1915(i) Services information

A meeting with a clinician to assess needs and create a treatment plan.

24/7 help for people in behavioral health crisis, providing assessments and referrals.

Teaches self-help, social and living skills for those receiving multiple services.

24/7 short-term care for adults in crisis due to mental health or substance use issues.

Helps people with I/DD find and keep jobs in the community.

Teaches life skills to help adults with I/DD live more independently.

Ensures medications are taken correctly and work as intended.

A 24/7 team that comes to you during a crisis to provide immediate help and plan follow-up care.

Individual Therapy: Learn coping skills with a clinician.

Family Therapy: Families learn ways to manage issues together.

Group Therapy: Group sessions for people with similar challenges.

Helps identify causes of symptoms and plan treatment.

Proven therapies to help individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) manage symptoms and improve life skills.

Temporary care to give caregivers a break.

Up to $5,000 in credit to help move from an institution to your own home, covering costs like rent deposits, essential home furnishings and moving fees.

Teaches daily living skills like eating, bathing and shopping to promote independence.

Helps adults live on their own with support from an agency.

24/7 help for individuals in group homes or supervised settings, assisting with daily activities like cooking, cleaning and health care.