Services

This program stresses outreach to clients and the provision of services according to the individual client’s needs.  Each client is assigned a case manager who, with the active participation of the client, designs an individualized treatment plan outlining the various services which will be provided to reach individualized treatment goals. Examples of services provided are:

• case management
• medication management
• crisis intervention
• housing assistance
• linkage to appropriate community services
• educational groups
• social interaction

CARE services recognizes that persons entering services have unique strengths and challenges. Therefore, CARE services are designed to encourage persons to build up their physical, emotional and intellectual skills. These skills are intertwined with persons developing happy, healthy and productive lives in their community environment

Southeastern provides services to the community in an attempt to identify those individuals who are homeless and suffering from Serious Mental Illness (SMI), such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and brain disorders.

The Homeless Outreach Program provides intensive support services to help stabilize symptoms of mental illness and promote the highest possible level of independent living.

Services

• Psychiatric treatment
• Medication management
• Medication and symptom monitoring
• Referrals and linkage to community resources
• Assistance in applying for resources, such as food stamps, Social Security benefits,
• Medicaid, and subsidized housing assistance.
• Coordination with landlords and other service providers to ensure service delivery.
• Education regarding mental illness and strategies of treatment.

Assistance may include:

• Determining housing preferences
• Scheduling appointments with landlords
• Viewing prospective housing
• Completing rental applications
• Locating financial resources for rent and first month's deposit
• Securing food and furnishings
• Educating individuals on landlord/tenant responsibilities

The IMPACT program serves adults (age 18 and older) who suffer from mental illnesses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. The program is designed for individuals who are extremely difficult to treat, those profoundly affected by the symptoms of their illness, and individuals whose ability to function independently is severely impaired. A team of staff assists individuals in identifying areas of need and develops comprehensive plans to address these needs on an ongoing basis. Most services are provided in the individual's home and community.

The goals of the IMPACT program are:

• To lessen or eliminate the debilitating effects of the individual's mental illness by developing individualized plans.
• To aid the individual in meeting basic needs and enhance the individual's quality of life.
• To help the individual improve functionally in social activities and employment roles.
• To keep the individuals in the community and reduce the frequency and length of institutional placements.
• To reduce the stress of care placed on family members by the individual's illness.

These goals are achieved through broad community-based services provided primarily by IMPACT staff and include:

• Medication support
• Assistance in managing finances
• Work opportunities
• Coordination of social and family supports
• Housing assistance
• Rehabilitative approaches to daily living skills
• Assistance in managing health care
• Assistance in applying for and managing entitlements
• Counseling and therapy, if appropriate

Cayman Courts is an assisted living facility that serves adults (age 18 and older) with a Severe Mental Illness (SMI). Income guidelines do apply. We are staffed 24/7, year round.

Services provided:

• On-site Psychiatry Services
• Case Management Services
• Housekeeping and laundry
• Transportation to medical appointments
• Assistance with medications
• Planned activities
• 3 Nutritious meals per day

We strive to be the provider of choice, employer of choice, and a leader in development and evaluation. We operate under the idea of choose, get, keep. Our clients choose the area of work they are interested in. They get the job using assistance and tools provided through Employment Connection, and they keep their job with support and encouragement provided by staff and other clients.

We celebrate the power of a job by offering employers a unique, customized service to help find the best fit for positions at your company. This personalized attention lets us provide a valuable program to help you find and retain great employees. The Supported Employment Program is a cornerstone of Southeastern’s diverse array of services, helping persons with psychiatric disabilities live their lives with dignity, independence, and respect through employment.

Clubhouse focus is on the strengths and abilities of members, not on their illness. Clubhouse is a member-driven program and all participation in the clubhouse is strictly on a voluntary basis.

The core values of the Clubhouse are to provide a safe and welcoming place for members to come, regardless of current severity of symptoms, to provide opportunities and ownership in the program, and to help facilitate meaningful relationships between members and CARE staff.

Primary Goals of Clubhouse are:

• To provide rehabilitative services in an environment that focuses on peers supporting each other and optimizes the talents of members.
• To promote recovery-oriented goals while also emphasizing choice, respect, and opportunities for all members in achieving their goals.
• To help members succeed in the community and reduce the need for more intensive treatment.
• To provide members with the skills to feel more confident in being full participants in our local community.
• To provide a warm, welcoming place for members to come despite the current severity of their illness, or their current ability to cope effectively with their illness.
• To provide opportunities for members to take leadership roles, contribute to the successful day-to-day operations of the Clubhouse, and develop job skills in a natural work setting.

* 5th Street Clubhouse is not a fully accredited Clubhouse program through the International Center for Clubhouse Development (ICCD).