Mental Health Community Partners Program (MHCP) supports adults and youth aged 12+ with high mental health needs (e.g. serious mental illness or emotional disturbance) through major life transitions (e.g. from treatment to community) with the support of Chosen Supporters.

For youth ages 5-21years of age with a psychiatric diagnosis who are Medicaid eligible

"These are rehabilitative services (skill building) and can be delivered in the home or in the community by a trained provider."

For youth 5 - 18 years of age who qualify who are Medicaid eligible.

"Respite services provide the child and family a break from their daily routine in order to reduce stress and maintain harmony in the home."

Support services that may include: peer support, referrals, advocacy, independent living skills educations, transition assistance.

NARCAN Training

Recovery Coach Service for Individuals with a disability who are going through addiction recovery.

Assistance with learning relationship skills, social skills, and communication skills.

Services for a person 18 years of age and older with a disability who is employed to maintain and/or advance their employment. Services may include: time management, communication skills, accessing workplace supports, job training, etc.

Services are often offered 1 to 1 at the place of employment.

Many of NRCIL's services can and are delivered by a peer. Peers are individuals with lived experience. Peers can also work with individuals as a mentor/coach/support in a variety of areas.