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2100 Lakeside Men's Shelter |
(216) 696-2715 |
Self-Sufficiency and Basic Needs |
Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry |
Services provided include needs/barriers assessment, linkages to needed resources and services, development of a housing and self sufficiency plan and linkage to an appropriate housing program. |
www.lutheranmetro.org |
$67,913 |
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Access to Care Transportation |
(888) 227-6446 |
Community Health |
American Cancer Society Cuyahoga County Unit |
Provides transportation assistance via Gas Cards to increase access to cancer treatment to improve outcomes. |
www.cancer.org |
$7,500 |
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Access to Justice Through Mediation Project |
(216) 621-1919 |
Self-Sufficiency and Basic Needs |
Cleveland Mediation Center |
Mediation and dispute resolution with a trained, mediation advocate in resolving civil issues such as landlord/tenant, neighborhood and family disputes. Mediators will also work with contracted attorneys to assist in negotiations and provide legal representation as needed. |
www.clevelandmediation.org |
$50,000 |
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Adelante Youth Program |
(216) 651-8236 |
Education, Children and Families |
Nueva Luz Urban Resource Center |
Develops leadership among youth participants in the neighborhood that surrounds |
www.nuevaluzurc.org |
$36,286 |
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Adolescent-Centered Family Violence Prevention |
(216) 651-8484 |
Behavioral Health |
Domestic Violence Center |
Interactive, educational seminars presented in schools and other community based settings. |
www.domesticviolencecenter.org |
$41,000 |
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Adult Day Services Stipend Program |
(216) 361-6141 |
Aging and Special Needs |
Eliza Bryant Village |
Provides therapeutic activities, socialization programs, stimulation, meals, and transportation; in a secure setting while also serving as a respite to participants' families. |
http://www.elizabryant.org/ |
$45,000 |
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Adult Development |
(216) 432-1717 |
Aging and Special Needs |
Goodrich Gannett Neighborhood Center |
Adult development activities for low, mid and high functioning elders. |
www.ggnc.org |
$25,000 |
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Adult Guardianship Services |
(216) 696-2715 |
Aging and Special Needs |
Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry |
Adult Guardianship services to elderly deemed mentally unable to make their own decisions due to dementia/ Alzheimer's disease/mental illness. |
www.lutheranmetro.org |
$68,000 |
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Adult Psychiatric Day Treatment |
(216) 283-4400 |
Behavioral Health |
Murtis Taylor Human Services System |
Intensive treatment: group psychotherapy, counseling, medication education, and psycho education, community housing assistance, vocational support, etc. |
www.murtistaylor.org |
$40,000 |
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Adult Wellness Program |
(216) 641-8948 |
Aging and Special Needs |
University Settlement |
Wellness model focused on emotional, social, intellectual, physical, spiritual, and vocational fitness. Offers services designed to meet the needs of low-income, functionally and/or cognitively impaired adults through an individualized plan of care. |
www.universitysettlement.net |
$54,000 |
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Aiming High After School: Stand Behind Me |
(216) 361-2040 |
Behavioral Health |
Cleveland UMADAOP |
Youth education/prevention: academic asst. (educational performance based after school program: poetry, educ. theater and media literacy workshops) |
www.umadaops.com |
$43,930 |
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Assessment Programs for 0-3+ |
(216) 292-9700 |
Community Health |
Achievement Centers for Children |
Assesses function/development of children, age 0-3+, through an initial screening and subsequent more in-depth assessment/evaluation. Individual treatment plans are designed to assist the child to achieve the highest level of functioning. Targets children and their families both in the ‘At Risk’ and ‘In Crisis’ categories of need. |
www.achievementcenters.org |
$52,000 |
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Assistance for Uninsured People with Diabetes |
(216) 591-0800 |
Community Health |
Diabetes Partnership of Cleveland |
Provides direct emergency and ongoing diabetes supplies (strips, lancets, meters) to uninsured or underinsured individuals with diabetes. |
www.dagc.org |
$25,000 |
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Assisted Autonomy for Older Adults with Disabilities |
(216) 696-2716 |
Aging and Special Needs |
LEAP (Linking Employment Abilities & Potential) |
Offers educational programs to assist persons over the age of 60 in dealing with life transitions due to disabilities. Programs are multi-faceted and focus on gaining skills to enhance the ability to remain independent. |
www.leapinfo.org |
$10,000 |
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ATOD Prevention/Education: Teen Services |
(216) 932-3626 |
Behavioral Health |
East Cleveland Neighborhood Center |
Youth education/prevention: youth diversion and alternative activities: After School and Summer Camp and In-school Prevention curriculum; |
www.ecneighborhoodcenter.org |
$48,000 |
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Behavioral Health Outpatient Counseling |
(216) 432-7200 |
Behavioral Health |
Center for Families and Children |
Mental health assessment; individual and group case management (CPST/community psychiatric supportive treatment); individual and group counseling; pharmacologic management; and primary care - five sites. |
www.c4fc.org |
$91,000 |
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Behavioral Health/Uninsured |
(216) 721-4010 |
Behavioral Health |
Free Clinic |
Psychiatric and behavioral health services-- psychiatry, brief individual therapy, group therapy, case management and pharmaceutical support. |
www.thefreeclinic.org |
$95,000 |
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Bright Futures Early Learning of Visually Impaired Children |
(216) 791-8118 |
Community Health |
Cleveland Sight Center |
Provides early intervention developmental and educational resources for young children (0-5) and their families who are blind or visually impaired to enable clients to progress through normal child development stages. An on-site early intervention program and a preschool dedicated to special needs of toddlers are components of the program. |
www.clevelandsightcenter.org |
$22,700 |
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Care Coordination Program |
(216) 781-6228 |
Community Health |
Care Alliance |
Provides care coordination for the treatment of chronic illnesses, including diabetes, hypertension, heart disease and asthma. Also assistance with the maintenance of daily living requirements (housing and access to food) is a component of the program. Program targets individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness and residents of public housing. |
www.carealliance.org |
$63,500 |
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Care Navigation Program |
(216) 383-2222 |
Community Health |
Hospice of the Western Reserve Inc |
Focuses on chronically ill hospice patients in with terminal diagnoses whose condition has temporarily stabilized and even slightly improved and who are discharged from hospice care or who choose to discontinue hospice or palliative care. Trains and deploys volunteers to monitor signs and symptoms that will reduce crises and reinstituting appropriate care/services as needed. |
www.hospicewr.org |
$50,000 |
