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The
Cobb County Community Services Board and the Douglas County Community
Services Board are public agencies created
by state law to provide mental health, developmental disability, and
substance abuse services. The service areas are Cobb, Douglas, and
Cherokee Counties, Georgia. The agency provides support to over 14,000
people annually. The majority of funds utilized to provide services
are generated through a contract with the State of Georgia, Medicaid
and Medicare revenue, Cobb County, Douglas County, Vocational Rehabilitation,
grants, private pay and donations.
The
agency's goals include: consumer preference; work initiatives; and
the expansion of the availability and access to natural community
supports through the reduction of stigma. Our programs are CARF
(Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) accredited.
The Cobb County Community Services Board and the Douglas County
Community Services Board are national Best Practice providers as
exemplified in the following demonstration grants funded through
the US Department of Labor, Office of Disability Employment Policy:
Customized Employment, WorkForce Action, Training and Technical,
and Assistance to Providers.
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Philosophy
of Care:
To maximize satisfaction and outcomes through respectful,
evidence-based treatment and interventions, with responsible
use of resources.
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Core
Values:
Individual
empowerment
Passion
for innovation and integrity
Customer-driven
care and supports
Focus
on community
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Center
for Community Based Partnerships, Inc.
A 501(c)3 organization
Bridging the gaps

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