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Keeping Ashland Healthy - Episode 57 – MHRB of Ashland County Provider Spotlight – Sheryl Villegas
Keeping Ashland Healthy - Episode 57 – MHRB of Ashland County Provider Spotlight – Sheryl Villegas
Keeping Ashland Healthy - Episode 57 – MHRB of Ashland County Provider Spotlight – Sheryl Villegas
Tuesday 30th April 2024
Explore the profound journey and impactful initiatives of Catholic Charities Diocese of Cleveland in the latest Keeping Ashland Healthy episode. Discover their commitment to community care and diverse service offerings.
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Get the buttons here!Unveiling the Heart of Community Care: A Dive into Catholic Charities' Mission and Impact
Episode Overview
- Cheryl Villegas shares her educational journey and transition to Catholic Charities
- Discussion on the organisation's mission to serve everyone regardless of faith
- Highlighting diverse services from early childhood programmes to services for older adults
- Challenges of workforce recruitment and retention in community-based mental health
- Importance of partnerships in addressing community needs and providing client-centered care
We are the social arm of the Catholic Church, but we operate in such a way that we are a separate entity. And when you look at the mission and values, so much of what we do are, we are the hands and feet of Jesus in the community.
In this insightful episode of the Keeping Ashland Healthy podcast, host David Ross sits down with Cheryl Villegas, the director of Catholic Charities Diocese of Cleveland. Cheryl shares her educational journey from Lorain County to Cleveland State University and her transition to working at Catholic Charities. She highlights the organisation's mission to serve everyone, regardless of faith, and discusses the range of services offered, from early childhood programmes to services for older adults.
The conversation delves into the challenges of workforce recruitment and retention in community-based mental health and the importance of partnerships in addressing community needs. Cheryl also emphasises the commitment to providing services, irrespective of a person's ability to pay, and the organisation's dedication to meeting the diverse needs of Ashland County residents.