Outreach

The Outreach Program

Successful Living’s Outreach Program is a Home and Community-Based Service (HCBS) that provides one-on-one support to clients in their homes and throughout the community. Outreach counselors serve as a consistent and supportive presence, helping individuals work toward personal goals that foster growth, stability, and positive change.

This program is built on the understanding that each person’s journey is unique. Services are tailored to meet individuals where they are, encouraging active participation in setting meaningful goals and building the skills needed for greater independence and overall well-being. Support may include developing daily living skills, navigating community resources, strengthening social connections, and overcoming barriers that can impact long-term success.

By offering flexible, personalized support in real-life settings, Outreach empowers individuals to gain confidence, maintain independence, and take meaningful steps toward living the life they envision.

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"Be the bridge your client needs to make a connection. Whether that is interpersonal, a community resource, or some other form that an individual desperately needs. You never know when someone is going to need a helping hand to cross." 

Brett Borden, Outreach Program Manager

Our Counselors Help With Everyday Support

  • Groceries & errands

  • Appointments & scheduling

  • Someone to talk to and problem-solve with

  • Setting and working towards personal goals

  • Developing positive behaviors

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Mental Health Support

  • Identifying triggers and barriers

  • Developing coping skills

  • Managing mental health symptoms

  • Building positive behaviors

  • Reframing thinking patterns

  • Strengthening communication and self-advocacy skills

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And Skill Building

  • Accessing community supports and resources

  • Community integration and social connection

  • Addressing physical health goals

  • Strengthening life skills, including:

    • Organization, home maintenance, and financial management

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