Vision
We envision a future where courts and health systems collaborate to replace crisis and incarceration with coordinated, compassionate care. We bridge the gap between what exists and what is needed, so that long-term stability and a meaningful life become the standard, not the exception, for people with serious mental illness.
Mission
We build community-driven networks that connect neighbors to behavioral health care. By bringing systems, providers, and people together, we help individuals with serious mental illness find the treatment and stability they deserve for a safer, healthier life.
Values
We believe treatment is essential for individuals living with anosognosia, a neurological condition that prevents a person from recognizing their own need for care. We advocate for combining appropriate legal oversight with robust, individualized services including housing, counseling, peer support, and reentry navigation. Our goal is not control. It is restoration: long-term stability, personal autonomy, and full participation in community life.
Principles
We link behavioral health systems, legal structures, and community resources to build stable, meaningful lives. Our professional network provides education, resources, and coordinated access to care, helping neighbors regain their footing, their autonomy, and their long-term security. We believe no one system can do this alone, and no one should have to navigate it alone either.
Contact info@linkedpathways.org to get more information
In Partnership with www.SandyPruettProject.org