Your loved one just received a mental illness diagnosis. Now what?

We are a private, nonprofit 501 (c)3 organization dedicated to future care planning and quality of life for a disabled adult due to mental illness.

SUBSTANCE USE

MENTAL HEALTH

PLAN OF CENTRAL OHIO

PLAN of Central Ohio is a non-profit organization in Central Ohio that develops, implements, and monitors an individualized plan of care for disabled adults due to mental illness.

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SERVICES & ACTIVITIES PROGRAM

We offer an activities program where clients can form friendships, practice social skills and just have fun. We meet three times a month and transport clients to and from activities.

EXPLORE SERVICES

OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE:

Case Management | Advocacy | Recovery Coaching | Resource Linkage | Support Groups

UPCOMING EVENTS

RECREATION THERAPY AT COHATCH

We meet once a month at an area CoHatch location to engage in a recreation activity like painting or music therapy and then have a meal together. Transportation, food, and services are provided at no cost to the client.

BOWLING

We like to find things to do that include some type of physical activity. Bowling is one of our favorite activities and the Columbus Square Bowling Palace is always very welcoming of us. We also enjoy the Clippers, Ohio State basketball, and hockey to name a few.

COLUMBUS ZOO

We enjoy supporting Columbus area venues like the Zoo. There is always a lot going on at the zoo and we enjoy seeing all of the animals. We also enjoy the Arts Festival, the State Fair and Conservatory to name a few.

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TESTIMONIALS

“NAMI Ohio receives many calls from parents worried about what will happen to their loved one when they are no longer able to take care of them. In addition to assisting parents with future care planning, PLAN of Central Ohio takes individuals on social outings so that they don’t feel so isolated. Parents are so relieved when they find PLAN as many of their worries are put to rest AND their adult children have an opportunity to make new friends.”

Terry Russell

Executive Director / National Alliance on Mental Illness of Ohio