What an amazing service. As a mental health provider and as a person who has been in recovery for many years< I can't tell you how many wonderful stories I have heard from women who are client's of mine and women in recovery who are friends of mine. In fact, recently I was able to see just how much they delve into, in a manner conducive to helping, the lives of the families they help. As this experience was with a patient, I can't add any details other than I have only seen 2 individuals work as hard as this agency does. I wish I had money to donate monetarily. I am not a fan of the fiscal mess and lack of patient centered care in this valley, in my experience this is one of the few that actually help their clients obtain safe and secure housing for their children, address barriers they face, AND gear these women into becoming full self-sustaining members of the community.
To put my rating in the context of our area and non-profit providers of services to the most vulnerable populations the
5 rating I gave them is about 2 stars greater than I would give similarly oriented non-profits in this area. I haven't looked up their financials on the auditor site (you can do this), but I am guessing most of it goes toward services for the families they help...
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- EIN 34-1662460
- (330) 746-6622
- 238 Tod Ln Youngstown OH 44504 USA
- www.beatitudehouseonline.org
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Mission: Beatitude house, sponsored by the ursuline sisters, is committed to all disadvantaged women and children. By creating homes, providing educational opportunities, and fostering healthy families, we provide them with the opportunity to transform their lives.
Programs: Transitional housing for homeless women and children - during the year ended june 30, 2014, this program provided a safe and secure living environment for 70 women and 122 children over 3 sites located in mahoning, trumbull and ashtabula counties in ohio. 93% of families were able to move to permanent housing. 18 families who left the program also received services through our extended care program.
permanent supportive housing for homeless adults and children where at least one member of the household has a disability. During the year ended june 30, 2014 this program provided structure and a stable environment for 32 adults and 59 children including 26 families and 4 single women. In addition, beatitude house provided support services to 7 homeless adults and 3 children through collaboration with emmanuel community care center.
potter's wheel provided services for 22 women and 36 children through our english language learners program (ell) and our hispanic outreach. Staff also provided case management and training to beatitude house green clean, a worker-owned cleaning service.
