The Mobile Intervention for Young Adults (MIYA) is a community-based, multi-disciplinary mental health treatment for individuals 18-25 with a pervasive emotional, behavior or mental health disorder. The goal of MIYA is to eliminate barriers associated with managing those symptoms; by providing Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Therapy, Peer Support, and Service Coordination through a team-based support. It is our hope to help these individuals need to maintain stabilization to live independently within the community.

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In partnership with Transitional Services, Inc., MIYA uses the Permanent Supportive Housing Model. This model includes a housing support team that helps individuals choose, obtain, and maintain housing. The Bridge Subsidy Program provides rent subsidy for Section 8 eligible clients who are waiting to receive vouchers. The Housing Contingency Fund helps with one-time costs such as security deposits, utility deposits, and purchasing of furniture and household items.

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