Our Community Based Service programs have achieved an international reputation for clinical effectiveness and cost control for individuals with complex mental health and substance abuse problems. These programs are person-centered, recovery-focused and based on culturally competent service delivery.
Community Services
Yahara House
Yahara House offers adults with mental illness a path to recovery through relationships and work. It is built on the clubhouse model that guarantees a place to belong, meaningful relationships, meaningful work and a place to return.
Kajsiab House
Kajsiab house is a place in which Hmong elders and their families can be safe, express and experience culture, increase their understanding and the ability to live successfully within an American cultural context and receive help and treatment for mental health issues.
S.E. Asian Services
Southeast Asian Services offer mental health and psychiatry services to Southeast Asian individuals living in Dane County.
CDA Triangle
The HUD Service Coordinator engages the Triangle public housing residents by providing assessment, supportive psychotherapy, crisis intervention/stabilization, and case management when such services are not available in the general community.
Mobile Outreach to Seniors Team (MOST)
Mobile Outreach to Seniors provides a range of accessible mental health services to address the highly complex and changeable needs of seniors and their caregivers/supports.
Community Support Programs
Gateway & Fordem Connections
Gateway & Fordem Connections are two of Journey Mental Health Center’s three state certified CSPs. They are comprehensive support programs serving Dane County residents who have severe mental illness and may also have substance abuse issues.
Forensics Services
Conditional Release
The Conditional Release (CR) Program provides comprehensive treatment and case management services to clients who have been found “not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect” (NGI) and whom the Court deems appropriate for conditional release (i.e. – community-based services).
Community Treatment Alternatives
Community Treatment Alternatives (CTA) works with clients/consumers involved in the criminal justice system. In addition to meeting the standard Community Support Program admission guidelines, clients/consumers must be either diverted from the Dane County Jail or be conditionally released after being found “not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect” (NGI).