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Mental Health Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs (MH RRTP) provide a 24/7 therapeutic setting for Veterans suffering from mental illness, substance use disorders, and severe psychological problems (homelessness, unemployment, etc.). RRTPs help Veterans work on improving their quality of life, maintaining their health, and participating in their communities. They also offer treatment for mental illness, including PTSD and substance use disorders. These programs combine peer and professional support and emphasize psychosocial rehabilitation services that increase a Veterans personal responsibility to become as independent as possible. MH RRTPs provide residential rehabilitative and clinical care to eligible Veterans who have a wide range of problems, illnesses, or rehabilitative care needs. These can include mental health, substance use disorder, co-morbid medical, homelessness, vocational, educational, or social needs. The term MH RRTP refers to the bed category and includes the following models: Domiciliary Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs (DDRTP) A DDRTP provides residential care for Veterans, treating medical and psychiatric problems, substance use disorders, PTSD, and homelessness. DRRTPs provide a 24 hour per day, 7 days per week, structured and supportive residential environment as a part of rehabilitative treatment. DRRTPs are larger residential programs with multiple units serving various patient populations. Domiciliary Care for Homeless Veterans (DCHV) DCHVs provide a 24/7 structured and supportive residential environment as a part of the rehabilitative treatment. Health Maintenance Domiciliary Health Maintenance Domiciliary beds provide residential care for Veterans, treating medical and psychiatric problems, substance use disorders, PTSD, and homelessness. Health Maintenance Domiciliary beds provide a structured and supportive residential environment 24/7 as a part of rehabilitative treatment. Health Maintenance Domiciliary beds focus on symptom reduction and stabilization as part of the rehabilitative approach to facilitating community integration. General Domiciliary (General Dom) or Psychosocial Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Programs (PRRTP) These programs provide residential care for the general Veteran population, treating medical and psychiatric problems, substance use disorders, PTSD, and homelessness. General Doms and PRRTPs provide a 24/7 structured and supportive residential environment as a part of rehabilitative treatment. Domiciliary PTSD (Dom PTSD) or Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program (PTSD-RRTP) These programs provide residential care to Veterans with substance use disorders. Dom SA and SARRTP provide a 24/7 structured and supportive residential environment as a part of substance use disorder rehabilitative treatment. Compensated Work Therapy- Transitional Residence (CWT-TR) A general CWT-TR is not targeted exclusively for any particular mental health population and provides TR services. General CWT-TR offers therapeutic work-based residential rehabilitation services designed to help Veterans return to their communities.