Community Support Programs (CSP) are for adults living with a serious and persistent mental illness. CSPs provide coordinated professional care and treatment in the community that includes a broad range of services to meet an individual's unique personal needs, reduce symptoms, and promote recovery. CSPs are designed to be capable of providing services that can be tailored to the individual’s needs at any given time, ranging from minimal to intensive, or a level that might otherwise require care in a hospital setting.
Eligibility for CSP
Eligibility for services is based on a qualifying mental health diagnosis that imposes a disability in daily living and a risk of a continuing pattern of hospital or institutional care. This program is not available in all counties. Contact your county to learn if they offer CSP.
Available in 65 counties
- Adams
- Ashland
- Barron
- Bayfield
- Brown
- Buffalo
- Burnett
- Calumet
- Chippewa
- Clark
- Columbia
- Crawford
- Dane
- Dodge
- Door
- Douglas
- Dunn
- Eau Claire
- Forest
- Grant
- Green
- Green Lake
- Iowa
- Iron
- Jackson
- Jefferson
- Juneau
- Kenosha
- Kewaunee
- La Crosse
- Lafayette
- Langlade
- Lincoln
- Manitowoc
- Marathon
- Marinette
- Marquette
- Menominee
- Milwaukee
- Monroe
- Oneida
- Outagamie
- Ozaukee
- Pepin
- Pierce
- Polk
- Price
- Racine
- Rock
- Rusk
- St. Croix
- Sauk
- Sawyer
- Shawano
- Sheboygan
- Trempealeau
- Vernon
- Vilas
- Walworth
- Washburn
- Washington
- Waukesha
- Waupaca
- Waushara
- Winnebago
Contact DHS CSP staff
Email questions or concerns about CSP to the Division of Care and Treatment Services.
