A 501(C)(3) non-profit organization. Services offered include: the Professional Development Center vocational school providing welding and machining program, STNA training and Chemical Dependency Counselor Assistance (CDCA) training; job readiness and placement assistance; GED tutoring; Working Toward the Future Program; GROW Urban Farm; nutritionally assisted alcohol and drug treatment with Spanish speaking available; Eagle's Nest Recovery House. Guidance available for those wishing to expunge criminal records.

Twelve session program for male and female parents who have been court ordered to attend parenting classes, for Job and Family Services clients who have parenting classes as part of their case plan, and for parents who want training to help them be a better parent.

Provides treatment for youth who have substance abuse and dependence disorders and behavioral health disorders; through an integrated team approach, the program offers clients and their families the option of receiving services in their home or in the office; services include diagnostic assessment, intensive outpatient groups, case management, aftercare and extended care.

Provides substance abuse assessment, testing and referral for treatment.

Offers independent housing to individuals experiencing the disabling effects of a serious mental or psychological problem. HUD subsidized, 19 efficiency apartments.

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.

Offers individual and group counseling to those whose lives have been affected by their own or a loved one's use or abuse of drugs or alcohol. Provides assessement for drug use disorder as well as mental health issues. Offers psychiatric counseling. Offers dual diagnosis services for those with mental health concerns and substance abuse issues. Peer Recovery Support may also be part of the program.

Offers Medication Assisted Treatment to clients that meet service requirements.

Twelve session program for male and female parents who have been court ordered to attend parenting classes, for Job and Family Services clients who have parenting classes as part of their case plan, and for parents who want training to help them be a better parent.

Offers independent housing to individuals experiencing the disabling effects of a serious mental or psychological problem. HUD subsidized, 19 efficiency apartments.

Twelve session program for male and female parents who have been court ordered to attend parenting classes, for Job and Family Services clients who have parenting classes as part of their case plan, and for parents who want training to help them be a better parent.

Twelve session program for male and female parents who have been court ordered to attend parenting classes, for Job and Family Services clients who have parenting classes as part of their case plan, and for parents who want training to help them be a better parent.

Offers independent housing to individuals experiencing the disabling effects of a serious mental or psychological problem. HUD subsidized, 19 efficiency apartments.

Provides assessment and counseling for drug and/or alcohol use disorder to individuals involved in the court system. The forensic therapist works closely with the courts, probation officers and other community and out-of-county professionals with the goal of decreasing illegal behaviors and encouraging a sober life style.

Provides assessments, outpatient treatment, and individual counseling for those with substance use disorder (alcohol and narcotics). Helps clients understand the nature of the user's dependency and supports efforts toward recovery. Makes referrals to residential treatment facilities if necessary.

Twelve session program for male and female parents who have been court ordered to attend parenting classes, for Job and Family Services clients who have parenting classes as part of their case plan, and for parents who want training to help them be a better parent.

Provides clinical assessments for substance use disorder.

Offers independent housing to individuals experiencing the disabling effects of a serious mental or psychological problem. HUD subsidized, 19 efficiency apartments.

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.

Conducts assessments to determine if an individual is dependent on or abusing any chemical substance. After assessing the nature and extent of the abuse, the client will receive recommendation on a course of treatment.

Provides crisis intervention for persons in mental health crisis including evaluation, prescreening, telephone consultation. Walk in, outreach and referral services available. Ongoing support, coordination of care and assessment for substance use disorder treatment. After hours calls are routed through Help Network of Northeast Ohio at 211.

Provides individual clinical assessments of substance abuse that can be used to get treatment or as directed by the courts, medical professionals, or other personnel. The assessment is administered by a licensed professional.

Provides assessment for chemical dependency as well as group and individual counseling on substance abuse. Provides case management services to those with substance abuse issues. Offers after care and relapse prevention support to assist the client in remaining drug-free. Services may be used to fulfill court requirements; agency will share any necessary documents with entities such as the courts, probation officers, and lawyers as needed.

Conducts assessments to determine if an individual is dependent on or abusing any chemical substance. After assessing the nature and extent of the abuse, the client will receive recommendation on a course of treatment.

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.