Gilead Community Services provides housing and support services to adults with severe and prolonged mental illness who are referred by the State mental health service system. Gilead Group Homes Gilead I, Gilead II (in Middletown) and the SCAP Group Home (in Clinton) are highly structured group homes that offer 24 hour staffing in a community setting for individuals needing a supportive, supervised living environment. Intensive psychiatric rehabilitation, daily living skills training, case management and nursing consultation services are available to help residents transition to more independent living situations in the community. Gilead I, Gilead II and SCAP are accredited by CARF. Gilead Apartment Program (GAP) Located in Middletown, GAP provides award-winning intensive 24-hour case management and individualized clinical support services to clients in both group living and community apartments. GAP fosters recovery through both independent living and community integration. Due to its flexibility of services, the Gilead Apartment Program (GAP) has been able to adapt to the needs of a variety of individuals with diverse clinical needs. We have developed a reputation for successfully supporting people with mental illness who have not been able to succeed at other, more traditional levels of care. More Info GAP is accredited by CARF. Shoreline Community Apartment Program (SCAP) SCAP is located in Clinton and serves residents of the Lower Middlesex County and shoreline towns. A multi-disciplinary team provides intensive case management and clinical support services through a group home and a supportive apartment program for residents in independent housing. The program is designed to foster independent living and community integration. SCAP is accredited by CARF. Adolescent Therapeutic Group Home Services Funded by the Department of Children and Families (DCF) Gilead provides services within three Adolescent Therapeutic Group Homes which are community based programs intended to serve youth who are involved in DCF and have required significant psychiatric services to improve their mental illness and reduce the number of disruptive placements. Each group home consists of a five bed single gender environment that is structured in a home-like setting with intensive 24 hours a day staffing. Each home provides an intensive clinical treatment program that creates a physically, emotionally and psychologically safe milieu for adolescents that have complex behavioral health needs. The clients attend school or work programs and are taught skills to assist them in the transition to young adulthood. The Baldwin Home and the Anchorage Home provide services to five male adolescents ranging in age from 14 to 21. The Iris Home provides services to five female adolescents ranging in age from 14 to 21. The Baldwin Home, the Anchorage Home and the Iris Home are all accredited by CARF. Gilead Friends and Family Satisfaction Survey Results