Wisconsin Community Services Inc

Adult behavioral health services: the behavioral health services area has programs that work with individual adults and families, providing services that focus on treatment for persistent mental illness, substance abuse, housing, and overall case management to help individuals be successful in the community. Adults and families are served by three main service areas: community based mental health programs (cbmhp), forensics services and community based recovery programs. In total, the 10 programs within the adult behavioral health services program area served approximately 2,000 individuals and families during the year.

Court services: court services provides services to both youth and adults at risk of, or involved with, the justice system by providing accountability and guidance through pretrial and post-conviction supervision, monitoring and treatment services. Services primarily involve case management and supervision services, provided with varying levels of intensity. Some services may require individuals served to be electronically monitored or to submit to drug testing, which are additional services offered under the court services umbrella. Several programs have staff on-call 24/7/365 for the individuals served. The 21 court services programs operated in multiple counties in the state of wisconsin, including milwaukee, waukesha, jefferson, kenosha, ozaukee, washington, and manitowoc county. Most of the funding comes from the county where the services take place. These programs served approximately 5,000 individuals during the year.

Residential re-entry services

Youth services

Workforce development

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Training and quality assurance