Mental Health

The 3-Year Plan for Scope 310 Authority outlines its mission to serve individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities in Colbert, Franklin, and Lauderdale counties, aiming to empower them through a dynamic, high-quality service delivery system. The plan focuses on addressing key unmet needs by providing additional in-home supports and group homes, expanding traditional day services, and offering training to help individuals and families navigate the system, all within a supportive and inclusive community.

This three-year plan for Greater Alabama 310 Board, Inc. outlines strategic goals to provide effective and efficient services to citizens with intellectual and developmental disabilities across seven counties. Key objectives include advocating for those on the statewide waiting list and providing resources for unmet needs through its Single Point of Entry services, maintaining and improving Support Coordination outcomes focusing on protection, employment, and independence, and enhancing overall service quality through continuous improvement plans, monitoring, audits, and certification reviews. The plan aims to ensure timely, person-centered support in the least restrictive settings, promoting dignity, respect, opportunities, and community inclusion.

This Five-Year Plan (2026-2030) outlines the vision, mission, and strategic priorities for Northeast Alabama MR/DD Authority, focusing on empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through person-centered, HCBS-compliant supports. Key objectives include tracking new referrals, ensuring meaningful service and setting options, improving stakeholder relationships, developing a formal succession plan, and guaranteeing financial stability. The overarching vision is to foster a community by 2030 where individuals live with dignity, choice, and opportunity.

This document outlines the strategic plan for Riverbend Center for Mental Health, focusing on providing comprehensive mental health, substance abuse, and emotional condition services to residents of Colbert, Franklin, and Lauderdale Counties. The plan aims to become a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, acquire additional funding for outpatient substance use treatment and replace existing residential facilities, and implement the MyCare platform for on-demand behavioral health resources. It seeks to enhance service quality, achieve financial stability, and be recognized as a model provider.

The West Alabama Mental Health Center's Strategic Plan aims to provide effective, efficient, responsive, and accessible mental health services, with a commitment to recovery-oriented and consumer-centered care across Choctaw, Greene, Hale, Marengo, and Sumter counties. The plan focuses on key goals including improving financial viability while maintaining quality care, enhancing service capacity, fostering collaborative efforts for service maintenance and expansion, and pursuing certification as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Center. It emphasizes ethical service provision, efficient resource utilization, and community-based care to support individual well-being and dignity.