MCS provides psychosocial rehabilitation services to individuals with mental illness that significantly impairs their ability to perform basic life activities independently. MCS provides psychosocial rehabilitation services to individuals who require assistance in basic living skills such as hygiene, addressing inappropriate behavior, have difficulty establishing and maintaining interpersonal relationships or difficulty in cognitive abilities.

The goal of the MCS program is to provide comprehensive psychosocial treatment interventions that enhance the daily individual functioning and self-management of adults living with mental illness. Through the treatment group process and limited individual counseling, participants will develop the self awareness, insight, reasoning, judgment, impulse control, and personal motivation necessary to perform basic life activities independently.

The program services will address the psychosocial needs of the participants by providing the following programs and interventions.

Mental Health
Life Skills
Social Skills
Occupational skills
Medication Management
Community Integration