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Community Support Program

The Community Support Program meets the needs of adults and families who experience severe and persistent mental illness, trauma, emotional and behavioral problems. Consumers are provided with support and assistance in the community. We offer non-traditional outreach, as well as unique, specialized group services. In addition, providers offer quality of life services to mental health consumers who reside in area boarding homes. Kennebec Behavioral Health offers services in support of the consumer’s recovery, thereby improving both quality of life and sense of purpose.

To qualify for Community Support Services, consumers have to have been diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness or a personality disorder with decreased levels of functioning. Along with a qualifying diagnosis, consumers will have a history of psychiatric hospitalizations, or be an AMHI class member. Consumers are discharged from CSP if they no longer use or need the service, or cannot be safely served.

Consumers are linked to needed services such as vocational rehabilitation, peer resources, crisis services and legal services. Program staff advocate as necessary. Services are primarily delivered in the community or in alternative environment s which are safe.

Community Support Workers work with consumers in getting basic needs met such as housing, food and entitlements. Consumers participate with their Community Support Workers in assessments, and evaluations, insetting goals, as well as the development of a comprehensive individualized support plan describing the services or interventions they need.