Provides shelter to men. Alcohol and drugs use is strictly forbidden. Residents must maintain sobriety on and off property. Residents expected to assist with daily functioning of house. Shelter capacity is 28. Transitional house capacity is 12. No pets of any type are accepted.

Provides a treatment facility for those adults who require long-term treatment for chemical dependency. Uses a holistic approach in recovery and prepares clients to reenter society. Offers gender specific programs including individual, group, and family counseling. Also presents clients with recreational, educational, and volunteer opportunities with the goal of helping clients develop the tools needed to develop meaningful interpersonal relationships and to fulfill responsibilities that accompany living with others in a stable, healthy recovering household.

Provides case management services to young adults. Clients will be paired with a trained case manager who will help develop a personalized case plan to foster independence. Participants will learn skills such as financial planning, job readiness, study skills, time management, goal-setting, problem-solving and critical thinking. Ten transitional housing beds are reserved for Geauga County residents only (clients may access case management services even if they are not using the housing portion of this program).

Offers sober living facilities for people who are recovering from substance use disorders (alcohol or drugs). For the first 3 months residents attend support groups and cannot be employed. Following that, residents may choose to continue to live at the center and obtain employment. Provides residents with supportive services, such as GED classes.

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.

Provides a housing program designed to increase independent living skills and self-sufficiency through a non-clinical peer support model. Goal is permanent housing. Program includes support services, assistance with establishing educational goals if wanted, skills to maintain behavioral health, manage finances, and develop social supports in the community.

Provides a temporary hotel stay for homeless men in Geauga County. Can house up to five individuals.

Provides permanent supportive housing.

Provides motel vouchers for residents of Darke County who have become homeless. Up to 7 nights of lodging may be provided.

Provides an emergency homeless shelter for families and single adults.

Provides emergency overnight shelter to eligible individuals. Also serves as a homeless shelter as part of Cuyahoga County's Coordinated Intake program for individuals with specific barriers that may keep them from establishing and keeping stable housing.

Provides holistic programming that typically can last from 8-12 months. Programs have Christian focus. The long-term program consists of courses, intensive case management, on-site work activities, job readiness, and continuing education. Capacity is 166 beds. Shelter letters may be requested by outside agencies only, not by clients.

Provides a eight-bed sober living facility for women who are recovering from addiction to alcohol or other drugs. Seeks to help clients achieve independence. Recovery supervised by an on-staff counselor; a manager is on duty 24-hours a day.

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.

Provides housing and assistance with individual development in academics, career, life skills, financial literacy, job search, and mentoring for eligible individuals. Service includes room and board in a multi-room home setting with shared common space. Capacity is seven.

Offers sober living facilities for people who are recovering from substance use disorders (alcohol or drugs). For the first 3 months residents attend support groups and cannot be employed. Following that, residents may choose to continue to live at the center and obtain employment. Provides residents with supportive services, such as GED classes.

Provides overnight shelter and supportive services such as meals and social service referrals. Capacity of the shelter is 12-14.

Provides an overnight shelter. Services include sleeping cots, showers, food and information about community resources. Also provides transportation from several sites in Chillicothe to the shelter.

Provides emergency overnight shelter to eligible individuals. Also serves as a homeless shelter as part of Cuyahoga County's Coordinated Intake program for individuals with specific barriers that may keep them from establishing and keeping stable housing. Capacity of shelter is 126 beds and 30 mats.

Provides rooms in houses for those moving from homelessness to self-sufficiency. There are 3 houses total. Individuals are expected to maintain their rooms, to do their laundry, to purchase and prepare their own food, and to interact with and get support from other residents through regular house meetings.

Provides a 17-bed residence for individual men who need a sober environment to support their substance abuse recovery or a transitional residence after release from prison. Residents share in chores, must attend 3 12-step meetings per week (for substance abusers) or a mandatory weekly meeting for counseling (for ex-offenders), and are generally supervised by a house manager. Typical stay is 6 months-1 year. Twelve apartment suites are also available for those who are ready for a more independent living situation.

Offers a 4-phase, 6-month (minimum) rehabilitation plan for adult women. Residents receive transitional housing, life skills training, behavioral health services, and 12-step recovery among a diverse group of women. Residents are encouraged to seek employment.

Provides shelter with case management, life coaching, faith-based mentoring, and referrals to resources for recovery services and job skills training to those who are eligible.

Offers sober living facilities for people who are recovering from substance use disorders (alcohol or drugs). For the first 3 months residents attend support groups and cannot be employed. Following that, residents may choose to continue to live at the center and obtain employment. Provides residents with supportive services, such as GED classes.

Provides shelter to homeless families with children (and in some cases, single women). During their stay, clients will be assessed to identify any services and benefits needed and will receive assistance with housing search, employment and/or education. Shelter will work with existing providers to assist families in transitioning to self-sufficient living.