Programs and Services
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DMHAS is required by law to provide special education, vocational programming, and related services to eligible residents between the ages of 18 and 21 in DMHAS facilities throughout Connecticut.
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Specialty Programs for Women & Children
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State-Operated Inpatient Treatment Facilities
Inpatient treatment facilities provide treatment and care for persons with severe addiction and/or psychiatric problems.
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Statewide Services - Home Page
The Statewide Services Division responds to issues related to aging, housing and homelessness, employment services, special education, nursing home placement, infectious disease, traumatic brain injury, compulsive gambling, surviving trauma, and pregnant or parenting women.
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Substance Use Disorder Walk-In Assessment Centers
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System-Wide Analytics and Projection (SWAP)
The System-Wide Analytics and Projection (SWAP) will be an analysis of the performance of our homeless and housing system statewide and will examine measures at both program and system levels and at both the local level and statewide.
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Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
The Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) provides reasonable accommodations to make sure people with disabilities are able to communicate with and have equal access to DMHAS programs and services under Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
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Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD)
There is a range of treatment options for those who struggle with opioid use disorder (OUD). With the right care, support, and treatment, recovery is possible — there is life with OUD.
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Voting is one of the most tangible ways persons who have been labeled with mental health and substance use disorders can show their independence as citizens of this state and country.
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Warm Lines are telephone services staffed by people with psychiatric disabilities who offer phone support to their peers. These lines are not crisis lines and the hours of operation vary at each facility. Online support groups can be helpful when unable to attend meetings in person.
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