Residential Services & Supported Living
ACCESS operates two ICF-MR homes. Also, residential living for persons with mental retardation is provided through contracts with local providers. People who live in the community receive supports to maintain their independence.

Respite Services
Both in-home and out-of-home care are provided to persons when family or caretakers need relief of their responsibilities on a temporary basis.

Skills Maintenance Services
People with severe mental illness receive long-term services in day programs which ensure personal well being and reduce the risk of out-of-home placement.

Psychosocial Skills Training
Training promotes independent living in the community and improved quality of life. The training takes place in a natural setting and includes work related skills, educational skills, socialization skills, and symptom management.

Service Coordination
Service Coordination assists individuals with severe and persistent mental illness and children who are severely emotionally disturbed. Service Coordinators help persons get medical, social, educational, and other services in order to improve their quality of life and their level of community participation. Service coordination activities include screening, assessment, monitoring, and crisis intervention.