ELIOT COMMUNITY HUMAN SERVICES INC

Programs

1. Adult community services: providing community based residential programming to adults with chronic mental illness as well as to adults with developmental disabilities in homes located throughout the commonwealth. Also providing support to the same populations who have attained a sufficient level of self-preservation and live in their own apartments, this support is done through case management and community support services. We also offer pact programs that deliver an intensive, community-based array of services for individuals with mental illness who require a higher level of support, but may be resistant to traditional models of treatment. Day services for this population are offered in different areas and serve the various levels of the population. We offer clubhouse services through a national model of care to individuals with mental illness that provides wraparound services to adults. These day programs offer life skills as well as vocational and employment support.

   $85,455,232 spent$65,494,241 earned by the program
   38% of program spending

2. Homeless services: eliot's homeless services division provides a comprehensive continuum of services designed to identify and address clinical and systemic barriers to obtaining or maintaining housing in a collaborative fashion with individuals and families served. Eliot's homeless services division also operates 3 emergency family shelter sites and 3 low threshold housing programs that serve individuals with chronic co-occurring behavioral health and substance abuse disorders. Outreach to the unhoused population across the commonwealth is conducted in state and locally funded shelters, drop in and warming centers, and places not meant for human habitation. Once housing is successfully leveraged through federal, state or local resources, eliot personnel in partnership with various community based organizations provide multidisciplinary tenancy sustaining services that coincide with the identified needs and treatment preferences of the individual. All programs provide preventative support to mitigate the risk of homelessness.

   $63,080,437 spent$165,505 earned by the program
   28% of program spending

3. Behavioral health services: eliot operates two urgent outpatient mental sites and 3 low threshold housing programs that serve individuals with chronic co-occurring behavioral health and substance abuse disorders. Outreach to the unhoused population across the commonwealth is conducted in state and locally funded shelters, drop in and warming centers, and places not meant for human habitation. Once housing is successfully leveraged through federal, state or local resources, eliot personnel in partnership with various community based organizations health centers using a multi-disciplinary team of psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, mental health counselors, and other professionals to administer a full range of clinical and support services, resulting in a comprehensive, collaborative approach to treatment. We also operate two community behavioral health centers (cbhc) that are a one stop shop for a number of behavioral health and/or substance use treatment programs including urgent and emergency services, crisis stabilization unit, individual and family therapy services, including care coordination with primary care. These services are available for all ages (youth,…

   $45,350,208 spent$118,986 earned by the program
   20% of program spending

4. Youth services: eliot community human services partners with the departments of youth services and children and families to provide residential services to children and youth ages birth through 21 years old. We have developed a network of innovative programs which serve the specialized needs of child, adolescent and transitional age populations across the commonwealth. Our range of social services and juvenile justice programs strive to provide children, youth and families with values, skills, and strengths necessary to face and overcome personal challenges in a way that will enable them to lead healthy and productive lives. Residences provide safe, structured and trauma informed environments.

   $30,903,204 spent$81,081 earned by the program
   14% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $224,789,081.