View Search Results

Provides a 50 bed transitional housing program specifically designed for homeless veterans.

Provides a transitional housing facility with support services for homeless male veterans receiving intensive outpatient services from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Community Based Outpatient Clinics.

An initiative for youth in the county; implement programs in their schools and community organizations that will work toward reducing substance abuse among the teen population. Teams of students from different school plan activities in their own schools and communities to provide knowledge and awareness.

Provides transitional housing for individuals aging out of the foster care system and also provides supportive services.

Provides housing for families experiencing a housing crisis. Families can stay in furnished apartments for up to 90 days while taking advantage of supportive services. The goal for each family: achieving stable housing and employment.

Offers emergency housing, meals and bus tokens for homeless men up to 90 days to help homeless men find employment and save money for permanent housing. Offers 90 day aftercare programs for homeless men who have completed chemical dependency treatment. Offers a 15 bed corrections half-way house. Call for more information.

Provides six bedrooms for single women and women with children in transition from homelessness to permanent housing. Program includes chores, group living, and employment activities. Families participate in case management to assist them in addressing the root causes of their current homelessness, including Mental Health treatment, Substance use treatment, finding employment (if needed) and permanent housing. Subsidies for permanent housing and referrals to public housing may be available.

Operates various shelters providing apartment accommodations. Families are able to remain together during this period. If shelters are full or unavailable in a certain area, motel accommodations can be arranged. Also provides case management services to address reasons for homelessness.

Provides temporary housing to single women, families, and single fathers with children in home. Secondary services include budgeting classes, case management, cooking class, bible study, peer support group, road side safety, housing checks, and host church mentoring support.

Provides supportive housing to men transitioning from homelessness and/or ex-offenders. Offers an open-ended contract with no minimum stay and accommodations for up to 48 men (22 men at Trent Ave., 13 men at Fulton House, 7 men at Bill's House, and 6 men at Sandy's House.) Fulton House and Bill's House serves Veterans. Will provide referrals to other housing programs and shelters in the community. Once enrolled in shelter, employment assistance services may be available.

Short-term residential facility providing crisis stabilization for persons experiencing or recovering from a mental health and/or substance use crisis and in need of an intermediate level of care. Clients areadmitted when they are stepping down inpatient psychiatric units or diverted from inpaitent psychiatric admission. Focus on stabilizing the current crisis and mobilzing recources as person can be treated in a less restricitive setting.

An initiative for youth in the county; implement programs in their schools and community organizations that will work toward reducing substance abuse among the teen population. Teams of students from different school plan activities in their own schools and communities to provide knowledge and awareness.

Provides 9-month program offering housing, housing plans, career readiness, job search/placement, volunteer, case management, therapy, counseling.

An initiative for youth in the county; implement programs in their schools and community organizations that will work toward reducing substance abuse among the teen population. Teams of students from different school plan activities in their own schools and communities to provide knowledge and awareness.

Provides a domiciliary for veterans while they receive care through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Serves those with chronic substance use disorder, compulsive gambling disorder, chronic mental illness (or who display suicidal ideation or who are in danger of self harm), major medical problems and who are unable to sustain a residence. Offers services such as psychosocial treatment and rehabilitation, outreach services, referrals, vocational counseling, post-discharge community support, compensated work therapy, any necessary medical and dental care, medication, and counseling. Will help individuals access their Veterans benefits. Will also place veterans in group homes inspected by Veterans Affairs.

An initiative for youth in the county; implement programs in their schools and community organizations that will work toward reducing substance abuse among the teen population. Teams of students from different school plan activities in their own schools and communities to provide knowledge and awareness.

Offers housing to chronically homeless and seriously mentally ill individuals who have moved beyond the need for immediate emergency shelter. Offers supportive case management and stability while residents learn basic living skills and secure a more permanent housing solution.

An initiative for youth in the county; implement programs in their schools and community organizations that will work toward reducing substance abuse among the teen population. Teams of students from different school plan activities in their own schools and communities to provide knowledge and awareness.

Provides transitional housing and supportive services for homeless families with the goal of helping them live independently and transition into permanent housing. The facility can accommodate up to four (4) families with a total of 12 to 15 people.

Provides behavioral health services including intensive outpatient program, drug and alcohol prevention, gambling treatment, intervention and counseling/treatment. Mental health, addictions and dual diagnosis counseling.

Provides permanent supportive housing.

Provides safe, confidential shelter and services to victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse and their children in Pickaway County and offers crisis intervention, case management, legal advocacy, referrals, support groups, individual counseling and more. All services are free and confidential.

Offers Medication Assisted Treatment to clients that meet service requirements.

Provides behavioral health services including intensive outpatient program, drug and alcohol prevention, gambling treatment, intervention and counseling/treatment. Mental health, addictions and dual diagnosis counseling.

Provides a combination of transitional housing and rapid rehousing to single homeless women. Transitional facility has 15 beds, is shared living, and provides a safe environment for participants. It is staffed 24 hours a day. Provides intensive Case Management, meals and snacks, bus passes, van transportation, onsite laundry equipment and supplies, toiletries, group outings, life skills training materials and activities, Wi-Fi, and cable TV. Length of stay up to six (6) months. NOT handicapped accessible. Implements a zero tolerance for drug use. Rapid ReHousing assists participants in securing and maintaining a one-bedroom apartment located within Summit County. The program provides intensive Case Management, housing placement, security deposit, monthly rental assistance, utility assistance (one time only), bus passes, moving costs (one time only), bus passes, group outings, and other miscellaneous items. Length of participation is up to 24 months.