COMPASS Family & Community Services remain open

COMPASS Family & Community Services will remain open and serve the Valley, in accordance with the emergency Stay at Home Order for Prevention of COVID-19 Transmission.

COMPASS' programs include the Sojourner House Domestic Violence Program, Rape Crisis & Counseling Center, Daybreak Youth Crisis Center, Workforce Development, and Behavioral Health for Mental Health and Addictions. Services include Prevention, Intervention, Counseling and Treatment, Psychiatric Services, Residential Treatment Centers, Crisis Stabilization, Intensive Community Treatment, Guardianship for Seniors, and Permanent Supportive Housing.

All of the COMPASS' services will be open. However, the necessary steps will be taken to protect the health of all involved and prevent the spread of COVID-19. Outpatient behavioral health services, for the most part, will be conducted via telehealth.

Should clients need to come into the outpatient offices for services, they should call ahead first at 330-782-5664, and they will be asked a series of questions for the prescreening of any potential health concern. Upon arriving at the outpatient offices, all clients will have their temperature taken via a forehead thermometer and will be requested to sanitize their hands.