About Our Organization

Behavioral Health Services of South Georgia is a public nonprofit organization operated by the South Georgia Community Service Board. Community Service Boards are legal entities created by House Bill 100 in July, 1994, to govern Public Mental Health, Intellectual Disability, and Substance Abuse Services. These services were previously provided by the Department of Human Resources, Division of Mental Health. Public funding for the Community Service Boards is provided by the state through a system of regional funding and planning authorities. These funding authorities are called Regional Boards and the public funding for Behavioral Health Services is through a contractual relationship with the Region 4 Regional Board. Behavioral Health Services of South Georgia is licensed by the State of Georgia and complies with the state standards.

Mission Statement

To lead our community in providing excellent treatment, service and education in the areas of behavioral health and developmental disabilities, fostering meaningful opportunities for mind and body wellness.

Vision

To be the leading provider of comprehensive and quality behavioral health and developmental disabilities services for All people.