Documentation of Non-traditional Support / Recovery Program - Illinois

Documentation of Non-traditional Support/Recovery Program is a legal document that was released by the Illinois Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Illinois.

FAQ

Q: What is the Non-traditional Support/Recovery Program?
A: The Non-traditional Support/Recovery Program is a program in Illinois that provides support and recovery services for individuals with mental health and substance use issues.

Q: Who is eligible for the Non-traditional Support/Recovery Program?
A: Individuals who reside in Illinois and have mental health and substance use issues may be eligible for the program.

Q: What services does the Non-traditional Support/Recovery Program offer?
A: The program offers a range of support and recovery services, including counseling, peer support, vocational training, housing assistance, and more.

Q: How can I access the Non-traditional Support/Recovery Program?
A: To access the program, you can contact your local community mental health center or substance use treatment provider in Illinois.

Q: Is there a cost for the Non-traditional Support/Recovery Program?
A: The program may be covered by Medicaid or other insurance, and there may be sliding scale fees based on income. It's best to contact your local provider for more information.

Q: Are there any eligibility requirements for the Non-traditional Support/Recovery Program?
A: While specific eligibility requirements may vary, individuals typically need to have a diagnosed mental health or substance use disorder and reside in Illinois.

Q: Can I receive ongoing support through the Non-traditional Support/Recovery Program?
A: Yes, the program offers ongoing support and services to help individuals on their journey to recovery.