Case Management Services
Supportive Housing for Families
The Supportive Housing for Families® program is funded by The Connection, Inc. through a grant from DCF and includes 4 other partner agencies including: ACCESS Agency, BHCare, Family and Children’s Agency and Wheeler Clinic.
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Case Management (Region 5)
The Region 5 Case Management Program in partnership with the CT Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services provides case management services to adults with substance use disorders who are prone to chronic relapse and high utilization of community acute care services. In many cases, these individuals experience social, environmental, economic, and psychiatric issues that significantly complicate the recovery process resulting in a need for structured case management interventions.
The Region 5 Case Management Team provides the following services:
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Assistance in accessing local, state, and federal entitlement programs
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Linkage to community housing, educational and vocational resources
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Care coordination with community healthcare/treatment providers
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Advocacy and assistance within the criminal justice system
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Assistance in completing clinical treatment recommendations and accessing community mental health providers
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Our goal is to help our clients identify and secure positive life outcomes by removing barriers through collaboration, advocacy, and guidance.
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Transitional Case Management (TCM)
In collaboration with the CT Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, the Transitional Case Management Program (TCM) seeks to lower recidivism within Connecticut’s correctional system by providing critical support to individuals during their transition back to the community following periods of incarceration. This is accomplished through a combination of comprehensive case management and substance use treatment. The Transitional Case Management Program provides support to individuals 3 months prior to and up to 6 months after their release from incarceration.
This support includes the following services:
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Housing assistance
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Mentoring and guidance
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Peer Support
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Assistance in accessing community educational/employment opportunities
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Advocacy
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Assistance in accessing local, state, and federal entitlement programs
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Care coordination with community healthcare/treatment providers
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Counseling and crisis intervention
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Linkage to substance use/mental health treatment providers