Comprehensive Community Support Services is designed to assist participants with learning new skills and connecting these participants with support systems in their community. Areas of interest to the participant might include independent living, learning, working, socializing and recreation.

The Juvenile Community Corrections (JCC) program is an alternative for youth on probation or supervised release, providing services to assist adjudicated youth in successfully completing their probation or release requirements for positive discharge out of the juvenile system. (cyfd.nm.gov)

Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) is a program designed to educate and coach participants in a variety of life skills to help them live more independently in their community. The program helps participants in overcoming obstacles and build a better life. The needs of each participant may vary but the overall focus is on skill building to address and adapt to the impacts of mental health and substance use issues in the person’s life. (pmsnm.org)