Volunteers of America - Behavioral Health Clinic

Volunteers of America Ohio and Indiana is a ministry of service dedicated to helping people reach their full potential, as an affiliate of the national nonprofit, faith-based organization founded in 1896 by Ballington and Maud Booth. With nearly 1,000 professional employees across 65 program locations in 16 communities in Ohio and Indiana, VOA OHIN serves nearly 11,000 individuals annually through evidence-based human services programs that address health, housing, and community needs. Guided by the mission 'To offer hope, restore dignity, and transform lives to help people reach their full potential' and a vision of a world where all people live in safety with social, emotional, and physical well-being, spiritual fulfillment, justice, and hope, the organization upholds core values of Respect & Trust, Integrity, Ministry of Service, and Creativity & Innovation. VOA OHIN provides innovative, trauma-informed care including mental health and recovery services such as family-focused residential treatment for pregnant women and mothers with children at Fresh Start Recovery Centers, men's recovery programs for those in the criminal justice system at Turning Point, and outpatient treatment; veterans support through housing, employment, suicide prevention via the SSG Fox program, and supportive services for veteran families (SSVF); criminal justice reentry with residential programs offering case management, counseling, and job training; permanent supportive housing for those with disabilities and mental illness; transitional housing to end homelessness; senior independent living; and youth and family programs like Operation Backpack and Welcome Home Kits to foster positive development. By focusing on the unique needs of underserved populations including veterans, ex-offenders, homeless families, individuals recovering from addictions, seniors, and those with mental health challenges, VOA OHIN empowers communities to build brighter futures through comprehensive, locally designed interventions that promote self-sufficiency, family unity, and long-term stability.