HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS program provides case management services through the Medicaid AIDS Waiver and Ryan White Care Act to individuals living in Kent and Sussex Counties.

The program provides support services such as transportation, case management, and outreach prevention. In addition, FREE and confidential HIV counseling and testing is offered through our intervention and prevention program.

Drug Court Diversion

Drug Court Diversion provides an array of education, counseling and urine monitoring services to individuals diverted from the criminal justice system by Superior Court and the Court of Common Pleas drug court judges.

Outpatient Services

Outpatient Services provides evidence-based treatment for substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. Program participants remain in their respective communities while developing a drug and/or alcohol free lifestyle. This program focuses on providing a client-centered, client-focused recovery process through individual and group counseling.

Medication Assisted Opioid Treatment

The Medication Assisted Opioid Treatment program is a treatment option for individuals who have a history of addiction to opiates. It is an outpatient program with services offered to residents of both Kent and Sussex Counties. Program participants are seen daily for medication in addition to participating in group and individual counseling.

Methadone and Suboxone are the primary medications used, however the Medical Director may prescribe other medications as recommended by CSAT evidence based practices. Treatment is individualized and offers both detox and long-term maintenance.

Transportation

This is a 24 hour 7 day per week on-call program providing transportation services to detoxification and treatment centers for residents of Kent County Delaware.

Children, Youth & Families Program

The Children, Youth & Families Program provides outpatient behavioral health treatment for children and adolescents. Whenever possible, parent(s) or other caregiver(s) are actively included in the treatment process. We use a positive, strength-based approach to support good communication and cooperation within the family as we work toward resolution of the issues bringing a young person to treatment. Our counselors work with a variety of emotional or behavioral issues such as unhappiness or depression, overcoming troubling or traumatic events, ADD and ADHD, parent-child conflict, problem behaviors, use of alcohol or drugs, truancy, out-of-home placement, or involvement with legal authorities.

Services also include working with young adults age 17 and older as they transition from being a minor to assuming an adult level of responsibility.