FAIR
Phone: (513) 651-4142
Fax: (513) 651-2310
MHAP Director: David Bagent, MSW, LISW-S, CCDA
Project Coordinator: Andrew Winters, MSW, LISW-S
General Information:
Family Access to Integrated Recovery (FAIR) is a program of Mental Health Access Point (MHAP). As part of a collaborative effort between the Hamilton County Community Mental Health and Recovery Services Board and the Department of Jobs and Family Services (JFS) as well as a partnership between Central Clinic and the Alcoholism Council, FAIR became operational on February 1, 2010. FAIR is responsible for the evaluation, referral, and care management of the mental health and/or alcohol and other drug needs of children and family members who are involved with JFS Children’s Services division.
FAIR provides an entry to mental health and alcohol and other drug services, and also monitors the service to ensure the child welfare goals of safety, permanence, and well being are incorporated into treatment.
Primary Functions
- Evaluation, referral and care management oversight;
- Assistance to JFS Caseworkers in the identification of children and families in need of mental and/or AOD services.
Available Services
- Triage of referred cases
- Emergency triage and evaluations
- Diagnostic Assessments
- Connection to community service
- Care Management oversight
- Case Consultation for JFS workers
Admission Criteria
- An open Job and Family Services case in the Children’s Services division
- Identified mental health and/or alcohol and other drug needs
Location
FAP is located at Central Clinic's Reading Road building. For maps and driving directions, please click the link below.