The Horizon House Program includes:

• Behavioral health care
• Primary health care
• Meal assistance
• Mentoring/Case Management to help learn appropriate behaviors
• Goal setting strategies
• Vocational and educational needs
• Employment needs
• Life skills training
• Housing assistance (after program completion)

The goal of Horizon House is to challenge residents for the long term. We will ask them where they want to be in the future and they will set their own goals. A Life Management Plan will be determined in order for them to proceed on the appropriate path and receive as much encouragement and advice necessary to execute their plan.

We have ONE main rule

To be eligible for residence, all applicants must be continuing their education and/or working.

There is no need to set a curfew; the work or school commitment creates an automatic curfew. If participants return to their old behavior, we help them understand the reasons behind their actions and to look at the consequences.

A Transition with a Future

By the time each graduating youth leaves Horizon House they are able to support themselves. They will have improved their education and will have a real chance as a productive, contributing citizen and adult in our community.

All program graduates are encouraged to participate in aftercare and ongoing relapse prevention programming. Successful graduates are also be encouraged to become mentors to entering homeless young adults.

Housing Contact Information

Housing Coordinator
Phone: (330) 315-3713

Download Housing Application

*All housing applications for the Horizon House program must be accompanied with three letters of reference.