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Targeted Case Management (TCM) is a specialized service designed to assist individuals with complex needs in gaining access to essential medical, social, educational, and other support services. It involves a collaborative process of assessment, planning, facilitation, and advocacy to meet a person's recovery needs. The primary focus of TCM is to help clients navigate various healthcare and social services systems, ensuring they receive comprehensive support to achieve their goals and enhance their overall well-being. This service is particularly beneficial for individuals who require multiple mental health services and have difficulty accessing or sustaining services independently (Gammon & Cotten, 2016). TCM aims to prevent vulnerable clients from falling through the cracks in the human services system and not receiving adequate care. By providing stability, improving quality of life, and reducing recidivism, TCM helps individuals with disabilities or chronic illnesses thrive in their communities. Targeted case management services are designed to assist specific groups of individuals who require comprehensive support to navigate complex healthcare and social service systems. These services focus on populations that face significant challenges in accessing and coordinating the care they need. Some of the populations are: -Adults with mental health.