Residential Rehabilitation Service

The Rock Creek Foundation’s Residential Rehabilitation Program promotes an individual’s ability to engage and participate in appropriate community activities of their choice, in a supportive environment, while enabling the individual to develop the daily living skills needed for independent functioning. We provide goal-directed psychiatric rehabilitation services that facilitate rehabilitation and integration into community life. • Adults with severe and persistent mental illness • Adults with developmental disabilities and mental illness • Adults with emotional and/or behavioral challenges The services are pre-authorized by the LBHA or DDA of the jurisdiction in which you reside

 

Day Habilitation/ Meaningful Day Services

Day Habilitation Services assist individuals in acquiring, retaining, or improving the self-help skills related to activities of daily living and the social and adaptive skills, which are necessary to reside successfully in home and community-based settings. RCF facilitates and supports full participation of individuals with a disability in the fabric of everyday community life. We use integrated living, learning, working, and social environments and the utilization of natural supports and generic resources to achieve our goals which reflect our values. Additionally, the program provides behavioral, social, recreational, and practical life skills development which may also be offered in community based real life settings including the client’s home, place of work, or caregiver’s home. Adults with developmental disabilities and severe and persistent mental illness The services are pre-authorized by DDA. Additional referrals can come from Community Coordination Services, schools, fairs, and other community bases resources.

 

Community Development Services

Community Learning Services are provided in integrated environments where people have opportunities to connect with and participate with other community members. Persons interested may include those who are retired, employed in the community less than 4 hours per day, or persons who would like to explore varying or alternate employment goals. Community Learning Services differs from Day, Vocational, or Support Services in that a majority of the thirty hour service week will take place in integrated community activities and will focus on areas of job development, self-improvement, and health/wellbeing. Specific supports will assist people in developing the skills and social supports necessary to gain employment, developing community connections, promoting positive growth, special assistance, and education. Services will be individualized and based on the individual plan of the person served. Adults with developmental disabilities and mental illness The services are pre-authorized by DDA. Additional referrals can come from Community Coordination Services, schools, fairs, and other community bases resources.

 

Employment Services

The Rock Creek Foundation’s Supported Employment Program provides community-based competitive employment opportunities matching the values, skills, and interests of our consumers. Our goal is to help facilitate employment opportunities that deliver real jobs in real industries for adults with severe and persistent mental illnesses and developmental disabilities. The sequence and duration of specific services are determined by individuals based on their specific needs. How we work with you • Assessment • Career Planning • Work Adjustment Training • Job Development & Placement • Mentoring • Job Coaching • Employer Consultation • Support Groups • Long-term Support • Adults with intellectual disabilities • Adults with traumatic brain injuries • Adults with severe and persistent mental illness The services are pre-authorized by the DDA of the jurisdiction in which you reside

 

Psychiatric Recovery Programs

Our psychiatric recovery services provide a multi-faceted range of services for individuals with chronic mental illness with or without the complicating problem of alcohol/substance abuse. Our focus is to assist individuals in recovery in reaching their desired goals. We believe in person-centered care and the use of a strengths based approach. We utilize evidence-based practice models of care. An emphasis is on developmental and daily living skills that support each person’s unique ability to live in the community, to recognize symptoms of potential relapse, and to use strategies to prevent it and enhance personal independence. Based on need, consumers may attend on a part-time or full-time basis. Adults with severe and persistent mental illness The services are pre-authorized by the LBHA of the jurisdiction in which you reside

 

Mental Health Vocational Program

As part of the supported employment service, our Employment Consultants help consumers choose a job that matches their abilities, their interests, and their values. This process is aided through pen and paper assessments, observational interviews, and work trials. When the consumer has identified a job that matches the above criteria, a job search begins that may include pre-employment training that helps the person complete a resume, prepare for interviews, and gain basic skills in salary negotiations. Once a consumer obtains a job, the Employment Consultant will provide intensive support to the consumer by assisting in the job training, acclamation and developing natural supports on the job. • Adults with severe and persistent mental illness • Adults with developmental disabilities and mental illness • Adults with emotional and/or behavioral challenges • MHVP services are pre-authorized by the CSA of the jurisdiction in which you reside. • PRP services are pre authorized, as needed, the Administration’s administrative