Setting and working toward personal goals (like getting a job, if that’s something you want)
  • Preventing relapse and staying on track

The goal is to create a safe, supportive space where you can grow, feel hopeful, and support each other while working toward a better, more independent life.​​​​​​

 This service is peer support, where you work one-on-one with a Certified Peer Specialist. This is someone who has their own lived experience and understands what you’re going through.

The goal is to help you:

  • Connect with others and build relationships
  • Feel more confident speaking up for yourself
  • Strengthen your support system
  • Improve your daily living skills so you can stay independent

Together, you’ll focus on:

  • Finding purpose beyond your mental health challenges
  • Building on your personal strengths
  • Learning how to manage symptoms and track your progress
  • Setting and working toward your own personal goals (like employment, if that’s important to you)
  • Creating a plan to prevent relapse and stay on track

This support is guided by you your goals, your pace, and what recovery means in your life.

 

 

Case Management is a service that helps you stay organized, connected, and supported as you work toward your goals.

Your case manager works with you to make sure you have what you need to improve your life and stay on track with your recovery plan.

They will help you:

  • Find and connect to services like housing, healthcare, food assistance, or transportation
  • Build a strong support system with family, friends, and community resources
  • Coordinate all your services so everything works together smoothly
  • Make sure your plan continues to meet your needs as things change

Case managers also support you by:

  • Helping you apply for benefits like SSI, food stamps, or other resources
  • Assisting with appointments and follow-through
  • Checking in with you regularly to see how you’re doing and what may need to change
  • Working with your providers to make sure you’re getting the right care

The goal is to help you stay stable, avoid things like hospitalization or homelessness, and move toward a more independent, fulfilling life.