Community psychiatric supportive treatment. Provides intensive case management to severely mentally disabled clients and provides after hours emergency crisis intervention for their clients. Behavioral health assessment, counseling and therapy, medication management.

30-unit apartment complex for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. Preference is given for homeless individuals, but it is not mandatory for admittance. Each of the Apple Grove buildings has five one-bedroom apartments with a kitchen, bath, and living room/dining room combination. On-site community building provides an indoor recreation area, and ample outdoor space is also available for recreational programs. Community support services are provided to individuals by The Counseling Center.

- Provides transitional housing and services to female victims of domestic violence. Permits children to reside with mother. - Designed to be longer-term housing of up to one year after a possible stay in secure shelter. - Housing is subsidized by The Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority and is located at an apartment building in Kent. - There are 11 units with two (2) bedrooms each. - Will help clients seeking stable housing with acquiring household items and furniture.

Operates affordable, safe transitional housing for low- and extremely low-income women, many of whom have special needs. Works to foster independence by focusing on housing retention, vocational development, and employment. Supports participants in developing and following a goal plan that devotes a minimum of 40 hours a week toward attending school, actively seeking employment or community service.

Provides transitional housing to homeless youth ages 18 to 24 years old. Program enables youth to become self-sufficient by providing housing; counseling; educational support; employment readiness; life skills training; and follow-up for two years.

Offers a 2 year comprehensive residential housing program for single mothers (18 years and older) with 1 or 2 children (5 years or younger). Provides child care, housing, life skills training, counseling and the opportunity to continue their education and/or work.

Federally funded program designed to help income-eligible Ohioans with their winter heating bills. The program runs from July 1 to March 31.

Provides a domiciliary for veterans while they receive care through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Serves those with chronic substance use disorder, compulsive gambling disorder, chronic mental illness (or who display suicidal ideation or who are in danger of self harm), major medical problems and who are unable to sustain a residence. Offers services such as psychosocial treatment and rehabilitation, outreach services, referrals, vocational counseling, post-discharge community support, compensated work therapy, any necessary medical and dental care, medication, and counseling. Will help individuals access their Veterans benefits. Will also place veterans in group homes inspected by Veterans Affairs.

Transitional Housing apartments offering 20 one-bedroom units and four two-bedroom units for residents exiting St. Vincent Haven, the Salvation Army or New Beginnings Domestic Violence shelter. Affordable housing and comprehensive supportive services. Maximum stay one year.

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.

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.

Community psychiatric supportive treatment. Provides intensive case management to severely mentally disabled clients and provides after hours emergency crisis intervention for their clients. Behavioral health assessment, counseling and therapy, medication management.

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 transitional shelter for homeless women who are recuperating from an illness or injury. Offers a facility with private rooms, ongoing medical supervision, medication management, meals, and coordination with local health care providers. Residents also receive intensive case management that includes submitting housing applications, benefits review, assistance to file for SSDI and to resolve barriers to self-sufficiency, healthcare enrollment, and rent/utility assistance. Provides on-sight substance abuse/mental health assessment and treatment, support groups, and transportation to and from any needed medical or housing appointments.

Provides long-term domestic violence shelter and advocacy, and is committed to helping survivors and their children achieve their goals. Bethany House does not discriminate for any reason including the color of your skin, ethic origin, culture experience, native county, sex, disability, age, religion, gender expression, or sexual orientation. The shelter and support services are provided free of charge

Provides a drug-free, alcohol-free and smoke-free transitional housing facility with support services for homeless male Veterans. Provides onsite therapeutic groups through the expressive arts as well as individualized comprehensive case management.

Provides transitional shelter for homeless men and women who are recuperating from an illness or injury. Offers two facilities (one for men and the other for women) with private rooms, ongoing medical supervision, medication management, meals, and coordination with local health care providers. Residents also receive intensive case management that includes submitting housing applications, benefits review, assistance to file for SSDI and to resolve barriers to self-sufficiency, healthcare enrollment, and rent/utility assistance. Provides on-sight substance abuse/mental health assessment and treatment, support groups, and transportation to and from any needed medical or housing appointments.

Provides housing for up to 4 years for no cost. Other services including daycare, recreation, case management, and education assistance may also be available through the program.

Permanent housing for low to moderate-income families and Veterans at risk of becoming homeless. Section 8 and VASH vouchers are accepted. Located on Youngstown's North Side.

Federally funded program designed to help income-eligible Ohioans with their winter heating bills. The program runs from July 1 to March 31.

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.

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.

Permanent housing for low to moderate-income families and Veterans at risk of becoming homeless. Section 8 and VASH vouchers are accepted. Located on Youngstown's North Side.

Emergency and transitional/permanent housing for clients The Place Next Door is a housing community for persons with a severe and persistent mental illness. Guidelines: - Applicants must have a diagnosed mental disorder including depression, bi-polar disorder, schizoaffective disorder, PTSD, anxiety, etc. - Applicants must be unaccompanied or single with no other person that will be living with them. - They have to have enough income to afford the $651 (approximately) per month rent, a housing voucher or some way to pay. Rent includes utilities. - Prior evictions are considered on a case by case basis as a part of the application process. - They can apply M-F 8-3. They are not taking appointments. They can just walk in. - If they have photo ID, SS card and proof of income that is helpful. - If they are not already a client of the Main Place, they will have to do an intake first.