Case management coordinators are responsible for assisting our clients through a collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation and advocacy for options and services to meet your individuals needs through communication and available resources to promote quality cost effective outcomes.

The Vocational Training program is designed to provide on the job training. Our participants require the extra time and support offered to obtain vocational skills necessary for supported employment upon completion. The process includes the following:

1. Individual Development Plans

Our counselors assist with developing a written plan that outlines what career goals you want to accomplish and what steps you can take to meet those goals. As a result, you are able to:

• identify, organize and plan your career.

• personalize the plan that best reflects your career aspirations, whether you want to plan for professional development, promotional opportunities or retirement in the next few years.

2. Job Placement Assistance

Our employment counselors work with individuals to assist them in making the most effective career decisions. Most decisions are based on the individual’s “dream job confession,” Plan B to the “dream job,” current education level, past work experience, past criminal history, and past work recommendations. After assessing this information a plan is put into action with the assistance of community partnerships for possible job opportunities.

The Healthy Living Program promotes Health and Wellness through education of Diabetes, Heart Disease, Colon Cancer, Prostate Cancer, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and other diseases and health concerns that are prominent in low socioeconomic communities.

This program provides an array of services to Veterans and their families such as:

• Case Management

• Individual Counseling

• Group Counseling

• Family Counseling

• Housing/Community Referrals

• Substance Abuse Counseling

• Anger Management Counseling

TPCOS has its own community clothing closets. All clothing is donated from various individuals in the community. Clothing (male/female) sizes range from birth to plus sizes.

Each year in December Top Priority Community Outreach Services partners with other agencies to provide a time of celebration, honoring and recognitions. This event is hosted as a grand Gala and offers a time of fellowship, heavy hors de vours, surprise recognitions, gifts and dancing. 

Our Past Honorees Include:

2011

All employees and volunteers from Top Priority Community Outreach Services, Inc. and Top Priority Care Services, Inc.

2010 

Bishop Dr. Sir Walter Mack, Jr. – Pastor of Union Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, NC 

Josh Howard – The Josh Howard Foundation

Debra Benbow – for sound clinical advice and commitment to best practices and quality of care for our consumers

2009

Mr. Ben Piggot– Recreation Department City of Winston-Salem

Coach BB and Coach Mike for their commitment and dedication to the Winston-Salem Mavericks

2008 

Josh Howard and the Josh Howard Foundation