Mississippi Case Management Consortium Print E-mail
Welcome to the Mississippi Case Management Consortium! We are pleased to be able to provide this website for our partners to use as they implement this program, as well as for the sharing of information which reinforces our commitment to collaboration.

The mission of the Mississippi Case Management Consortium is to deliver high quality disaster case management services to clients who meet eligibility criteria by focusing on the case management processes of assessment, planning, advocacy, linking and monitoring. To accomplish this mission, the MCMC has assembled a family of affiliate organizations who are working in concert with one another and the clients that they serve. We look forward to the successes ahead of us, and thank you for stopping by!
 
Adopt a Katrina Family Print E-mail

Adopt a Katrina Family logoHelping families who still need assistance post-Katrina to return to their homes.
The MCMC Adopt A Family Website shows families available for “adoption” (“financial sponsorship”).

Browse the website www.AdoptaKatrinaFamily.org and find a family you’d like to adopt. Let's get every family back home!

 
What's New? Print E-mail

Image of file folder.The download area has been completely rearranged to make it easier for you to find documents. If you are unable to intuitively find what you seek by selecting a folder based on the folder name, you may wish to utilize the document search feature to find the documents you need. You can find the search feature at the bottom of any folder in the download area.

 

Affiliate Program Book


Created by MCMC for our Affiliates the program book is a tool kit of forms, reports, and policies to use to implement the program. These documents are available in our download area.

Getting Attention


Please visit our partners page to view more information about the organizations MCMC is collaborating with to deliver case management services to eligible clients.

Update July 1, 2010

You have most likely heard the saying: “There is a very thin line between love and hate.” But, what about this one? “There is an extremely thin line between progress and loss.”  I have been ruminating on this thought for several days, and I thought it might be worthwhile to write a weekly update in order to put this into perspective for all of us working in the recovery effort. Let me explain what I am talking about:

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