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An Impact You Can See! Coleman Health Services is building Intensive Home-Based Therapy (IHBT) teams in several Ohio Counties (Summit, Portage, Jefferson, Stark). YOU can make a difference in the lives of children and families at risk for out-of-home placement. Where else can you have a small case load and make a huge difference? If you are looking to make an impact, we have an opportunity for you. Please visit https://lnkd.in/gDWft8Us for more information.
We're looking for Directors to lead our MRSS teams in multiple areas. Join our fantastic leadership team and be a part of Coleman’s latest initiatives for youth and the crisis continuum of care. For more information, follow the links below! -->Logan and Champaign Counties click https://shorturl.at/tvy35 to apply -->Marion and Crawford Counties click https://shorturl.at/nwP19 to apply -->Paint Valley (Highland, Ross, Pickaway, Fayette, and Pike Counties) click https://shorturl.at/ryBU7 to apply
Check out this amazing new #opportunity at Coleman Health Services! If you're ready to make a difference, send your resume to careers@colemanservices.org, or visit https://lnkd.in/dpGMTgH for more job openings at Coleman Health Services.
We're #hiring in Canton! Visit https://lnkd.in/gJrYGj_7 for more exciting career opportunities at Coleman Health Services!
The Coleman Foundation, due to the generosity of one our loyal donors, was able to add to our endowed funds at the Stark Community Foundation. Pictured l-r, Danielle McCoy, Coleman Regional Development Executive; Bridgette Neisel, SCF VP of Advancement; and Steve Bossart, Coleman VP of Development and Marketing. When you invest in Coleman, you invest in Brighter Futures in the communities we serve. Thank you to all who support that mission.
Thanks to Corey Minor Smith for sharing this story! Mental Health Matters!
Attorney • Author • Award-winning Advocate Talks about #mentalhealth #advocacy Leading the charge for those who are caregiving while career building.
“My mom is still alive, in a mental institution,” she explains in the book. “My goal is to get enough money to buy a duplex. I want to put her in one of the units and hire a full-time nurse to take care of her. Then I want to get her whatever medications she needs so she can be my mama again. Honestly, that’s all I really want in life.” Tiffany Haddish Never knew that I would connect with someone who wanted the same thing for her mom. Both of us have the hope that any success in our careers would put us in a position to help our moms. The hope is very promising, but what do you do when your mom doesn’t want to live in the place or receive the help that you are able provide? It’s not that it’s not a nice place, in a decent neighborhood, close to public transportation…it’s the symptoms related to her illness-delusions and hallucinations -that tell her otherwise. As a caregiver, I’m simultaneously an advocate who happens to also be a housing and development lawyer. However, quality affordable housing is scarce. Working in the housing industry doesn’t make it magically appear. It’s imperative to know your loved one’s rights and work with community organizations, including crisis intervention team (CIT) trained law enforcement, to ensure a full continuum of care for your loved one. I’m grateful for local housing organizations that do their best to help those living with severe mental claim their space in the community and live their best lives to the fullest. Coleman Health Services NAMI Mental Health America The Mental Health Coalition #familieslikemine #fairhousing #rehabilitationact https://lnkd.in/gPRs7qt6
