Family Outreach Center

Kent county jail programs - facility-based treatment and case management services are offered to inmates at the kent county sheriff's department during and after their incarceration. A jail diversion program is also available for eligible inmates.michigan re-entry project (mirep-2) substance use disorder treatment services are provided for inmates while incarcerated. Community based behavioral health services are offered to participants and continue for a period of 6 months upon release from jail/prison.muskegon jail services program provides substance use disorder screenings, assessment, individual and group therapy, and referrals to community resources are provided for former inmates upon release.

Outpatient counseling services individual, Family and group counseling services are provided for children, adolescents, adults, and families with mental health needs.

School based Outreach services - connects children and their families to mental health services through their school. Emphasis is placed on an immediate assessment to determine needed interventions. Services are voluntary and increase the child/family's access to mental health services by reducing barriers to services. Kent school services network/kent intermediate school district (kisd)- intensive therapy and psychiatric services provided to children and their families that are struggling with mental health issues and/or problems. Staff work in collaboration with participants school personnel around the needs of the students and services are provided either in the community or at a pre-identified kent school services network site.

Home based - intensive in-home social work and psychiatric services are provided to children and their families struggling with mental health issues as well as problems effectively interacting with other significant systems such as school, neighborhood/community, juvenile justice, etc. Services are provided in the home and at other appropriate places in the community.

Muskegon health west - this program provides substance use disorder screenings, assessment, individual and group therapy, and referrals to community resources for former inmates upon release. This program operates in muskegon county.

Family engagement program - Family focused substance use disorder consulting and case management services are offered for single heads of household with dependent children.

Seeking safety - the seeking safety program responds to the impact of violence in the lives of young african american males and females. Participants receive trauma-informed care including a broad range of holistic and comprehensive services.

Recovery management services (kent and muskegon counties) consulting and case management services are provided for individuals attempting to successfully manage their addictions who have been engaged in multiple treatment episodes without sustained success.

Prevention services - groups, classes, and one time educational sessions are offered to encourage the development and maintenance of healthy lifestyles, personal growth and development for children, adolescents, and adults.

Project c.h.i.l.l (children receiving help in living and learning) provides home-based consulting, case management and trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy for children with moderate to serve mental health issues. Services are offered for children under the age of 18 and their families.