text: Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 The University o f Akron Akron General Medical Center College of Health Sciences 400 Wabash Ave. & Human Services Akron, Ohio 44307 School of Social Work www.akrongeneral.org/ Room 411 The Polsky Ann Haas (330) 344-6000 email@example.com Building This is a metropolitan general-care hospital in which social workers serve as consultants to other disciplines, regarding Naomi White, MSW mental health needs of patients and their families, as well as Coordinator of Field provides direct patient/family care. Additionally, social Education workers assist the team with discharge planning. 330-972-5978 email@example.com Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority Resident Support Services Timothy McCarragher, 100 West Cedar Street Ph.D., LISW-S Akron, OH 44307 Director, Associate www.akronhousing.org/ Professor Jeanne Shea (330) 762-9631 email@example.com 330-972-5976 The Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority is committed to firstname.lastname@example.com building stronger neighborhoods by providing attractive, safe and affordable housing options and professional services for all eligible Summit County families, elderly and individuals with special needs in partnership with the greater community. Alternative Paths 246 Northland Dr. Medina, Ohio 44256 www.alternativepaths.org/ Colleen Barrett (330) 725-9195 firstname.lastname@example.com Alternative Paths is a non-profit behavioral health organization dedicated to providing an array of services to meet the needs of Medina County residents. Activities include Psychiatric, Assessment, Child, Case Management, Intake, Community Organization, Crisis Intervention, and Group Service. American Friends Service Committee, Northeast Ohio 513 W. Exchange St. Akron, OH 44302 www.afsc.net.net/ Greg Coleridge, (330) 928-2301 email@example.com Leah Davis 330-928-2301 email@example.com AFSC is a Quaker-related social action organization which educates, advocates and organizes on The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 1 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 political/social/economic justice issues--including issues of campaign finance reform; the threat to democracy/self-determination of corporations and wealth; and race/racism. Area Agency on Aging 1550 Corporate Woods Parkway Uniontown, Ohio 44685 www.services4aging.org Francine Chuchanis 330-899-5250 firstname.lastname@example.com Elizabeth Pfeiffer 330-899-5261 firstname.lastname@example.com The Area Agency on Aging provides older adults and their caregivers long-term care choices, consumer protection, and education so that they can achieve the highest possible quality of life. Agency activities include Gerontology and Protective Elder Services. There is also a Wooster office. Services include Access Services, which are programs designed to help older persons become aware of and gain access to existing services (client finding, information and referral, transportation); In Home Services, which are designed to help older persons maintain independence in their own homes, friendly visiting, hospice visiting, respite, safety monitoring); and Community Services, which are designed to help older persons remain active members of their community (counseling / social, gatekeeper, housing assistance). Other Services include the Ombudsman Program and screening / assessment for referral to Passport. The Area Agency on Aging offers a unique and rewarding experience for social work students hoping to acquire pragmatic, hands on experience. Student activities may include assignments in nursing homes, which the student visits in order to observe living conditions, advocate for residents in complaint handling, and inform residents of their rights. The Senior Friends Program is a visitation and companionship service for homebound or isolated older adults. Through the provision of visitation, the Program alleviates the detrimental impact of isolation. Visitation occurs within the homes of consumers or in the form of community outings. Students placed in this program are assigned a caseload of four seniors (after completion of a training module.) Students spend one hour a week in case conference with the Senior Friends Coordinator. Schedules are adjusted accordingly for the summer sessions to ensure adequate visitation and supervision. Bellefair Jewish Children's Bureau - PACT* 22001 Fairmount Blvd. Shaker Heights, OH 44118 www.bellefairejcb.org/ Henry Mazur, (216) 932-2800 PACT, Parents and Children Together, is a family preservation and home-based family-centered service based on the premise that we cannot help children until we help their parents. Therefore, the entire family is considered the client. The PACT approach rests on the belief that the best place for a child is with the family as long as safety is not compromised. The PACT staff works intensively with parents to support change and empowerment, and with referral and community sources to maintain change. Bellefaire will take several MSW students in various capacities in the residential, adoption, and child welfare areas. Hours are flexible. The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 2 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 Berea Children's Home and Family Services 202 East Bagley Road Berea, OH 44017-2090 www.bchfs.org/ Michele Schmidt, (440) 260-8300 This agency is a not-for-profit charitable corporation in a covenant relationship with the United Methodist Church. It serves youth of all ages needing specialized programs and services to improve the lives and opportunities of children, families, and adults. The agency provides an integrated system of effective behavioral health and family support services. Diversity scholarships are available for non-Asian or non-European applicants. Applicants should call the contact number above to request to have an application sent to their home. Return the application with resume to the above address Blick Clinic 640 W. Market St. Akron, Ohio 44303 www.blickclinic.org/ Sharon Cretsinger (330) 762-5425 x 322 email@example.com This agency is an evaluation and treatment setting for people of all ages who have mental retardation/developmental disabilities. The staff works as a team. The team includes the developmentally disabled individual, that individual's family and a staff of professionals. The professional staff includes psychologists, social workers, speech and hearing therapists, occupational and physical therapists, educational specialists, developmental physicians and psychiatrists. Student field opportunities include: Shadowing community outreach Help Me Grow workers, exposure to challenging population of children and adults who may have mental health and/or developmental disabilities, individual counseling, group co-facilitation, client assessment and referral, treatment and intervention planning, service coordination, and staff meeting participation. Caring for Kids, Inc. 650 Graham Road, Suite 101 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44221 www.cfkadopt.org Jill Davies or Patricia Ameling 330-688-0044 Email Jill email@example.com Caring for kids is a full service foster care and adoption agency serving foster children and foster families as well as offering services in domestic and international adoptions. A student intern can anticipate working with adoptive and foster families and children in a variety of capacities. Responsibilities may include providing supportive services, assisting in searching and locating a possible adoptive match, learning to do home study assessments and training, billing, grant writing, fundraising, recruitment, and community outreach. Catholic Youth Organization and Community Services (CYOS) 812 Biruta St. Akron, OH 44302 www.akroncyo.org/ Mary Kase (330) 762-2961 x 232 firstname.lastname@example.com The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 3 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 For over 70 years, CYO and Community Services has offered a unique blend of programming to address the societal needs of the young, disabled, elderly, and poor. CYO and Community Services is proud to serve our area youth through Athletics, Camp Christopher, Youth Ministry, and Youth Enrichment, while additional support for the greater community is provided through Adult Day Services, Home Service Project, and programs for individuals with mental and physical disabilities. Children's Community Access Program (also may be Summit County opportunities) 13944 Euclid Avenue, #103 E. Cleveland, OH 44112 www.ccap4kids.org/ Al McIntosh, 216-851-7114 A non-profit agency that provides shelter care to runaway and homeless teen girls; foster care and adoption services. Child Guidance/ Family Solutions and Family Ties 312 Locust St Akron, Ohio 44302 www.cgfs.org Thelma Greaser (330) 733-7993 firstname.lastname@example.com We are a comprehensive mental health agency effectively serving over 4,000 children and 1,000 adults annually in our community. We encourage positive change by supporting strengths, teaching skills, and encouraging each individual's ability to find solutions that work. Prevention services are a high priority within our comprehensive system of care woven around the individual. Our services are designed to wrap around the collective mental health needs of child, family, and adult with prevention and education processes-leading to treatment strategies and options for those we serve. Coleman Behavior Health 400 W. Tuscarawas St. Suite 200 Canton, Ohio 44702 Jennifer Wallace (330) 676-6949 email@example.com Behavioral Health – Stark County serves adults with severe and persistent mental illness through award- winning services provided by our trained and licensed staff members. Through our Stark County office, we provide psychiatric, counseling and psychotherapy, and case management services to adults with severe and persistent mental illness in the Greater Canton area. Coleman Behavioral Health Stark also offers employment services, vocational evaluation, and situational assessment, job coaching and professional vocational placement to individuals with disabilities. Coleman Behavioral Health is a program of Coleman Professional Services, a nationally recognized not- for-profit provider of behavioral health and rehabilitation programs that improve the lives of individuals, families and businesses in Northeast Ohio. The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 4 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 Coleman Professional Services 5982 Rhodes Road Kent, OH 44240 www.coleman-professional.com Jennifer Wallace, Intern/Volunteer Coordinator (330) 676-6949 firstname.lastname@example.com Coleman Professional Services is a private, outpatient organization where people receive the least restrictive, most effective means of treatment for mental health, addition recovery and personal growth issues. The agency is committed to providing quality, effective behavioral health services in the most cost-efficient way. Services include psychiatric services for adults, adolescents and children; case management; residential services; community integration; crisis residential services; individual and group counseling and psychotherapy, vocational counseling; Employee Assistance Program and 24-hour crisis intervention services. Community New Life Hospice 5255 N. Abbe Rd. Elyria, Ohio 44035 www.ehealthconnection.com Nancy Stoldt (440) 934-1458 Community Health Partners extends the healing ministry of Jesus by improving the health of our communities with emphasis on people who are poor and under-served. Activities include Nursing Home, Elders, Hospice, Assessment and Case Management. Community Services of Stark County, Inc. 625 Cleveland Avenue, N.W. Canton, OH 44702 www.communityservicesofstark.org/ Michelle Chaido (330) 455-0374 firstname.lastname@example.com We, the Community Services of Stark County, Inc., in keeping with social and moral tradition, serve all persons with dignity and respect. Through direct service, counseling and advocacy, we are committed to empowering individuals and families to enhance the quality of their lives. Services include counseling; adoption; maternity programs; special needs adoption; emergency assistance, consultation, education and prevention; community and school outreach; housing and rape crisis. Cuyahoga County Youth Development Center 996 Hines Hill Hudson, OH 44236 www.ja.cuyahogacounty.us/ Carla Brown 330-656-2282 D & E Counseling Center 711 Belmont Ave. Youngstown, Ohio 44502 www.dandecenter.com/ The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 5 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 Sande Miller (330) 793-2487 x 213 D&E Counseling Center is a comprehensive behavior health treatment organization specializing in child, adolescent and family care. D&E Center has provided services since 1970. As a child adolescent behavioral health care provider we work with those up to their 18th birthdays. Domestic Violence Center PO Box 5466 Cleveland, Ohio 44101 www.domesticviolencecenter.org/ evening hours available Laura Ross (216) 688-7295 The Domestic Violence Center is dedicated to a comprehensive approach to ending domestic violence and fostering peaceful relationships. Students will work in Intake, Hotline/Shelter, Court Advocacy and Art Therapy, as well as Assessment, Case Planning, Case Management, Crisis Intervention, and Protective. Everywoman's House 104 Spink St. Wooster, Ohio 44691 www.everywomenshouse.org/ Gina Patterson (330) 263-6021 firstname.lastname@example.com The mission is to promote the healing of intervals/families that experience domestic violence and/or sexual assault and is committed to the prevention of these crimes. Student activities include Child Welfare, School-Based, Criminal Justice, Adult through Child, Assessment, Case Management, Community Organization, and Crisis Intervention. Fair Housing Contact Service 441 Wolf Ledges, Suite 200 Akron, Ohio 44311 www.fairhousingakron.org Lauren Green (330) 376-6191 email@example.com Fair Housing Contact Service is a small non-profit organization that strives to prevent and eliminate housing discrimination and to promote equal housing opportunities under the belief that everyone deserves to live in the safe, affordable housing of their choice. FHCS provides a variety of housing advocacy services, including discrimination investigation and complaint filing, tenant-landlord counseling, homeowners counseling, and homeless prevention services. A student would be involved in a variety of macro focused projects including curriculum development, research, and grant contribution, as well as some direct service opportunities. Family and Community Services of Portage County 174 Gougler Avenue Kent, OH 44240 www.portagefamilies.org/ Laura Mann(330) 678-3911, ext. 26 The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 6 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 This is the largest social service agency in Portage County with several sites. It is a diverse multi-service agency meeting the needs of the economically disadvantaged people of Portage County. Services include housing programs; homeless outreach; individual, family and group counseling; consumer credit counseling; youth services; early intervention; emergency services; school based services; and parenting groups. Family Service Agency 535 Marmion Avenue Youngstown, OH 44502 www.familyservicesagency.com David Arnold (330) 782-5664 email@example.com This agency is a non-profit, multi-services agency serving greater Youngstown area. Services include counseling, family financial education, rape information and counseling, employee assistance, kinship care, guardianship (senior citizens) and homeless, runaway shelter. Macro field experience is in administration. Forum Health 500 Gypsy Lane PO Box 240 Youngstown, Ohio 44501 www.forumhealth.com Mary Missos (330) 884-3521 Forum Health's mission is to enhance the health status of the communities we serve. Main Focus Activities include Discharge Planning and Case Management. Other Activities include Nursing Home Placement, Psychiatric, Elders, Substance Use, Assessment, Adoption and Case Planning. Hattie Larlham 9772 Diagonal Rd. Mantua, Ohio 44240 www.hattielarlham.org/ Juanita Greenwood (330) 274-2272 Serves people with diverse challenges, including, but not limited to the MR/DD population. Heartland Behavioral Health 3000 Erie St. South Massillon, Ohio 44648 www.mh.state.oh.us Linda Ellis (330) 833-3135 x 1239 firstname.lastname@example.com Heartland Behavioral Health Services offers residential treatment and acute hospitalization for youth ages 4-21. We treat youth with mental health issues, substance abuse issues, or emotional and behavioral disorders. We offer quality programs, including our TRICARE-certified treatment program and self-injurious behavioral program. Our services are tailored to meet the needs of general psychiatric disorders, and we also offer an intensive treatment program for behavioral/conduct disorders. The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 7 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 Holmes County Board of MR/DD 800 TR 574 Holmesville, Ohio 44633 www.oacbmrdd.org/ Tracy J. Kolarovsky (330) 674-8045 x 201 This is a family-oriented program which maximizes the potential, develops the independence, educates and supports all individuals with special needs and their families through a choice of progressive, diverse, and personalized programs and services in a safe, secure environment. Activities include School-Based, Elders, MR/DD, Adult, Adolescent, Assessment, Intake and Ongoing Services. Hospice of Tuscarawas County 201 W. Third St. Dover, Ohio 44622 www.hospiceoftusc.org/ Salva Sedlak, (330) 343-7605 Provides care to the terminally ill and their families. Huron Hospital a Cleveland Clinic Hospital Hospital closing at this site-Summer 2011 13951 Terrace Road East Cleveland, Ohio 44112 Ronald Davis (216) 761-7673 firstname.lastname@example.com Huron Hospital is a 180+ bed hospital located in East Cleveland, Ohio. Inpatient setting has an ICU unit that houses 25 patients. Medical/surgical floors house 50+ patients and step-down units house 29 patients. Social workers assist with discharge planning (assessment and progress note documentation, resource education for medications, transportation issues, arranging of home delivered meals (Meals on Wheels), treatment of dually diagnosed (psychiatric diagnoses hospitalized for medical purposes and…) and daily interdisciplinary rounds with medical attending physicians, residents (residency program) and nursing. Huron Hospital also has a Trauma Service. Trauma patients are placed mainly in the ICU and Medical Surgical units. Common issues with patients for social workers are: insurance issues (lack thereof), domestic violence, gang violence, and abuse. Social workers assist with filing for victims of crime, completing Medicaid applications, assisting with medication programs, providing resources and comfort for victims of domestic violence, and housing (shelter/group homes). Additionally, there is an OB/GYN unit which currently houses 20+ patients. Major social work issues on this floor are: adoption, child abuse, county children services involvement, arranging of at home services (Help Me Grow/Mom's First), assistance with layettes, breast pumps, and formula. On the outpatient side, is the Community Health Center, Oncology Center, Women's Health Center, Minority Health Center, and Pediatric Center. Many of the issues seen here are also described above. The most prominent issues dealt with by The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 8 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 social workers are: transportation, medication assistance, medical/financial assistance, and housing issues (new or current). Students should be prepared to send/arrive with a resume. Mature Services 415 S. Portage Path Akron, OH 44320 www.matureservices.org/ Suzanne Rymer, 330-253-4597x 144 firstname.lastname@example.com This agency provides services to older adults, including support, specialized chemical dependency services; home care and senior employment services. The goal is to provide independence to individuals, through community-based assistance, to help older adults avoid premature or inappropriate institutionalization and to help alleviate the problems of poverty among older adults. Medina County Department of Jobs and Family Services 3076 Remsen Rd. Medina, OH 44256 www.co.medina.oh.us Louise Brown, 330-722-9300 x 270 Public/Human service agency to help improve/empower families. Mercy Hospice 7568 Whipple Ave. N.W. North Canton, Ohio 44720 www.cantonmercy.com Kimberly Bray (330) 649-4380 firstname.lastname@example.com Mercy Hospice, through healing, compassionate ministry and interdisciplinary team approach, provide services to terminally ill patients and their families. This is provided through case management, psychosocial counseling, and bereavement support. *Multi-County Juvenile Attention System 815 Faircrest Avenue Canton, Ohio 44706 www.mcjas.org Patricia Schneider 330-484-6471 ext. 2814 firstname.lastname@example.com The Multi-County Juvenile Attention System (MCJAS) provides detention and rehabilitation services to the Juvenile Courts of counties in Northeast Ohio. The mission of MCJAS is to provide innovative and quality services to the unruly, delinquent, dependent, neglected and abused children referred by Juvenile and Family Court Judges so they can return to their homes and families to earn, live, and serve successfully in their communities. The detention program is focused on short-term services. The detention centers hold youth for The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 9 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 the courts prior to the hearing on the case or while arrangements are being made for placement elsewhere. The focus of the detention centers' programs is learning responsibility for individual behavior. The group home program provides residential care and treatment services in an open setting for youth who are able to function in the regular public-school system. Emphasis is placed on developing the skills necessary to return either to the family setting or to independent adult living. The Residential Treatment Center offers live-in care for youth lacking sufficient internal controls for an open setting or who are unable to function within the public schools. In addition to group and family counseling sessions, this setting provides a specialized school focusing on youth with learning or behavioral problems. Students will have opportunities to lead group counseling sessions, individual counseling, and psycho-educational and skill-building groups. Hours could include evening and weekends. National Multiple Sclerosis Society Ohio Buckeye Chapter 6155 Rockside Rd. #202 Independence, Ohio 44131 www.msohiobuckeye.org Kincaid Brines Early email@example.com (216) 503-4176 The main office is located in Independence but the majority of assignments could be located in the Akron area. The mission of the MS Society is to end the devastating effects of MS. This organization offers students a generalist experience including but not limited to: 1. Friendly visiting to MS Clients in nursing homes. Once training is completed, student would visit as schedule permits. Home visits would be made with a staff social worker. 2. Possible work with the Akron Craft class depending on student's schedule (class meets on Tuesday mornings from 9:30 a.m. -12 noon) 3. Provide support to self help group in the Akron area. Group meets once a month on Saturday mornings. 4. Resource development for provider database (Once trained could be completed on student's time) 5. Work on special client projects (holiday bags, client social events, etc.) as schedule allows 6. Additional group opportunities Neil Kennedy Recovery Clinic 25 N. Canfield-Niles Road Suite 140 Austintown, Ohio 44515 www.nkrc.org/ Vince Brancaccio (330) 509-3649 Neil Kennedy Recovery Clinic has a mission to provide compassionate professional services of the highest quality for alcohol and/or other drug dependent people, their families, and the community. Student activities include Substance Use Treatment, Criminal Justice, Adolescent, The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 10 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 Assessment, Discharge Planning, Case Management, and Intake. New HORIZONS Psychiatric, Counseling, & Pain Management Services 4735 Belpar Street Canton, Ohio 44718 Randall Chapman 330-265-7707 firstname.lastname@example.com A private agency that provides psychiatric services, counseling and pain management services to clients utilizing individual, couples, and group therapeutic sessions, as well as SMD and chemical dependency. This organization adheres to the Yalom process model and implements cognitive behavioral, solutions based, and some narrative therapy. Students will experience the role and impact of diagnostic criteria (using the DSM & the ICD) and hospitalizations, crisis intervention, and working in a multi-disciplinary team of medical, chemical dependency and social work professionals (MSN Nurse Practitioner, Medical Interns, RN staff, LPC's, LPCC-S, LICDC, LISW, LCDC III). Students will also learn about client support from greeting and directing clients, answering phones, scheduling appointments, documenting and filing client information in support of HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), referral and assessing scope of practice, management skills, staff development and medicine monitoring. Student will have contact and information exchanges with other agencies including child protective services. Populations served include, but not limited to: the severely mentally disabled, couples and/or marital counseling utilizing Structural Family Therapy, individuals experiencing substance abuse and other addictions, domestic violence and co-dependency as well as anger management. Northside Hospital Youth Services Unit 500 Gypsy Lane Youngstown, OH 44501 Ilonna Roth-Cohn, 330-884-3923 Oriana House Inc. 264 E. Crosier Akron, Ohio 44308 www.orianahouse.org Sally Longstreth Fluck 330-996-2222 ext. 2616 email@example.com This agency provides cost effective and humane point of entry to comprehensive services for chemically dependent Summit County residents. Services include intake, screening, and assessment to determine eligibility. Recommendations for level of care and treatment options are discussed, and referral is offered for recommended. Target population is adult Summit County residents Pathway Caring for Children 6370 Wise Ave. N.W. N. Canton, OH 44720 www.pathwaycfc.org Wendy Tracy (330) 493-0083 (x3441) firstname.lastname@example.com Pathway is a private, non profit agency providing quality, community-based and treatment-oriented residential care for boys and girls who are unable to live with their own families. Its purpose is to care for neglected, abused and abandoned youth age's infancy to 19, by providing loving, stable The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 11 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 environments. Services offered are foster care, group home, and foster parent services. Student opportunities include participation in respite program, providing support for parents, adoption, conducting research, and involvement with other community social service agencies. ome care. Opportunities for internships are many and varied. Phoenix Rising Behavioral Health and Recovery 4974 Higbee Avenue, Suite 209 Canton, Ohio 44718 www.give-us-strength.com Michelle Litton-Betts (330) 493-4553 email@example.com The mission of Phoenix Rising is to provide opportunity for growth and recovery utilizing behavioral healthcare treatment that is evidence-based and effective in meeting the needs of the individuals served. The organization offers individual and group counseling, case management, and psychiatry. Portage Children's Center/Children's Advantage 520 N. Chestnut St. Ravenna, Ohio 44266 www.childrensadvantage.org Mary McKracken 330- 296-5552, ext. 217 The mission of PCC is to provide behavioral healthcare services and forge community partnerships in order to help children and families reach their fullest potential. PCC places a high value on prevention and consultation. Thus, the agency participates with other community agencies in the development of coordinated services, consults with other community agencies that serve children and initiates educational efforts to positively influence parents and families. PCC provides individual, group and family therapy; case management, school consultation, early childhood mental health and child psychiatric services. Portage County Board of MR/DD 2606 Brady Lake Rd. Ravenna, OH 44266 www.pcbmrdd.org/ Charles Holden, 330-297-7261 The mission of the Portage County Board of Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities is to ensure the availability of programs, services, and supports that assist eligible individuals with mental retardation and developmental disabilities in choosing and achieving a life of increasing capability such that they can live, work, and socialize in the community, and to assist and support the families of these individuals in achieving this objective. Quest Prevention & Recovery Services* 1341 Market Avenue, N. Canton, Ohio 44714 www.questrecoveryservices.com The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 12 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 Pete Botti 330- 453-8252 firstname.lastname@example.com The mission of this agency is to reduce the incidence and prevalence of chemical abuse and dependency and their related effects in the community through the provision of cost-effective, culturally sensitive services in the least restrictive environment of care regardless of ability to pay. Evening hours available. SAFY- Specialized Alternatives for Families & Youth SAFY of Ohio, Inc. - Canton/Akron 6465 Frank Avenue, NW North Canton, Ohio 44720 Felicia L. Phelps, MSSA, LISW-S firstname.lastname@example.com 330-305-1668 800- 787- 7239 - Toll Free 330- 305-1696 - Fax Founded in 1984, Specialized Alternatives for Families and Youth believes that every child is entitled to a caring and stable living environment. Many children in our nation are abused, neglected and victimized and left without loving parents to care for them. SAFY focuses on these difficult-to-place children, by helping to provide stable homes in order that they may grow into healthy and happy adults. SAFY's primary focus is therapeutic or treatment foster care. Annually, SAFY helps more than 2,000 children find stable and loving homes. This program is designed for children who are unable to remain with their primary families. These children receive individualized services from a team of professionally-trained foster families and social workers. SAFY's foster care program is intended as a short-term solution with the goal of reunifying the primary family, whenever possible. Salem Community Hospital 1995 East State Street Salem, OH 44460 www.salemhosp.com Debbie Pietzrak, 330-386-2914 Student macro field opportunities may include grant writing and implementation and program development. Salvation Army - Akron 190 South Maple Street PO Box 280 Akron, OH 44302 www.usc.salvationarmy.org/usc/www_usc.nsf Terry Lutz (330) 762-8481 email@example.com The Salvation Army's mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination. The target population would be any individual that is seeking a need, or resource that we offer at the agency. The services offered at the agency are; Emergency family shelter, emergency assistance, such as; utility, rental & food pantry assistance. The Salvation Army also offers seasonal assistance such as, holiday help and summer camp for families. Field opportunities at The Salvation Army include; preparation, & leadership of life-skills classes for shelter clients, attend department meetings, attend outside agency meetings, grant writing, shadowing social services staff, and benefit bank training/tax prep classes. Expected duties/assignments for field students include; answering phones, maintaining client files, using fax and copy machines, covering front desk duties, writing case notes/ proper documentation, assisting/direct practice with clients, calling potential booth The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 13 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 shelter clients for pre-screening, assisting with back-pack program, attending pantry mania day at the East Akron Salvation Army. Solutions Behavioral Health 246 Northland Dr. Medina, Ohio 44256 www.solutionsbh.org Melanie Woods (330) 723-9600 firstname.lastname@example.com This agency provides alcohol and drug dependency as well as mental health outpatient services for clients and their families. Residents of Medina County may receive services based on a sliding scale fee. South West General Health Center Geriatric Program 18697 Bagley Road Middleburg Heights, OH 44130 www.swgeneral.com Donna Barrett, (440) 816-4036 Community-based case management for high risk older adults. Assessments, outreach, grant writing and program planning. Stark County Children Services 221 3rd Street S.E. Canton, OH 44702 www.djfs.co.stark.oh.us/ Norma Thorpe 330-451-8927 firstname.lastname@example.com SCCS provides child protective services, foster care, adoption, adult services and administrative support to assist in the delivery of the aforementioned programs. Stark County Board of MR/DD 2950 Whipple Ave N.W. Canton, Ohio 44708 www.starkmrdd.org/ Sandra Bowers (330) 479-7743 firstname.lastname@example.com The mission of the Board of MR/DD is to enable people with developmental disabilities to maximize their potential within the community. Activities include Nursing Home, Psychiatric, Elders, Assessment, Case Management, Intake and Ongoing Care. Summa Center for Senior Health 55 Arch Street, Suite 2H Akron, OH 44304 www.summahealth.org/ Linda Choken, LSW, 330-375-3195 email@example.com This agency tries to improve the health, quality of life and well-being of older adults by working with health care professionals, patients and their families as a consultative service focused on The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 14 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 coordinating every aspect of an older adult's care. Social workers act as a team member to create a comprehensive care plan outlining the actions needed to improve health, safety and independence with the family or caregiver. Social workers work with the family as the primary contact to implement the recommendations and provide on-going support. Summa Medical Center 525 E Market St. Akron, Ohio 44304 www.summahealth.org/ Lynn M. McNamara (330) 375-3452 Activities at Summa Medical Center include Nursing home, Psychiatric, Elders, Substance Use, Hospice, HIV, Adult, Assessment, Discharge Planning, Case Management, Intake, Protective, Crisis Intervention, and Interdisciplinary Practice. Summit County Children Services 47 North Main Street Akron, Ohio 44308 www.co.summit.oh.us/ Helen-Jean Cardina or Colleen Harris (330) 996-7038 (University Partnership Program Only) firstname.lastname@example.com and firstname.lastname@example.com SCCS will assure that Summit County residents have access to resources and services necessary to obtain and sustain quality of life, self-determination and self-sufficiency in order to build a stronger community. Tarry House, Inc 564 Diagonal Rd. Akron, Ohio 44320 www.tarryhouse.org/ Natalie Grier (330) 253-6689 email@example.com Tarry House is a group home with a mission of empowering persons suffering from mental illnesses and psychological disorders, with skills necessary to live as independently as possible. This agency provides counseling, food, shelter, transportation and recreational activities. Tarry House provides residential rehabilitation care for individuals affected by mental illness in a halfway house setting in order to enable those persons to adjust to the community and avoid rehospitalization. Student placement activities may include case management, transporting clients, intake assessments, documentation, termination assessments, and assisting clients with coping techniques. The National Youth Advocate Program Sharon Marconi, Program Director 1801 Watermark Drive, Suite 200 Columbus, OH 43215 614-487-8758 Phone 614-487-3819 Fax 1-877-NYAP-CAN or 1-877-692-7226 (Toll free 24 hour referral and assistance line) The University of Akron School of Social Work 8.5.11 Page 15 Agency Roster- Macro Field Placements 2011 Local contact: Meredith L. Kober firstname.lastname@example.com The National Youth Advocate Program (NYAP) has provided cost effective, community based services and support to children, youth and families since 1978. We offer flexible, creative, outcome based solutions to meet the unique needs of the communities we serve and the individual needs of the youth and families involved in our programs. NYAP in Ohio has served children and families in Ohio since 1978. In keeping with our philosophy of maintaining strong local support for our foster parents and team members, the Ohio program is administered through seven regional office locations: Columbus (Central Ohio) Newark (Eastern Ohio) Cincinnati (Southwestern Ohio) Dayton (Western Ohio) Maumee (Northwestern Ohio) Cleveland (Greater Cleveland Area) Tallmadge (Greater Akron/Northeast Ohio) The Ohio State University Extension Expanded Food & Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) Stark, Summit, Mahoning & Portage County Extension Offices 2650 Richville Drive SE Suite 100 Massillon, Ohio 44646 http://stark.osu.edu/ Yvette L. Graham LISW-S firstname.lastname@example.com 330-830-7700 ext. 117 Fax: 330-830-7720 Eating Smart, Being Active (ESBA) is a free program made up of eight education group from a curriculum designed to help low to moderate income families with children make healthier choices. The groups are research-based and delivered with an interactive and hands-on approach. 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Moulds may be available, Keyshawn should be soon, maybe TO if you want to go that route. Reche Caldwell, Rod Gardner, Az Hakim, Josh Reed, Peerless Price, Ike Hilliard, David Boston, Ricky Proehl... there are a lot of serviceable receivers still out there. Calm down, buddy, before you get tossed off the boards.
Josh Reed, Reche Caldwell, soon-to-be-Eric Moulds, soon-to-be-David-Patten and soon-to-be-Keyshawn. It doesn't take a STUD WR to work in this system. Not just ANYONE can, but I think these guys know what they're doing.
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Sorry if my english is not good enough. but bieng over 80 years old and having 2 stokes i`m doing the best i can. As you can see by my name i have been patfan since 1960. had season tickets from 1960 to 1995 .had to give them up cause of health. So i think i earned my right to complain. Sorry if i offended you
After 3 SB wins in 5 years, no Patriots fan has the right to complain. You're just a grumpy old man like NEM.
Given his just written bio, and the fact that NEM hasn't posted here in the past two days................. .......has anyone seen these two guys in the same room at the same time?
Its not really about what WE know and who WE like, is it? Its about what the qualified professionals know and think. This requires our patience, which doesn't seem to suit many people these days. But the fact is that time is the only accurate judge of all of this. Next January, you'll know what they did, and how they did it, and what the result was. At that point you have every right to weigh on with your vote. Not to say you don't have every right now, but one thing I'd like to see here is some recogniztion that as fans, we rarely know enough to give an informed opinion, and that our discussions here are really not based on anything. Its hard for me to understand how on March 14th, so many people are so disgruntled. Especially someone like you who has obviously patiently worked through the down times. This is the best we've ever had, not just the past six years, but in the immediate years ahead. I think this management team has done more than enough to earn our trust, but most especially our patience.
But taking a step back for a second, and remembering that in charge of this operation we have the best HC in the league as well as a two-time winner of NFL Executive of the Year (not to mention a pretty capable scouting department), do you think this level of frustration less than a week into the new league year is reasonable? I don't think anybody should be hung for simple frustration, but at the same time, when its voiced so often and so loudly as it has been here over the last several days, it is also perfectly acceptable for people to challenge it. If the frustration is logical, it will stand up. If it isn't, it won't.
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