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Centerstone reports 971 clients served, outlines recovery-housing expansion plans
Summary
Centerstone told Jackson County commissioners it served 971 clients in the most recent reporting year, is moving toward Certified Community Behavioral Health Center status, and plans to expand Level II recovery housing (including a women's program). Commissioners took no formal action.
Representatives from Centerstone presented their annual update April 21, reporting services across behavioral health, addiction treatment, youth services, veteran services, recovery housing and mobile crisis response for Jackson County. Centerstone reported that 971 clients were served during the most recent reporting year and said average intake occurred within seven days, with same-day access available for adults and youth.
Centerstone described recovery-housing models: Level III offers about 90 days of structured support with high completion rates; Level II provides longer-term, more independent housing for up to one year with ongoing support. The organization said it plans to expand Level II housing, including a women's program, and highlighted grant-funded outreach and school-based mental-health services (two providers at each school). Commissioners asked questions; no formal action was taken at the meeting.
