Michigan Supported Education Program

[Pages:2]Providing hope. Building recovery.

Community Care Services has been providing outpatient mental health and substance use disorder services to children, teens and adults for more than 30 years.

We work closely with each individual to develop a treatment plan designed to meet their specific needs. Our licensed therapists have experience in all areas of mental health and substance use disorder recovery.

At Community Care Services you can expect high quality, professional care; a safe and comfortable environment; and a friendly, supportive staff.

We offer hope and help for a brighter future.

For a complete list of programs and services, agency hours and locations, and accepted insurance, visit our website at:



Administrative Office 26184 W. Outer Dr., Lincoln Park, MI 48146

Main Phone: 313-389-7500 Fax: 313-389-7515

Web: MRC/TTY: 711

Outpatient Locations: 26184 W. Outer Dr., Bldg. A, Lincoln Park, MI 48146 26180 W. Outer Dr., Bldg. B, Lincoln Park, MI 48146

26650 Eureka Rd., Suite A, Taylor MI 48180

TURNING POINT CLUBHOUSE: 1605 Fort St., Lincoln Park, MI 48146

Community Care Services, a 501(c)(3) community mental health agency, is supported by the Detroit Wayne Mental Health Authority (DWMHA),

private foundation grants, public and private insurance sources and private donations.

Michigan Supported Education Program

Hope. Recovery. Wellness.

A New Beginning

For many people living with a mental illness the thought of going back to school can be overwhelming. Our Michigan Supported Education Program (MSEP) is the perfect first step for those those interested in pursuing a college degree or attending a vocational school. For more information, please contact Maria Yoo at 313-389-7500 or myoo@.

313-389-7500

Hope. Recovery. Wellness.

Michigan Supported Education Program

Michigan Supported Education Program (MSEP) is designed to prepare participants for the rigors of college. Classes focus on areas such as academic skills, study strategies, critical thinking, and computer basics. The program encourages participants to explore career paths and offers guidance to those submitting financial aid and college applications.

MSEP graduates have gone on to earn certificates, associate degrees and bachelor degrees from vocational schools, colleges and universities.

Participants learn how to: ? Manage stress and reduce test anxiety ? Strengthen concentration and memory ? Improve reading and note taking skills ? Develop critical thinking skills ? Explore occupational interests and

develop a career plan

Eligibility

To be eligible for this program you must: ? Have been diagnosed with a mental illness ? Have a high school diploma or a general

equivilancy diploma (GED) ? Be a Wayne County resident ? Be at least 18 years old ? Are active with a Wayne County mental

health program

Sessions

MSEP Summer Session June ? August 10 weeks Meet twice a week for a two-hour class Condensed summer program with emphasis on GED completion. Students can advance to Fall Session.

MSEP Fall Session September ? April 28 weeks Meet twice a week for a two-hour class Full 20-module course. Graduation ceremony upon completion. Note: High school diploma or GED required.

Applications are available at our front desk or online at .

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