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Coleman Transitional Housing Facility for Young Adults 156 Washington St. NE Warren, OH 44483-4925

Coleman Transitional Housing Facility for Young Adults 156 Washington St. NE Warren, OH 44483-4925. GRANTEE: Board of Trumbull County Commissioners LOCAL PARTNERS INVOLVED: Coleman Professional Services Trumbull County Planning Commission CT Consultants, Inc. Riley Construction of Ohio, LLC

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Coleman Transitional Housing Facility for Young Adults 156 Washington St. NE Warren, OH 44483-4925

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  1. Coleman Transitional Housing Facility for Young Adults156 Washington St. NE Warren, OH44483-4925 GRANTEE: Board of Trumbull County Commissioners LOCAL PARTNERS INVOLVED: Coleman Professional Services Trumbull County Planning Commission CT Consultants, Inc. Riley Construction of Ohio, LLC Trumbull County Mental Health and Recovery Board Ohio Department of Development Ohio Housing Trust Fund Coleman Foundation City of Warren Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership

  2. Coleman Transitional Housing Facility for Young Adults • PROJECT COSTS - $413,125.33 (NSP1) • Appraisal - $150.00 • Realtor - $275.00 • Purchase Price - $25,133.33 • Carrying Costs - $3,423.00 • Architect/Engineer - $42,470.00 • Rehabilitation Contractor - $341,674.00 • SUPPORTIVE SERVICES - $222,500 • Ohio Housing Trust Fund Supportive Housing - $187,000 • ODOD Supportive Housing - $35,500 • FURNISHINGS - $17,500 • Trumbull County Mental Health and recovery Board - $7,500 • Coleman Foundation - $10,000

  3. Coleman Transitional Housing Facility for Young Adults • NEED AND OUTCOMES • The funds were used to purchase and rehabilitate the entire foreclosed structure from basement to attic creating a transitional housing facility for homeless young adults’ ages 18 to 26 who are either exiting the foster care system, a mental health or drug addiction program or a correctional institution. • Coleman Professional Services is following the “Youth Model of Care” in operating this facility. One full and one part-time staff member employed at the facility shall attend TIP (Transition to Independence Process) training soon to implement this evidence based practice of care.

  4. Coleman Transitional Housing Facility for Young Adults • NEED AND OUTCOMES (Cont.) • Coleman anticipates that after the approximate 12 to 24 month period of stay at least fifty-percent of the homeless young adults will have secured a source of income through employment or benefits and permanent housing. The house is now the “nicest” house on the street; one of the goals of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program when it was first introduced to Trumbull County in 2009.

  5. Coleman Transitional Housing Facility for Young Adults • IMPACT TO COMMUNITY • Reducing the number of blighted and foreclosed properties in the City of Warren is a top priority for all stakeholders in addition to meeting the goals specified in Trumbull County’s Blueprint To End Homelessness Plan drafted a few years ago through the Trumbull County Housing Collaborative Continuum of Care Group. The newly organized regional mental health board is looking at this facility as a model for creating facilities just like it throughout Ohio.

  6. Coleman Transitional Housing Facility for Young Adults • LMI BENEFICIARIES • Homeless Population • At-Risk Youth • Persons with Disabilities

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  9. The Board of Trumbull County Commissioners would like to thank Coleman Professional Services for their service to the residents of our county. Their staff always goes the extra mile and are the leading experts in assisting persons with mental illness or those recovering from addiction. They provide a multitude of services and are always pursuing additional funds to fill the gaps in our county continuum of care The Board of Trumbull County Commissioners would like to thank the Ohio Department of Development Director Christiane Schmenk for this honor. We truly appreciate your partnership with Trumbull County in creating a quality environment for our citizens We are especially grateful for the talented and dedicated staff of the Office of Community Development under the leadership of Michael Hiler. We are truly thankful for your partnership with us; both the Board of Trumbull County Commissioners and the Trumbull County Planning Commission. Since 2000, the office of the Planning Commission has successfully administered over $17,600,000 worth of CDBG funds to carry out important quality of life projects Thank you to Governor John R. Kasich and Lt. Governor Mary Taylor for your steadfast support of the Ohio Department of Development and Trumbull County

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