House of Hope of Washington County is a peer-run recovery community organization dedicated to providing a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for individuals experiencing mental health and substance use challenges. Through peer support, recovery-focused groups, social activities, community resources, and advocacy, House of Hope promotes hope, independence, personal growth, and community reintegration. Our mission is to empower individuals on their recovery journeys while fostering meaningful connections and a sense of belonging.
Washington County Homeless Project
The Washington County Homeless Project is located within the CRC. Their mission is to provide a safe place for the homeless population where they can access food, clothing, hygiene, laundry, and address resource needs. Hours of operation Monday through Friday 12:00 PM-4:00 PM.
Winter Hours Monday through Saturday 12:00 PM-4:00 PM Beginning the last week of October
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The Community Resource Center (CRC) is proud to be a community partner of NAMI Southeast Ohio, working together to promote mental health awareness, education, advocacy, and support for individuals and families throughout our community.
NAMI Southeast Ohio hosts Family Support Groups on the third Friday of every month at 5:30 p.m. at Gilman United Methodist Church in Marietta, Ohio. These groups provide a welcoming, supportive environment where families can connect with others, share experiences, and find encouragement while navigating the challenges of mental health conditions.
In addition, NAMI Southeast Ohio is planning to introduce a NAMI Connections Support Group specifically geared toward veterans in the near future. This group will provide an opportunity for veterans to connect with peers, share experiences, build meaningful relationships, and receive support in a safe, understanding, and judgment-free environment.
Through this partnership, the Community Resource Center and NAMI Southeast Ohio remain committed to reducing stigma, strengthening community connections, and ensuring individuals and families know they are not alone in their mental health journeys.
The Community Resource Center is a proud partner of No Wrong Door
No Wrong Door is an initiative of Washington County Family & Children First
Social Service systems can be complex and difficult to navigate, causing people to feel rejected or frustrated in their efforts to obtain help.
That’s why the No Wrong Door philosophy ensures that when people need help, they’re connected with the desired services, regardless of which agency they call or office door they enter.
No Wrong Door agencies receive education on resources available and customer service training so that staff and clients have comprehensive, streamlined information about the available support and services.