OMCDC 2011 Annual Report
Thank you for your interest in the Ohio Multi-County Development Corporation. Click on the thumbnails below to enlarge and read our annual report or download PDF.
Thank you for your interest in the Ohio Multi-County Development Corporation. Click on the thumbnails below to enlarge and read our annual report or download PDF.
Thank you for your interest in the Ohio Multi-County Development Corporation. Click on the thumbnails below to enlarge and read our annual report or download PDF.
Horizon House is a program serving young adults ages 18-22 in Summit County. With its latest expansion, the program now serves 16 homeless young adults. This expansion was made possible by a $202,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development through our local Summit County Continuum of Care. This grant, along with a $102,000 match from the Community Health Center Foundation, enabled the purchase and renovation of two homes and will provide supportive services to residents during their stay. Read more
The Ohio Multi-County Development Corporation (OMCDC) is committed to providing housing options to people in need in and around Northeast Ohio. In our annual report you will learn more about one of our successful residents and Horizon House graduates – Holly. Read about her journey and how OMCDC helps provide homes to those in need in our most recent Annual Report.
If you or a family member is in need of affordable housing, please contact us.
The Ohio Multi-County Development Corporation is opening its newest program in Ravenna on Wednesday, November 16, 2011. Portage Horizon is collaboration with Portage Metropolitan Housing Authority (PMHA) and will be home to six young women and one resident advisor.
Portage Horizon follows the model of the successful program Horizon House (link to HH Page), that OMCDC has been operating since 2005. The program’s goals include helping residents develop a life management plan to fulfill their personal goals. Residents are encouraged to continue and/or complete their high school diploma, technical training and/or college while in the program and work part time to save for their futures. Support is given to residents throughout their stay and mentoring is provided by the resident advisor and through community support. Read more
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