Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging - Adult Day Program

11890 Fairhill Road

Cleveland, OH 44120

http://www.benrose.org/services/adp.cfm

The Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging’s Adult Day Program is a PASSPORT—certified program designed to meet the needs of cognitively and functionally impaired older adults and to provide respite for caregivers. The Adult Day Program consists of structured, comprehensive, and continually supervised therapeutic and social activities that emphasize client choice and address the individualized needs of the persons served. The program is designed to help older adults with cognitive and functional impairments stabilize, increase, and/or sustain their highest level of functioning so that they can maintain the skills needed to live as independently as possible at home and in the community.

640 West Market Street

Akron, Ohio 44303

www.blickclinic.org/

This agency is an evaluation and treatment setting for people who have mental retardation or other developmental disabilities. Blick Clinic serves people of all ages. The staff works as a team. The team includes the developmentally disabled individual, that individual’s family, and a staff of professionals. The professional staff includes psychologists, social workers, speech and hearing therapists, occupational and physical therapists, educational specialists, developmental physicians and psychiatrists, case managers and partial hospitalization. Student field opportunities include case management, individual counseling, group co-facilitation, client assessment and referral, treatment and intervention planning, service coordination, and staff meeting participation.

1980 Lynn Dr.

Orrville, Ohio 44667

http://www.brenn-field.com/

Our team of rehabilitation professionals is available when a health condition or disability requires specialized skilled care. Brenn-Field Nursing Center is equipped to provide an aggressive comprehensive treatment program designed to meet the specific needs of the individual. Our goal is to restore the optimum level of functioning and allow the resident to live as independently as possible. Students work in areas of hospice, assessment, discharge planning, and gerontology.

Stow, OH 44224

www.thebriarwood.com/

Melissa VonGunten 330-688-1828 mfbriarwood@hotmail.com

This facility provides positive opportunities for those needing both assistance with activities of daily living and medical care. Briarwood provides a continuum of living arrangements including assisted living; interim assisted living and nursing care. Student opportunities include cognitive assessments of residents, participation in care conferences, and supportive visits to residents. Students will be taught medical terminology, Medicare, Medicaid and Area Agency on Aging Screenings and services. Page 23

7990 Hartman Road

http://bridgewayhome.com/BridgewayHome_Facility_new.php

Bridgeway Home currently has two group home locations capable of providing Emergency

Bridgeway Home is a large country home located on three acres of woods, built in 1992. Bridgeway

The Sharon Woods Facility resides on two acres of land and has been licensed since January 2000.

66755 State Street

Cambridge, Ohio 43725

http://www.cbhohio.com/index.html

Alicia J. Beynon, MSW, LISW-S, LICDC (740) 432-4906 abeynon@cbhohio.com

Fax: 740-432-5082
Cambridge Behavioral Hospital is a 66 Bed Acute Inpatient Hospital serving adults diagnosed with mental health and substance abuse disorders, licensed by ODMH and certified by The Joint Commission. Cambridge Behavioral Hospital is owned by a larger corporation based out of Florida, called Oglethorpe.  Oglethorpe owns many hospitals around the United States with Cambridge being one of the premier hospitals.  We serve adults in an acute inpatient psychiatric setting, who have a primary diagnosis of mental health; and often a secondary diagnosis of substance abuse. 
A student on our team would be taught to adequately and thoroughly complete bio psychosocial assessments; engage in the treatment planning process; facilitate individual, group and family therapy; and be an active member of our multidisciplinary treatment team. Evening & Weekend hours are available after a couple of weeks of shadowing and working with day team.
Caring for Kids, Inc. HOME

650 Graham Road Suite 101

Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44221 Page 24

www.cfkadopt.org

Caring for kids is a full service foster care and adoption agency serving foster children and foster families as well as offering services in domestic and international adoptions. A student intern can anticipate working with adoptive and foster families and children in a variety of capacities. Responsibilities may include providing supportive services, assisting in searching and locating a possible adoptive match, learning to do home study assessments and training, billing, grant writing, fundraising, recruitment, and community outreach.

PO Box 219

95 East Main Street

Carrollton, OH 44615

This agency’s mission is to deliver quality effective services to those who are eligible for public assistance and social services programs. Services include Ohio Works First, Food Stamps, Medicaid disability assistance, childcare, homemaker services, child and adult protective services.

www.clevelandcatholiccharities.org/summit/

10771 Mayfield Road

Chardon, Ohio 44024

www.clevelandcatholiccharities.org

Catholic Charities Community Services (also known as Geauga County) is a treatment center in Chardon, Ohio that focuses on mental health and substance abuse services by providing substance abuse treatment services. The programs offered are designed for criminal justice clients. When selecting a facility consider their target populations; the better the fit, the better the results.

Catholic Charities Community Services offers sliding fee scale to help cover the cost of treatment.
Catholic Charities of Lake County

8 North State Street, Ste 455

Painesville, Ohio 44024 www.clevelandcatholiccharities.org

Jim Clements 440-352-6191 x 15 jrclements@clevelandcatholiccharities.org

Students work in areas of School-Based, Gerontology, Substance Use, Adult and Child, Assessment, Case Management, Early Childhood Mental Health, Domestic Violence Group for men, and Parenting Programs. Catholic Charities is guided by the mission of Jesus by providing vision and leadership for those who respond to the health and human needs and the social concerns of the people in the Diocese of Cleveland.

6753 State Road

Catholic Charities of Parmadale offers adolescent intensive residential treatment services in a secure, trauma-sensitive environment; Community-Based Family Services, which offer a range of mental health services provided in the client’s home; Outpatient Mental Health Services, which offers outpatient mental health assessment and counseling for children, adults and families; Chemical Dependency Services, which include assessments, intensive outpatient, non-intensive outpatient, or residential treatment programs, for adults or youth; Birth Parent, Foster Care and Adoption Services, which includes assistance with licensing and placement, training, consultation, as well as case management

521 Beall Ave.

Wooster, Ohio 44691

www.clevelandcatholiccharities.org/cccs/wayne.htm

Bob Hurdle (330) 262-7840 x 11

Comprehensive counseling services are provided to children, adults, couples, families and group.

Mission is to serve ALL people of Wayne county with compassion, dignity & respect, /having special emphasis on the poor and needy, and to advocate for social justice.


Chapel Hill Retirement Community

12200 Strausser St. NW

Canal Fulton, Ohio 44614 HOME

www.chapelhillcommunity.org

Student activities will include patient assessments.

4641 Fulton Drive NW

Canton, OH 44718

www.casrv.org

This agency’s mission is to provide community mental health services to assist children, families, and communities in achieving their maximum potential. Child & Adolescent Service Centre strives to empower the family using a strengths-based perspective. Services offered include parent/family/youth partnership, clinical services, partial hospitalization, school-based services, mental health services, and community linkage programs. Child & Adolescent Service Center’s vision is hope, happiness, safety and a healthy environment for all children and families. They aspire to be the national leader in developing and providing innovative services, training, and research in children’s mental health. Student duties may include case management assistance, client tutoring, and participation in mentoring services, working with students and families on referral from Canton City Schools, school and home visits for monitoring student progress, client advocacy at court or expulsion hearings, and community service referrals. (late afternoon-early evenings available)

18 North Forge Street

Akron, OH 44302

www.cgfs.org/

Patricia Roy 330-762-0591 roypa@cgfs.org

We are a comprehensive mental health agency effectively serving over 4,000 children and 1,000 adults annually in our community. We encourage positive change by supporting strengths, teaching skills, and encouraging each individual's ability to find solutions that work. Prevention services are a high priority within our comprehensive system of care woven around the individual. Our services are designed to wrap around the collective mental health needs of child, family, and adult with prevention and education processes-leading to treatment strategies and options for those we serve.

Akron Children’s Hospital

Social Work Department

One Perkins Square

Akron, Ohio 44308

www.akronchildrens.org/

Akron Children’s Hospital is a tertiary care health system serving northern Ohio and western Pennsylvania that is dedicated to improving the health of children through high quality patient care, education, advocacy, community service and discovery. Children’s is one of the largest pediatric hospitals in the U.S. and is ranked among the best children’s hospitals in the nation. With 2 hospital campuses and a network of over 90 locations offering primary and subspecialty care, Children’s collaborates with other health systems to provide expert neonatal and pediatric care in our partners’ hospitals throughout the region providing a total of 414 beds. Services for children and adults are provided in the areas of burn treatment, cystic fibrosis, spina bifida and neurodevelopmental disabilities. Akron Children’s entered its 125^th year in 2015 and is nationally ranked in the specialties of cancer, diabetes and endocrinology, nephrology, neurology and neurosurgery, orthopedics, pulmonary and urology.

Graduate internships are offered to select second year students interested in careers in health care that successfully complete the Social Work Department screening process. The experience provides an introduction to medical social work, biopsychosocial interviewing, application of clinical skills and interventions, participation in multidisciplinary medical teams, collaboration with community systems and documentation of patient care plans. Students are mentored by an experienced Master’s prepared social worker. Students may have experiences in inpatient, outpatient or critical care units or the Emergency Department. Hospital social workers assist patients and families coping with acute, chronic and terminal illness, complex family dynamics, resource barriers, child abuse and neglect, medical noncompliance and adaptation to traumatic injury. Students must provide evidence of liability insurance from the University, refrain from the use of tobacco products and submit evidence of required immunizations.

Christian Children’s Home of Ohio

2685 Armstrong Road

Wooster, Ohio 44691

www.ccho.org/

Anna Patton pattona@ccho.org or Jennifer Harley harleyj@ccho.org 330-345-7949 x 2375

The mission of this organization is to bring healing to hurting families. Services include foster care, adoption, residential treatment, and counseling with abused and/or neglected children ages 6-18 years old. Field Placement activities include: group work, therapeutic activities, and a client caseload.

9500 Euclid Avenue

Cleveland, OH 44195

www.clevelandclinic.org/

The goal of the Social Work Department at The Cleveland Clinic Foundation is to assist patients and families in achieving improved health outcomes by reducing the social and emotional obstacles that interfere with the patient’s and family’s effective use of health resources. Student activities include Child Welfare, Nursing Home, Substance Abuse, HIV, Assessment, Discharge Planning, Intake and Crisis Intervention. This placement will require that the student participate in a minimum of 24 field hours per week. It provides placement in a comprehensive medical setting.

The Leader Building

526 Superior Avenue, Suite 1400
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
Kirsti Mouncey 216-763-0800 kirstiM@clevelandrcc.org

Renewing Hope.

Cleveland Rape Crisis Center (CRCC) supports survivors of sexual violence, promotes healing and prevention and creates social change throughout Northeast Ohio.

In 2013, nearly 18,000 people, one-third of them youth, have found support by participating in CRCC's therapy, advocacy and education programs.

It is estimated that one out of six women and one out of 33 men are survivors of sexual violence. CRCC helps survivors recover and grow strong. Our vision is the elimination of sexual violence. But, as long as this crime, persists, we will continue to serve survivors and equip the community with vital tools to help address sexual violence.
Coleman Behavioral Health HOME

400 W. Tuscarawas St.

Coleman Behavioral Health – Stark County serves adults with severe and persistent mental illness through award-winning services provided by our trained and licensed staff members. Through our Stark County office, we provide psychiatric, counseling and psychotherapy, and case management services to adults with severe and persistent mental illness in the Greater Canton area. Coleman Behavioral Health Stark also offers employment services, vocational evaluation, and situational assessment, job coaching and professional vocational placement to individuals with disabilities.

Coleman Behavioral Health is a program of Coleman Professional Services, a nationally recognized not-for-profit provider of behavioral health and rehabilitation programs that improve the lives of individuals, families and businesses in Northeast Ohio. Page 28
Coleman Outreach Services, Inc.

1731 Grace Avenue, NE

Canton, OH 44705

www.colemancenter.org/

The mission of the Coleman Corporation is to facilitate and support the efforts of families in achieving and maintaining independence, security and personal well being.

5982 Rhodes Road

Kent, OH 44240

www.coleman-professional.com

Offices are located in Summit, Portage, Stark and Trumball County. Coleman Professional Services is a private, outpatient organization where people receive the least restrictive, most effective means of treatment for mental health, addition recovery and personal growth issues. The agency is committed to providing quality, effective behavioral health services in the most cost-efficient way. Services include psychiatric services for adults, adolescents and children; case management; residential services; community integration; crisis residential services; individual and group counseling and psychotherapy, vocational counseling; Employee Assistance Program and 24-hour crisis intervention services.

12 Southwest Avenue

http://fvmsinc.net/

Serving families and children in Summit County and throughout Northeast Ohio! Working hard to meet the needs of our customers, FVMS is in the process of making significant changes to serve you better. Common Ground Family Services offers on-site and off-site visitation, mediation/conflict resolution, couples and family counseling, parent coordination, custody and home evaluations, and co-parenting skills coaching/classes.

2799 Copley Road

Copley, OH 44321

www.commclubhouse.org

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is the fastest growing disability in the USA. There are more traumatic brain injuries than breast cancer, HIV/AIDS, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injury COMBINED! The Clubhouse Model is a unique opportunity to learn about and work with individuals who have sustained a brain injury.

Community Clubhouse is a program of The Community Health Center, a non-profit organization in the community. We serve individuals with various types of brain injury. Our mission is to strengthen individuals and families affected by brain injury by providing a community base of direct support to decrease isolation and increase personal growth, independence and self-esteem. We accomplish this through a comprehensive day program of work related activities, community outings, social activities and assistance with re-learning social skills.

Undergraduate students would be supervised by a Licensed Social Worker. Responsibilities may include: Case management of brain injury clients, intake and assessment, facilitating referrals with needed community services, advocacy, and facilitating education and life skills groups. Page 29