Federal grant · project grant (b)
Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - Cornerstone Services Has Been Providing Professional Services for Individuals With Disabilities for Over 53 Years. Our Professional Services Include Services for Persons With Development Disabilities, Mental Health Diagnosis and Co-occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders. as an Active Member of Our Local Continuum of Care, Cornerstone Has Also Been Providing Many of These Services to People and Families Who Were Previously Homeless in Our Community. Cornerstone Will Use the Congressionally Directed Spending Construction Project Funds to Create a Wellness Center at Our 777 Joyce RD, Joliet, Il Location. Cornerstone’s Joyce Road Property Currently Houses Our Administration, Nursing, Day Programing, Lotus Art Studio and an Empty Warehouse. the Warehouse Space Will Be Transformed Into Cornerstone’s Wellness Center and Will Include Additional Professional Offices, Bathrooms, a Fitness Club, Warming Kitchen, and a Large Meeting Room. the Offices Would Provide Space for Our Nursing, Behavioral Analysist, Clinical Staff, and Other Professionals Dedicated to the Holistic Well-being of Our Consumers, Many of Whom Are Diagnosed With a Mental Illness or Co-occurring Mental Illness/substance Use Disorder. the Fitness Club Would Be Free of Charge and Provide a Safe and Accommodating Space for Those With Physical And/or Mental Disabilities. the Large Meeting Room Is Needed to Conduct Mandatory Professional Trainings of Staff Including Mental Health First Aid, Medication Pass Training and First-aid/cpr and Allow a Gathering Area for Physically Distanced Activities. the Architectural and Design Planning Has Been Completed Through a Grant by DESIGNS4DIGNITY.
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$1.1 Million
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