Offers a homeless drop in center for youth with emergency food, clothing, counseling, shower, laundry facilities, and computer access. Assists youth to move from homelessness and into a more stable living environment by providing additional resources.

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.

Offers mental health assessment, community psychiatric support, counseling, therapy and pharmacological management.

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

Provides educational experience focusing on peer pressure, decision making, and building self-esteem in 5th through 8th grade students. Empowers young people to make healthy decisions with regard to substance use, mental health, gambling, relationships, and violence through youth-centered approaches.

Provides free medical care for uninsured individuals. Treatment services include: - Sudden illness such as cough or cold, stomach pain, sore throat, rash, headache, ear ache, and so forth. - Minor injuries such as cuts, sprains, back pain, and possible broken bones. - Health screenings such as blood pressure and diabetes checks. - Initial treatment for tooth, eye injuries or infection. - Referrals for emergency or follow-up care including mental health care. - Free or discounted prescriptions. - Spiritual and emotional support from a Christian perspective.

Provides crisis de-escalation, immediate response, and wraparound stabilization services for up to 42 days following a crisis involving a youth age 20 and under.

Assists children who may need an eye exam and glasses. Provided through partnership with Prevent Blindness Ohio, and funded by individual donors and foundations.

Provides free transportation for eligible Akron Public School's high school students to and from school, an after-school job, or other school-related events.

Provides time limited, face-to-face individual and group counseling within one of Zepf Center's facilities. The focus is on creating hope and positive change. Therapists work with clients to improve their level of functioning in the home with their families, in their communities and at work. Individual needs are identified, and therapeutic goals are defined that include but are not limited to: assisting clients to improve daily functioning, teaching and implementing positive coping skills for managing mental health symptoms, understanding and healing from traumatic experiences, and developing conflict resolution skills for navigating stress and problems encountered in life.

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 eye examination through participating optometrists at no charge to infants under the age of 1 year old.

Working with Franklin County Juvenile Court and Franklin County ADAMH Board to provide an intensive (2-4 hours a week) evidence based program with 24 hour crisis intervention. The intervention program consists of five major components in addition to pretreatment activities: Engagement in change, motivation to change, relational/interpersonal assessment and planning for behavior change, behavior change and generalization across behavioral domains and mulitple systems.

Offers a prevention and after school program focused on developing talents and social skills in a safe and drug-free atmosphere.

Provides screening, diagnosis, and treatment for youth who are experiencing acute or chronic psychiatric problems. Treatment may include individual counseling, case management, school-based therapy, group counseling, home-based therapy, and medication management. Services may be provided in a variety of settings including offices, homes, schools, and community agencies.

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

Offers six (6) coupons to WIC clients worth $5 each to purchase Ohio-grown fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs at Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) locations.

Provides structured mental health program that meet up to 6 hours a day 5 days a week. Services included in the program may include group therapy, family meetings, skill building, and education. *Youth group is available for ages 12-18

Provides in home mental health assessment, treatment planning, family and individual counseling, parenting education, and links to other services for families who need intensive child, youth and family treatment.

Offers a treatment program for adolescents ages 13 to 17 with substance use related issues. Aims to replace alcohol and drug use with positive reinforcements such as spiritual and recreational activities, mentoring programs, and better communication with family members.

Offers coupons worth $30 each month to WIC clients to purchase Ohio-grown fresh fruits, vegetables and/herbs at Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) locations.

Provides unique, once in a lifetime opportunities for children diagnosed with life-threatening disorders.

Helps homeless teens learn how to live safely and successfully in the community. Youth are assigned a Community Support Provider, Independent Living Mentor, and Counselor who assist youth to reach their goals. The Transitional Living Team teaches independent living skills while providing mental health support and secure living arrangements.

Houses St. Peter's Junior and Senior High School students grades 6-12. Can obtain youth work permits for students from principal's office.