List Of Programs

Peer Support

Meet one-on-one with an individual who will provide support through one’s own lived experience issues to promote recovery. Peer supporters also assist individuals with self-determination, well-being, goal setting, coping mechanisms, and crisis management.

Recovery Support Groups

AA Meetings
Families Anonymous
SMART Recovery
Women’s Discussion – “Girl Get Real”
Bible Study

Narcan Training

Attend a workshop on using Narcan to save lives. This program is administered by Holly Phillips from the Medina County Health Department.

For more information training go to: https://medinahealth.org/people/project-dawn/

Volunteer Work

Students volunteer with other organizations as a way to help others and participate as a group in a positive activity. 8 hours of volunteer work is required.

Sit down one-on-one with a knowledgeable financial planner who will assist you to reach your financial goals by discussing debt reduction, credit repair, tax issues, budgeting, saving, etc.

The next step after completing the 6-month culinary training program is to find desirable employment. To accomplish this, a student needs to prepare for their graduation by understanding the importance of being a good employee. Characteristics such as, timeliness, grooming, good work ethic, and being coachable are among the traits of a desirable employee. In addition, graduates learn how to prepare a resume, answer application questions, and request recommendations. The following programs are available to students.

Soft Skills Coaching
Resume Building Workshop
Job Placement and Career Services