Relationship Development
Enhancing Self Development
Future Development
What Does TAY Offer?
G.L.O.M. TAY follows an intensive case management model through the work of a multi-disciplinary team. The team provides comprehensive assessment, therapy, individualized treatment planning, case management, integrated co-occurring drug and alcohol services, psychiatry, medication, referrals to housing and support to maintain housing, integrated vocational services, crisis support and access to care on a 24/7 basis. The goal is to decrease psychiatric hospitalization, homelessness, and incarcerations while providing a bridge to individual self-sufficiency and independence.
Youth Population
Foster Youth
Youth Population
SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDER
Youth Population
MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS
Youth Population
EDUCATION
Youth Population
EARLY PREGNANCY
Youth Population
INCARCERATION
Youth Population
UNHOUSED
Ages 18 to 19: about 80,000 to 170,000 over a year; about 22,000 to 44,000 (or five percent of the homeless population) on a single day.
Ages 20 to 24: about 124,000 to 236,000 over a year; about 31,000 to 59,000 (or seven percent of the homeless population) on a single day.
A key element of this program is doing “whatever it takes” to help participants on their path to recovery and wellness. Through multiple areas of outreach, engagement, linkage, and client-centered rehabilitation interventions, young adults are prepared to face the challenges of adult life while reducing the stigma of having a mental health diagnosis. The intent is to provide resources, strategies, job readiness and consistency to assist the participants in being able to successfully transform from youth to empowered adults.