COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
THE PARTNERSHIP FOR DRUG-FREE WAYNE AND HOlMES COUNTIES
MEETING SCHEDULE
The Partnership meets at 1:30 pm on the second Friday of the months of February, April, June, August, October and December.
OUR COMMITTEES
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
OBJECTIVES
The Community Outreach Committee meets to determine the best ways we can take our drug-free message to the residents of Wayne and Holmes Counties and how to get them involved in our initiatives.
W.I.S.E.
The W.I.S.E. Program at Catholic Charities is a unique service that provides individualized support for families who have a member with both a mental health challenge and a developmental disability. The program uses the Wraparound framework, which is a collaborative and strength-based approach that involves the family, professionals, and natural supports in creating a plan to meet the family’s needs and goals.
The W.I.S.E Program offers counseling, case management, parental support and meetings to enable families to develop a support system. Our staff coordinates with professionals who may have involvement with the family, such as therapists, doctors, teachers, or social workers, and also a family’s natural support network, such as relatives, friends, neighbors, or faith communities. The program arranges Wraparound meetings that are facilitated by a W.I.S.E wraparound facilitator, who is a trained professional who will assist a family in exploring their strengths and identifying their needs. The facilitator will also help the family access resources and services in the community that can address their needs and enhance their strengths.
The wraparound team, which includes the family and their chosen supports, works together to find help in the community and develop a stronger support system. The team also monitors the progress of the family and adjusts the plan as needed. The W.I.S.E Program aims to empower families to achieve their desired outcomes and improve their quality of life.
The W.I.S.E Program has no age requirement and accepts referrals for clients who have both a developmental disability and mental health diagnosis. Referrals can be made to Lisa Hostetler with Catholic Charities. She can be reached by phone at (330) 641-9462 or by email at Lhostetler@ccdocle.org.
SUICIDE PREVENTION COALITION
Wayne-Holmes Suicide Prevention Coalition
The Wayne-Holmes Suicide Prevention Coalition is made up of volunteers and professionals who are concerned about reducing the number of suicides and attempts in our counties.
The Wayne-Holmes Suicide Prevention Coalition is a program of NAMI Wayne and Holmes Counties. For more information, please call 330-264-1590 or visit their
website.
SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAININGS
This class takes 60 to 90 minutes to complete and we offer training in small groups up to full faculty in schools. All classes are presented by one of our local certified QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) trainers.
RESOURCES
Postpartum Depression Prevention
Follow the Suicide Prevention Coalition HERE

HOusing Locator
This housing locator helps individuals find a Class 2 Residential Facility or commonly known as a group home: 614-927-2421
A Better Version Collaborative Counseling
Bethany Metheney, LPCC
127 E Liberty St., Suite 255
Wooster, OH 44691
234.249.2427
330.840.5235
· Outpatient Counseling
· Adults
A. Fox Services
Adina L. Fox, LISW-S
19 W Main St., Suite 16
Ashland, OH 44805
419.496.2287
· Outpatient Counseling
· Adults/Youth
Alabaster Creative Arts Therapy
Leah Mendez, LPCC-S, ATR-BC
132 S Market St., Suite 204
Wooster, OH 44691
330.510.4892
· Outpatient Counseling
· Trauma, EMDR, Art Therapy
· Adults/Youth
Anazao Community Partners
2587 Back Orrville Rd.
Wooster, OH 44691
330.264.9597
*Offices in Millersburg and Wooster
· Outpatient Counseling
· Case Management
· Adults/Youth/Family
· Early Childhood
· Mental Health; Substance Use
and Trauma