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Charity Navigator

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MISSION STATEMENT

Through our ministry of service, we help people who are least served by others meet basic unmet needs and become empowered, self-sustaining contributors. Our mission is expressed through our development of programs and services that others are unwilling or unable to provide, and through our acceptance of individuals that others are unwilling to serve.
 
 
PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
 
Community Integration Services (CIS) - Empowering Individuals with Disabilities in Ohio and Northern Kentucky
 
Residential Support Services provides adults with developmental disabilities an alternative to institutional care by providing living arrangements tailored to each person’s unique needs. Options include group homes, apartments, staffed residences, or living with a family care provider (adult foster care).   
 
Supported Living Services are designed to provide individualized support for adults with developmental disabilities who live independently, with family, in a group setting, or are making the transition from an institution to a community setting. Through individualized support planning meetings the needs of each individual are identified and a support package is designed to meet their specific needs. Self-care skills that foster independence and enhance personal development are taught to participants by our skilled support staff. Self-care skills include cooking, cleaning, money management, interpersonal relations, use of public transportation, and use of neighborhood resources.
 
Affordable Housing OpportunitiesProviding A Place to Call Home
 
Parkway Towers is a 95-unit apartment complex for individuals of very low income. 
 
Woodlands is a 50-unit senior citizen apartment complex for adults 55 years and older.
 
Antioch Manor, a 24-unit complex, is for adults with physical disabilities. 
 
Clinton Springs Apartments, constructed in 2008, is an 8-unit residence for adults with developmental disabilities. 
 
 Homeless Veterans’ FacilityProviding Hope to Homeless Veterans
Plans for the construction of a 50-unit homeless Veterans’ facility are currently underway at 3220 Colerain Avenue in Camp Washington.   Construction plans will allow for an additional 50-units to be added at a later date. The expected opening of the Veterans’ facility is 2010.                        

 

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