SETH Campaign

Building on the success of the community collaboration model of the Creating Homes Initiative (CHI), the SETH Campaign was announced and implemented in 2004.

The SETH Campaign is a targeted, grassroots, local-community, multi-agency
collaboration to increase recovery service options and availability for
Tennesseans diagnosed with mental illness and co-occurring disorders in the
areas of:

• Support
• Employment/Education
• Transportation
• Housing

These four key components are essential for persons with mental illness and co-occurring disorders to integrate fully into and become contributing members of their communities of choice.

Housing was the first major area of concentration for the SETH Campaign, followed by Employment/Education. Subsequently, SETH will focus on Support and Transportation Services.