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Provides social networking, community-based outings and skill building opportunities. Serves individuals with a serious mental health diagnosis and are stable but in need of expanding their social supports and activities.

- Crisis and Diversion Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR): Offers opportunity for individuals to improve daily living skills and become more integrated in the community. Residential setting assists individual and diverts from hospitalization. Recovery plans focus on 11 skill areas. - 2 crisis beds for stays less than 5 days - 12 diversion beds for stays up to 45 days - 1 bed for a dually diagnosed with MH/ID hospital diversion

Offers a community centered focused membership for those experiencing mental illness. Provides focus in: receptionist/clerical work, data collection and entry, in- house newsletter publication, computer skills, employment/educational goals, developing continuing education skills, cooking, meal planning, budgeting, gardening, and wellness activities.

Individuals who are 18 years and older who have been diagnosed with a serious mental illness (e.g. bipolar disorder, schizophrenia). Additional criteria, call for more information.

You will live in the community. The level of support you need will determine where you will live. You may live in a group home or in an apartment building located in Northeast Philadelphia. In our group home, you will live with 8 other individuals and share a bedroom with one person. Staff are present in the home at all times. You and your housemates will prepare and eat meals together and share in completing household chores. In the apartment building, you will share a one or two-bedroom apartment with one other person. PATH has a separate apartment in the same building where staff are available at all times to assist you when needed. You and your roommate will share in completing household chores. You can decide to purchase and prepare meals together or individually.

Peer specialists assists adults with mental health issues in basic living skills, support and advocacy, developing a social network and linking them to other services.

Services include: - A psychiatric partial hospitalization program for adults desiring mental health treatment. Emphasizes the potential of the individual returning to a productive life in the community. May prevent hospitalization or serve as a transition into the community following hospitalization. Includes services to adults with a mental health diagnosis in addition to a secondary drug and alcohol problems and/or a secondary diagnosis of Intellectual and Developmental Disability

Offers outpatient group services delivered in a highly structured therapeutic environment for clients who are at risk for admission to a psychiatric inpatient facility or who need more intensive treatment than is available through individual counseling. Also, helps individuals transition back into the community from a psychiatric hospital.

A vocational and psychiatric rehabilitation program - Learn skills that are useful in finding and maintaining employment within a supportive environment - Offers transitional, supported and independent employment

Provides community-based treatment and rehabilitation services that combines recovery with integrated approaches that address an individual’s psychiatric, medical, and behavioral health needs. Services include diagnostic assessment, crisis intervention, individual and group psychotherapy, medication evaluation and management, and mental health recovery. Support services include rehabilitation activities that help improve the skills required to live, work, and learn in the community; and coordination and development of community supports to connect to essential services.

Peer specialists assists support on basic living skills, support and advocacy, developing a social network, and connecting clients to other services

Provides Outpatient & Aftercare Services, including individual, family, or marital therapy delivered by trained mental health professionals under the direction of a Staff Psychiatrist. Medication is prescribed as necessary.

Provides community-based treatment and rehabilitation services that combines recovery with integrated approaches that address an individual’s psychiatric, medical, and behavioral health needs. Services include diagnostic assessment, crisis intervention, individual and group psychotherapy, medication evaluation and management, and mental health recovery. Support services include rehabilitation activities that help improve the skills required to live, work, and learn in the community; and coordination and development of community supports to connect to essential services.

Matches volunteers in one-to-one relationships with adults who are recovering from mental illness. Their friendship provides structured opportunities for socialization which decreases loneliness and increases well being and confidence in the clients. Some opportunities include meeting for coffee, visiting local museums, going out to eat and taking walks together. Other volunteer opportunities include making a 15 minute phone call each week to an individual waiting for one-to-one friend. Program is also available to veterans.

Offers an innovative individualized leisure and recreation program that works with older adults with serious and persistent mental illness and a history of long term psychiatric hospitalization. Helps develop an individual plan of recreation and leisure activities based on each client's interests.

Provides In-home services for long term health care and transitional mental health care.

Offers treatment to adults with a mental health diagnosis who need more intensive treatment than outpatient services provide. Individuals attend the program multiple days per week and receive group therapy, medication management and education on psychiatric and wellness topics.

Offers persons with mental illness a safe, healing environment to explore their personal and vocational potential and receive support in achieving their goals. There is no traditional therapy sessions or medication distribution. Focus is on rehabilitation. All members of the clubhouse have opportunities for growth beyond their daily tasks. Members can work toward their personal and vocational goals. With clubhouse support, members can study for their GED, enter or return to college, receive career guidance and participate in transitional employment positions.

Provides therapeutic recreational activities, information and referral, peer and social support, and skill-building groups for individuals living with a diagnosis of mental illness or intellectual disability.

Program that offers social, recreational, prevocational and vocational rehabilitation services within the context of a supportive and structured environment where members can be involved in meaningful activities which help them regain a sense of self-worth, purpose and confidence and enhance their ability to sustain independent living.

Provides consumers discharged from psychiatric hospitals and their families, with assistance and support accessing the large number of community services available to them. Significant aspects of the work include consulting with in-patient staff and assisting with discharge planning. Heavy emphasis is placed on linking discharged consumers into needed Consortium programs and other programs of the consumer's choice.

Provides a membership-based, drop in social center/recreation club for adults with a diagnosed mental illness.

Provides peer specialists who have been trained and have the desire to partner with mental health consumers to help them gain strength, support and hope in their road to recovery.

Provides temporary, transitional living arrangements for individuals who are registered in the public mental health system and are temporarily homeless. Participants are assessed as able to benefit from the service and have the ability to function within the structure and support of the program and comply with the program rules.

Clubhouse is a recovery oriented program for adults designed to give members the opportunity to learn to manage their illness and develop the skills needed to achieve recovery. The program is based on a work-ordered day and provides vocational training in the areas of clerical/computers, kitchen, education, and maintenance.