Services are designed to help individuals build skills to increase their capacity to positively impact their own environment.

Individual and group sessions are available in person or via telehealth to address individuals and families’ unique needs.

Trained crisis consultants are available 24/7 to answer calls to address mental health crises, provide support and connections.

Addiction medicine, primary care and psychiatry services are available to help reduce symptoms and improve quality of life.

Residential Treatment programs offer safe, supportive and structured care for individuals struggling with mental health or addiction needs.

Provides residents with opportunities to practice skills in an independent living environment with a supportive safety net to assist in achieving recovery goals.

A collaborative partnership with Butler County Job & Family Services and local agencies helps individuals achieve life goals and meaningful employment.

Peer supporters promote wellness, help develop daily living skills and assist individuals in achieving their recovery goals.

Outreach programs help support individuals struggling with mental health or addiction as they navigate the criminal justice system and access care.

PATH (Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homeless) assists individuals struggling with mental health access services and a pathway out of homelessness.

Provides mental health crisis assessments and supports, skill-based groups and linkage services to individuals incarcerated in the Butler County Jail.

Services include prevention services and education, supports and housing services for pregnant women and women with young children who are struggling with substance use.