During the last year, the Center’s housing program provided services to 222 individuals with severe and persistent mental illness, including assistance in accessing transitional and permanent housing.
 

The Path Program, which assists homeless individuals impacted by serious mental illness, served 47 individuals. Of those served, 37 individuals accessed permanent housing; 16 obtained job-readiness training; 11 obtained competitive employment; 7 received continuing education in local colleges; and 2 obtained training toward obtaining their GEDs.
 

The Center’s Supported Employment Program assisted individuals with serious mental illness to obtain competitive employment. During the last year, 269 individuals with serious mental illness obtained employment, and 114 of these individuals maintained employment for at least 90 days.  
 

The Center was awarded a contract from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections to allow continuation of our Sexual Offender Treatment Program.
 

The Center entered into contracts with the Salem School District to provide school-based consultation, and with Daw Middle School in Wellsville to implement the Care Team Project, which provides on- site school-based intervention and counseling services.
 

Established contract with Cherished Children’s Daycare and Preschool to provide early childhood mental health consultation.
 

Through a contract with the Columbiana County Department of Job and Family Services, the Center continued to provide the Project SAFE Parent Education Program, demonstrating excellent outcomes for program participants.