The program is Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and Full-Service Partnership (FSP) model program supporting persons served in reaching their own vision of wellness and recovery. Services are delivered as an outpatient mental health program serving individuals diagnosed with a Serious Mental Illness (SMI), and at risk of being hospitalized, homeless, and/or incarcerated. The program focuses on individual strengths and abilities to successfully gain independence and self-sufficiency in the community.
Mental health services and supports including, but not limited to:
Mental Health Assessment
Medication education and support
Therapy
Psychiatry
Peer Support
Intensive Case Management
Needs assessment
ISSP Development
Crisis Intervention/stabilization services
Rehabilitation Services
Family education services
Referral and linkage services
Group rehabilitation and education
Non-mental health services and supports including, but not limited to:
Food
Clothing
Hygiene Supplies
Utility subsidies
Transportation
Employment and Education Support
Cost of medical health care treatment
Advocacy and linkage to community resources
Supportive housing including rent subsidies, housing vouchers acquisition, residence in a drug/alcohol rehabilitation program, and transitional and temporary housing
Eligibility: All individuals in the AB 1810 Diversion program are found eligible through Mental Health Diversion Court (MHDC).
Individuals in AB 1810 are on pre-trial probation for the duration of their treatment (2 years)
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