MOMENTUM FOR HEALTH

Increases access to care through community-based services and deploys non-law enforcement crisis teams to connect individuals in crisis with appropriate medical and psychiatric support.

Expands access to behavioral health care through community-based services and deploys non-law enforcement crisis response teams to safely assess and connect individuals in crisis to appropriate medical and psychiatric support, reducing stigma and systemic harm.

Increases access to behavioral health care through community-integrated services and deploys trained, non-law-enforcement teams to respond to crises, ensuring safe, clinical evaluation and linkage to appropriate psychiatric and medical support.

Supports recovery for mothers and children through coordinated access to counseling, child development services, education, and stable housing, recognizing family units as central to healing from addiction.

Provides immediate, unconditional housing as a foundation for mental health and behavioral health recovery, recognizing stable housing as a prerequisite for healing.

Applies the Housing First model by providing immediate housing without preconditions to support behavioral health recovery, and offers voluntary, homelike residential care as a non-hospital alternative for individuals in crisis, with wraparound supports for sustained healing.

Provides immediate, unconditional housing as a foundation for mental health and behavioral health recovery, recognizing stable housing as a prerequisite for sustained treatment engagement and personal growth.

Supports recovery for mothers and children through integrated services including counseling, child development support, education, and stable housing, recognizing family units as central to healing from addiction.

Advances systemic change and public understanding through education, advocacy, and stigma reduction efforts to promote acceptance and equity in behavioral health.

Advances systemic change and public understanding through mental health education, anti-stigma advocacy, and a values-driven organizational framework (RISE) that prioritizes equity, cultural humility, and inclusion in both services and policy.

Advances systemic change and community acceptance through public education, anti-stigma campaigns, and advocacy efforts that promote awareness and equitable treatment for behavioral health conditions.

Leverages lived experience and community engagement by integrating peer recovery supporters and volunteers as core members of the care team, enhancing trust, reducing isolation, and expanding recovery-oriented support.

Leverages lived experience and community volunteers as core components of the recovery model, enhancing client support through relatable mentorship and expanded care capacity.

Builds care plans around individual client goals, values, and cultural contexts, emphasizing personal agency, self-efficacy, and strengths to promote recovery and wellness.

Uses individualized assessments and client-centered practices to co-create care plans that affirm client strengths, cultural context, and self-efficacy, fostering personal agency and alignment with individual values and recovery goals.

Builds care plans around each client’s unique history, cultural context, strengths, and goals, fostering self-efficacy, personal agency, and hope through collaborative, individualized assessment and treatment design.

Uses therapeutic residential and community-based environments with individualized treatment plans, peer support, and volunteer integration to foster sustained behavioral health recovery.

Offers a voluntary, homelike residential setting as a therapeutic alternative to psychiatric hospitalization for individuals in behavioral health crisis.

Guides service delivery through a framework (RISE) centered on trauma-informed care, cultural humility, equity, and inclusion to create safe, affirming environments for clients.

Designs residential and therapeutic spaces with homelike amenities and trauma-informed principles to promote safety, dignity, and emotional wellbeing, supporting recovery through environmental design.

Designs treatment spaces with residential, welcoming features to promote safety, comfort, and emotional wellbeing, reinforcing a therapeutic environment conducive to recovery.

Guides service delivery and internal practices through a structured framework (RISE) emphasizing cultural humility, equity, inclusion, and trauma-informed care as foundational to effective behavioral health support.

Addresses mental health within the context of clients' full lives, integrating basic needs like housing and employment with behavioral health treatment to support recovery and personal growth.

Employs a whole-person, recovery-focused approach that integrates behavioral health treatment with attention to basic needs like housing, employment, and personal goals, recognizing recovery as an individualized journey. This model emphasizes personalized care planning and trauma-informed, homelike environments to support sustained wellness.

Delivers individualized behavioral health treatment through a holistic framework that addresses psychological, social, and practical needs—such as housing, employment, and personal goals—within a recovery-oriented, trauma-informed environment.

Offers voluntary, homelike residential environments with comprehensive behavioral health supports for individuals in crisis or needing sustained care, serving as a therapeutic alternative to institutional hospitalization.