Community Living

Day Programs

Nursing

Respite Care

Training

Volunteer Opportunities

Laura Johnson
Service Director

330.686.5342
800.358.8498
Extension 116

ljohnson@hopehomes.org

Community Living

Homes offers a variety of Residential Services in group home settings or other independent settings throughout Summit, Greene, Wayne, and Warren counties. Services can be provided on a 24-hour per day, 7 day per week basis or on a more limited or independent basis. Services generally focus on teaching and promoting personal choice, and provision of needed supports in areas such as benefit maintenance, budgeting, supervision, health and safety, personal care, shopping, meals, housekeeping, laundry, transportation, activities, socialization, and recreation.

Day Programs

Adult day services provide support and supervision to structure meaningful activity at our centers during the day through individualized, on- site and community experiences. We offer personal care, mental stimulation, physical activity, range of motion/ exercise, creative arts, and community field trips. There is no age requirement for the adult day services; however, services are generally provided for individuals who due to age or physical impairments no longer wish to work or participate in special work programs. Our Day Programs are located in Stow and Ellet. The Day Program hours of operation are Monday- Friday 9am to 4pm.

Nursing

Hope Homes has 24 hour nursing services. Nursing services include assessments, treatments, delegations, consultations with staff and team members, training of staff, emergency care and consultations with physicians.

Respite Care

Hope Homes offers respite care when available. And residents will receive the same services that are provided in our Community Living settings.

Training

Hope Homes provides the following training sessions on a monthly basis throughout the year. Click on the title for more information.

• PMT Refresher – Physical & Psychological Management Training ê

  • A 3 hour course to assist staff in preventing injury to consumers, him/herself or a third party, while managing the physically aggressive person via restraint programs.

  • The core of PMT is to involve learning through a variety of experiences, such as simulation and role play exercises, with the help of practical theoretical concepts.

  • Cost for this 3 hour class is $50.

• Standard First Aid ê

  • 4 hour course provides a strong foundation in basic first aid tools, techniques and practices.

  • Cost for this course is $35.

• Adult CPR/AED ê

  • 4 hour course will teach your employee to recognize and care for life-threatening emergencies in adults and provide CPR care of victims of sudden cardiac arrest.

  • Cost for this course is $40.

• Adult CPR/AED Review ê

  • 3 hour course is designed to provide a review of essential techniques for your employees who have taken Adult CPR/AED within the past 18 months.

  • Cost for this course is $30.

• Adult CPR/AED with Standard First Aid ê

  • 7 hour course provides a strong foundation in the basic tools, techniques and practices of first aid, CPR, the use of AED and the care of victims of sudden cardiac arrest.

  • Cost of this course is $60.

• Transfer/Lift

  • 2 hour class covers proper lift techniques, common injuries and hazards, and the proper way to use a Hoyer pad and lift.

  • Cost of this course is $40.

• Delegated Nursing Cert 1 ê

  • State of Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities prescribed medications and health related activities certification. Upon completion of this 14 hour course, certified personnel will demonstrate:

    • Preparation, administration $ documentation of prescribed medication as detailed in the curriculum.

    • How to perform and document health related activities presented in the curriculum.

    • How to maintain certification.

    • Pertinent rules and regulations.

    • Signs and symptoms of health problems, medication side effects, and actions to take.

  • Students must attend the entire course, do in-class return instructions and pass a written exam with at least 80% accuracy.

  • Cost of this course is $150.

• CEU’s Continuing Education Class – Required class to renew and maintain your Certification 1. ê

  • Various topics will be offered including documentation do’s and don’ts and passing medications safely

  • Note – This does not include an annual skills return demonstration.

  • In order for our nurse to enter your CEU renewal on the DODD website, you must provide proof of your completed med pass observation from your employer. Otherwise, you will receive a certification of CEU completion.

  • Cost of this class is $50.

Volunteer Opportunities

Hope Homes and its affiliates offer exciting volunteer and mission work opportunities for youth and adults at various locations. Individuals and groups who are interested in volunteer programs are encouraged to contact Hope Homes to apply for volunteer opportunities in a variety of areas including assisting people with special needs, property maintenance, grounds keeping, fundraising, and Board of Director positions. Click here for more information

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