About
DeKalb CSB
Who We Are
The DeKalb Community
Service Board (CSB) is a public agency, a public corporation and an
instrumentality of the State of Georgia, and is created pursuant to
OCGA § 37-2-6 et seq. to provide mental health, developmental
disabilities, and addictive diseases services. The service area of
the agency is DeKalb County, Georgia. The DeKalb CSB succeeded the
DeKalb County Board of Health on July 1, 1994, as the public provider
of mental health, developmental disabilities, and addictive diseases
services in DeKalb County.
Our
Mission
The
mission of the DeKalb Community Service Board is to be in partnership
with consumers, their families, and other organizations to provide
mental health, mental retardation and other developmental disabilities,
and addictive diseases services which result in the fullest participation
of consumers in community life.
Our
Vision
The vision of the DeKalb Community Service Board is
to offer services of such high quality so as to become the accredited
provider of choice among consumers, their families, and third party
purchasers.
Our
Values
The
DeKalb Community Service Board is an organization which values .
. .
Ethical behavior in the delivery of services.
Easy access to services.
Care which is culturally appropriate.
Management which is responsive.
Clinical practices which reflect current professional standards
of excellence.
Respect for consumers and their families.
Full participation of consumers and their families in planning for
services.
A work environment which encourages exceptional outcomes.
Responsible resource management.
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