Full-Service Partnership (FSP) is a mental health service program that provides comprehensive mental health services for individuals and families experiencing significant emotional, psychological or behavioral problems that are interfering with their wellbeing and would benefit from intensive field-based services. The program is aimed at "doing whatever it takes" to help individuals make progress on their paths to recovery and wellness.

Treatment is available to children ages 0 to 15 and transition-age youth (TAY) ages 16 to 25. In order for our consumers to succeed, the FSP program requires the partnership and commitment of families and surrounding support persons to encourage children and youth throughout their treatment process. Clients and their families requiring this level of service are generally seen 2-4 times per week in the community (i.e. at their home, school site).

Examples of services made available under this program include:

• • • Individual/family counseling and psychotherapy
    • Access to 24/7 crisis support
    • Assistance reaching out to and securing community resources
    • Medication support
    • Transportation assistance (i.e. assistance getting to appointments)
    • Help with accessing physical health care for children and family members
    • Assistance with housing services to help locate suitable lodging for clients and their family, or assistance remaining in present home
    • Assistance getting the financial and health benefits to which clients are entitled
    • Support in accessing treatment for substance use and identifying healthier ways to manage mental health concerns
    • Help identifying and accessing educational opportunities
    • Help finding employment, vocational training and/or volunteer opportunities

To be considered for the FSP program, a referral must be submitted and screened for eligibility.