Community Support Services
Specialized Services for Adults
Community Support Services (CSS) are delivered to adults ages 18 and older who have experienced significant mental health problems, are at high risk for psychiatric hospitalization or out-of home placement, and have severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI) as defined by the State of Kansas. These individuals typically require more intensive mental health support services to maintain employment and/or residency in a community, thus reducing the need for psychiatric hospitalization.
Services are focused on supporting the community living, employment, and education of individuals and include case management, psychosocial programs, and supported employment. Adult case managers assist each client to define his or her personal strengths and goals and meet with the client at home or in a community setting for goal-directed work.
The Adult Psychosocial Program is offered Monday through Friday at the
J. David Kaaz Memorial Campus and includes van transportation across all
three counties at no cost to clients. APP focuses on promoting and strengthening
the daily living skills of each participant in all life areas, including
managing symptoms, strengthening self-esteem, acquiring new outlets for
socialization, expanding community involvement, improving personal relationships,
and gaining new social skills.










