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The Service and Support Administration plans, develops and oversees services for individuals living with disabilities and their families, provide links to supports and coordinate services, assess needs, facilitate development of individual service plans, arrange for services and oversee the provision of those services.

Provides free, personalized support to families with children and youth from birth to age 21. Parent and Youth Advocates (PYAs) assist families in identifying needs and connecting with resources such as child care, housing, food programs, and other community services. Support is tailored to each family’s situation and offered in ways that best fit their needs.

Individual Support Coordinators (ISCs) support clients through coordination of services including social, medical, education, and employment. Services may include: *Identify the person’s strengths and resources. *Determine the needs of the person and work to find resources to support those needs *Create a plan that helps individual reach their goals *Connect individual and family with resources and help coordinate between multiple agencies when needed *Check in regularly to discuss updates, changes, and successes *Family supports are also available.

Assists families that have multiple needs navigate services. Provides the venue to address family needs, eliminate duplication and build natural supports. Assists with connection to family supports such as respite, camps, social activities, coaching, parent education, advocacy and assistance for paying the cost of these services. Transition planning provided between home to residential placement and back to the home and community. This includes determining the goals of placement, reviewing progress made and supports needed to bring the youth home and assure a stable environment. Structure includes a Service Coordination Steering Committee that reviews cases, approves use of funding, and monitors outcomes.

Offers Medication Assisted Treatment to clients that meet service requirements.

Program provides emergency overnight shelter for homeless women & children, single women, families (males and females who are married with or without children) or single males with children. Evening and morning meals are served at the shelter.

Provides employment and training services to eligible, low-income individuals based on a comprehensive assessment of employment and training needs, as well as a basic skills assessment. Participants are provided services to support goals outlined in their individual opportunity plan, which may include support to obtain a high school diploma, job placement, work experience, and other supportive services such as rent, child care and transportation. Participants are provided with case management to address barriers to self-sufficiency such as health, addiction/substance abuse issues, housing, education, transportation, etc.

Provide a service of linkage, referral and program planning whereby needed services can be obtained either from the LCBDD or from other agencies in our community or throughout the state. Primarily screening new referrals, determining program and funding eligibility, developing participant plans, monitoring the provision of services to residents, and dealing w/emergencies. For children over the age of three, contact LCBDD's Admissions Coordinator at 740-349-6588 or 800-325-2848. They will assist with eligibility determination.

Offers services that include: - Family Navigator Program provedses screening, information, referral options, follow up services to families with special needs children. - Pathways to a Healthy Pregnancy offers coordination services for Medicaid eligible pregnant women; services for teen health issues, including pregnancy.

Provides medical case management to pregnant and new mothers. Service includes creating an individualized care plan and coordinating appointments with the plan member's Primary Care Physician (PCP) to meet the member's needs in the most appropriate setting.

Parenting group focusing on positive ways to parent young children. Child sitting available if needed. Classes are seven 2-hour sessions from October 7- November 18, 2021held at Alta's Campus of Care location at 1960 E. County Line Road, Mineral Ridge, Ohio.

Operates as a central point of intake for services for veterans who are homeless or who are housing insecure. Offers case management, vocational rehabilitation counseling, supportive employment, and linkage to medical services. Clients will be linked to all appropriate VA services as well as the services of other community agencies that partner with this program. Laundry and shower facilities are available for client use.

Assists public assistance recipients and low income individuals and families in obtaining social services.

Provides a hospital diversion program for young adults. Includes hospital outreach, CSPT, individual and group counseling, benefits consultation and vocational services, psycho-educational groups for youth and parents and support groups for parents/caregivers.

Provides a hospital diversion program for young adults. Includes hospital outreach, CSPT, individual and group counseling, benefits consultation and vocational services, psycho-educational groups for youth and parents and support groups for parents/caregivers.

Individual and group therapy sessions offered for survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence, rape and sexual assault. Survivor Empowerment group; Secondary Survivor group; Crisis-Stabilization and Emotional Support Planning.

Provides case planning, crisis management, emotional support, safety planning (current and future), personal advocacy, problem solving & conflict management, information & referral, scheduling and activities coordination, and other related aspects of service that a family may need. CM conducts the intake of a case and includes trauma screening as well as threat assessment. CM establishes our agency's supportive relationship with a family and coordinates all aspects of service delivery.

Provide individual and group counseling, case management, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, payee program, transition aged youth programming, anger management, early childhood mental health services, in-home counseling, school based services, on site laboratory and pharmacy services.

1. Eagle Healthworks accepts patient who call or drop-in to the clinic. Valid photo ID (state, driver's license, prison, military)and proof of insurance required. If self-pay call for rates. 2. After initial intake, we will perform a biopsychosocial assessment to determine appropriateness of treatment. 3. Next, you will provide a urine drug screen and alcohol breathalyzer test to determine current substance use and intoxication. 4. Next, you will either see the provider for a full evaluation and diagnosis, or be scheduled.

The role of an SSA is to listen and learn from people interested in county board services and to help coordinate services and supports that enable them to have a good life! An SSA can help you to: see if you’re eligible for services; help you put together a plan that includes keeping you as safe and healthy as possible; and check to make sure your personal plan is kept current and meets your needs.

Provides the opportunity to get assistance with issues related to parenting, to apply for needed benefits, to participate in a job training program with the goal of employment, and to discuss with a case manager a plan for family success with a professional social worker. Service includes assistance with becoming a foster or adoptive parent.

Specializes in Treatment, Family and Juvenile Sex Offender Foster Care and offers community based mental health services. Mental Health services include: mental health assessment, Therapeutic Behavior Support and counseling for children, adolescents and adults offered in the home, office or community. Programs include: Transitional Aged Youth services, Applied Behavior Analysis for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, School Prevention and School Social Worker Programs, Peer Support, Social Skills Group and Parent Support Group, Triple P, Respite, MultiSystemic Therapy, Juvenile Sex Offender Counseling, Hi-Fidelity Wraparound, Bridges for foster care.

Provides housing and clinical case management for people living with HIV/AIDS

Temporary living environment where treatment and support services can begin. Six beds; not a crisis unit; length of stay two weeks, up to one month. For persons with mental health problems who are homeless or are in danger of becoming homeless, or need to acquire skills and access to resources to achieve independent living.

Provides comprehensive biopsychosocial (diagnostic) assessments, counseling services, and community-based case management services. Some of the services include grief, trauma, and bereavement counseling, substance use disorder counseling, and family counseling.