History
Coleman Behavioral Health – Trumbull County has provided quality services to Trumbull County residents since 1990. Coleman Behavioral Health has consistently provided vocational rehabilitation services to persons with all types of disabilities. In 2000, Coleman Behavioral Health entered into its first Workforce Investment Act contract with the Department of Job and Family Services. Those employment services are currently being provided to Trumbull County residents.
In May 2006, Coleman began providing housing placement and assistance services to persons with mental health disorders who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. This service is provided as part of a HUD McKinney grant that Trumbull LifeLines (the mental health and recovery board) received in 2001. Eight one bedroom units, called Joey’s Landing, have been built in Warren and provide safe, decent, affordable housing for persons with a mental health disorder who are also homeless.
Also in 2006, Coleman Behavioral Health began providing respite services to Trumbull County youth who are referred through the Wrap Around program. In October of that year, Coleman Behavioral Health - Trumbull County began provided 24-hour emergency prescreening and evaluation services to county residents as a result of an additional contract with Trumbull LifeLines. Through this contract, Coleman Behavioral Health also provides short-term intensive case management to persons who are not already engaged in services in the Trumbull County system of care and are in need of this service. Persons can also walk into the Trumbull LifeLines Access Center, operated by Coleman Behavioral Health, at any time to have access to an intake, receive a referral for services or work with staff to alleviate a crisis situation.
Coleman Behavioral Health – Trumbull County has provided quality services to Trumbull County residents since 1990. Coleman Behavioral Health has consistently provided vocational rehabilitation services to persons with all types of disabilities. In 2000, Coleman Behavioral Health entered into its first Workforce Investment Act contract with the Department of Job and Family Services. Those employment services are currently being provided to Trumbull County residents.
In May 2006, Coleman began providing housing placement and assistance services to persons with mental health disorders who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. This service is provided as part of a HUD McKinney grant that Trumbull LifeLines (the mental health and recovery board) received in 2001. Eight one bedroom units, called Joey’s Landing, have been built in Warren and provide safe, decent, affordable housing for persons with a mental health disorder who are also homeless.
Also in 2006, Coleman Behavioral Health began providing respite services to Trumbull County youth who are referred through the Wrap Around program. In October of that year, Coleman Behavioral Health - Trumbull County began provided 24-hour emergency prescreening and evaluation services to county residents as a result of an additional contract with Trumbull LifeLines. Through this contract, Coleman Behavioral Health also provides short-term intensive case management to persons who are not already engaged in services in the Trumbull County system of care and are in need of this service. Persons can also walk into the Trumbull LifeLines Access Center, operated by Coleman Behavioral Health, at any time to have access to an intake, receive a referral for services or work with staff to alleviate a crisis situation.
