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Homeless Program

  •   Our mental health processionals go into the community and concentrate on outreach and engaging in treatment persons that are homeless and dealing with a major mental illness.  The program provides a continuum of services and works in a collaboration with other homeless providers in the community.  The staff help people find shelter, food, clothing, financial resources, mental health treatment when necessary, and other assistance as identified with the goal to reduce the number of homeless mentally ill living on the street.

Supportive Employment

  •   We work together with Vocational Rehabilitation to place patients with a chronic mental illness in productive, paying jobs. We provide support to these patients while they're working to help them succeed on the job.

Dual Diagnosis Services

  •   We provide services to dually diagnosed patients (persons with a mental or emotional illness as well as an addiction problem).  We have staff with special training in addiction treatment who offer therapy programs and case management services while working closely with other addiction programs and agencies.  Persons without a mental or emotional illness who need treatment for alcohol and/or drug abuse problems will be referred to other assisting agencies/services for assistance.

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services

  •   A Master's level professional social worker, fluent in American Sign Language and knowledgeable in deaf culture, provides individual, family, and group counseling to deaf and hard of hearing persons who experience mental or emotional illnesses.  This service is part of a larger network of treatment programs delivered to the deaf community by the SC Department of Mental Health.  Our TTY telephone number is 864-241-1063.

Consultation, Education, and Prevention Services

  •   We seek to raise public awareness of mental health issues in our community through public relations efforts including talks, speeches, seminars, and press information.  Special emphasis is placed on prevention of mental illness.  Our staff provides a variety of educational programs designed in response to requests from the community.

 

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Last modified: 09/22/08