What is it?
PRP is a supportive, collaborative, skill-building program to assist people who want to achieve the highest level of independence and wellness possible. We work with every person served to create a service plan and are flexible in providing services where you live, work, and in community settings. We are your advocate with community services and providers. We work with you and your therapist to achieve your therapy goals in community settings. Achieve your vision of wellness and self-directed life.
What Services Are Provided?
- Careful Assessment of 10 Domains: Health Practices, Housing Stability, Communication, Safety, Time Management, Nutrition, Relationships, Alcohol and Drug Use, Sexual Health and Behavior, Personal Care and Hygiene.
- Service planning in collaboration with your health providers.
- Assistance navigating complex benefit and entitlement systems.
- Teaching, Modeling and Coaching wellness and community living skills.
- Identifying and maintaining housing and transportation options.
- Assistance with landlords and housing programs.
- Helping you build a network of professional and natural supports that provide a roadmap to recovery
- Wellness Wednesday – available to those who wish to participate in group recovery skills training.
How to Apply
What is it?
Our Case Management program is targeted to serve people who suffer from mental health conditions. The program is designed to link each participant to housing, medical and supportive services, and agencies in the community that helps meet basic needs. Case Management is designed to be a shorter-term service that provides a warm handoff to other appropriate services. We create a unique plan of care centered on each person’s unique strengths, needs, abilities, and personal preferences.
What Services Are Provided?
- Careful Assessment of needs and future goals.
- Person-Centered Service planning to identify your priorities.
- Assistance navigating complex benefit and entitlement systems.
- Assessment of eligibility for the SOAR (SSI/SSDI Outreach, Access and Recovery) process to qualify for Social Security benefits. Help with Social Security determination through the standard or SOAR process as appropriate.
- Identifying and maintaining housing and transportation options. Assistance with landlords and housing programs.
- Helping you build a network of professional and natural supports that provide a roadmap to recovery.
- Introduction and application assistance for more intensive programs
How to Apply
What is it?
Supported Employment is a research-supported program designed to help people who suffer from serious behavioral disorders find a competitive job of their personal choice in the community. We help coach you toward success in the career and help you manage your benefits and entitlement so that the job does not interfere with your ability to receive medical supports for your illness. Supported Employment works with various community partners to include the Division of Rehabilitation Services (DORS) for the state of Maryland to assist with employment services. You can work and still receive Social Security Disability and Medical Assistance. We do not exclude anyone even if symptoms are a struggle, and even if there is another illness for which you may need accommodations.
What Services Are Provided?
- Job Development – resume building, interview skills, help applying
- Job carving – helping employers create a job tailored to you.
- Individual Vocational Planning – mapping out your way to vocational success.
- Clinical Coordination - Service planning in collaboration with your health providers.
- Benefits Management - Assistance navigating complex benefit and entitlement systems.
- Job Coaching- helping you and your employers create on the job success.
- Working with your network of professional and natural supports that provide a roadmap to recovery
- Follow Along Services – Following along to help you be successful.
How To Apply
Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness
The goals of the PATH program are to:
- Outreach to homeless individuals in Charles County.
- Assess their strengths, needs and preferences.
- Create an individualized service plan with housing needs and removal of barriers to housing as a primary focus.
- Assure that consumers are linked to all professional and peer-based services that can enhance their natural strengths and resilience.
Referrals may be made by local service providers, the LBHA, or the homeless person. Our PATH staff member is a frequent visitor to local emergency shelters and drop-in centers to outreach among community members.
Eligibility criteria:
- Age 18 or older.
- Currently homeless by BHA definition. OR
- At Imminent Risk of homelessness. AND
- Has a Serious Mental Illness AND/OR
- A co-occurring substance use disorder
St. Marys County
This program will assist individuals who became disconnected from care during the Covid 19 pandemic to receive care coordination services and linkage to programs and services that will result in a decrease in avoidable emergency room and hospital utilization. We will be working with Med Star Saint Marys to identify the population at risk. To inquire about this program please text 410-535-4787 and we will be glad to help you.
Our services include the following:
