Children’s Mental Health Targeted Case Management
(CMH-TCM)

Are you struggling with uncertainty for how to access services for your child? Unsure what services might be available to you? Do you feel like your child is falling behind in their life due to mental health struggles? Children’s Mental Health Targeted Case Management could be the support you’re looking for!

Children’s Mental Health Targeted Case Management (CMH-TCM) could be the support you’re looking for. CMH-TCM assists children diagnosed with a mental health disorder find and maintain services in the community. Your assigned case manager will assess your child’s needs, work with you to develop a care plan, connect you to community-based services and resources and meet with you monthly to ensure a good fit with providers. Meetings can occur in the family’s home, community or other convenient location. Reach offers bilingual case management services in both Spanish and English. Click here to view our CMH-TCM brochure.

CMH-TCM Referral Form

What can CMH-TCM help with?

Case management can help you access and provide support with:

Community-based individual and group mental health services, such as therapy, psychiatry, and day treatment programs
Social skills and activities
County grants
Academic support
Youth employment programs
Transportation programs
County-funded family therapy programs
Waiver & PCA service
Medical Assistance programs
Disability certification

“My case manager goes above and beyond for my son and makes sure he has the right services. I couldn’t ask for a better case manager!”

Who qualifies for CMH-TCM?

Reach provides Hennepin County contracted case management services to children who:

Reside in Hennepin County
Are ages 5-21 (must complete an intake prior to their 18th birthday but can continue to receive these services
until age 21)
Have a current Diagnostic Assessment with a mental health diagnosis
Have commercial insurance, are on Medical Assistance, PMAP or underinsured

CMH-TCM Referral Form

Question?

Have a question about our Targeted Case Management services? Please contact our Managing Director of Mental Health, at [email protected].

What parents are saying about our CMH-TCM services:

“Everyone we’ve worked with from Reach For Resources has been an incredible help and support for our family. The services we have been connected to our invaluable. Case management and the Services that has helped us to obtain have transformed our family life. We went from feeling dysfunctional, out of control, and like we were falling apart because our son‘s autism related behaviors were bigger than what we could deal with, to now feeling his autism is just a part of our lives and we can manage it and have an enjoyable family life in our home. We are a different family today than we were when we began this journey.”

“Our case manager is great – very knowledgeable of the process and next steps. I appreciate having someone to talk to who really understands my child’s case. Her case is complex and at times I feel the weight of the world on my shoulders; it is good to have someone else who truly understands it and can help make sure I am thinking clearly and making appropriate decisions. I appreciate all the time, expertise, and care our case manager puts into her job.”

“Having case management has been a complete game changer for our family, and for my daughter in particular. I cannot say enough good things about our case manager, and I am so grateful for the services that we have received.”

“My case manager is wonderful. She always listens to our requests and needs without judgment and helps us find the services that are best for us.”

Success Story

When Aisha and her family first began participating in Reach’s case management program, Aisha had several areas in which she struggled. She often left home without permission, frequently missed school, had poor hygiene, was very argumentative with her mother, and did not have a good knowledge of personal safety. Through the program, Aisha bonded with her case manager and was able to make some significant changes in her life. Aisha began attending school regularly and made lots of friends. She obtained an internship the summer before her senior year of high school. She applied to colleges with the assistance of her case manager and was accepted to each. Aisha continues to thrive from the support she and her family received during a challenging time in their lives.

Children’s Mental Health Targeted Case Management(CMH-TCM)