Frequently Asked Questions About Services at CHR
To receive service at CHR, you must be an individual who has a behavioral health condition such as mental health and or substance use disorder.
If you have been deemed SMI your clinic must refer you to CHR. A referral must be sent from your case manager.
If you are not associated with a clinic or do not have SMI designation, then any provider can refer you to our services or you can self-refer. CHR will make sure we have the documents we need in order to allow for services to begin and continue.
No, CHR is an independent adult program. You must be 18 years or older to be here at CHR.
After you have completed the intake process, you would be informed if we have an event were we allow guests. In those cases you need to have your guest approved. Our Campus and program is for those enrolled in our services.
If you have a friend or family member who might benefit from our services, please let us know and we can inform them how they might become a member at CHR.
You must have completed an intake and be a CHR participant to attend any of the offsite activities. It is not appropriate to have friends or family meet you off-site unless it is otherwise planned as part of the outing.
Transportation services are set up by your case manager at your clinic or using the transportation portal. Please call us to find out more.
CHR has a variety of volunteer opportunities throughout the year and will customize volunteer experiences based on interests. Hosting a special art class for our participants, joining us at an event in the community, and helping us to share information about CHR, administrative duties such as helping us to assemble program materials, or even rallying your friends to donate unused personal hygiene items for our participants are just some of the ways you can get involved. To learn more about getting involved, you can call Maria Whaley, Senior Director of Operations at
Call us with any other questions at (602) 246-7607.