Case Management

Under this system most professional staff are given case management responsibility, to ensure that there would be central accountability for each community member.

 The case manager’s responsibilities include:   

• Acting as the main contact person for community members, monitoring treatment Problem-solving (such as crisis interventions, dealing with different public agencies)
• Documentation of treatment activities in the record Coordinating services and treatment with the various disciplines
• Liaison with any network partners involved in the community members’ basic needs.
• Consultation with community and family regarding the person.

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We are among the few organizations in Southern California that cater to special populations, such as refugees, asylum seekers, undocumented individuals, and human trafficked African-descent immigrants. Our populations thus represent the full spectrum of the African Diaspora: Ethiopian, Eritrean, Sierra Leonine, Ghanaian, Nigerian, Guinean, Liberian, Cameroonian, Sudanese, Somalian, Kenyaian, Ugandan, and those of Caribbean descent.

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