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Care Management Department


All of the services under Care Management are designed to help HIV-positive registered GMHC clients meet their basic social needs and help them cope with living with HIV / AIDS. We provide stability in an increasingly difficult environment by addressing a range of quality-of-life issues: food, housing, access to health care and mental health services. We support individuals working to improve and transform their lives. For more information, call 212-367-1000.


Intensive Case Management

The Intensive Case Management Program is located on the 4th floor. If you have Medicaid or are Medicaid eligible and live within New York City's five boroughs, and need help in accessing medical and social services, you and your family can receive on-going help from our trained staff. Our staff will work cooperatively with you to provide support, advocacy, and assistance with entitlements, housing, medical care, domestic and family problems, budgeting, substance use, and mental health issues as well as access to education, work and volunteer opportunities. Walk-in hours are available daily.

Learning Center

You may want to enroll in the Learning Center on the 12th floor and take advantage of a variety of services. The Theater Desk distributes tickets to entertainment, cultural and sporting events. Books for your reading pleasure are available at the Lending Library. Our Continuing Education Program provides scholarships to local colleges and universities. Return-to-work support services are provided through our partnerships with various vocational agencies. Additionally, you can participate in our social events and classes and even sign up for haircuts. The Learning Center is constantly evolving to better help you redesign your life. You may access the Learning Center by requesting it when you go through Access and Assessment, and then attending one of our two monthly orientations.

Life Steps

Is Life Steps right for you? Is your housing out of control? Can't deal with the house rules? Afraid you will lose your housing? And on top of everything, are you all alone? You may be helped by our Life Steps program. Need support? We have groups, and Life Steps can help if you are missing out on medications and doctors.

Life Steps is all about support. The program has groups, one-on-one work and activities. You get connected with people, use less alcohol, use fewer drugs, feel better and get services to prepare you for permanent and stable housing. We use the Internet and computers to learn more, and to get ready for an education and a job. Nutritional snacks and Metrocards are given for attending the program. Life Steps is located on the 12th floor.

Meals

If you want to enroll in the 12th floor Meals Program, you can receive a hot nutritious meal in a setting that permits healthy socialization and fosters exchange of helpful information. Lunches are served Mondays through Thursdays and dinner is served on Fridays. Special meals are served on holidays. Through its tabling program, you will also have access to information from other GMHC programs and outside agencies, such as the Bailey House Conflict and Mediation Center. You may access the Meals Program by requesting it when you go through Access and Assessment and then by attending one of our two monthly orientations.

 

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