Taylor County Human Services Department

From its Meldford location, the agency supports individuals and families across Taylor County who are facing mental health concerns, substance use issues, or daily challenges that have become difficult to manage. By bringing practical assistance and outpatient care together, the agency helps clients regain stability, strengthen daily routines, and work toward lasting well-being.

Services and Care Approach

Clients receive care through a certified outpatient clinic staffed by licensed therapist, a psychologist, and a psychiatrist. The clinic provides individual, marital, and family counseling, psychological evaluations, psychiatric consultations, and medication management. Substance use support includes an outpatient AODA program, 1-on-1 counseling, and intoxicated driver program for eligible individuals. For people living with serious mental illness, services such as community support, CCS case management, sheltered employment, and court-ordered commitment services offer steady guidance over time. The team makes an effort to understand each person's needs and adjust care so clients and families feel heard and supported throughout their experiences.

Access and Community Support

All Taylor County residents can seek services, and cost is never a barrier. Fees follow a sliding scale, insurance is accepted, and Medicaid/BadgerCare is welcomed. In addition to clinical care, the agency provides economic support, long-term support, developmental-disability resources, and child and family services. Together, these programs create a reliable network that helps people manage stress, rebuild stability, and move forward at a pace that feels right for them.