Fulton County Community Services Board – Single Point of Access (SPOA)

The Fulton County Community Services Board operates the Single Point of Access (SPOA) program to streamline behavioral health services for individuals in need. SPOA helps connect children and adults with mental health challenges to appropriate supports, ensuring they receive coordinated and effective care. The program works closely with local service providers, schools, and healthcare organizations to develop individualized care plans that promote stability and recovery. By facilitating access to case management, housing assistance, and crisis intervention services, SPOA aims to reduce hospitalizations and enhance community-based support.

With a strong focus on person-centered care, Fulton County SPOA emphasizes improving quality of life through timely intervention and collaboration. The initiative also assists families and caregivers, providing resources to help them navigate the mental health system. Their committed team prioritizes confidentiality and advocacy, ensuring that those eligible receive the guidance and support necessary to thrive in the community.

Key Services:
– Coordination of mental health services for children and adults
– Referral and linkage to appropriate treatment programs
– Crisis intervention and case management assistance
– Support in obtaining housing for individuals with mental health needs
– Collaboration with community agencies, schools, and healthcare providers
– Assistance for families and caregivers navigating mental health services
– Advocacy for individuals accessing behavioral health resources