Housing

South Mississippi Regional Center supports Mississippians with intellectual and developmental disabilities, using a person-centered approach, by promoting active partnerships to enhance each person’s quality of life and independence through choice of living, working and learning.

Our mission is to equip residents to pursue a meaningful sobriety and respectful lifestyle. Support programs include sober housing, volunteerism, job assistance, life skills, and spiritual/mental fitness. Individual attention and programming are given to ensure that each individual involved with Common Bond can reach their full potential.

Daylight Ministries, a non-profit transitional facility for homeless, disadvantaged, and recently-released female prisoners, has made notable inroads toward improvement of community service for the city of Jackson.

Financial assistance programs for disabled.Living with a disability can result in an inability to earn the amount of money necessary to make regular monthly payments. However, here are programs that are geared towards helping

The mission of Specialized Treatment Facility is to promote and strengthen the mental health and the education of up to 48 adolescent males and females who are experiencing behavioral difficulties in their homes, schools, and communities. Specialized Treatment Facility will enhance the Department of Mental Health mission to a better tomorrow by making a difference in the lives of Mississippians with mental illness and substance abuse one person at a time.

HIV/AIDS transitional housingCoordination of grief counseling for terminal patients and for residents when death occurs Coordination with numerous physicians and health care providers regarding resident treatment and hospitalizations, mental health counseling, addiction therapy, and other health related issues.

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Housing for the elderly.

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Provides housing for elderly and disabled. Contact for information.