Manna Fund/Manna Treatment Programs Receive Accreditation!
In December 2017, Manna Scholarship Fund, Inc was accredited THE HIGHEST accreditation level, a three-year program, for the IOP and PHP eating disorders program for both adults and youth. This was a long-awaited award!
We continuously plan for this and aim to provide excellent care and an excellent work environment to help everyone touched by Manna to "move from Surviving to Thriving to Leading".
Manna Treatment was originally accredited in 2017 and was re-accreditation for three more years on April 8-9, 2021. If you would like more information on this process, please see the "CARF Corner" on our Manna Treatment page.
Our innovative approach to treating the individual and the family will keep us moving forward while maintaining the best of our heritage. Elements of our CARF accreditation to understand:
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- Strategic Plan (2017-2020)
Manna Fund's National Scholarship Fund for Inpatient and Residential treatment has achieved the following since 2006:
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- Received over 500 applications since our inception in June, 2007
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- Raised over $1,200,000
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- Placed 28 individuals in treatment
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- Partnered with multiple inpatient facilities across the nation and negotiated reduced rates for inpatient stays
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- Follow up with scholarship recipients to determine success of program/length of stay across time (in progress)
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- Utilizing information provided in applications to create a new database of information regarding those who are not able to receive adequate care
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- Creation of the Gems of the Heart program, where mothers and daughters make jewelry while learning how to improve their body image, become aware of causes of eating disorders, and teach mothers how to be instrumental in reducing eating disordered behavior in their daughters
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- Article written on Manna Fund in the August 2011 edition of Georgia Trend magazine
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- Mentioned in the December 3, 2010 New York Times article "Treating Eating Disorders and Paying for It".
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- Completed new website/moble application to help integrate treatment for those who are in desperate need...www.talkitout.com (to be reinstated in Fall, 2019)
