COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES

COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES
Community based services are available to individuals with a serious mental illness via Case Management Support Services (CMSS) or a developmental disability via Client/Family Support Services. Community based services provide people with mental disabilities the support they need to live successfully in the community.

CASE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT SERVICES (CMSS)

SERVICE GOALS	Improve Abilities to Live in the Community Improve Social and Emotional Functioning Improve Problem Solving Abilities
SERVICES PROVIDED	Individual and Group Counseling Independent Living Skills Training Case Management and Service Linkage Psychiatric Services, including Medication Evaluation and Medication Monitoring Social Skills Training Crisis Intervention Advocacy Psychoeducation & Relapse Prevention Planning
WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR SERVICES	Case Management Support Services are available to people who have a serious mental illness and who live in Adams County, Illinois.
COST OF SERVICES	Most people served through CMSS have an Illinois Medicaid card, which pays the cost of services. For those who are not Medicaid eligible, fees for service are established on a sliding fee scale (based upon family income).
WHO TO CONTACT	Referrals or requests for information can be made by calling the Client Services Manager at 223-0413.

CLIENT/FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES

SERVICE GOALS	Improve Abilities to Live in the Community Increase Access to Community Services Assure Consumer Service Needs are Met
SERVICES PROVIDED	Service Coordination and Linkage Independent Living Skills Assistance Service Planning and Monitoring Advocacy Respite Care
WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR SERVICES	Client/Family Support Services are available to children and adults with development disabilities and their families or significant others.
COST OF SERVICES	Client/Family Support Services are funded by a grant from the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Developmental Disabilities. Services are provided to consumers and their families at no charge.
WHO TO CONTACT	Referrals or requests for information can be made by calling Client and Family Support at 224-2194.

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