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ABLE- Advocates for Budget Legislation Equality |
(216) 771-5077 |
Capacity Building |
Merrick House |
Builds, expands and strengthens the ABLE group and its individual members through regular meetings and by providing information, training and support. |
www.merrickhouse.org |
$37,525 |
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Adolescent-Centered Family Violence Prevention |
(216) 651-8484 |
Behavioral Health |
Domestic Violence Center |
Consumers seminars, youth education/prevention; Reality Check e-newsletter and MySpace page |
www.domesticviolencecenter.org |
$40,935 |
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Adult Guardianship |
(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 |
$72,571 |
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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 |
$45,474 |
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After School Prevention Resources (ASPR) |
(216) 696-2715 |
Children and Families |
Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry |
Encourages the developmental assets of youth, seeks to remove barriers to the development of youth assets, and provides a variety of protective factors with cultural sensitivity. |
www.lutheranmetro.org |
$36,494 |
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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 |
$31,832 |
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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.h an initial screening and subsequent in-depth assessment/evaluation. Individual treatment plans result to assist the child to achieve the highest level of functioning. |
www.achievementcenters.org |
$50,720 |
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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; |
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$45,474 |
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Behavioral Health Outpatient Counseling |
(216) 432-7200 |
Self-Sufficiency and Basic Needs |
Center for Families and Children |
Assessment, general counseling and outpatient mental health services (4 sites) and medication management (adults) |
www.c4fc.org |
$90,948 |
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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 |
$54,569 |
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Bellflower Center Parenting Program |
(216) 229-2420 |
Children and Families |
Bellflower Center for Prevention of Child Abuse |
Teaches parents better ways of parenting their children to prevent the occurrence or recurrence of child abuse and neglect |
www.bellflowercenter.org |
$9,071 |
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Black and Hispanic Achievers |
(216) 344-7700 |
Children and Families |
YMCA of Greater Cleveland |
Motivates African-American and Hispanic teens to set educational and career goals through the involvement of caring adult mentors in order to develop positive leadership roles in the future |
www.clevelandymca.org |
$54,429 |
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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. Half of the target population resides in Cty. 25% are multiply involved and/or non-ambulatory. |
www.clevelandsightcenter.org |
$22,679 |
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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 |
$49,893 |
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Career Beginnings |
(216) 622-0999 |
Self-Sufficiency and Basic Needs |
Urban League of Greater Cleveland |
Provides services to 9th and 10th graders to assist with academic success and graduation from high school, seeking and obtaining summer employment, post-secondary employment training and placement and supportive service to connect to college |
http://ulcleveland.org |
$136,071 |
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Case Management for the Visually Impaired |
(216) 791-8118 |
Community Health |
Cleveland Sight Center |
Assists clients overcome the barriers that vision loss creates. Following a case assessment, services either from the agency or other community resources are engaged through an individualized plan to remove barriers and assist in re-integration. 77% of client base reside in Cuyahoga County |
www.clevelandsightcenter.org |
$45,357 |
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Case Management Program |
(216) 781-6228 |
Community Health |
Care Alliance |
Case Managers assist patients overcome barriers, including housing, transportation to and from treatment, and nutrition, to care resulting from homelessness so that the proper access to care and the management of chronic conditions results. |
www.carealliance.org |
$63,500 |
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Case/Care Management |
(216) 292-9700 |
Community Health |
Achievement Centers for Children |
Develops and implements individual/family centered case/care management programs for those with physically disabling conditions, birth through adulthood, from all economic backgrounds. Disabilities treated result from congenital circumstances, injury and birth defects. |
www.achievementcenters.org |
$185,964 |
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Center for Families and Children |
(216) 432-7200 |
Behavioral Health |
Center for Families and Children |
Provides full day child care to infants, toddlers, preschool children as well as after school care and summer day care. |
www.c4fc.org |
$453,572 |
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Center for Personal Assistance Training and Support |
(216) 696-2716 |
Self-Sufficiency and Basic Needs |
LEAP (Linking Employment Abilities & Potential) |
Provides personal assistance training to consumers to enable them to become a Personal Care Assistant to individuals unable to undertake daily activities (i.e., bathing, dressing, toileting, chores, etc.) |
www.leapinfo.org |
$22,679 |
