GRN Community Service Board - Drug Rehab

GRN CSB

Gwinnett-Rockdale-Newton

The GRN Community Service Board is a public agency created by state law to provide mental health, developmental disabilities, and addictive diseases services. We have been providing these services since 1976.

GRN is governed by a 15-member Board of Directors, the GRN Board of Directors. The members are appointed by the County Board of Commissioners from either Gwinnett, Rockdale, or Newton Counties. As a group, the members reflect the social and demographic characteristics of the three counties and represent the interests of those we serve.

In compliance with the Georgia Department of Human Resources Directive #66811.1, GRN requires verification of lawful presence in the United States for adults seeking non-emergency services.

GRN Community Service Board
175 Gwinnett Dr
PO Box 687
Lawrenceville GA 30046
Tel: 770 962-5544

MISSION STATEMENT

To be the provider of choice for quality services to individuals with developmental challenges and/or severe and persistent behavioral health care needs.

VALUES

The GRN Community Service Board in partnership with consumers, their families and other organizations is dedicated to serving individuals who are most in need. Through education, treatment and rehabilitation GRN strives to:
* Serve individuals in a responsive and supportive environment that respects their independence and dignity.
* Serve individuals in a responsive and supportive environment that encourages the maximum accomplishments of their goals.
* Provide individualized services based on strengths and needs to maximize independent functioning with sensitivity to cultural differences.
* Enhance services through collaboration with public and private providers.
* Create and maintain an atmosphere that promotes accountability to its funders and consumers.
* Increase family and community involvement.
* Ensure the legal and civil rights of our customers.
* Provide prevention and early intervention services to those at high risk of requiring behavioral health care services.

MEASURES OF SUCCESS
* Comments and suggestions from customers
* Family involvement
* Standardized clinical assessment tools
* Integration into the community
* Customer employment
* Appropriate access to state hospital resources
* Efficiency and effectiveness measures
* Accreditation by a national organization (CARF, The Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission)