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Community Healthlink’s Adult Community Clinical Services (ACCS) program provides community supports for adults 18 years and older living with chronic mental health needs. 

508-860-1212

Community Healthlink’s Adult Outpatient Counseling Centers, located in Worcester, Leominster and Fitchburg, provide caring, professional, and integrated behavioral health services for individuals with behavioral health concerns, including individual, family or group psychotherapy, psychiatric consultation and medication management. 

Fitchburg: 978-401-3970

Leominster: 978-534-6116

Worcester: 508-860-1260

CHL’s Adult Mobile Crisis Intervention (AMCI) provides crisis assessment, intervention and stabilization services in homes and other community settings for adults 18 years and older. 

Worcester: 866-549-2142

Leominster: 800-977-5555

CHL’s BUDD Day Program serves adults 18 years and older who experience psychosocial, emotional, or behavioral problems in their day or residential setting, or both. The program also works with individuals who have recently been discharged from the hospital and require a transition back to the community.

978-343-6957

Chelsea House is an 8-bed residential program. The expectation of the program is for its residents to learn basic skills so that they may transition more independently into a residence that best meets their needs.

508-860-1169

CHL provides counseling, support, and comfort to more than 3,000 children, teens, and their families in Worcester and Central Massachusetts each year. 

Leominster: 978-466-8384

Worcester: 508-791-3261

CHL C.A.R.E.S. Club (Create. Achieve. Respect. Elevate. Succeed.) Program offers middle school youth and their families supportive services in the school, home, and community, by providing mentoring, academic help, brief individual counseling, and psychoeducation groups.

978-401-3904

As a post-detox Clinical Stabilization Service (CSS) program, CSS provides short-term (up to 30 days), intensive treatment for individuals in the early stages of substance abuse recovery. 

508-860-1034

The Community Behavioral Health Center program is part of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services’s “Behavioral Health Roadmap” with the goal of diverting people away from hospital emergency departments and to the appropriate services provided by a CBHC. The CBHC model is designed to provide more efficient, effective, and equitable care.

Worcester: 877-575-7230

Community Healthlink's Community Support Program (CSP) provides short-term, intensive outreach and care management services to support individuals at risk of repeated psychiatric hospitalizations and/or inpatient substance abuse treatment programs. 

774-312-2405

Community Healthlink’s Adult Outpatient Counseling Centers, located in Worcester, Leominster and Fitchburg, provide caring, professional, and integrated behavioral health services for individuals with behavioral health concerns, including individual, family or group psychotherapy, psychiatric consultation and medication management. CHL also specializes in services for those with a serious mental illness and/or substance use disorder.

Fitchburg: 978-401-3970

Leominster: 978-534-6116

Worcester: 508-860-1260

Community Healthlink’s Crisis Stabilization Units are conveniently located in both Worcester and Leominster. These community-based units provide short-term therapeutic psychiatric treatment in a structured environment with 24-hour observation, supervision, and individualized treatment interventions focused on the crisis and crisis resolution.

Worcester: 508-860-1283

Leominster: 978-537-3109

Community Healthlink’s Detox program provides detoxification from alcohol, benzodiazepines and opioids to individuals with substance use disorders.

508-860-1237

508-860-1200

CHL's Developmental Disabilities Unit (DDU) programs serve adults 18 years and older in Worcester County. Clients are referred to CHL directly from the Department of Disability Services. 

Worcester: 774-312-2426

Fitchburg: 978-343-6957

Community Healthlink’s Early Intervention (EI) staff provide family-centered, community-based services for infants, toddlers, and families. Children ages birth to three may be eligible for Early Intervention services if they have identified disabilities, or if typical development is at risk because of certain birth or environmental circumstances.

(978) 840-9354

Faith House and Beryl's House are 25-bed, six-month residential Recovery Homes for women. The mission of Faith House and Beryl's House are to provide safe, supportive recovery communities that will promote a sense of empowerment, personal accountability and the life skills essential for women and their families to stabilize and lead substance free, productive lives. 

Faith House:774-312-2418

Beryl's House: 774-243-6995

CHL's Family Support and Training program is provided by Family Partners who are caregivers with experience raising a youth with special needs. 

508-860-1000

CHL Geriatric Services provides a comprehensive range of mental healthcare services to seniors with a focus on preserving dignity, minimizing decline, and enhancing quality of life. 

508-860-1154

The Granite Street Program is a DMH referred, 11-bed group home for adults with mental health concerns.

508-860-1166

The Green House Program is a 30-bed residential program that provides a supportive, safe environment to adult men who may be experiencing homelessness with a diagnosis of substance abuse and/or mental illness. 

(508) 421-4403

Health Home Management (HHM) offers services to members eligible for the One Care program offered through Commonwealth Care Alliance (CCA).  Members are between the ages of 21 and 64 and must be eligible for MassHealth and Medicare benefits with CCA to receive HHM care management services. Care Partners work with members to help coordinate and manage the members’ benefits to ensure they have access to services that meet their care needs.  Care Partners work with members to identify informal support, community resource providers, medical providers and long-term services resources. 

How to reach care manager: 508-373-7996

How to reach mobile crisis: 1-866-549-2142

How to book a trip with CCA transportation: Trip must be booked at least 2 days (48 hours) prior to appointment or ride: 855-204-1410 

In 1985, the Homeless Outreach & Advocacy Project (HOAP) was established with a commitment to link the region’s homeless to a comprehensive array of services that would include screenings, assessments, counseling, health care, rehabilitation, and referral to other support systems.

508-860-1080

Community Healthlink’s inpatient detox program provides 24-hour nursing care and observation for clients that are detoxing from drugs and alcohol.

(508) 860-1200

Community Healthlink operates the Worcester County Juvenile Court Clinic under an agreement with the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health and the Trial Court of Massachusetts.

(508) 831-2093

CHL's Maria Ave Program is a 6-bed residential program. The expectation of the program is for its residents to learn basic skills so that they may transition more independently into a residence that best meets their needs.

774-721-1921

The Intensive Medical Group Living Environment differs from other programs in that the program specializes in serving Persons with medical needs as well as Persons who require a significant amount of supervision of day to day tasks. 

508-860-1179

Motivating Youth Recovery (MYR) is a 12-bed acute detoxification and stabilization program for adolescents 13-17 years old with substance use disorders and other co-occurring disorders. 

(508) 860-1244

CHL's North County Supported Housing Program (NCSHP) supports individuals 18 years and older referred through the Continuum of Care, assisting with their housing, mental health and medical health needs and providing transportation and supporting the individuals' ability to live independently in the community. 

978-265-2905

The North Village Community Housing Program provides safe, permanent affordable housing for families in recovery from the disease of addiction, specifically families with one or both parents in recovery and who have custody of one or more children, or a reunification plan. 

508-949-8729

CHL's Office-Based Addiction Program allows individuals to work with medical and behavioral health providers in CHL outpatient clinics to help recover from opioid use.

Worcester: 508-373-7992

Leominster: 978-534-6116

The Orchard Street program is a 9-12 month residential treatment program that serves mothers pursuing recovery from addiction to drugs and their children. The program specializes in working with mothers and their children who have Department of Children and Families (DCF) involvement in order to reunify.

978-537-3109

CHL's Peer Support program is a relationship between people with similar experiences. The goal is for individuals to feel supported when they feel stuck in their recovery or experience stress in coping with life events

508-421-4455

CHL provides coordinated Primary Care services to individuals 18+ years. 

Worcester: 774-312-2764

Located in Worcester, Leominster and Fitchburg, CHL’s Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) provides intensive community-based treatment for individuals living with a pervasive mental health diagnosis. 

PACT 1, Leominster: 978-401-3813

PACT 2, Worcester: 508-860-1055

PACT 3, Worcester: 508-860-1291

The Randolph Road's services include interventions and supports that manage psychiatric symptoms in the community, restore or maintain independent living in the community, restore or maintain daily living skills, promote wellness and the management of medical conditions and assist Persons to restore or maintain and use their strengths and skills to undertake employment

774-243-9383

Recovery Coaches are individuals in recovery or an ally of recovery who is able to help someone navigate their recovery and make the next best step on their journey. Recovery Coaches can connect with clients on a more personal level than a traditional clinician/mental heath worker.

508-860-1000

For over 30 years, Community Healthlink’s Recovery Environments and Supports has provided residential services and supports to clients utilizing a strength-based approach to provide a comprehensive continuum of services. These services are aimed at supporting clients in their recovery from addiction, persistent mental illness, homelessness, and the numerous associated stressors.

Respite Beds is a 24-hour staffed program that provides short-term, temporary housing and support services for those in transition from one living arrangement to another, sometimes from a hospital or community inpatient unit. Respite Beds is a program funded by the Department of Mental Health.

508-860-1198

CHL's Safe Haven is a 13-bed transitional housing program for chronically homeless adults, dually diagnosed, who generally suffer from untreated mental illness and substance abuse issues. 

508-860-1296

Sagamore Road Program is a 6-bed residential recovery-focused treatment program. The expectation of the program is for its residents to learn basic recovery skills so that they may transition more independently to sober-living or a residence that best meets their needs.

508-756-7666

CHL clinicians provide on-site individual counseling for children and adolescents in a school setting, as well as access to clinic-based psychiatry services as needed. 

Leominster: 978-466-8376

Worcester: 508-791-3261

CHL's Stabilization Treatment and Recovery (STAR) program provides alternative shelter for individuals who are unable or unwilling to utilize traditional services/placement. 

774-312-2467

The S.T.E.P. Clinic at CHL provides clinical service to individuals between the ages of 18 and 40 who are experiencing early psychotic symptoms. 

508-860-1277

CHL has many programs and services to support individuals on their path to recovery.

508-860-1000

The Tenancy Preservation Program (TPP) provides a clinical presence in the Central Massachusetts Division of the Housing Court and offers short-term intensive case management to eligible households whose tenancy problems are related to a disability. 

508-438-5656

The Together for Kids (TFK) program provides a comprehensive mental health promotion, prevention, and intervention model of service comprised of the following components: 1) infant, toddler, preschool, and school age (ages 5-13) behavioral health consultation for educators and families; 2) trainings for educators and families on a variety of topics related to social-emotional health in children and 3) referrals for more intensive services (e.g., child/parent psychotherapy, psychological assessment). 

508-421-4454

Community Healthlink’s Thayer Transitional Support Service (TSS) program is a step-down program that provides inpatient substance abuse treatment and transitional support. 

774-312-2400

CHL’s Victim Services program provides psychotherapy and case management to children (ages 6 and older), adolescents and adults exposed to violence, homicide, sexual assault, stalking, harassment, LGBTQ victimization, disasters, and other traumatizing experiences. 

508-791-3261

Windsor Street House is an eight-bed Department of Mental Health (DMH) funded closed referral program, that serves adults who struggle with persistent mental illness.

508-860-1190

The Worcester Community Housing Program provides safe, permanent affordable housing for families in recovery from the disease of addiction, specifically families with one or both parents in recovery and who have custody of one or more children, or a reunification plan.

508-438-5624

CHL’s Youth Mobile Crisis Intervention (YMCI) provides crisis assessment, intervention and stabilization services in homes, schools and other community settings for youth through the age of 20. 

Worcester: 1-866-549-2142 

Leominster/North County: 1-800-977-5555