MHS - Cleveland, Ohio, USA - Homeless Assistance, Crisis Intervention

Detail from Shiva as Brahma, a statue of the Hindu god Shiva, acquired by the Cleveland Museum of Art in 2007. MHS serves the City of Cleveland, and Cuyahoga County, Ohio, USA. Click here to visit the website of the Museum, in a separate browser window.

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News of 2007

	On 18 April 2007, MHS moved to 1744 Payne Avenue, just one block south of our former location. Our main telephone number ( 216-623-6555 ) and our 24/7 Mobile Crisis Team hotline number ( 216-623-6888 ) remain unchanged.
MHS thanks the many donors who made this move possible. The renovated, 36,000-square-foot structure has helped clients more easily access services, promoted service coordination and efficiency by consolidating related programs that had been housed at three different sites, and created a separate clinic for children.

Learn more about our clients, services, and outcomes.

News of 2008	Events of 2008	Staff Directory
News of 2007	Events of 2007	Key Documents
News of 2006	Events of 2006	Our Service Area
News of 2005	Events of 2005	Outcomes of our Services
News of 2004	Events of 2004	Service Statistics
News of 2003	Events of 2003	Client Characteristics
Understanding Suicide (An MHS Web Essay)	Healthcare & Psychology (Recent Developments)	MHS Service Notes (Our eMail Newsletter)

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Mental Health Services for Homeless Persons, Inc. (MHS)
1744 Payne Avenue; Cleveland, Ohio 44114 U.S.A.
216-623-6555 - TTY/TDD: 216-623-6540

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