The population served by Reconciliation Services is one that has fallen between the cracks.

Many are people with mental illness who have stopped their medication and refuse to go back to mental health treatment centers. Others have experienced substance abuse issues but are not in treatment. Still others have serious needs but do not fit in any category where they can receive current case management services. Many of those served are homeless. Reconciliation Services has become a safety net for the safety net.

Yet the needs of the individual and family are only part of the picture. The Troost Corridor has suffered from a legacy of racial discrimination, poverty, blight and crime. As a result, the need for community healing is essential to the overall well-being of the individuals and families.

Services and programs include…

• Individual Emergency Help
  • documents, food, utilities, rent, referrals
• Intensive and Clinical Case Management
  • “therapists on the go”
• Therapy for Co-occurring Disorders
• Groups for Grief, Substance Abuse, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Village Building
  • Troost Folks, Troost Festival, Troost Exhibit

Click any of the following links to learn more about our Emergency Assistance, Mental Health & Substance Abuse or Community Building programs.