Helen Winslow Ray House
Residential Treatment Program
Through an integrated health model of care,
the Helen Winslow Ray House program recognizes the unique needs of each resident, seeks creative ways to offer a variety of empowering experiences and connections to the community, and works to provide an environment where clients can maintain individuality and dignity.
The Helen Winslow Ray House Residential Program, with a capacity of eight residents, provides trauma-informed treatment and support services to adults living with mental illness. Often our clients have co-occurring conditions, such as chronic health problems and/or substance use disorders.
In a supportive, safe, and secure environment, we address the complex needs of clients with an integrated, individualized, and client-centered approach facilitated 24 hours a day. The staff are trained in trauma-informed care, mental health, and substance use treatment, crisis intervention, and other best practices.
Through an integrated health model of care the program recognizes the unique needs of each resident, seeks creative ways to offer a variety of empowering experiences and connections to the community, and works to provide an environment where clients can maintain individuality and dignity. We believe these services and supports are necessary for the residents to remain in the community of their choice and maximize their potential for obtaining and maintaining optimal mental health and wellness.
Program services and strategies include:
Supportive services in a residential setting that enhance resident overall well-being
Ongoing care coordination
Mental health and substance use treatment
Medication management, including administration
Connection to enhance community connection and activities for socialization
Connection to work, volunteer or life-long learning programs
Support family involvement and preserve family connections
The development of independent living skills and a permanent housing plan
Referrals to community resources (e.g. primary care, mental health and substance use services, peer recovery programs, housing, support groups, financial support, educational services, and employment resources.)
POPULATION SERVED
Individuals, 18 years of age or older, who have been diagnosed with a major mental illness, may or may not have a substance use disorder.
Resources
For referral information contact Access & Intake at (207) 523-5049
Email: intake@opportunityalliance.org
Kelly Gayle, LCSW
Program Director
Phone: (207)-772-0732
kelly.gayle@opportunityalliance.org