Wrap-around services refer to non-clinical, supportive resources designed to help individuals stay engaged in treatment and sustain recovery. These services go beyond direct medical care to address the practical, social, and environmental challenges that can interfere with recovery.
Examples include assistance with:
Transportation to appointments
Employment and job training
Childcare support
Housing stability
Legal and financial issues
Education and life skills development
By addressing these broader needs, wrap-around services help promote long-term stability, independence, and recovery success.
Sources: SAMHSA_NCBI