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Way Station Transition Age Youth Programs |
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Transition Age Youth Residential Rehabilitation Program Frederick County For Program information, contact: Lori Schroyer-Wells, Housing Manager For Enrollment information, contact: Peggy Remsch, Enrollment Specialist | |
The Transition Age Youth (TAY) Program of Way Station is a time-limited goal-oriented program for young adults between the ages of 18 and 21. The program is designed to teach independent living skills in a supportive environment. The overall goal is to prepare the participants to move and be successful in a less restrictive environment. The participants of the TAY Program live together in a residential setting in Frederick County. There are 8 beds, 6 of which are contracted with Carroll County and 2 with Frederick County. While residing in the TAY house, participants are expected to work, volunteer, enroll in some form of further education, and work on their skills in activities of daily living as well as social relationships. Each participant in the TAY Program, along with the primary facilitator, set and review monthly goals which are broken down into short term objectives. The participant meets with the primary facilitator on a weekly basis to discuss and document progress as well as revise goals when necessary. During the week, the participants attend the Day Program. While at the Day Program, participants continue to address issues related to understanding their mental illness in addition to developing the knowledge and skills necessary to live a more independent life, including finances and budgeting, daily living skills, personal relationships, anger management, and utilizing community resources. Participants can also access vocational services which can help in developing skills in seeking and maintaining employment. |
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Turning Point, Washington County For Program and Referral information, contact: Denise Gulnac, Program Manager |
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| Turning Point of Washington County, a program of Way Station, provides psychiatric rehabilitation and case management services designed to meet the special needs of youths between the ages of 18 and 22 years through its grant-funded Transition Age Youth Program. | |
| The program offers individual and group services at a program location, as well as in community settings, including the individual's home. Services are goal-oriented and are delivered according to an individual's rehabilitation plan. The program and services are designed to support program participants in achieving personal goals in the area of independent living, education, and employment. | |