Adult Recovery Services (ARS)

Adult Recovery Services (ARS)

Adult Recovery Services (ARS)

Adult Recovery Services (ARS) is a voluntary program for any adult 18 and above with a Mental Health Diagnosis. ARS provides a safe and positive environment where our members can socialize, obtain advice and support, develop job skills, and attend a wide variety of groups offered daily. You must reside in Oneida County to participate. 

How do I participate in ARS?

To participate in Adult Recovery Services (ARS), individuals must be at least 18 years old, have a mental health diagnosis, and receive a referral to the program. Individuals cannot drop in to participate and must complete the intake process before attending ARS activities.

How Do I Become a Member at ARS?

A referral is required to become an ARS member. Once the completed referral is received, ARS staff will contact the individual to schedule an intake appointment. Membership begins after the intake process has been completed.

How We Help

For information about becoming a member please call either of our sites in Rome or Utica between the hours of 8:30 am - 4:00 pm.

Rome ARS: 199 W. Dominick St. 315-272-2736
Utica ARS: 15-17 Hopper St. 315-272-2661

Assisted Competitive Employment (ACE)

Assisted Competitive Employment (ACE) is offered through Adult Recovery Services program and offers assistance to members in helping them achieve their employment and educational goals.  You must be a member of ARS to participate.

How We Help

By empowering and supporting individuals with mental illness in obtaining and maintaining competitive employment with as much or as little support as needed.

Rome ARS: 199 W. Dominick St. 315-272-2736
Utica ARS: 15-17 Hopper St. 315-272-2661

Employment Services (ES)

The Employment Services program does not require membership with ARS. This program offers additional assistance to the individual with obtaining and maintaining employment. The Employment Services program staff will provide as much assistance needed per individual until the individual is able to perform independently.

How We Help

By empowering and supporting individuals with mental illness in obtaining and maintaining competitive employment with as much or as little support as needed.

Utica ES: 17 Hopper St. 315-272-2682

KEY POINTS

Eligibility:

Must reside in Oneida County, be at least 18 years of age and have a Mental Health Diagnosis.

Information:

  • This program is free.
  • Free transportation services are available for program participation.

Referrals:

Please contact:

Rafaelina Abreu
ARS Program Supervisor
rafaelinaa@neighborhoodctr.org

Kylene Stevener
Director of Community Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services
315-679-1192
kylenes@neighborhoodctr.org

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