Homes for Kids of Ohio

About Homes for Kids of Ohio

Homes for Kids of Ohio, part of the Cadence Care Network, is a nonprofit behavioral health provider in Niles serving children, teenagers, young adults, and families.

The team, I've found, offers assessments, individual counseling, group services and psychiatric care, with support for mental health concerns and dual diagnosis needs.

Their outcome-focused, family centered approach meets young people and caregivers where they are, whether in the home, community or office.

Flexible and Guided Care for Youth and Their Families

The core focus at Homes for Kids of Ohio is comprehensive behavioral health care for youth and families.

Licensed therapists conduct initial assessments lasting 60 to 90 minutes to guide individualized treatment planning across counseling, groups, and psychiatry.

Individual counseling is goal-oriented and flexible in setting, while psychiatric services include evaluations, medication management and family education and support.

Group offerings include social skills, art therapy and specialized programs, giving clients multiple pathways to build coping tools and address underlying concerns.

Transition-Aged Youth Program for Ages 14 to 24

I've found their stand out program is the transition-aged youth program for at-risk youth ages 14 to 24, designed to support the move into adulthood.

Using strengths-based, client centered methods, the program addresses mental health symptoms alongside independent living skills, employment support and housing concerns to promote long-term stability.

Medicaid Accepted Youth Services in Niles

Services are based in Niles, with additional Cadence Care Network locations in Youngstown, Ashtabula, Mineral Ridge, Toledo, and Columbus, and care delivered in home, community or office settings.

The facility accepts Medicaid, TRICARE, self-pay and sliding scale options, with financial aid available for qualifying clients.