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Offering preschool stotry time for children. Activities include stories, songs, finger plays, creative dramatics, and crafts based on a weekly theme. Preschool Story Time often provides a child’s first independent learning experience in a group of children. Parents and guardians should contact the library where they are interested in attending for more information and to register.

Provides structured mental health program that meet up to 6 hours a day 5 days a week. Services included in the program may include group therapy, family meetings, skill building, and education. *Youth group is available for ages 12-18

Provides treatment for children and adolescents with emotional, behavioral, psychiatric, and/or chemical dependency problems. Families are involved in the process of treatment, education and support.

Offers a prevention and after school program focused on developing talents and social skills in a safe and drug-free atmosphere.

Provides a central clearinghouse that can refer children and families to mental health services. Licensed social workers and clinical counselors can assess caller's needs and direct them to the appropriate service which might include the emergency room, an in-patient hospital service, or a local therapist/counselor.

Operates a specialized docket program that serves juveniles and actively engages their parent/guardian in services to address their substance dependence, which affects their ability to be successful.

Provides free medical care for uninsured individuals. Treatment services include: - Sudden illness such as cough or cold, stomach pain, sore throat, rash, headache, ear ache, and so forth. - Minor injuries such as cuts, sprains, back pain, and possible broken bones. - Health screenings such as blood pressure and diabetes checks. - Initial treatment for tooth, eye injuries or infection. - Referrals for emergency or follow-up care including mental health care. - Free or discounted prescriptions. - Spiritual and emotional support from a Christian perspective.

Offers six (6) coupons to WIC clients worth $5 each to purchase Ohio-grown fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs at Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) locations.

Provides in home mental health assessment, treatment planning, family and individual counseling, parenting education, and links to other services for families who need intensive child, youth and family treatment.

Trauma Focused Day treatment integrates mental health and educational interventions. - Provides a continuum of services designed to assess, treat, and reduce severe emotional and/or behavioral disturbances in youth who have experienced trauma.

Offering preschool stotry time for children. Activities include stories, songs, finger plays, creative dramatics, and crafts based on a weekly theme. Preschool Story Time often provides a child’s first independent learning experience in a group of children. Parents and guardians should contact the library where they are interested in attending for more information and to register.

Provides individual therapy, group therapy, skill-building, and medication management in a structured outpatient setting as an alternative to inpatient care.

Provides diagnostic and treatment services including general and specialized care, emergency services and outpatient programs.

Provides individual therapy, group therapy, skill-building, and medication management in a structured outpatient setting as an alternative to inpatient care.

Outpatient groups address various treatment areas for children 5-17 years old. Incentives are offered for attendance and participation and dinner or snacks are provided in many groups. Groups include Anger Management, AOD (alcohol or drugs), AOD Residential Aftercare, Caregiver / Parent Support, DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy) for Youth & Caregivers, Girls Empowerment Group for Survivors of Trauma for Youth & Caregivers, Lasting Solutions for Everyday Problems (Family Conflict & Problem Solving), LGBTQ, Managing Feelings & Making Friends and Teen Social Skills.

Provides employment and training services to eligible, individuals with low income based on a comprehensive assessment of employment and training needs, as well as a basic skills assessment. Participants are provided services to support goals outlined in their individual opportunity plan, which may include support to obtain a high school diploma, job placement, work experience, and other supportive services such as rent, child care, and transportation. Participants are provided with case management to address barriers to self-sufficiency such as health, addiction/substance use issues, housing, education, and transportation.

Working with Franklin County Juvenile Court and Franklin County ADAMH Board to provide an intensive (2-4 hours a week) evidence based program with 24 hour crisis intervention. The intervention program consists of five major components in addition to pretreatment activities: Engagement in change, motivation to change, relational/interpersonal assessment and planning for behavior change, behavior change and generalization across behavioral domains and mulitple systems.

Provides backpack with two-day supply of meals. Includes two breakfasts, two entrees, and two snacks. * Provided through partnership with Greater Cleveland Food Bank.

Each annual program has focused theme, including recreational activities for youth with disabilities. Events held weekly and run for 8 to 10 weeks, beginning the first week of Jun, and are 2 hours long. * Note: Parents/caregivers must accompany the youth and are responsible for transportation to and from events. Events occur rain or shine, unless weather is critical and may have to change location so check with the office when in doubt. With social distancing PPE provided and mandated guidelines for the health and safety of all in place.

Provides screening, diagnosis, and treatment for youth who are experiencing acute or chronic psychiatric problems. Treatment may include individual counseling, case management, school-based therapy, group counseling, home-based therapy, and medication management. Services may be provided in a variety of settings including offices, homes, schools, and community agencies.

Offers a civic leadership initiative designed to educate Akron’s youth about their government, community organizations and service-led projects. Participants will learn about Akron’s history and social issues, tour City facilities and get a behind-the scenes look at how city government works. Prepares area high school students to become positive role models, and allows them to build character and develop leadership skills through training and youth council meetings.

Offers a variety of behavioral health services to address the needs of children, adolescents and their families. Services include child and adolescent psychiatry, counseling, developmental behavioral pediatrics, psychology, ADHD, feeding disorders and cerebral palsy treatment.

Sojourners assists runaway and homeless youth in Southeastern Ohio through our network of emergency short- and long-term housing programs. Each young person entering our housing receives help with immediate needs followed by case management to help them move from volatile, unsafe living environments to more stable housing.

Provides a bed package for children. Includes wooden bed frame, mattress, sheets, blanket, and pillow. * Program funded by Orrville Area United Way in partnership with Salvation Army-Orrville.

Urgent care center for youth with board certified physicians on duty at all times.