Serving individuals 16 and older, AIM Center provides psychiatric rehabilitation services to promote community acceptance and reintegration.

AIM programs such as Employment, Education, and Housing are all designed to support program participants who are empowered to manage their illness and pursue goals for education, employment, health, family life, and community integration to ultimately become healthy, contributing members of society.

By offering a lifetime membership, AIM participants are encouraged to utilize services whenever needed.

Member Perspective

August 6, 2008

Dear Bonnie,

Seeing you was pleasant today at the AIM Center, as I had just returned from a vacation in Florida on Tuesday. The new tile has a lot of grandeur and the rooms in the clubhouse look great. Your AIM Center “to do list” must be a never-ending proposition, and you do as fine a job as anyone I can think of in running the AIM Center. My memories of the clubhouse on McCallie Avenue will never leave my mind, but our new facility has become a classy addition to the great city of Chattanooga.

The name of our food service unit quarters, “The Bistro,” of which I am a member, is very progressive and magnificent. Larry and Allan do a good job of supervising the unit, and the vending machines are harmonious with the elegant furnishing. I want to know more about the future of the food service unit, as I have heard rumors of our proposed deli construction, and I enjoy becoming more industrious in the unit as well.

Thank you for exercising strong, professional leadership that has helped me and countless others gain increasing respect, and credibility in society. I am grateful for all the units being blessed with knowledgeable and competent staff. Carry on my thanks to all the Board of Directors and those who support the AIM Center for what they believe in, and what I know is a great cause.

Winston Robbins

AIM Member