Adults with a serious and persistent mental illness can receive a variety of services within the Community Support Program:

Community Support Programs (PDF)

Groups — Combining education, training and treatment, a variety of groups assist adults in gaining the social, emotional and personal skills. Dual diagnosis groups are held for those who have both a serious mental illness and chemical dependency. A group for adults with Borderline Personality Disorder is offered for those who have urges for suicide and self harm.

Supervised Group Living (SGL) — Located in a new facility on our Goshen campus, Supervised Group Living provides housing for adults who have the potential to live independently. Residents articipate in structured independent and group activities, with an emphasis on teaching daily living skills. Staffing is provided 24-hours a day.

Supervised Group Living Brochure (PDF)

Assertive Community Treatment for Adults (ACT) — Offering intense case management, the ACT program is designed to decrease psychiatric hospitalization and increase stable housing. ACT services are time unlimited and a crisis on-call system is available.

Assertive Community Treatment for Adults Brochure (PDF)

Semi-Independent Living (SILP) — For adults with serious mental illness who can live independently with minimal support. Residing in Oaklawn apartments, residents may remain in the program for as long as deemed clinically necessary.

Semi-Independent Living Brochure (PDF)

Adult Case Management (ACM) — The goal of ACM is to help mentally ill adults become as independent as possible and to reintegrate into the community. Case managers serve as advocates and help link clients to necessary community services.

Adult Case Management Brochure (PDF)

Employment Opportunities Unlimited (EOU) — This supported employment program helps individuals with mental illness to secure and maintain a job in the community. Job coaches work along with clients as needed, providing training and support.

Employment Opportunities Unlimited Brochure (PDF)