Our Services
We offer a broad range of services in 28 counties across Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Please use the filters below to see which services are available in your county, and find support for yourself or someone you know.
Place of Peace
Youth ServicesPlace of Peace provides a safe environment to conduct supervised visitations and safe exchanges for families impacted by domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, child abuse, or conflict during exchanges. We serve families that are in need of supervised visits or exchanges.
Portage Area Transitional Housing
HousingThe PATH program continues to provide transitional housing in Portage County and works with Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority (PMHA) and private landlords to house families in need. The PATH program supports participants in finding secure, permanent housing and increasing economic well-being through comprehensive, supportive services.
Portage County Senior Center
SeniorsThe Portage County Senior Center offers social and recreational activities, as well as daily lunches, to all Portage County senior citizens ages 50 and better. Weekly activities include bingo, exercise class, card games, dominoes, art class, and tai chi.
Retired Seniors Volunteer Program
VolunteerAmeriCorps Seniors Retired Seniors Volunteer Program (RSVP) seeks to connect folks 55 and better to volunteer service opportunities by highlighting their lifetime of experiences. Using their time and talents, our volunteers give back to our community and make a positive difference in the lives of others.
Root House
RecoveryRoot House provides personalized support for adult males with addiction and co-occurring disorders in Portage County. Our non-medical residential program offers case management, peer support, and regular support meetings, fostering a sense of community and belonging. We provide individual, group, family, and couples counseling, ensuring that each person receives personalized care and attention. Root House provides round-the-clock treatment and care within a safe and nurturing environment. Whether you’re seeking refuge from addiction, navigating co-occurring disorders, or simply in need of a supportive community.
Safe Path
HousingSafe Path allows survivors of domestic violence and their children to pursue safe and healthy lives by providing safe, transitional housing. Through our secure building, there are 11 two-bedroom units available at a subsidized cost. There is also a case management office on-site to help participants increase safety, self-sufficiency, and self-empowerment through rebuilding lives and obtaining permanent housing.
Safer Futures
Domestic ViolenceSafer Futures is the only shelter and resource center providing support, information, and advocacy to those affected by intimate partner violence in Portage County. We provide shelter services through a safe, confidential, supportive location for victims and children fleeing domestic violence. Over the years, our services have grown to include support groups, transitional housing, and outreach advocacy. In addition, we have Domestic Violence Specialists who are available 24/7 to answer confidential phone calls through our telephone support services.
Samuel L Felton, Jr. Valor Home Lorain
VeteransSamuel L Felton, Jr. Valor Home in Lorain County is a transitional housing program for homeless male veterans. We are a 24/7 transitional housing program providing structured and engaging therapies throughout the week, which include art therapy, music therapy, life skills, and stress management. Each veteran is provided with an individual room during their stay and lives at the Valor Home for an average of 6 to 12 months with an end goal of gaining permanent housing.
SCOPE Senior Services
SeniorsSenior Citizens Opportunity for Personal Endeavor (SCOPE) assists older persons (50+) in maintaining their independence and being part of the community. We provide senior adults with daily recreational activities, educational events, lunch, socialization, and fitness programs.
Senior Companion Program
VolunteerThe Senior Companion Program (SCP) recruits individuals 55 and better to volunteer as friends and companions to older adults living independently at home and at community centers. Their support enables older adults to live independently at home for longer periods of time.