Provides supplemental food card that includes staple foods, fruits and vegetables; nutrition education; breastfeeding education; support and counseling; and referral services to eligible women and children. During the summer also provides a one-time $30 supplemental voucher to a limited number of participants for fruits and vegetables from selected local growers (Farmers' Market Nutrition Program), available while supplies last. Also offers speakers who discuss the program and the value of good nutrition.

Provides assistance with paying for repair or purchase of appliances, personal expenses (clothing, child restraint seats, diapers, toiletries, and so forth), home furnishings (beds, mattress and box springs, kitchen table, chairs, and so forth). Provides assistance with paying for treatment, relocation, and education due to infestation of pest(s) including but not limited to bed bugs, fleas, rodents, roaches. Maximum amount of assistance will vary depending on what is needed.

Provides mentors for parents whose newborn children are hospitalized in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Mentors are parents who have experienced the hospitalization of their own newborns. They are matched with parents currently in similar situations. Mentors provide support, share resources, and listen to parents going through the experience. Mentors receive training to ensure they can assist.

Provides intensive outpatient chemical dependency treatment in a 3-phase service. In Phase 1, a complete assessment is done, and counseling and group interventions begin. In Phase 2, the focus is on a relapse prevention plan, positive coping skills, responsibility and sober life management. Parenting classes are offered to clients who are required to participate as part of their plan, and are also open to other participants who have children. Phase 3 focuses on self recovery, journaling, and family roles and relationship sessions. 12-step meetings, individual and couples counseling are primary components of the larger program. Program includes education on topics like domestic violence, dealing with trauma, health screenings, referrals to needed basic services (food, housing, etc.) Child care is not available during sessions currently due to COVID 19.

Harbor works to help children be successful in the home, school and neighborhood by providing services that include counseling, psychological testing, psychiatric evaluation, community based services, community psychiatric supportive treatment, home health services and evidence based treatments

Provides a variety of donated, gently used clothing for children who are being cared for by a relative.

Provides temporary housing for homeless persons meeting age eligibility. Those needing to leave their homes due to mortgage foreclosure, eviction, fire, structural damage, loss of utilities, or other unsafe housing conditions are also served. Housing will accommodate 8 residents. Residents are allowed to bring in their own food and cook for themselves. All residents work closely with the case manager in order to secure permanent housing. Some funds may be available for residents to help with relocation to permanent, appropriate housing. Help may include funds for security deposits, moving assistance, storage, and other help related to relocation.

Offers privately owned rental housing that is made available to low-income individuals, families, and older adults at reduced rates.

Offers four (4) online support groups through the Facebook Groups feature. These groups are designed to help Connecting for Kids (CFK) subscriber families draw on each other's experiences and support each other in real time. The groups are moderated by Connecting for Kids administrators and available only to subscriber families. Groups available include: - CFK Families: Group for families to connect, ask questions, and support one another. - CFK Dads Only: Group for fathers and father figures. - CFK Gifted Children: Group for families with a child who has been classified as gifted or twice-exceptional (2e). - CFK Complex Needs: Group for families with a child who has been diagnosed with moderate-to-severe disabilities.

Provides a Resource and referral assistance and general case management program that assists families struggling with challenges and assistance identifying and working towards goals. Next Steps College Completion program pairs Success Navigators work with low-income students at Sinclair Community College to help them overcome non-academic barriers to completing their education.

Providing no-strings-attached cash assistance to pregnant individuals. NOTE: Applying does not guarantee selection to join the program. This location is a research study that will include a high cash group and a low cash group. If selected to move forward, individuals may be placed in either the high or low cash group.

Provides financial rewards for keeping prenatal and well baby appointments(checkups, lead screening, immunizations, flu shots) and for items like diapers and baby food for new and expecting parents. Members can redeem rewards through organization's online rewards hub. Rewards are available for those getting preventive care such as dental exams, annual physicals, flu shots, diabetes well care visits and testing and more.

An intensive, interactive 4 session approach with a certified coach for parents and co-parents to improve family relationships with content from RINGS, PREPARE/ENRICH and The Happy Kid Toolkit.

Offers privately owned rental housing that is made available to low-income individuals, families, and older adults at reduced rates.

Maintains information about community resources that are appropriate for fathers. Provides information and referrals to community agencies and organizations that offer specialized services related to fathers.

Provides a residential treatment facility for women suffering from addiction to alcohol or other drugs. Length of stay is determined by medical necessity, with average stay of 4 months. Aftercare referrals provided which may include referral to Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP). Maximum length of in-patient stay is four (4) four months. Two months of aftercare are provided.

Maintains information about community resources that are appropriate for pregnant women and links clients with appropriate community resources such as housing and specialized counseling.

Provides behavioral and mental health services including, comprehensive assessment services, individual therapy, group therapy, pharmacological management, mental health case management, crisis intervention and/or support, and psychological testing.

Provides support and referrals to appropriate local resources addressing the awareness, prevention, and treatment of mental health issues related to childbearing.

A Community Health Worker meets 16 times with the client (4 prenatal and 12 postpartum). Each session involves support education and testing to verify continued abstention from tobacco. Program is designed to give women incentives to stop using tobacco during and after pregnancy by providing diapers to those who remain tobacco-free during pregnancy and the first year of their child's life. Provides baby diapers for eligible women. Those who remain tobacco-free will receive 14 $25 vouchers to use for diapers for one year from participation.

Offers a support groups for mothers who are pregnant or have children. Provides connections, support, activities, and resources to help mothers.

Provides temporary subsidized housing in private rental units throughout Portage County. Assists residents in achieving and maintaining permanent housing, increasing economic and social empowerment and building on family strengths to improve family functioning and self-determination. Clients are provided with case management, budget counseling, life skills education, employment readiness training, vocational & educational assistance, job search assistance, linkage with other services, housing counseling & placement assistance. Goal is to move the client to permanent housing and self sufficiency. Shelter will help clients who are moving from the shelter into stable housing (such as an apartment) with acquiring household items and furniture.

Offers a Single Father Mentoring Program for men who are involved in the case plan of the local children's protective services organization. Participants report to a mentor at least twice a week to get help focusing on their goals and documenting their process. Mentors utilize a collective case management approach by working with faith based, government and social services agencies that are involved in the clients' support system.

Provide temporary shelter for single women and women with children who are homeless. Length of stay is 30 days with goal of moving to stable housing. Assistance with finding permanent housing and other resources.

Offers a residential program for persons seeking to overcome addictions. Residential programming includes: NA and AA support groups; case management and support services, including adult mentoring. Also offers offender/ex-offender support groups, and support groups for friends and family of inmates/offenders/ex-offenders off-site. Program is primarily spiritual in nature, but will accommodate a wide range of faiths.