Carolina Family Alliance, Inc.

Diagnostic Assessment is an intensive and functional face:face service that provides an extensive and thorough evaluation of a service recipient and/or a potential service recipient's Mental Health, Developmental Disabilty or Substance Abuse condition. The result is a complete and comprehensive Diagnostic report that includes whether or not there is the need for additional services, recommendations for additional services and indication that the service recipient and/or potential service recipient meets specific target population criteria.

Intensive In-Home Services is a time limited family preservation intervention inteneded to preserve the family unit by stabilizing living arrangements, promoting reunification and/or preventing the utilization of out-of-home therapeutic resources (i.e., psychiatric hospitalization, placement in a therapeutic foster home, and/or a a residential treatment facility) for identified youth up to the age of 20 years old.

Community Support Services-Team is a direct and indirect service in which the Team provides direct Mental Health and Substance Abuse interventions and therapeutic services to a specific target population (Adults 18 years old and older) in any community based setting to include home, school, homeless shelters and State funded jails.

Targeted Case Management Services is a support service through which planning and coordination of services is conducted on the behalf of the service recipient. Targeted Case Management is designed to integrate a multiplicity of services  (e.g. educational, vocational, residential, mental health treatment, fianancial, social and other non-treatment needs) for MR/DD individuals or those who are at risk for developmental delays. Like all of the services we provide, Targeted Case Management is geared towards meeting the individual needs of the service recipient.

HIV/AIDS Case Management services are provided to HIV positive persons who have a continual and increasing need for assistance. These services include: Complete psychosocial assessment; individual care plan development; appropriate referrals to housing, mental health and drug treatment; meals and nutritional supplementation; and hygiene items and clothing. Clients in need of services are identified through a variety of community sources including:

• Regional AIDS Consortium
• current or past service recipients,
• other community based organizations,
• AIDS service organizations and
• health facilities such as clinics and area hospitals.

Coming in Spring 2009!!

Adult and Adolescent Anger Management classes are held on a weekly basis. Anger Management provides education and training in four core areas: Stress Management, Anger Management, Communication Skills and Emotional Intelligence. This class satisfies mandated hours from the cour system. Participants receive a certificate of completion after all required hours are completed.

Consciously or unconsciously, everyone of us does render some service or another. If we cultivate the habit of doing this service deliberately, our desire for service will steadily grow stronger, and it will make not only for our own happiness, but that of the world at large.”
~ Mahatma Gandhi