What's New at NCCMHC?


                         
NCCMHC Capital Campaign

Presently NCCMHC has three main, non-residential sites: 127 Johnny Cake Hill Road which is our Main Office location and houses all Administrative offices as well as our Adult Outpatient and Emergency Services Program (AOES); 65 Valley Road which accommodates our Community Support Services (CSS) and Adult Residential Services (ARS); and 26 Valley Road which is where our Child and Adolescent Treatment Services (CATS) and Children's Intensive Services (CIS) are provided.

At the present time, CATS is utilizing 5 office condominiums at 26 Valley Road in Middletown. While the space has been creatively configured, there is need to consolidate these services and programs at the Main Office site. It is our hope that we can enhance efficiencies in administrative and clinical areas by having staff work more and more closely together. Clinical programs, in particular, will also be strengthened by providing more opportunity for clinicians at all levels to have more access to administrative and support staff.

The plan is in its germinal stage. Development and architectural professionals will need to be engaged to provide advice and direction. While we continue to provide quality services to people in our community, the necessity to develop additional office space for staff and programs is imperative. Developing resources to help achieve this goal will be the focus of the NCCMHC Capital Campaign.

Please consider making a donation to NCCMHC. Click on 'Support Us' to see how you can help. Your generous contribution is most appreciated.

Substance Abuse Treatment Services Expansion
NCCMHC joined with CODAC and other area organizations to respond to an RFP from the Department of Mental Health, Retardation, & Hospitals to provide behavioral health services to those individuals in Newport County with co-occurring disorders in need of specialized services.

NCCMHC will be essentially offering outpatient assessment and treatment services. Other components of the program will include Intensive Outpatient Services, Partial Hospitalization, Drug Monitoring, and Specialized Programs for Women and for Elderly Persons.