Availability: Dauphin County in Pennsylvania

Intensive Case Management Services (ICM) are designed to assess, refer, and connect people to the supports and services they need to be successful and satisfied living in the community. ICM serves people with histories or risk of hospitalizations.

Services include:
• Obtaining the most appropriate resources
• Making assessments and referrals
• Connecting people to community resources and natural supports
• Monitoring the services people receive
• Interventions at times of crisis

The intensive case manager partners with Mental Health Diversion/Re-entry Services in Dauphin County, PA to provide services for people preparing to return to the community after incarceration. Case managers advocate with county authorities to support each person to obtain services and individualized resources.

Availability: Dauphin County in Pennsylvania

In Domiciliary Care, men and women are matched with families in the community who open their homes to provide supports and share their lives, providing opportunities for each person to thrive.

Families provide comprehensive, person-directed supports for 1-3 people in their home, including emotional support, nutritious meals, access to laundry services, assistance with personal care, medication management, medical appointment scheduling, transportation, and social and recreational opportunities. We provide training for families, as well as assistance with problem-solving, resources, and respite services.

Participating in Domiciliary Care is a richly rewarding experience, building enduring relationships.

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Availability:  Dauphin County in Pennsylvania

Peer Support offers men and women with mental health conditions the unique opportunity to take control of their recovery, receive support, and build relationships with Certified Peer Specialists (CPS) who have lived experience with mental health conditions. Certified Peer Specialists walk beside each person on their journey to recovery, offering support, hope, and understanding.

Peer Support works in conjunction with any other services a person may be receiving, including therapy, residential supports, psychiatry, and case management.

Peer Support are offered in the person’s home or the community and may include:
• Domestic skill building
• Nutritional education
• Medication and illness management
• Increasing mobility in the community
• Money management skill-building
• Interpersonal skill-building
• (Re)gaining physical health
• Spirituality
• Identifying and pursuing vocational or educational growth
• Identifying and pursuing leisure activities
• Improving time management
• Increasing community participation

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Availability: Adams, Allegheny, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Fulton, Lebanon, and York Counties in Pennsylvania

Men and women over the age of 18 who are experiencing mental health conditions live in the community and receive support with daily living activities. We encourage each person to explore meaningful activities during the day to develop their interests and expand their strengths.

A skilled team of professionals supports each person to become more independent by coordinating care and assisting with medical and physical challenges.

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Availability: Dauphin, Franklin, and Fulton Counties in Pennsylvania

Structured Residential Services offers 24-hour support in a home-like setting for people over age 18 experiencing mental health conditions. In this therapeutic environment, each person receives support to enhance their strengths, increase daily living and community living skills, and rebuild family relationships and community connections that may have been lost because of extended hospitalizations. Each person is actively involved in their recovery and service plan as they prepare to return to the community.

A diverse team of professionals provides support: a psychiatrist, mental health professionals, nurses, rehabilitation specialists, and a cook. People using this service may also be enrolled in a mental health case management service and receive a network of community supports, which may include Peer Support Services, Supportive Living Services, medical and dental services, and specialized outpatient therapists.

Licensed as a Long Term Structured Residence, this home can maintain locked exits and serve people during involuntary commitments.

Availability: Dauphin County in Pennsylvania

People experiencing mental health conditions live independently in their homes and receive support to be successful and satisfied in their environment. Each person establishes a goal plan that promotes their health and wellness in their unique circumstances, which may include learning skills, obtaining resources, or developing supports. Depending on their needs, people may receive services within their home or in the community, including:

• Socialization skills
• Nutrition and cooking skills
• Domestic skills
• Organizational skills
• Health and medication management
• Money management
• Personal hygiene

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Availability: Dauphin and Lancaster Counties in Pennsylvania

For young adults who have previously lived in a children’s residential treatment facility or with their family, the Transitional Age Program offers a supportive, homelike, community-based living arrangement. Young adults focus on their recovery and work toward moving into more independent living arrangements.

Each person sets goals and receives support in self-care, health care, domestic skills, nutritional education, medication and mental illness management, leisure activities, time structuring, and community participation.