Village Network

The village network is dedicated to improving the behavioral health, well-being, and quality of life for youth and their families through five integrated residential care programs. The organization served 365 individual youth in its variety of residential programming - state-certified problem sexual behavior, trauma-focused care, a transitional living program, therapeutic stabilization, and four programs for young women, including a specific program for survivors of human trafficking. A new state-of-the-art lockdown facility is under construction and will be opening in january 2024.

The village network is dedicated to improving the behavioral health, well-being, and quality of life for youth and their families through integrated day treatment and various community-based programs. In 2024, tvn served 3448 clients in outpatient services. The organization continued its commitment to early childhood mental health intervention as evidenced by the expansion into head start classrooms. The village also serves in nearly 70 school-based partnerships, significantly expanding outreach and educational efforts to bring comprehensive school-based behavioral healthcare to youths most in need. Youth receive needed mental health services and academic support in coordination with our school partners.

The village network contracts with the state of ohio as an ohiorise care management entity (cme) as such, we are committed to providing support for behavioral health concerns through care coordination by assisting caregivers/families design a care plan that collaborates to prioritize child/youth and caregiver/family voice and choice, builds on the young person and their caregiver/family's strengths, needs, culture, and vision, connects a child/youth to treatment services and resources that ensure all needed services are received and barriers to care are removed. Tvn served 1505 families through ohiorise care coordination in 2024.tvn family services is a child welfare managed care program that provides comprehensive, trauma-informed casemanagement services for families involved with franklin county children services. Tvn sta work closely with each family to minimize risk by prioritizing family connections and building relationships. 458 clients were served in this program in 2024.