Townhall II’s Horizon House in Ravenna, Ohio
Horizon House is Townhall II’s 10-bed, residential treatment facility for women with substance use disorders (SUD). We provide daily, evidence-based, trauma-informed treatment services along with integrated mental health services. We provide ASAM 3.1 to 3.5 services, which include grief counseling, anger management, communication skills and other emotional and behavioral support.
Horizon House is a secure environment at a discreet location for the protection of the women in recovery. It provides a safe and nurturing, home-like environment where women are supported while they learn long-term recovery skills with a structured daily schedule. The house is staffed 24/7, so there is always someone available to help clients. There’s a beautiful, safe backyard for recreation and every client has their own private bedroom and bathroom. The house has accessible showers and entryways for those with disabilities.
Pregnant women, and women with children, are welcome to receive care at our facility. Children can visit at scheduled times during the week and may stay overnight on weekends. For other visitors, there are scheduled visitation times during the week and on weekends.
Most residents complete the Horizon House program in 90 days. After completion of the program, residents are transitioned to a safe and sober living environment within the community.
- Individual counseling for mental health and SUDs, specialized for residents with a history of trauma or abuse.
- Group counseling for residents and their family members.
- Individualized case management.
- Involvement in, and peer support for, self-support recovery activities such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous.
- Self-support recovery groups:
- Nutrition Education
- Healthy Relationship Education
- Recovery Education
- Coping Skills for Trauma
- Structured daily schedule to promote recovery.
- Transportation assistance.
- Transition plans for returning to safe home environments or sober living facilities.
ELIGIBILITY AND COST
Adult women who have had an assessment and been determined to need a residential treatment program are able to attend Horizon House. Residents of Portage County, Ohio, and pregnant women, are given priority for admission. Other admission criteria are discussed during a potential client’s first appointment with a Townhall II counselor.
Horizon House is funded through a Women’s Special Services Grant from the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services, and the Mental Health & Recovery Board of Portage County.
DONATE TO HORIZON HOUSE
Horizon House is a facility run by Townhall II Integrated Health Network, which is a not-for-profit organization funded by county, state and federal grants, as well as donations by the community. As such, any donations to Horizon House help offset the costs of running the facility.
The women of Horizon House can always use these everyday items:
- Cleaning supplies – detergent, cleansers, sponges, disinfecting wipes, etc.
- Toiletries – body soap, deodorant, shampoo and conditioner.
- Toilet paper and paper towels.
- Garbage bags – 13 gallon.
- Non-perishable food items.
- Coffee and creamer.
- Gloves for food preparation.
- Scrubs – all sizes.
If you would like to make a donation to Horizon House, please drop off items at our Kent offices located at 155 N. Water St., in downtown Kent, Ohio. You may also call our offices at 330-678-3006 to arrange for a pickup.
For more information, call Horizon House at (330) 296-8590.