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Offers an in-home or in-office mental health assessment that reviews an individual's mental health history, education, and skill levels to provide a baseline for treatment.

Develops partnerships with parents, guardians, and youth in order to strengthen the family unit by providing case management and supportive services. The goal is to help youth succeed in school and develop life skills with help from the family. The Family Resource Center also aids families that are dealing with issues such as domestic violence, truancy, teen pregnancy/parenting, job readiness, and youth who are demonstrating at-risk behaviors.

Provides free eye exams and glasses to all children and their family who qualify. Additional services include preschool vision training and preschool screening programs, educational curricula and brochures, research, and advocacy for public health issues relating to vision and blindness.

Provides diagnostic and treatment services including counseling, medication management, and psychiatric case management to plan and coordinate needed services for youth and adolescents.

Provides diagnostic and treatment services, including surgical services, for people whose illnesses or injuries require that they remain at the hospital for at least one night.

Prescribe and monitor use of medication for dealing with symptoms of diagnosed psychiatric disorder. Services DO NOT include counseling or therapy. * Services are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Provides comprehensive oral health services to youth including preventative, diagnostic, therapeutic and restorative. Services include routine dental care such as cleanings, examinations, and diagnostic care, as well as fillings, extractions, and trauma care. Offers staff trained to care for children with special needs.

Offers a pregnancy and post-pregnancy shelter for adolescent mothers ages 14 to 18 and their infants. Services include residential services, parenting skills, education assistance, abstinence education, nutrition information, childbirth classes and coaching assistance, and transportation.

Provides child psychiatrists, certified nurse specialists and registered nurses who offer a full array of comprehensive, integrated psychiatric services for children and adolescents, including psychopharmacologic medications.

Voucher program assisting children with vision screening and eyeglasses. Voucher does not cover past eye care appointments.

Provides a diagnostic mental health assessment and recommends the appropriate level of care that will best meet each child’s treatment needs.

Provides in-home community-based individual and family counseling and case management services for youth ages 5-18.

Provides behavioral and mental health services including: assessment services, individual and group mental health case management services, individual and group behavioral health counseling and therapy services, pharmacological management, targeted case management, crisis intervention and psychological testing.

Offers a fellowship of young Al-Anon members, usually teenagers, whose lives have been affected by someone else's drinking. Young people come together to share experiences, discuss their difficulties, learn effective ways to cope with their problems, encourage one another, and help each other understand the principles of the Al-Anon program.

Prescribe and monitor use of medication for dealing with symptoms of diagnosed psychiatric disorder. Services DO NOT include counseling or therapy. * Services are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Provides crisis de-escalation, immediate response, and wraparound stabilization services for up to 42 days following a crisis involving a youth and young adults age 20 years old and under. Services provided by the Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) team may include: safety assessments, de-escalation, peer support, and skill building,

Provide youth-led prevention support for struggling high school students. Students are trained in active listening skills to assist peers and direct them to high school counselors.

Offers hairpieces for children who are suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis. Each hairpiece is made from real human hair and arrives long so recipients may style it to fit their faces. The hairpiece forms a vacuum seal, like a suction cup, and does not require the use of tape or glue. Only the wearer of the hairpiece may remove it, by breaking the vacuum seal at the temples.

Sojourners assists runaway and homeless youth in Southeastern Ohio through our network of emergency short- and long-term housing programs. Each young person entering our housing receives help with immediate needs followed by case management to help them move from volatile, unsafe living environments to more stable housing.

Provides individual therapy, group therapy, skill-building, and medication management in a structured outpatient setting as an alternative to inpatient care.

Houses Clear Fork School District students in grades 9th through 12th. Can obtain youth work permits for students from principal's office.

Provides low-cost basic dental services including exams, cleaning, diagnostic x-rays, fluoride treatments, sealants, and extractions.

Pre-Employment Transition Services (Pre-ETS) are intended to help students with disabilities, as early as age 14, who could benefit from an early start in exploring career interests. The five services include: Job Exploration Counseling; Work-Based Learning; Counseling on Post-Secondary Opportunities; Workplace Readiness Training; and Instruction in Self-Advocacy. These services are contracted with ILCNCO and are high-level, quick exposure, typically up to 8 hours.

Offering preschool stotry time for children. Activities include stories, songs, finger plays, creative dramatics, and crafts based on a weekly theme. Preschool Story Time often provides a child’s first independent learning experience in a group of children. Parents and guardians should contact the library where they are interested in attending for more information and to register.

Offers a coordinated specialty care program for individuals age 10 to 25 at clinical high-risk for psychosis.