Letter from Executive Director

Dear Community,

Thanks to all of you who have

volunteered your time, your services,

your finances and/or supported us

through sharing who we are with your

friends, your family and persons in

need of our services; together we are

making a difference for those suffering with a severe and

persistent mental illness. Extended Housing staff have

supported clients becoming housed and making

behavioral changes in order for them to maintain their

housing. Kudos to our partnering mental health agencies

and for the landlords that partner with us on our housing

voucher programs; because of your tireless efforts

Extended Housing continues to make a genuine and

positive difference as we serve our clients and you, our

community.

Sincerely,

Karen McLeod

Our Mission: to support individuals with severe and persistent mental illness

to live as independently as possible by creating, developing and sustaining

safe decent affordable housing options.

A Home. A Hand. A Fresh Start.

Annual Report FY17

Former Board President Judy Parmenter passes

on the gavel to current Board President Anthony

Brzytwa. Thank you Judy for your passionate and

dedicated service to Extended Housing!

Extended Housing receives vital support from the Lake County Alcohol,

Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) Board.

Thank you to all of our donors for partnering with us!

Our Annual Fund Donors

$3,000 or more

The Lubrizol Corporation

$1,000 to $2,999

Griffin Technology Group

John and Barbara Konrad

Lake County ADAMHS Board

Mr. Mark Madeja

$500 to $999

Mr. Gary Gomer

Herschman Architects

Mr. Brian Humphrey

Lake Health

Marous Brothers Construction

Dr. Christopher Skubby

$100 to $499

K. M. Cotter

Ed & Sandra Crist

Ellen Forbus

Mr. John Herubin

Don & Christine Howlett

Mr. Craig Juday

KIMCO

Edward & Jennifer Lloyd

Mr. Raymond McGuinness

Karen & Donald Wayne McLeod

Colin & Louise Mills

Richard & Jane Morse

Mr. Alan Reichert

Mr. Richard Rutkoski

Sievers Security

Schiltz Crane

Mr. Daniel P. Troy

John & Dianne Vanas

Ms. Lucille Virostek

Zito Insurance Agency

$99 and Under

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Allwood

Kelly Amos

Beverly Azre

Charles & Mary Brown

Sandra Browning

Anthony Brzytwa

Ms. Katherine Brzytwa

Mr. Timothy Cahill

Gary & Louise Collins

Mr. Christopher Davies

Mr. James Emley

Eudell Electric

Dr. Fredrick Fromm

Mary Jo Fryauff

Ms. Christine George

Mr. and Mrs. Larry & Marilyn Harley

Michael Linn

Ms. Adrienne Lund

Judy Parmenter

Joe & Kathie Pohl

Richard & Louise Robie

Ms. Helen Sopko

Richard Tibbits

Mr. Wayne Walker

Thank You to All of our Volunteers!

Extended Housing Committee Members:

Renee Aston

Beverly Azre

Josh Englehart

Doug Lewis

Lynn Moon

Kathie Pohl

Mary Jo Fryauff

May Hill

Laura Junglas

Michael Marcum

David Sigg

EH Volunteers:

Linda McNeil

Marisa Hennesey

Julie Schiavoni and Isabella

St. Gabe’s Day of Service:

Julie, Lauren and Evelyn Adamek

Allison Capella

Mary and Jen Durra

Mary and Danielle Kramer

Lisa Krsolovic

Dan, Linda and Julia Oster

Christine and Jen Sivak

Arthur Holden Leadership Institute

*Extended Housing would like to acknowledge the anonymous donation of a condominium valued at $34,500.

eRace the Stigma 5k:

Moving for Mental Health

Murder Mystery

Event Sponsors

Rock the House

John & Barbara Konrad

Photo by Mark Gifford

Photo by Patty Penca Cat Casey 93.7 Cougar

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Homeless Outreach

Housing Subsidies

Shelter Plus Care

North Coast House (ResidentialCare)

Extended Housing OwnedProperties

HOME Tenant Based RentAssistance

Housing Loan

Group Home (Willoughby Placeand Madison Place)

Who We Serve

Programs require documentation by appropriate mental health professionals, such as psychologists, psychiatrists

or mental health nurse practitioners. Extended Housing serves individuals with severe and persistent mental

illness, including but not limited to, bipolar, schizophrenia, severe mental health disorders, and those who are

mentally ill and have drug and alcohol abuse disorders.

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Extended Housing Client Demographics

Severe Mental Disability

Drugs/Alcohol

Homeless

Chronically Homeless

Veteran

Developmental Disability

Chronic Health Condition

Physical Disability

Domestic Violence

Family

Does not include North Coast House, Willoughby Place Group Home and Madison Place Group Home,

and PATH (Homeless Outreach Program)

Expenses

Management Owned Properties $402,860

Residential Care $444,852

McNaughton Apartments $137,783

McKinley Grove Apartments $168,553

Rental Subsidy Programs $448,655

PATH Homeless Outreach

Program

$148,953

Permanent Supportive Housing

Program

$147,010

Continuum of Care Programs

(Shelter PLUS Care)

$526,462

Housing Support Workers $183,379

Total Program Expenditures $2,608,507

Management and General $320,097

Total Expenditures $2,928,604

Financial Report and

Program Highlights

102 people/93 households lived in Extended

Housing-owned Supportive Housing units in 17

properties throughout Lake County.

68 people received residential care services at

North Coast House.

142 families were able to live independently in other

rental housing units through EH’s Housing Voucher

Programs throughout Lake County. This includes a

specific program that housed and served 9 Veteran

Households consisting of 17 persons.

163 homeless households were enrolled in the

homeless outreach PATH Program, of those 125

people were linked with mental health services and

resources in the community. 36 households

accessed housing and were no longer homeless.

28 households received a one-time “no interest”

loan for rental assistance/security deposits.

6 Housing loans were paid off this year.

27 households successfully transferred off

Extended Housing assistance.

Success can be measured in many different ways

— such as getting the person to agree to resume

taking their medicine, seeing a doctor or even

changing their behavior.

Revenue

Rental Revenue $557,086

Federal Program Revenue $688,518

State and Local Program Revenue $1,318,135

Amortization of Forgivable Notes $61,468

Tenant Charges $7,321

Administrative Fees $32,312

Other Revenue $212,169

Total Unrestricted Revenue and

Support

$2,877,099

Tenants of McKinley Grove

McKinley Grove

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Board of Trustees

Anthony Brzytwa, President

Process Development Engineer

The Lubrizol Corporation

Michael Linn, Vice President

Attorney Powers Friedman Linn, PLL

Richard Tibbits, Secretary

Property Owner/Manager

John Konrad, Treasurer

(Retired) City Manager Mentor

P.E., P.S., F-ASCE, Government

Consultant

Mary Jo Fryauff

Western Reserve Junior Service

League

Judy Parmenter

(Retired) Business Owner

Kathie Pohl

(Retired) Marketing/Development

Professional

Kelly Amos

Property Owner

Homeless Outreach Picnic

For over 10 years Extended

Housing’s PATH (Projects for

Assistance in Transition from

Homelessness) Program has

organized a homeless

outreach picnic at the

Painesville Recreation Park.

The picnic takes place in June and was staffed this past year by

Extended Housing employees Kelli Giambetro, Leah Houser and

Sandra Langenderfer as well as members of the PATH Advisory

Council. The event provides a fun get together and a way to provide

outreach to homeless individuals in Lake County. The picnic was

promoted by distributing flyers locally as well as partnering with other

service organizations such as the Salvation Army and Project Hope.

Last year over 50 homeless individuals attended the picnic and were

able to get a hot meal that featured, hamburgers, hotdogs, and other

cookout food sides. The PATH Advisory Council also paid for East

Coast Custard to bring an ice cream truck and hand out free dessert.

Attendees also were entered into a drawing to receive backpacks filled

with toiletries and other personal items. Both a men’s and a women’s

bicycle were raffle off at the event. At the picnic people are able to

signup for appointments with the homeless outreach team to receive

services to help them transition from being homeless.

We continue to serve those who are homeless within our community by

helping them to transition to a stable living environment.

“When you’re homeless, it’s so depressing and

hard to get out of that hole. Extended

Housing gave me hope (when they helped me

find a home) and the opportunity to be

independent and have goals.”

Community Outreach and Impact

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