Provides an emergency homeless shelter for families and single adults.

Provides emergency housing for migrant households.

Provides a homeless shelter. All residents will be given the choice to enroll in the Ready For Life program. Ready For Life has been developed to help residents turn their lives around and achieve independence. Those who are in agreement to getting better and changing their lives will craft their own goals and road maps to reach those goals. Cherry Street has numerous partners and programs in place to provide support and services to help the individual achieve those goals. Services could include: temporary housing, meals, basic needs, literacy, GED, vocational training, career training, mentorship, small groups, job placement, mental health care, financial literacy and spiritual care. Potential guests who do not want to participate in the program and do not have a valid reason for refusing to participate (such as a medical need) will not be able to stay that night. They can return at any time, even on the same day, if they change their mind about participating.

Provides emergency shelter for families. Intake is through Coordinated Access.

Provides temporary shelter to single adult men who are experiencing homelessness in Clinton County. Services provided to shelter guests include meals, case management, life skills instruction, and connection to educational and physical and mental health resources.

Provides a supervised living environment to severely mentally ill people who need supervision and support so that they can gain greater independence. Staff monitors self-administration of medications, supervises meal preparation, and helps residents develop proper personal care and hygiene. Provides training to enhance and further daily living skills development. The Transitional Living Center (TLC) can also provide short term crisis bed services to individuals who need diversion or transition from a psychiatric hospital setting (9 beds). In some cases, the crisis bed has been used to provide temporary shelter to a person with a mental illness who is also homeless. If beds are not available, agency will work with the client to develop a plan to secure housing and will refer to community services as needed (follow-up and help with paperwork are also provided).

Provides shelters and supportive services to families and/or women.

Provides temporary daytime access to heated facilities during times of extreme cold.

Dispatches police officers within the Fairborn city limits to the scene of a crime in progress or a police emergency incident (call 911). Dispatches police officers to the scene of incidents where citizens need non-emergency assistance phones. Serves as a warming shelter in extreme cold weather.

The Homeless Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program will provide financial assistance and services to prevent individuals and families from becoming homeless and help those who are experiencing homelessness to be quickly re-housed and stabilized. The funds under this program are intended to target individuals and families who would be homeless without this assistance. Every household assisted by this program is provided case management to help them identify needs, establish a safe living situation, and to create a plan that connects them to the resouces needed to help them maintain housing. Only help with utility assistance if they are in jeopardy of being evicted.

Columbus Recreation and Parks Department will extend hours at select community centers during extreme cold. Watch the department's website and social media channels for updates. Information is also shared with the local news media.

Provides temporary daytime access to heated facilities during times of extreme cold.

Provides emergency overnight shelter for homeless adult men and women on a walk-in basis. Evening meal and breakfast items provided. Showers and laundry available. Additional support services may include housing assistance, employment assistance, counseling, support groups, case management, and budgeting as well as planning and goal setting. *Additional services are also provided for veterans *Winter Policy (until March 15th) - If LSS if full and Foundation has beds open, clients will be sent to The Foundation shelter, if both shelters are full, clients will be able to sleep at LSS. LSS will not turn anyone away.**

Manage and deliver coordinated transportation services to residents of Columbiana County. Provides transportation planning, rider training, trip brokerage and coordination, safe-driver training, and the coordination of all transportation options within the county. Specific attention to promoting accessibility, education and awareness to older adults, persons with disabilities, persons with low income, veterans and other underserved populations.

Columbus Recreation and Parks Department will extend hours at select community centers during extreme cold. Watch the department's website and social media channels for updates. Information is also shared with the local news media.

Provides parks and recreation facilities as cooling centers during heat emergencies, evaluates the need to extend hours of operation at faciliteis.

Provides temporary daytime access to heated facilities during times of extreme cold.

Crisis intervention services and emergency shelter for families with dependent children who have been referred by the Family Resource Center at Hands on Central Ohio. Those entering receive basic needs, access to school and child care, case management and referrals to end their housing crisis.

Provides a program to equip eligible individuals with the skills to discover and reach goals they set. Services include meals, shelter, and clothing and various support and skills groups, case management based on results, on-site work activities, job training and readiness, and on-site addiction treatment (if applicable). Programs have a Christian, faith-based focus. Shelter capacity is 95.

Operates an overnight warming center during Code Blue.

Provides shelter for homeless families with a child that is a minor based on need. While in the shelter the family will receive case management services to help them move into permanent housing, children may attend school from the shelter, families share kitchen facilities and are responsible for their own meals while in the shelter, laundry facilities are available too.

Provides temporary daytime access to heated facilities during times of extreme cold.

Serves up to 42 women each night. The residents are provided three meals a day as well as case management services. They are also provided with hygienic necessities such as showers, soap, shampoo and toothpaste. Limited clothing for the individuals is provided as well.