The CBFS service delivery structure facilitates persons served moving towards the greatest level of independence and community integration possible.  Meeting the person served where they are and assisting them through treatment and rehabilitation interventions, while helping to create environments rich in opportunity and empathy, offer the individual the greatest hope for recovery.

CBFS provides comprehensive services, including a variety of community living options that include residential supports, independent living supports, supported employment, and peer support and advocacy.  CBFS staff provides supports to persons served that vary from a few hours per week to 24 hours per day.  Other integral components of CBFS include peer support and supported employment, which is interwoven throughout all service components and addressed in each person’s Individualized Action Plan (IAP).

CBFS utilizes a recovery-based model through person-centered care, which dictates the active involvement of the individual served and his/her support network in the development of the IAP, as well as in the implementation of the treatment and rehabilitation interventions.  Engaging and supporting clients through a strength-based, person-centered process requires listening, establishing rapport, and maintaining a therapeutic relationship, while working collaboratively.  Peer Support Specialists are involved in the screening, assessment, and treatment planning processes directly and as needed.