is designed to support individuals living with mental illness who face challenges in improving their quality of life and maintaining connections within their community. Offered across Maryland and regulated by the Maryland Department of Health under COMAR 10.63.01.05, PRP uses evidence-based practices and personalized support to help individuals regain stability, reduce reliance on intensive intervention services, and feel more confident and connected in their daily lives. This service is often used by individuals transitioning back into their home or community after an extended hospitalization. Adjusting to new environments or responsibilities can be overwhelming, and PRP’s in-home support helps ease this process. By offering education, skill-building, and hands-on assistance, the program reduces stress related to daily tasks and empowers individuals to take meaningful steps toward recovery.
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Community Integration
These services are designed for both children and adults living with intellectual disabilities and mental health conditions. Support is provided in-home or within the community, focusing on helping individuals achieve the highest level of independence possible in their chosen living, learning, working, and social environments.
The program emphasizes the development and maintenance of essential life skills and meaningful community connections. Interventions are tailored to enhance physical, emotional, social, and behavioral well-being, while also strengthening communication and social interaction skills.
These services focus on coordinating and building both professional and natural support systems to enhance mental health care. Our team works closely with individuals to help them understand their needs and create personalized service plans.
Support may include monitoring mental health symptoms, managing medications, providing personal assistance, offering problem-solving support, developing natural support networks, and coordinating transportation to appointments.
Youth Services
Independent Living Skills & Advocacy
Support for youth and families navigating Independent Education Plans (IEPs), including advocacy and skill-building for transitional-age youth preparing for adulthood.
IEP & Transitional Support
Guidance and training for children and parents, especially those with IEPs, to address treatment plans, school-related challenges, family dynamics, and effective student-teacher interaction.
Health Promotion & Wellness Education
Focused training on self-care, including safe sex education and prevention strategies to support youth in maintaining physical and emotional well-being.
Access to Resources & Entitlements
Ensuring that parents, youth, and children with special needs are informed about and able to access educational supports, career development opportunities, and other essential benefits.
Communication Skill-Building
Strengthening communication between parents and teachers, and improving interactions among children, parents, and other supportive adults.
Youth Empowerment & Recovery
Promoting recovery, resilience, and self-determination to help youth reach their fullest potential and successfully transition into adulthood.
