MHS
1744 Payne Avenue
Cleveland OH 44114
USA

Phone
216 623 6555

24/7
Crisis Hotline
216 623 6888

TTY/TDD
216 623 6540

Facsimile
216 623 6539

MHS moved into new offices on 18 and 19 April 2007. The renovated building has separate reception and clinic areas for children.

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  The mission of MHS is to help people gain control of their lives by forging solutions that resolve mental health crises and end homelessness.

Number & Characteristics
of MHS Clients
for the 2003-2007 Fiscal Years

Client data for FY 2008 Client employment and income Service statistics Outcomes of care How many are homeless?

Most MHS homeless assistance programs serve homeless adults who have a severe mental disability. Outreach programs and the Community Women’s Shelter also serve those with other disabling conditions. The most frequent psychiatric disorders among those who participate in our homeless assistance programs are schizophrenic disorders, and substance-use disorders. Many homeless clients have a chronic physical illness, such as diabetes.

The MHS Mobile Crisis Team serves children and adults who are experiencing a psychiatric crisis. Clients of crisis programs have demographic and diagnostic characteristics that are much more heterogeneous than those of homeless clients.

Information about age, sex, and race of clients, by program, is presented in the tables below.
A table of the number and selected characteristics of MHS clients during the 2007 fiscal year.

A table of the number and selected characteristics of MHS clients during the 2006 fiscal year.

A table of the number and selected characteristics of MHS clients during the 2005 fiscal year.

A table of the number and selected characteristics of MHS clients during the 2003 fiscal year.


MHS has well-established procedures for the collection, analysis, and utilization of outcome data. These data demonstrate that MHS programs have been effective in helping clients achieve meaningful goals.

Outcomes of Care
To examine the remarkable outcomes achieved by clients who have participated in MHS Homeless Assistance programs, click here.

Let's look it up!

MHS uses the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's definition of homelessness, and the definition of severe mental disability published by the Ohio Department of Mental Health (ODMH).

Let's find out!

How many are homeless
in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA?
Click here for recent counts and estimates.




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