Provides six bedrooms for single women and women with children in transition from homelessness to permanent housing. Program includes chores, group living, and employment activities. Families participate in case management to assist them in addressing the root causes of their current homelessness, including Mental Health treatment, Substance use treatment, finding employment (if needed) and permanent housing. Subsidies for permanent housing and referrals to public housing may be available.

Assists runaway and homeless youth in Southeastern Ohio through a network of emergency shelters and short- and long-term housing programs. Each young person entering housing receives help with immediate needs followed by case management to help them move from volatile, unsafe living environments to more stable housing. There are no housing facilities in Fairfield Co. at this time but youth from the county are considered for the program.

Coordinated Entry Point for families and individuals who are literally homeless and ready to work with area agencies and resources to re-establish themselves. This is NOT a shelter for the homeless, but rather a program with intensive case management that will lead to obtaining and maintaining permanent housing. LCCH is centrally located, convenient to social services and government offices.

Provides an emergency shelter program. Intake is performed through Bishop Cosgrove

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.

Works to create an environment that is healthy and free from harmful substance abuse and use. The Coalition strives to motivate the community, to support healthy lifestyles, and to eliminate underage use of drugs and alcohol.

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.

Works to create an environment that is healthy and free from harmful substance abuse and use. The Coalition strives to motivate the community, to support healthy lifestyles, and to eliminate underage use of drugs and alcohol.

Offers shelter until individual finds a permanent place to live. Includes temporary housing and support services for up to six months to low-income, single men and women, and some areas are able to accommodate young adults and families.

Assist clients with serious mental illness to become more self sufficient by assisting them with resources and services to meet their needs.

Counseling and psychiatric services for adults and transitional age youth. CPST available for adults. Individual, marital, family and group counseling.

Provides short-term, transitional, supportive housing to chronically homeless men with a physical or mental disability, drug or alcohol addiction or history of long-term unemployment.

Provides residential and case management services to young adults, ages 18-24 with developmental disabilities who are also the victims of crime. Service is provided for about one year while staff work to connect clients with necessary services and employment in the community.

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.

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 transitional housing and supportive services for homeless families with the goal of helping them live independently and transition into permanent housing. The facility can accommodate up to four (4) families with a total of 12 to 15 people.

YWCA Dayton's HomeShare housing program is a 2-year transitional “Homelessness to Self-Sufficiency” program that serves women and children in Montgomery County, Ohio, who are transitioning from any of the shelters in Montgomery.

Provides transitional housing with support services for Veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan recently honorably discharged from the service and their families who are currently homeless after having to vacate base housing. Offers support services including case management with an Operation Homefront counselor, support groups, workshops, benefits briefings, and resume writing classes. Property amenities include fully furnished, paid utilities, internet access, cable TV, and telephone service.

Program is for individuals addicted to opioids such as heroin, morphine, or prescription medications. All clients are required to undergo random urine drug screen and participate in intensive counseling sessions and other recovery activities.

Works to create an environment that is healthy and free from harmful substance abuse and use. The Coalition strives to motivate the community, to support healthy lifestyles, and to eliminate underage use of drugs and alcohol.

Works to create an environment that is healthy and free from harmful substance abuse and use. The Coalition strives to motivate the community, to support healthy lifestyles, and to eliminate underage use of drugs and alcohol.

Provides supportive housing to men transitioning from homelessness and/or ex-offenders. Offers an open-ended contract with no minimum stay and accommodations for up to 48 men (22 men at Trent Ave., 13 men at Fulton House, 7 men at Bill's House, and 6 men at Sandy's House.) Will provide referrals to other housing programs and shelters in the community. Once enrolled in shelter, employment assistance services may be available.

Counseling and psychiatric services for adults and transitional age youth. CPST available for adults. Individual, marital, family and group counseling.