Community Correctional Alternatives

In home support:

Community Correctional Alternatives staff teaches clients how to reach their goals for independent living. Each client gets help with addressing basic daily living skills such as good oral hygiene, cooking, cleaning and making healthy lifestyle choices. Staff will also provide observation and will document all of the medications that are taken by the client.

Skills Development Services:

Trained staff will provide services that can train clients to increase their levels of independency in the community by providing money management skills, medication support, use of public transit, and an opportunity to participate in educational, social or vocational activities.

For more information or to make a referral contact Meloney Richmond at (207) 778-5600.

Correctional Services:

Community Correctional Alternatives offers services to individuals who have been convicted of a crime and are in the Franklin County Correctional Facility. Individuals are provided a case manager, and a first place to go to when they are having a mental health crisis while in jail.

For more information contact Jamie Meader, Director of Jail Services or Goyo Stinchfield at (207) 778-3032.

Therapeutic Group:

An anger management group that is offered to individuals who are experiencing control issues, using the principles of psychosocial education. The teacher addresses strategies for coping with stressful situations that can trigger their emotions and make that person lose control.

Case Management:

Community Correctional Alternative's Case Management assists clients with identifying and obtaining needed services. Community Correctional Alternative's goals are to provide stability that the clients need in order to develop healthy patterns and habits in their lives.