"Our Transitional Safety Unit program allows us to offer short-term housing for individuals with SUD experiencing homelessness/who are at risk for homelessness and exiting a residential treatment program or the criminal justice system."

"Supportive housing is a person-centered housing model to assist individuals with safe and affordable housing options and to increase housing stability. An individual is linked with a Housing Case Manager who helps them address barriers and identify additional solutions and supports."

Open to 18 years and older with a primary diagnosis of serious mental illness and experience substantial impairments in maintaning safe housing.

"Homeless housing/rental assistance services are offered to residents in Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence counties to homeless individuals. These services are intended to stabilize homeless individuals/families with intensive case management services and assist with transitioning them to stable, permanent housing or maintaining stable housing (Permanent Supportive Housing only)."

"Care coordination services to those without Medicaid or Medicaid Managed Care who meet eligibility criteria. "(See website for criteria)

"Care coordination services to those with Medicaid or Medicaid Managed Care who meet eligibility criteria. "(See website for criteria)

"Comprehensive mental health services to individuals who have mental health concerns, behavior problems, emotional distress, and co-occurring disorders."THRIVE’s Lowville Commons crisis line services are available 24 hours a day.

Ages 5 years - Adult

" Temporary rental assistance and furnishings combined with case management services for individuals with a primary diagnosis of a serious mental illness or who experiences substantial impairment in functioning. The program’s goal is to aid individuals in securing and maintaining safe, high quality, and long-term affordable housing. The program fosters integration into existing community services such as employment support, mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and transportation assistance."

"Peer services which are non-clinical support services provided by individuals who have lived experience related to substance use and/or mental illness. Our peers help others who are in similar situations to achieve their recovery goals. Peer services can include outreach, engagement, advocacy, coaching, mentoring, recovery planning, and linkage to community resources."

"Services include, but are not limited to: screenings and assessments, individual, group, and family counseling across the lifespan; care management; peer services; vocational services; medication prescribing and management (Medication for Opioid Use Disorders and psychotropic medications); harm reduction services (i.e. Narcan, Fentanyl test strips, tobacco cessation), referrals and coordination of care services, etc."

Ages 14 - Adult