Find a PATH Program provider in your area: The PATH Program is available in many states across the United States. To find a provider near you, you can contact your local Department of Health and Human Services or visit the SAMHSA website to search for providers by state.
Make an appointment: Once you have identified a provider, call or email to make an appointment. Depending on the provider, you may be able to walk in or schedule an appointment over the phone.
Attend your intake session: At your first appointment, you will meet with a PATH Program staff member who will assess your needs and determine what services you may be eligible for. This may include counseling, case management services, housing assistance, and other support.
Work with your PATH Program case manager: If you are eligible for services, you will be assigned a case manager who will work with you to develop a plan for addressing your needs and achieving your goals. Your case manager may help you access medical and mental health care, apply for housing assistance, and connect with other support services in the community.
Stay committed to your recovery: The PATH Program is designed to provide ongoing support to individuals experiencing homelessness and other related issues. It is important to stay engaged with your case manager and other providers, attend appointments, and work towards your goals to achieve long-term recovery and stability.