Peer support and CST teams are mental health services that provide support and guidance to individuals with mental illness. Peer supporters have lived experience and offer social support, while CST teams provide clinical expertise and access to services. Together, they can help individuals achieve their recovery goals and improve their quality of life.

Psychological testing is a mental health service that uses tests and assessments to evaluate an individual's cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning. It can diagnose mental health conditions and provide valuable insights for treatment planning and identifying strengths and weaknesses.

Our goal of substance abuse treatment is to help individuals overcome addiction, achieve and maintain sobriety, and improve their overall quality of life. It focuses on empowering Clients to develop healthy coping strategies, address underlying issues, and rebuild their lives in a substance-free and fulfilling manner. 

At Enhancing the Quality of Life, we understand the importance of safe and stable housing for individuals facing mental health challenges. Our Housing Referral Program is designed to provide comprehensive support and resources to help improve the quality of life for those in need.

Enhancing Quality of Life provides transportation assistance to individuals who may have limited mobility, lack access to private transportation, or face challenges in traveling independently. The goal of our transport program is to ensure that Clients can access essential services, participate in community activities, and maintain a sense of independence.

Day activity is structured programs and engagements that clients participate in during the daytime, typically outside of formal employment or school hours. These activities are designed to promote personal development, socialization, skill-building, and overall well-being. 

Community Support Team: programs and services designed to assist Clients with mental health challenges. It includes support groups, peer support, case management, education, crisis intervention, outreach, rehabilitation, life skills training, and transitional support. 

Refers to the utilization of existing relationships, resources, and networks within the Client's personal life and community to provide support and assistance in their mental health journey. It focuses on fostering and strengthening natural connections and support systems rather than relying solely on professional interventions. 

Outpatient treatment is generally considered a less intensive form of treatment compared to inpatient or residential care. It allows Clients to receive the necessary mental health support while maintaining their daily routines and independence.

Respite refers to a temporary break or relief from caregiving responsibilities for individuals who are caring for a loved one with a chronic illness, disability, or special needs. It provides caregivers with an opportunity to recharge, attend to their own well-being, and prevent burnout.