McClendon Center
McClendon Center, Inc.
Washington, DC, United States
About
Founded in 1980, McClendon Center is a charity based in Washington, United States working on mental health, health, housing & homelessness +1 more.
McClendon Center is a non-profit community mental health agency in Washington, DC. Founded in 1980 as a social outreach mission of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church and incorporated as an independent 501 non-profit in 2003, it provides behavioral and mental health care, medical care coordination, case management, psychiatric services, day programming and community support to adults with serious mental illness, many of whom face homelessness, hospitalization or economic hardship. The organisation holds certification as a Core Services Agency and Specialty Provider of Rehabilitation/Day Services from the DC Department of Behavioral Health, and is accredited by The Joint Commission. It serves more than 3,000 DC residents annually, including around 1,000 receiving ongoing care. Its approach is whole-person and culturally responsive, addressing housing and food insecurity, access to health care, and stigma. The organisation also runs an annual fundraising event, Art of Transformation, which showcases client artwork.
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Core Services Agency
Mental health
District-certified community mental health agency providing case management, counseling, community support, psychiatric services and housing assistance to adults with serious mental illness in Washington, DC.
Day Program
Mental health
Day programme offering structured activities, including art, movement, horticulture and substance use counseling, plus meals for enrolled clients.
Patient Discharge Coordination and Post Emergency Evaluation Services
Mental health
Hospital discharge coordination and post-emergency evaluation services supporting transitions of care and post-discharge engagement.
Transition Planning Services
Mental health
Transition planning for individuals moving from institutional settings back into the community in the District of Columbia.
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Behavioral Health Care and Human Services Accreditation (Gold Seal of Approval)
Core Services Agency certification
Specialty Provider of Rehabilitation/Day Services
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5 Star Rating on the Mental Health Provider Scorecard
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AmeriHealth Caritas DC, MedStar Family Choice, George Washington University, Georgetown University
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