The Assessment/Intake is the central point of admission to all programs.  Screening and an assessment are provided to all individuals seeking care for themselves and or family members.  Patients are assessed and referred to appropriate services within the organizational system of care.  Services are provided on a walk-in basis or by appointment at our main location, which is 1469 NW 36^th Street Miami, Florida 33142.  Please call 305.635.7444 for more information.  We accept Medicaid and Medicare, and most Medicaid managed care plans and private insurances.  A sliding fee scale is available for self-pay clients.  At intake, you will need to bring proof of income, a government issued identification, and a list of all current medications.

Case managers work with pediatric and adult patients to ensure continuity of care through an assessment, programmatic monitors, personalized service plan, and linkages to community resources that meet health, economic, housing, and other social needs.

Assist patients who present with an emergency or crisis via screening, evaluation, and referral to a Baker Act receiving facility or hospital. CIS is available on a walk-in basis Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM at our main location, which is 1469 NW 36 Street, Miami, Florida 33142. CIS is only available by telephone after normal business hours 7 days a week at 305.635.7444.

Family Safety Net is a grant funded by The Children’s Trust. As part of a Family Neighborhood Support Partnerships network designed to strengthen families, FSN provides Care Coordination / Coaching and strength-based support in Allapattah North, Brownsville, Liberty City, Overtown communities, and West Little River. These services are provided to families with children under eighteen or children with disabilities up to age twenty-three at no charge

Project Get Involved a mentoring program housed at Brownsville Middle School. As a United Way Impact Partner, New Horizons CMHC provides mentoring opportunities to students as they transition from elementary school through middle school and set goals for High School and beyond. Based on the Check & Connect system, mentors build trusting bonds between the teachers, students, and their families to encourage consistent school engagement, improved behavior, and academic excellence.

Family Support Services provides enhanced support to children and families and prevents foster care placements through the provision of mental health, substance use prevention, treatment services, and in-home parent skill-based programs. The program serves families whose children are deemed safe and at "high- risk or very high- risk" of future maltreatment and families with no identified present danger but too early to determine impending danger. Citrus Family Care Network serves as the central point of referrals and eligibility determination for services.

Psychiatric evaluation and pharmacological interventions are provided for pediatric and adult patients in need of psychotropic management for their mental health issues.

The agency provides evidence-based individual, family, and or group counseling interventions to assist patients’ in achieving personal, social, and life management.  Access to care is afforded to low-income patients.