Community Support Program of Bucks County's Unified Committee In-Person and Zoom!
Bucks County’s CSP Committee takes place on the 2nd Wednesday each month, from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM In-Person and Zoom!
Our Picnic Planning Subcommittee meets the 1st Tuesday of every month 4:00-5:00 PM via zoom.
The 1st Wednesday of each month the Welcoming Subcommittee will meet 10:00-11:00 AM via zoom. The purpose of this subcommittee is to focus our efforts on creating ideas to help with both community education and engagement.
If interested, please contact Marissa MacKeverican for more information.
In-Person and hybrid meetings began at our first August 2022 meeting. Future CSP Bucks Meetings will rotate between Lower, Central, and Upper Bucks County. Locations are as follows:
Lower Bucks: Reach Out Foundation (152 Monroe Ave #1, Langhorne, PA 19047)
Central Bucks: Christ’s Home Community Center (800 York Road, Warminster, PA 18974)
Upper Bucks: Revivals Outreach Center (4 South Ridge Road, Perkasie, PA 18944)
https://bit.ly/CSPZoom
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/6867586153?pwd=S1VGVFZQVm5hL2RzY0VLbVZNdXdBQT09
Dial on phone: 1 (646) 558-8656
Meeting ID: 686 758 6153
Password: 1432123
Contact:
Marissa MacKeverican, CSP Coordinator
Phone: 215-907-0573
Mail to: 1432 Easton Rd, Ste 2D
Warrington, PA 18976
E-mail: cspbucks@namibuckspa.or
About CSP of Bucks County
The Community Support Program (CSP) is a coalition of individuals who receive mental health services, their family members, mental health providers and interested community members along with the Bucks County Department of Behavioral Health/Developmental Programs and other County Behavioral Health Partners in an equal partnership to promote recovery and excellence in the delivery of community based mental health services.
At monthly meetings individuals come together to exchange information /formulate ideas about how all parts of the local community can coordinate assets to offer the most needed services and supports to people who experience mental health challenges and to identify opportunities where people in recovery can contribute in building a better community.
Our Vision
Every person with behavioral health challenges will enjoy the highest quality of life. Quality of life consists of inclusion in community, easy access to and choice of comprehensive treatment services and supports and multiple opportunities to enhance personal growth and recovery.
Our Mission
To provide the space and support for those who attend CSP meetings to work collaboratively together using the CSP principles to evaluate mental health services, policies, regulations, legislation and community opportunities to make recommendations/advocate for change that will positively impact the lives of individuals with mental health challenges.
Our Goals
Creating Coalitions: To foster communication and collaborative partnerships among people in recovery, families, professionals and community groups.
Advocacy: To review and make recommendations regarding County, Regional, State and National services, policies, legislation and regulations that impact persons in recovery, their families and the community.
Community Integration: To support recovery from mental illness by advocating for equal access, opportunities, and choices in education, health care, housing, meaningful work and relationships, transportation and spiritual and leisure activities that represent the character of the community.
Comprehensive Services: To ensure that community-based behavioral health services and support systems are comprehensive, available, accessible, appropriate and accountable.
Education: To influence and create positive attitudes, behaviors and knowledge about individuals with mental health challenges, families and services. To ensure training and technical assistance in CSP Principles and exemplary practices are provided to persons in recovery, family members, professionals, community decision-makers and the general public.
Please see the CSP Principles page, the Community Support System page and CSP History page for more info about CSP.