Community Care Alliance

Community support and recovery programs -the Community support program(csp) provides clinical and support services for individuals with long-term needs associated with mental illness and/or substance use, with the goal to help people live as independently and as fully integrated within the Community as possible, and to reduce hospitalizations and institutional Care. 97 individuals were enrolled in csp with 60% diagnosed with co-occurring substance use issues. 799 were enrolled in an integrated health home, and 165 were enrolled in assertive Community treatment. Four mental health psychiatric rehabilitative residences provide transitional placement for those discharged from long-term hospitalization and requiring 24/7 support to develop skills needed to live independently. The wellness and recovery center offers therapeutic, health and wellness and peer support groups to clients of the Community support program.

Family well-being and permanency- these programs provide family-centered, trauma-informed Care including office-based, clinical services for children and families struggling with behavioral health issues; and intensive, community-based services for individuals in acute distress and at high-risk of harm to self or others. The healthy transitions team provides a comprehensive array of services to young people aged 16-25 with a serious mental health or co-occurring disorder. The child welfare programs collaborate with the department of children, youth and families to reduce child abuse and neglect. These include the family Care Community partnership, intensive family preservation, family visitation programs and therapeutic foster Care. The early intervention program serves eligible children from birth to 3 years of age to promote their growth and development by addressing childrenfs developmental delays or functional skills levels, and certain other diagnosed conditions. Other early childhood programs support new mothers, providing health assessments, maternal depression screenings, and developmental screenings ...

Housing, workforce development & basic needs services - various programs, such as recovery housing, rapid re-housing and the woonsocket shelter stabilize housing situations of people in a variety of situations. The family support center served approximately 5,256 households which represents 11,552 persons. The program offers basic needs assistance to low income, woonsocket households and connects families to financial literacy and other programs, like food, utility, and prescription assistance to strengthen their financial condition. A range of training programs help people get back into the workforce, including skills-building classes, work readiness, job shadowing and job placement and academic enrichment programs. Project learn provided esl, ged and basic skills classes to 175 individuals with 30 students gaining employment and 118 retaining employment. 65 were received certification with north star digital literacy. The harbour youth center provided career engagement opportunities to 900 high school students, 120 summer jobs training participants, and 24 paid ...