Programs: Transitional housing - these programs, based in lisle and naperville, assist homeless young adults struggling with maintaining independence and who currently have no place to reside. The apartments, with staff available seven days a week, provide a secure and supportive environment that can serve residents for a period of 6 to 24 months, with flexibility to ensure the achievement of independence. Throughout fiscal year 2016-2017, the transitional housing programs served 80 homeless youth between the 3 programs. Eighty-five percent of those who were discharged from the programs had employment and obtained permanent stable housing. The staff continue to present to all potential referral sources in the community. Art therapy continues to be provided both individually and in groups. The response has been incredible. Ninety-seven percent of all residents have been linked to mainstream benefits they are entitled to. Seven challenges program addressing co-occuring disorders has been fully implemented into all three programs. All the residents in each program are participating in community service monthly. One hundred percent of all residents have completed the ansell casey assessment following admission. All residents in the programs have had their educational needs met through the mckinney vento act. Form.
cornerstone - cornerstone group home is a short-term residential home for boys ages 13-17, who are unable to live with their families, many times due to an abusive situation or emotional or behavioral instability. In addition to providing a safe and welcoming place to live, the program also stresses education and offers support services such as counseling and life skills groups. Throughout fiscal year 2016-2017, cornerstone shelter housed 24 different youths providing shelter, food, clothing, hygiene, counseling (individual and group), educational support, and social support. 2,270 days of care were provided. 7,037 hours of counseling (individual and group combined) were provided to the clients of cornerstone.
counseling - the clinical department at 360 offers individual, family, couples and group therapy. The therapists on staff are licensed by the state of illinois in the disciplines of clinical professional counselors and marriage and family therapy. Therapists are trained to treat issues such as depression, grief, family conflict and relationship concerns. 360 youth services is also contracted by the department of human services to provide comprehensive community-based youth services (ccbys) to naperville, lisle, downers grove, woodridge, aurora and westmont 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The program is geared toward youth aged 11-17 that are locked out of their homes, have run away or are beyond the control of their parents. The main goal of the program is reunification. Throughout fiscal year 2016-2017 the counseling department served 643 individuals for individual, family or couples counseling, 610 phone and internet referrals were handled and 696 individuals attended presentations offered by the staff in the counseling department.
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