How We Transform Lives:

NAOMI Programming and Supportive Services

NAOMI operates an outreach program for women recovering from alcohol, substance and domestic violence abuse. The focus of this program is to ensure abstinence from any mood or mind-altering substances. A large percentage of women we serve are homeless and without income.

NAOMI operates its program 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Basic needs are met with meals, laundry facility, transportation assistance, mailing address, telephone access and clothing. The program equips women with the tools and resources they need.

NAOMI currently accommodates housing for 10 women at a time.

NAOMI's goal is to integrate the women back into the community by providing programming which consists of three phases.

To support clients, NAOMI, in collaboration with other organizations, offers:

Complete non-medical residential treatment services
Medical services
24-hour 7-days-per-week client monitoring
Linkage and referral of clients to appropriate community providers
Counseling
Case Management
Dual Diagnosis Drug Treatment Program
Referral and Advocacy for Permanent Housing
12-step meetings and activities
Daily AOD treatment group sessions
Self-forgiveness process
Spiritual and personal development
Educational Assistance and GED preparation
Computer training and job readiness
Resume writing and job search assistance
Money management
Goal setting and empowerment
Aftercare services
Independent Living Skills
Stewardship Program
Treatment Team Meetings
Ohio licensed chemical dependency counselors on staff
Care and treatment of Opioid dependent women
Licensed Social Worker Always on Staff
NAOMI Uses Evidence-Based Curriculum

Board of Directors

NAOMI's Board of Directors consists of individuals from the community who meet monthly to set policy and monitor the existing operation.

President: Cynthia L. Wright, Sr.

Vice President: Jonmarie Morris

Secretary: Amanda Abraham

Treasurer: Yolanda Willis

Members:

Rick Brown

Marcia Gardner

Felicia Howard

Ardelia Shuler-Freeman

Cynthia Wright

Our Staff

Board of Directors

NAOMI's staff consists of:
Executive Director
Clinical Director
Program Manager
Case Manager
Residential Monitors
Volunteers

Contributors

Board of Directors

Contributors

NAOMI is sincerely grateful to all of our contributors; including corporations, individuals, government agencies and foundations. The following represents a partial list of our contributors:

Friendship Baptist Church

Bishop Duane C. Tisdale

Auto Zone

Mr. & Mr.s Richard Crayon

Five Guys

Frostbite Ice Cream

Jan's State Farm

Mano's Greek Restaurant

Pepsi Company

Teamster Local 20

Valvoline

Our Partners

Friendship Baptist Church

Friendship Baptist Church is a Bible-based, Spirit-filled, non-traditional, family-oriented ministry seeking to develop individuals (physically, spiritually, mentally, socially and economically) throughout Toledo, its surrounding communities and the nation.

Umbrella of Care Community Outreach Programs:

Friendship New Vision provides affordable home-ownership opportunities, general education degree (GED), food pantry and developmental disabilities services. Please call (419) 534-5437 for more information.

The Mustard Seed Academy of Arts serves the community in the performing arts. The Program offers one hour individual studies in instrumental, vocal, theater and dance on Saturdays from 9:30 am - 1:00 pm by appointment. Please call (419) 320-6680 for more information.

N.A.O.M.I., New Attitude On My Image, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing shelter, support and beneficial services for women overcoming alcohol and substance abuse. Please call (419) 244-4824 for more information.

New Concepts provides outpatient behavioral healthcare services with a focus on mental health and addiction disorders. Through therapeutic interventions, the Program assists individuals in becoming productive citizens of our community. Please call (419) 531-5544 for more information.

NAOMI Works in Collaboration with:

Flower Hospital

Mercy St. Charles Hospital

Mercy St. Vincent Hospital

Mercy St. Vincent Family Center

Zeph / Compass / SASI

Mildred Bayer Clinic

Unison Behavioral Clinic

Family Services of Northwest Ohio

Recover to Work - Ohio Means Jobs Lucas County

The Source Northwest Ohio - Toledo, Ohio

Ohio State Extension Nutrition

United Way 2-1-1 / United Way Greater Toledo

Toledo Lucas County Homelessness Board

Lucas County Department of Job and Family Services

Lucas County Correctional Treatment Facility

Lucas County Health Department

Cordella Martin

Harbor Behavioral Health Clinic

Devlac Hall

TASC of Northwest Ohio

Children Services Board

Adult Probation Department