Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) services, customized for transitional aged youth (14 - 21) are comprehensive, interdisciplinary, and a community-based team approach to serving individuals who have diagnosed (or diagnosable) mental illnesses, often accompanied by a co-occurring substance use disorder or other medical conditions, and a variety of social health complexities. ACT services benefit individuals who experience difficulty meeting and/or sustaining every day needs and/or interpersonal functioning, education, or employment due to mental health symptoms. Services include case management, medication management, support with daily activities, and other community support services.