Provides a residence that supports individuals going through an early episode of an extreme state, sometimes called psychosis, as an alternative to traditional hospitalization. Services focus on interpersonal relationships and being with the individual in need. Although medication is available to residents, it is not the first intervention. Provides a non-restrictive environment where residents are able to establish, maintain, and renew relationships and activities in the community.

Provides a residential hospitalization diversion program for children and adults that provides on-site psychiatric, nursing, and mental health services for individuals experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms that put them at risk for inpatient hospital care. The program is located in a residential area rather than in a medical facility or hospital, and provides one-on-one support services to persons in crisis.

Provides a 24-hour therapeutic treatment environment in a residential setting with consistent supervision and support in achieving individualized treatment goals. Clinical services include intensive family counseling along with individual, group, and milieu therapy.

Provides age-appropriate services in a home-style dwelling that include individual, family, and group therapy; accredited K-12 educational services; medication management; and substance abuse assessment and treatment.

Provides a therapeutic living environment in community-based facilities for children and youth who have emotional and/or behavioral problems and require a structured, supervised educational/treatment program. Services include individualized case-management, therapeutic foster care services, and life skills training.

Offers varied residential programs that assist youth who require an intensive out-of-home treatment intervention. The program offers comprehensive clinical assessment and psychiatric treatment; individual, group and family therapy; case management; and discharge planning.