Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) is a recovery-oriented, integrated behavioral health program for adults living with mental health and/or substance use disorders. CCS offers a coordinated, comprehensive array of treatment, recovery, and psychosocial rehabilitation services that help individuals access professional, community, and natural supports to meet their recovery goals.
The CCS program is person and family-centered and follows a consumer-directed model, meaning services are guided by the individual's unique needs, goals, and preferences.
While the program emphasizes individual choice, services are delivered by a coordinated team of professionals, peer specialists, and other support providers - all led by a dedicated CCS Service Facilitator.
CCS services are community-based and designed to support individuals in achieving long-term recovery. Programs are also committed to ongoing quality improvement.
Each CCS program is guided by a CCS Coordinating Committee, which includes consumers, family members, county staff, providers, and advocates. This committee plays an important role in program development, oversight, and quality assurance, ensuring that participant voices remain central to service delivery.
Services within CCS include:
- Screening and Assessment
- Service Planning
- Service Facilitation
- Diagnostic Evaluations
- Medication Management
- Physical Health Management
- Peer Support
- Individual Skill Development and Enhancement
- Employment-Related Skill Development
- Wellness Management and Recovery/Recovery Support Services
- Psychotherapy
- Substance Abuse Treatment
- Non-Traditional or Other Appointment Services
To make a referral, please call 715-726-7900 or visit the Children's Resource Center. The Children's Resource Center is a division of Chippewa County Public Health. They are the single point of entry for answering questions, providing information, resources, and outside referrals.