University of TAY RRP RRP, with 18-25 Diagnosed with Same as above Same as Maryland access to SE Serious Mental above but Harbor City Illness 6 M beds Unlimited On our Own Transitional Peer Support 18-30 Self-identified as a Peer support groups, WRAP action Age Youth consumer of mental plans Center health Baltimore PEP Transition Age Independent 18-25 Diagnosed with Provides training and supervision 10 beds: 6 County Youth (TAY) Living Serious Mental to clients regarding daily living RRP and 4 Program Program/ Illness and meet skills. The overall goal is for Supported Supported MNC and financial clients to live successfully in the Housing must housing/ eligibility for PRP or community as independent adults. have SSI RRP, with RRP. Provides a couple of hours each access to SE day of psychiatric/residential rehabilitation interventions and support. Charles/ Pathways Transition-Age Outpatient 16-25 Individuals must The program is designed to TAY 8 beds and Calvert/ Youth mental health have a priority with a serious mental illness obtain serve population mental the necessary skills and St. Mary’s SAMHSA Independent treatment 40/annually PRP health diagnosis and entitlements needed to live on their Counties MD-HT Living Program be involved in the Providers RRP own in the community. There is a Independent Public Mental Health set curriculum that is followed for no housing System; individual outside of the Living the TAY program. Clients are also must have Maryland Program/ linked to the appropriate MD-HT Medicaid or PAC for TAY Supported entitlement services as well such as insurance. Individual Housing; Supported Employment, SSI, Food must be willing to Supported; Stamps, Education-GED, College, relocate to St. Mary's etc. Clients have the opportunity Employment; County for the Supported participate in the program while housing portion of still living with their family or Education this through another living arrangement Independent Living Pathways TAY-MISA Outpatient 18-22 Presence of a serious The TAY-MISA program serves 6 beds Program mental health mental illness the co-occurring population who treatment (meeting adult target have a serious mental illness and Independent population criteria) substance abuse concerns or who Living and a substance are at risk for substance abuse Program/ abuse history or at issues. The program consists of
University of Maryland Harbor City Unlimited TAY RRP RRP, with access to SE 18-25 Diagnosed with Serious Mental Illness Same as above Same as above but 6 M beds On our Own Transitional Age Youth Center Peer Support 18-30 Self-identified as a consumer of mental health Peer support groups, WRAP action plans Baltimore County PEP Transition Age Youth (TAY) Program Independent Living Program/ Supported housing/ RRP, with access to SE 18-25 Diagnosed with Serious Mental Illness and meet MNC and financial eligibility for PRP or RRP. Provides training and supervision to clients regarding daily living skills. The overall goal is for clients to live successfully in the community as independent adults. Provides a couple of hours each day of psychiatric/residential rehabilitation interventions and support. 10 beds: 6 RRP and 4 Supported Housing must have SSI Charles/ Calvert/ St. Mary’s Counties Pathways SAMHSA MD-HT Providers no housing outside of the MD-HT for TAY Transition-Age Youth Independent Living Program Outpatient mental health treatment PRP RRP Independent Living Program/ Supported Housing; Supported; Employment; Supported Education 16-25 Individuals must have a priority population mental health diagnosis and be involved in the Public Mental Health System; individual must have Maryland Medicaid or PAC insurance. Individual must be willing to relocate to St. Mary's County for the housing portion of this Independent Living The program is designed to TAY with a serious mental illness obtain the necessary skills and entitlements needed to live on their own in the community. There is a set curriculum that is followed for the TAY program. Clients are also linked to the appropriate entitlement services as well such as Supported Employment, SSI, Food Stamps, Education-GED, College, etc. Clients have the opportunity participate in the program while still living with their family or through another living arrangement 8 beds and serve 40/annually Pathways TAY-MISA Program Outpatient mental health treatment Independent Living Program/ 18-22 Presence of a serious mental illness (meeting adult target population criteria) and a substance abuse history or at The TAY-MISA program serves the co-occurring population who have a serious mental illness and substance abuse concerns or who are at risk for substance abuse issues. The program consists of 6 beds
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