The FACT program serves adults with severe and persistent mental illness, who may also have a co-occurring substance abuse disorder. The program’s multidisciplinary staff obtain or directly provide all mental health services to persons served, primarily in their homes or the community, including: psychiatric care; medical referral and follow-up; individual supportive therapy; crisis assessment and intervention; substance abuse services; work-related vocational services; support in activities of daily living; social, interpersonal relationship and leisure time training; case management services; and supportive services. In addition, the program assists individuals to obtain affordable housing, which may include assistance with security deposits, utilities, and rent.