Vision

Effective systems of care for persons experiencing co-occurring disorders and persons who are homeless.

Mission

CHAB supports CSAT's mission by promoting a public health approach to systems of care for persons with COD and persons who are homeless.

CHAB accomplishes its mission by:

• Furthering the learning community;
• Providing leadership to CSAT and its customers on the translation, adaptation, adoption, and dissemination of services based on lessons learned from CSAT activities;
• Serving as a resource to SAMHSA and the field on issues related to co-occurring disorders and homelessness;
• Embracing CSAT's constituency across the lifespan in all activities; and
• Providing excellent service to our customers.

What programs are in our current portfolio?

Treatment for the Homeless (General) Grants:

164 Grants awarded since 2001
Number of active grantees 74
Clients reporting no substance use increased 45.0%
Clients reporting no arrests increased 3.3%
Clients reporting being employed increased 85.2%
Clients reporting being socially connected increased 5.9%
Clients reporting being housed increased 170.4%

Treatment for Homeless (Chronic) Grants:

9 Grants awarded since 2006
Number of active grantees 9
Clients reporting no substance use increased 41.4%
Clients reporting no arrests increased 1.7%
Clients reporting being employed increased 152.3%
Clients reporting being socially connected increased 3.1%
Clients reporting being housed increased 506.5%

Treatment for Homeless (Services in Supportive Housing) Grants:

20 Grants awarded since 2008
Number of active grantees 20
Clients reporting no substance use increased 5.3%
Clients reporting no arrests increased 0.5%
Clients reporting being employed increased 31.8%
Clients reporting being socially connected increased 8.5%
Clients reporting being housed increased 262.5%

Co-Occurring State Incentive Grants (COSIG):

18 Grants awarded since 2003
Number of active grantees 11
Performance Indicators:
9 States report Co-Occurring Measures Data
129,119 clients served to date

Number of those screened for both mental health and substance abuse - N=77,088
23.3% screened positive for MH (N=30,035)
8.3% screened positive for SA (N=10,703)
23.6% screened positive for both (N=30,512)

Number assessed for both - N=60,277
6.5% assessed to have SA only (N=8,431)
18.5% assessed to have MH only (N=23,842)
20.2% assessed to have both (N=26,056)

Number treated for COD - N=24,208
13.5% provide treatment for both within facility (N=17,418)
0.8% provide treatment for MH in and SA outside facility (N=999)
1.2% provide treatment for SA in and MH outside facility (N=1,533)