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Step By Step of Maryland aims to rehabilitate youth and adults with behavioral issues and mental disabilities through outstanding rehabilitative services and cultural experiences. They accept referrals for their Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program for minors and adults and Therapeutic Behavioral Services Program. Their goal is to help clients function successfully in society by assisting with socialization, education, employment and living skills.
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goals are to rehabilitate youth and
adults with behavioral issues and
mental disabilities by providing
outstanding rehabilitative services
while providing cultural experiences in
the process.
A Stepping Stone to a
Successful Life.
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Maryland,
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3602 Mohawk Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21207
Tel: 410.744.5200
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· People and systems can change and grow
· Relationships are important vehicles for growth
· People have the right to ask for what they need
· People deserve dignity and respect
· Treatment should be delivered in the most efficient manor for as long as necessary
· Our work matters and there is hope for the future
Our Team will consist of the following:
· Chief Executive Officer
· Chief Operating Office
· Chief Clinical Officer
· Chief Human Resources Officer
· Chief Administrative Officer
· Chief Compliance Officer
· Chief Operating Officer will lead the operational aspect of the center as well as assist in the advancement of The Waterfront Community Connection as a leader in the field of behavioral health and residential services by developing strategic community partnerships and launching new initiatives. Additionally, the COO will oversee the Clinical Housing Department
· Chief Clinical Officer and Chief of Clinical Innovation will lead every aspect of the clinical part of the center as well as projects that focus on consumer empowerment, trauma recovery, hom ...
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The document proposes the establishment of The Waterfront Community Connection, a behavioral health organization that will provide various services including mental health treatment, addiction services, housing assistance, and primary care integration. It will aim to help marginalized individuals coping with challenges like mental illness, addiction, trauma, and abuse. The proposal outlines the services to be provided, organizational structure including roles for various leaders, and values of quality, innovation, respect, equity and integrity.
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PROPOSAL AND MARKETING PLAN
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Company Name
Street Address
City, ST ZIP Code
Phone
Email
The Waterfront Community Connection
Outline
Initially we want to focus on assisting in the recovery from mental and behavioral health problems, helping consumers cope with addictions, find housing, and recover from the impacts of trauma and violent victimization.
We also want to include the delivery of services to children, families, transition-age youth and a focus on treating high-risk individuals and finding supported employment for those ready to work.
We will eventually dedicate an area to providing integrated primary and behavioral care, which will allow consumers to receive all of their care without disruption and with the greatest possible continuity.
The Waterfront Community Connection Community Connection will want to be the cutting edge of behavioral health care and treatment and gain national recognition for our clinical innovations. Mission
Our mission is to provide behavioral health, residential services, and primary health care coordination for marginalized and disenfranchised women, men, youth, and children living in Jefferson County, many of whom are coping with challenges including mental illness, addiction, and the aftermath of trauma and abuse.
Together, The Waterfront Community Connection is changing lives; we invite you to join us.
The Waterfront Community Connection values:
· Quality: We deliver quality in all that we do.
· Innovation: We are constantly innovating as we strive to be leaders in our field.
· Respect: We treat all consumers and staff with respect and dignity.
· Equity: We reward quality work equitably for all employees.
· Integrity: We behave with integrity, acting always, and only, in accordance with our care values.
THE WATERFRONT COMMUNITY CONNECTION BELIEVES:
· People and systems can change and grow
· Relationships are important vehicles for growth
· People have the right to ask for what they need
· People deserve dignity and respect
· Treatment should be delivered in the most efficient manor for as long as necessary
· Our work matters and there is hope for the future
Our Team will consist of the following:
· Chief Executive Officer
· Chief Operating Office
· Chief Clinical Officer
· Chief Human Resources Officer
· Chief Administrative Officer
· Chief Compliance Officer
· Chief Operating Officer will lead the operational aspect of the center as well as assist in the advancement of The Waterfront Community Connection as a leader in the field of behavioral health and residential services by developing strategic community partnerships and launching new initiatives. Additionally, the COO will oversee the Clinical Housing Department
· Chief Clinical Officer and Chief of Clinical Innovation will lead every aspect of the clinical part of the center as well as projects that focus on consumer empowerment, trauma recovery, homelessness, addictions, de-ins.
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- 1. Step By Step of Maryland’s overall goals are to rehabilitate youth and adults with behavioral issues and mental disabilities by providing outstanding rehabilitative services while providing cultural experiences in the process. A Stepping Stone to a Successful Life. Step by Step of Maryland, LLC A Stepping Stone to a Successful Life.RecipientName StreetAddress City,STZIP Website Email Tel[Telephone] Fax[Fax] 3602 Mohawk Ave. Baltimore, MD 21207 Tel: 410.744.5200 Fax: 443.341.6609
- 2. Step by Step of Maryland is accepting new referrals for our Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program for Minors and Adults, as well as our Therapeutic Behavioral Services Program. Please contact our agency, so we can visit your organization to discuss collaborating treatment for your clients, or you may immediately complete a referral for services. Please review a brief overview of what our services consist of. If you are interested in referring a client for services, please visit our website; www.sbsofmd.com and highlight the Programs and Request for Services link then select the program that you are referring the client to. For your convenience, all of our agency related referral forms are attached and they can also be faxed to 443.341.6609. Step By Step offers a vast amount of resources that each adult receives when they are enrolled into the program. We believe that independence sets the tone with a sound rehabilitation plan, so our adults are well equipped with complete listings of resources ranging from social services, housing assistance, crisis hotlines, urgent care, etc. The criteria of our services dictate that all referring clients must be presently in therapy and they must be enrolled in Maryland’s Medical Assistance Program. Step By Step of Maryland, LLC employs highly motivated and experienced staff members to rehabilitate individuals entering into PRP and TBS services. Therapist must refer all clients into our services. Our families trust our services because Step By Step of Maryland dictates daily practices of quality control and management, professionalism, dedication, and sound ethical treatment plans. What do I need to do to receive services? Services • TBS- is a specialty approved mental health service. This service provides additional short- term support individuals ages 6-21 with serious emotional problems who are experiencing a stressful transition or life crisis. TBS will assist clients in their transition to a lower level of care, including the natural home or avoid moving to a higher level of care, including hospitalization, a group home, or residential treatment. Step By Step of Maryland’s goal is to assist individuals in the community by helping them identify and utilize opportunities for socialization, education and employment. This will assist our clients with maximizing their abilities to function successfully in society. We will assist with regaining effective impulse control and to improve self- esteem assisting in acquiring the skills necessary for daily independent living, nutrition, personal grooming, and prevention of illness. We will also recommend strategies on money management, occupational preparation, and cultural and community integration. www.sbsofmd.com 410.744.5200 │443.341.6609 • PRP Minors - PRP services are structured for clients, starting at age six, which are in need of socialization and community driven services. Minors under age six, must be reviewed and approved by the Value Options child psychiatrist for medical necessity. Minors experiencing behavioral issues, or struggling with managing their mental illness look to Step By Step for assistance with educational misconduct, legal issues, physical/sexual abuse, inappropriate behaviors, academic issues, violence, conflict resolution skills, etc. • PRP Adults - Please be advised that all adults must meet the approved priority adult diagnosis in order to be considered for services. Adults benefit from our structured planned PRP services in many varieties.