Contact: (440) 285- 3568

Mission: Ravenwood Health is a Trauma-Informed Agency that strives to provide a safe and compassionate community that supports and respects the unique journey of each person's path to healing, creating hope for all those who walk through our doors. 

Target Population: Children, Adults, and Families 

Continuum of Services Offered: 

Tier 1 (promotion/prevention): Teacher consultation/training, referrals, substance misuse prevention, suicide prevention programs, school/MH partnerships.

Tier 2 (intervention): Topical groups/clubs, after school programs, family outreach groups/ groups/ SEL groups. 

Tier 3 (treatment): Diagnostic assessment, med-somatic/ psychiatric services, individual/ family counseling, group services, crisis services, case management, school-based mental health clinical services, day treatment. 

Contact: (440) 352-6191

Mission: As one of the largest comprehensive health and human service organizations in the region, Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland carries out Christ’s health mission in Northeast Ohio. In Lake County, Catholic Charities offers a number of programs encompassing several service areas including: youth employment, outpatient counseling services, families & children, Hispanic services, food pantry services, and infant child care and education. 

Target Population: Birth through adulthood. 

Continuum of Services Offered: 

Tier 1 (promotion/prevention): Referrals 

Tier 3 (treatment): Diagnostic Assessment, Individual and Family Counseling, Case Management

Contact: (440) 285-7154 (administrative line),  (888) 285-5665 (24 hour crisis support)

Mission: Founded by a group of community activists determined to ensure that nobody has to live in fear, WomenSafe has been serving survivors of domestic violence throughout Northeast Ohio for over 40 years. With the help of our inspiring donors and community advocates, our free, life-saving services will continue to be available to those that need it most, throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. If you are living in an abusive home, know that there is somewhere to turn. WomenSafe has an emergency shelter, court advocacy, counseling, art therapy, peer support groups, employment advocacy, and more to empower you on your journey towards a safe, independent life.

Target Population: Open to anyone in an abusive relationship, and supports available for children. 

Continuum of Services Offered: 

Tier 1 (promotion/prevention): School-Based Services

Tier 2 (intervention): 

Tier 3 (treatment):  Therapeutic Counseling, Case Management.

**Geauga County residents: WomensSafe will only take Geauga County referrals through Copeline 1-888-285-5665 or 440-285-5665. 

Contact: Tia Lawrence (440) 352-2526

Mission: The mission of Torchlight Youth Mentoring Alliance is to foster the development of youth to reach their highest potential as responsible, adaptable, caring adults. Torchlight Youth Mentoring Alliance accomplishes this by providing a quality volunteer mentoring relationship with a supportive adult, as well as educational programs which are supervised by the agency’s professional staff.

Target Population: Youth and Adolescents 

Services Offered:  School/Site Based Mentoring-Provided for at risk youth, grades 3 through 5 (ages 9-12). Targets children who could benefit from mentoring to help them with school and social skills. Volunteers (mentors) are typically teens from high schools. Some mentors have individual matches; some have 2-3 matches in a small group. Held once per week, for two hour sessions.

Community Based Mentoring - This is the traditional program of matching an adult mentor with a child.  Children are generally not in contact with a parent and have a lower economic status. Child is between ages 6-18, and has a desire to participate. There is generally an average wait of 50 children. Volunteer (mentor) must be at least 19 years old.

Contact: 440- 632- 6381

Mission: Rooted in the example of the Holy Family, the mission of JALS Inc., dba Doors of Hope Geauga is to provide a sanctuary of hope for homeless families of Geauga County by providing shelter and supportive services empowering families toward healthy, independent living. 

Target Population: Geauga families struggling with homelessness. 

Services Offered:  Doors of Hope Geauga provides more than a roof and four walls. It works in partnership with each family to understand their individual journey and develop a roadmap out of homelessness and into independence.

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Critical to this effort is:

• assessment of each family to identify services and benefits needed;

• assistance with housing search, employment and/or education; 

• educational enrichment for children;

• linkage with community partners. 

In addition to services delivered by its case managers, Doors of Hope Geauga utilizes its strong connections to local community resources, networking with existing providers to assist families in transitioning to self-sufficient living.

Assessment of each family to identify and link to services needed, including: review of benefits (e.g. personal documents, TANF, SNAP, childcare) to ensure that each family is accessing all available resources; assistance with housing search to enable each family to secure independent housing;  employment services to assist parents in preparing for, finding and keeping jobs; educational services for parents who can benefit from training programs or GED attainment; educational enrichment for children, as well as connecting children to school and day care; and referrals for health, mental health and/or substance use concerns.