Adult Programs
The Certified Apartment Program offers an independent living option for people who need some support while integrating into the community. Individuals are provided with a fully furnished apartment, and all utilities are covered while they are in the program. Staff check in several times per week and are available 24 hours a day if needed. Apartments are located throughout the community. Staff support individuals with everyday life skills, managing health and medications, connecting with the community, building social skills, and other areas such as parenting, substance use, and coping with mental health challenges.
Referrals are made through the Broome County Single Point of Access (SPOA).​ For more information about the program, please contact our Residential Services Division at (607) 723-1804.
The Certified Apartment Program offers an independent living option for people who need some support while integrating into the community. Individuals are provided with a fully furnished apartment, and all utilities are covered while they are in the program. Staff check in several times per week and are available 24 hours a day if needed. Apartments are located throughout the community. Staff support individuals with everyday life skills, managing health and medications, connecting with the community, building social skills, and other areas such as parenting, substance use, and coping with mental health challenges.
Referrals are made through the Broome County Single Point of Access (SPOA).​ For more information about the program, please contact our Residential Services Division at (607) 723-1804.
The Certified Apartment Program offers an independent living option for people who need some support while integrating into the community. Individuals are provided with a fully furnished apartment, and all utilities are covered while they are in the program. Staff check in several times per week and are available 24 hours a day if needed. Apartments are located throughout the community. Staff support individuals with everyday life skills, managing health and medications, connecting with the community, building social skills, and other areas such as parenting, substance use, and coping with mental health challenges.
Referrals are made through the Broome County Single Point of Access (SPOA).​ For more information about the program, please contact our Residential Services Division at (607) 723-1804.
The Certified Apartment Program offers an independent living option for people who need some support while integrating into the community. Individuals are provided with a fully furnished apartment, and all utilities are covered while they are in the program. Staff check in several times per week and are available 24 hours a day if needed. Apartments are located throughout the community. Staff support individuals with everyday life skills, managing health and medications, connecting with the community, building social skills, and other areas such as parenting, substance use, and coping with mental health challenges.
Referrals are made through the Broome County Single Point of Access (SPOA).​ For more information about the program, please contact our Residential Services Division at (607) 723-1804.
Common Ground Wellness Center offers a safe, welcoming space for adults struggling with their mental health who want to build relationships, explore work goals, reduce isolation, and grow everyday skills, all the while staying focused on their recovery and overall wellness.
Members are able to participate in activities or tasks that interest them, and enjoy benefits such as self-help groups, arts & crafts, recreational events, skill-building and employment assistance, communal meals, laundry & shower facilities, meditation, and a relaxation room. Staff and peers provide advocacy support to individuals who are interested in accessing benefits, housing, employment, and connections to other community resources. To enjoy these benefits and monthly activities, individuals must be a program member. You can view our monthly calendar here.​
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Interested in hearing more, or seeing the Wellness Center? Please stop by Monday-Friday 12:30-2:30 PM for a tour. No appointment needed! For any questions about the program, please call (607) 773-1184.​
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The IRA is a small residence for adults living in the community, providing 24- hour support tailored to each individual’s unique clinical and daily living needs. The program is designed to promote skill development, independence, and community participation for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Support services include assistance with daily living, medication management, socialization, communication, self-advocacy, behavior skills, vocational or educational skill-building, and recreation or leisure activities.
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Referrals are made through the Broome County DDSO.​ For more information about the program, please contact our Residential Services Division at (607) 723-1804.
The IPS Employment Program is available for individuals enrolled in the ACT Team. IPS helps people with mental health challenges find and keep competitive jobs in the community. The program works with anyone ready to pursue employment regardless of past experience or barriers, and combines employment support with mental health treatment. Competitive, integrated employment is a primary focus, and staff build connections with local employers to create job opportunities. Individuals receive guidance on benefits and work incentives, start their job search quickly once employment is a goal, and get ongoing, unlimited support to succeed on the job. Please call (607) 723-9991 for assistance.
The Peer Support Institute is a free program open to anyone with lived mental health experience who wants to develop the skills to become a peer support specialist and advocate. Peer support specialists bring a unique understanding to their work, having lived through recovery themselves. Peer Specialists play a valuable role in mental health agencies as they help others achieve their goals and support them on their personal recovery journey. Training and support are provided by experienced Peer Specialists using the NYS Academy of Peer Services curriculum. Participants can join in-person or online, depending on their comfort level. Please call (607) 773-1184 for assistance.
Under contract with Broome County, PSA provides case management and support for adults at risk of harm. Services include investigating and assessing an individual’s needs and risks, offering support, coordinating medical and mental health services, arranging home care or meals, and arranging help with daily living tasks. PSA staff also advocate for benefits and services, assist with money management, and help find safe living arrangements when needed. Crisis interventions, including emergency placements, and long-term support such as guardianship, are available for adults who cannot protect themselves. Community referrals are made through the Department of Social Services. For more information about the program, please call (607) 723-9991.
Catholic Charities acts as a Representative Payee for managing Social Security or SSI benefits for individuals who are unable to do so themselves. Payees ensure benefits are used for current needs like housing, food, & medical care, keeping accurate financial records and reporting any changes to Social Security Administration. Any remaining funds that are not used during the month are kept for the individual’s future needs. Community referrals are made through the Department of Social Services. For more information about this program, please call (607) 723-9991.
Supportive Housing is an independent living program that helps individuals with serious mental health challenges, including those leaving psychiatric or correctional facilities or experiencing homelessness. The program assists participants in obtaining safe, affordable housing, furnishing an apartment, providing rental assistance, and offering supportive and advocacy services. Participants also receive help managing finances and connecting with treatment and wellness programs. Housing can be in individual apartments throughout the community or in shared buildings.
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Referrals are made through the Single Point of Access (SPOA), please use the link below to access. For more information about the program, please contact our Residential Services Division at (607) 723-1804.
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The Transportation Program helps adults with mental health challenges purchase a monthly bus pass at a reduced rate. It makes
getting to medical appointments, the grocery store, or support groups more affordable and manageable. Please call (607) 723-9991 for further assistance.