Alvis

Alvis operates residential reentry (halfway house) and community reentry programs. Individuals participate in programs and services designed to address and treat their assessed criminogenic needs. Programs are rooted in a cognitive behavioral approach that helps individuals to identify patterns of thinking that have led to justice involvement and learn how to replace those thoughts with pro-social patterns. Clients engage in workforce development services, including job readiness classes, hard and soft skills training, and job retention support. Clients also engage in the community through a variety of activities, including employment and service work.

Alvis provides behavioral healthcare treatment services for men and women in the following levels of care: residential treatment; intensive outpatient (iop); outpatient; and recovery housing (based on assessed needs). Services include, but are not limited to: individualized assessment and treatment for substance use and mental health disorders. Individual and group counseling. Trauma treatment. Working with individuals who have been trafficked. Psychiatric services and medication management. Relapse prevention and aftercare.

Alvis' services for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities (idd) include: wittwer hall, an intermediate care facility (icf) serving persons with significant behavioral challenges and specialized treatment needs. The goal is to assist individuals in becoming more independent and to be able to progress and transition to living in a less restrictive setting. Supported living services are provided at multiple independent locations and at licensed facilities. These programs help individuals at risk of institutionalization to be able to remain in their homes and communities, preserving their independence and ties to family and friends. Clients may live and/or work together to help share expenses. Behavior support services are provided to help individuals to understand and manage challenging behaviors. Depending on assessed needs, clients may also participate in specialized chemical dependency treatment services.