Clayton Center was established in 1971 as one of the first three community programs in Georgia. We are located in Clayton County. Since July 1994, the Center has operated under the authority of the Clayton Community Service Board (CCSB) which is comprised of advocates, consumers, and their family members.  Consumer-driven services are provided for adults and children with issues stemming from mental illness, substance abuse and/or developmental disabilities. Services, which are tailored to meet the needs of individuals and their families, are provided at seven primary locations and in numerous residential settings.

Our Mission

Clayton Center provides services that minimize the impact of mental illness, developmental disabilities and addictive diseases in the lives of persons served and their families while supporting their inclusion in the community.

Company Profile

Clayton Center operates through a contract with the Georgia Department of Human Resources' Division of Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities/Addictive Diseases (MHDDAD). There are five MHDDAD regional offices that serve as contact points for people needing treatment for mental illness, addictive diseases, or developmental disabilities. State services are provided through seven state hospitals, one mental retardation institution, private providers, and through contracts with 25 community service boards including Clayton Center. In addition to providing treatment, support and prevention services, contracted community programs screen people for admission to state hospitals and give follow-up care when they are discharged.

Clayton Center is a CARF accredited agency.

Clayton Center would like to Acknowledge the following sponsors:

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