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Offers a comprehensive service, the Map for Healing & Recovery program, a fast track guide to help anyone, physically, emotionally, relationally and spiritually, including life purpose. We also provide personal coaching/mentoring for individuals, couples and families. We offer an optional, spiritual, inner healing prayer for deeper hurts and general prayer support for all participants. We teach about and officiate baptisms. We can also help some of our members in need with other job and life skills and other assistance. Volunteering can often be "therapeutic" and there are dozens of rewarding ways to help, in person and virtually. We also have regular social events. All services are offered in person in the Dayton area and online, anywhere in the country.

Offers acute care medical services including: kidney dialysis; open heart surgery and angioplasty; pulmonary medicine; micro-vascular surgery for amputated body parts; adult burn treatment including Burns Recovered a support group; and cancer detection, treatment, and support at David L. Rike Cancer Center.

Child Team Service and Support Administrators (SSAs) can assist with such things as: Accessing community resources Obtaining in-home supports/respite Life planning (guardianship, estate planning etc.) Individual Education Plan (IEP) processes Coordinating with school personnel or other service agencies to meet the needs of the individual and family. Locating appropriate activities and learning opportunities Providing diagnosis-specific resources and education Planning behavioral intervention supports as needed

Deaf Community Resource Center offers various programs including: Vocational Services. Case Management and Support Services. Early Intervention for Hearing loss birth to age 3.Sign Language Classes. Social and peer interaction for deaf and hard of hearing youth and their families. Family to family support.

Provides case managers from both Su Casa Hispanic Center and Refugee Resettlement Services to assist individuals and families in navigating complex systems by advocating for them and connecting them to much needed resources in the community, such as health, housing, employment, education, legal, and mental health services.

Offers personalized guidance to families and caregivers dealing with Alzheimer's disease and related memory loss disorders to help them identify needs and concerns, learn about available community resources, and develop coping strategies as they deal with difficult decisions.

Service Coordinators, also known as Service Support Administrators (SSA), assist eligible individuals with their request for services from this agency or any other agency in the community. The Service Coordinator is the "single point of accountability". What this means for individuals with disabilities and their families is they do not have to navigate the often confusing system of agencies, providers, doctors, teachers, etc. alone. Ideally, when communication occurs between the service providers and individual’s needs; the services are improved. Other tasks the Service Coordinator can help with include: - Determine Eligibility - Information and Referral - Service Placement - Crisis Intervention - Advocacy - Service Monitoring - Major Unusual Incidents.

Provides services ranging from budgeting, independent living, technical assistance, advocacy, employment support and peer support on the behalf of the individual with hearing loss.

Individual Support Coordinators (ISCs) support clients through coordination of services including social, medical, education, and employment. Services may include: *Identify the person’s strengths and resources. *Determine the needs of the person and work to find resources to support those needs *Create a plan that helps individual reach their goals *Connect individual and family with resources and help coordinate between multiple agencies when needed *Check in regularly to discuss updates, changes, and successes *Family supports are also available.

Links families of children with special health care needs to services.

Provides case management and counseling to persons on community control (parole), the formerly incarcerated, and persons with prior involvement with the justice system. Program focuses on relapse prevention and social reintegration services geared towards assisting the community based offender in becoming a productive member of society.

Specializes in Treatment, Family and Juvenile Sex Offender Foster Care and offers community based mental health services. Mental Health services include: mental health assessment, Therapeutic Behavior Support and counseling for children, adolescents and adults offered in the home, office or community. Programs include: Transitional Aged Youth services, Applied Behavior Analysis for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, School Prevention and School Social Worker Programs, Peer Support, Social Skills Group and Parent Support Group, Triple P, Respite, MultiSystemic Therapy, Juvenile Sex Offender Counseling, Hi-Fidelity Wraparound, Bridges for foster care.

Temporary living environment where treatment and support services can begin. Six beds; not a crisis unit; length of stay two weeks, up to one month. For persons with mental health problems who are homeless or are in danger of becoming homeless, or need to acquire skills and access to resources to achieve independent living.

Provides medical care and case management for youth with genetic or metabolic disorders, such as Byler's Disease, Cohen Syndrome, Prolidase Deficiency, PKU, etc. Prepares and coordinates treatment protocols and care plans for the client, including follow-up care. Special attention is paid to the Amish community, who account for a larger proportion of the rare genetic and metabolic diseases.

Assists individuals with identifying and accessing services such as medical, psychiatric, social, financial, and educational. Services are usually long term and ongoing. Provided by licensed mental health case managers. * Services are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Provides child case management and support to all children involved in The Shelter services. Offers support groups for children 6-17 about all aspects of domestic violence. Provides public speaking when requested to schools about domestic violence and dating violence.

Environmental health division providing: food and water inspections; nuisance complaints; rabies control; residential lead hazard investigation. Nursing and community health division providing: communicable disease follow-up; immunizations for children and adults; foreign travel immunizations; flu shots; case management for children with medical handicaps; community health assessment and education; tuberculosis clinic; preventative health services. WIC program provides supplemental nutrition support to women, infants and children under the age of 5.

Our case managers can help minimize barriers with you to help you stay focused on recovery. Common support provided includes assistance with organizing transportation, housing, food stamps, employment, child support, Medicaid, even legal and/or court issues. Your Case Manager will assess your situation and advocate for you, coordinate your overall care, take care of any insurance issues, connect you to additional services as needed, and help you manage any crises that come up along the way.

Work with individuals to help identify and gain the use of local resources to assist in daily needs such as shelter, food, clothing, and care coordination.

Specializes in Treatment, Family and Juvenile Sex Offender Foster Care and offers community based mental health services. Mental Health services include: mental health assessment, Therapeutic Behavior Support and counseling for children, adolescents and adults offered in the home, office or community. Programs include: Transitional Aged Youth services, Applied Behavior Analysis for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, School Prevention and School Social Worker Programs, Peer Support, Social Skills Group and Parent Support Group, Triple P, Respite, MultiSystemic Therapy, Juvenile Sex Offender Counseling, Hi-Fidelity Wraparound, Bridges for foster care.

Provides anonymous and confidential HIV testing. Provides comprehensive case management to people living with HIV/AIDS. Services include emergency financial assistance, referrals for medical, dental, legal, and other community resources, counseling, support groups, activities and rental and utility assistance. Outreach through Ohio AIDS/STI Hotline.

Offers case management to helps Hispanic seniors make medical appointments, fill out forms, obtain information, medical transportation, and other services as needed.

Offer credentialing opportunities, with curriculum partner New Collar Network, in 3D printing technologies to students in an 18-week experience in preparation for the workforce. Family Support Specialist collaborates with community organizations throughout the Mahoning Valley to assist young women and their families before, during and after pregnancy with food, transportation, clothing, diapers, medical appointment scheduling/follow up, essential needs and employment.

Environmental health division providing: food and water inspections; nuisance complaints; rabies control; residential lead hazard investigation. Nursing and community health division providing: communicable disease follow-up; immunizations for children and adults; foreign travel immunizations; flu shots; case management for children with medical handicaps; community health assessment and education; tuberculosis clinic; preventative health services. WIC program provides supplemental nutrition support to women, infants and children under the age of 5.

In-home client assessments link individuals with appropriate long-term services; services are an alternative to nursing home placement which include but are not limited to adult day care, home-delivered meals, chore service, homemaker, minor home modifications, medical transportation, personal care, social work counseling, nutritional counseling, emergency response, independent living assistance, medical supplies and medical equipment.