Pineland Community Service Board

Pineland Community Service Board (PCSB) is a public non-profit agency serving an eight to nine-county region in rural Georgia, specializing in behavioral health and developmental disability services. With 36 locations across the region, PCSB functions as a critical safety net provider for individuals with mental health, substance use, and developmental disabilities who cannot access services through other means. The organization is registered in SAM.gov and has been actively receiving federal grants, focusing on providing comprehensive mental health and community-based support services to underserved populations in rural communities.

PCSB has received significant federal grant awards from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and its Center for Mental Health Services, specifically targeting mental health and substance use disorder treatment initiatives. Two notable prime federal grant awards include Project Restore (Award ID: H79SM085635), which aims to restore and expand clinical service deliveries post-COVID-19, and a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) grant (Award ID: H79SM083244) designed to increase access and improve treatment quality for mental and substance use disorders. These grants support staff expansion, telehealth infrastructure development, staff training, and extensive community outreach. PCSB collaborates with regional partners such as East Georgia Health Center, Bacon County Hospital, and Wayne Accountability Drug Court to enhance service delivery. Additionally, the organization has a planned sub-grant award with the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities for AD Clubhouse Services, further demonstrating its commitment to comprehensive behavioral health support.