CBHC Flight School

04/27/2026

Cleaning position Available: Part Time-Flexible hours

📋 Position Overview
We're seeking a reliable and detail-oriented Part-Time Cleaning Professional to join our team at Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices. This position plays a vital role in maintaining a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for our staff and clients.

⏰ Position Details
Schedule: Approximately 10 hours per week
Flexible scheduling available (evenings or weekends)
Location: Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices facility

🧽 Primary Responsibilities
Clean and sanitize all common areas including hallways, lobby, and reception area
Maintain cleanliness of group rooms and meeting spaces
Thoroughly clean and disinfect restrooms (stock supplies as needed)
Empty trash receptacles throughout the facility
Dust surfaces, wipe down furniture, and clean windows
Vacuum and mop floors
Maintain cleaning equipment and report any maintenance needs
Follow health and safety protocols

✅ Qualifications & Requirements
Previous cleaning experience preferred but not required
Attention to detail and thorough work ethic
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Reliable transportation to and from facility
Pass background check (required for healthcare facility)
Physical ability to perform cleaning tasks (standing, bending, lifting)

💼 What We Offer
Hourly wage
Positive work environment in a healthcare setting
Consistent part-time schedule
Opportunity to contribute to our community's mental health services

📧 How to Apply
Send resume to thixon@coshoctonbhc.org or jhall@coshoctonbhc.org

04/25/2026

There’s still time to sign up! Register here: https://runsignup.com/Race/OH/Coshocton/WingsofWellness5K

Wings of Wellness 5K is part of a capital campaign for Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices aimed at major renovations to its facility. See link below ⬇️

📸 Provided by Megan Daugherty/Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices

04/24/2026

04/24/2026

Teens—we want to hear from YOU 💬

Join Peer Works and be part of something that makes a difference. Share your ideas, connect with others, and help shape mental health and recovery events in our community.

🗓 Last Wednesday of every month
⏰ 5 PM
📍 610 Walnut St, Coshocton

Your voice matters. Come use it. 💙

04/24/2026

Coffee with the Doc Recap!

What an incredible morning we had at our "Coffee with the Doc" session this Wednesday! Our wonderful nurse practitioner Jamie Butler, CNP, led a relaxed and open conversation about mental health and addiction at Coshocton Public Health.

Jamie shared valuable insights and created a warm, friendly environment where community members felt comfortable discussing these important health topics. The open discussion format allowed for meaningful connections and honest conversations about mental wellness.

We're so grateful to everyone who joined for coffee and conversation. These community connections are so important for breaking down stigmas and supporting each other's health journeys.

Missed this session? Stay tuned for our next Coffee with the Doc event! These gatherings are always free, no registration needed, and open to everyone in our community.

Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices

04/22/2026

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04/09/2026

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03/31/2026

Next Saturday is the big day for fun and fellowship. Hope to see you there. Bring your favorite covered dish to share with others. Everyone welcome. If anyone would like to make candy donations to help fill up our Easter eggs, contact Arron at CBHC 740-622-0033.

03/25/2026

Preserving Hope: The Future of CBHC.

For more than 50 years, Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices (CBHC) has been a pillar of support in our community—helping individuals and families find healing, recovery, and stability. Since opening our doors in 1972, we have walked alongside generations of Coshocton residents through life’s most difficult challenges.

In the 1990s, CBHC moved into our current home—an historic building in downtown Coshocton that has been part of the community since 1906. For decades, this building has served as a safe and welcoming space for people seeking hope. But after more than a century of use, time has taken its toll.

Why This Campaign Matters

Our building is crumbling. The roof needs replaced, the exterior brickwork is deteriorating, and the electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems are outdated and unreliable. Without critical repairs, the environment where healing happens every day is at risk.

Our goal is not expansion—it’s preservation. We want to ensure that this building remains a safe, healthy, and functional home for the services that so many in our community rely on.

Looking ahead, we envision a space that’s fully accessible, including the installation of an elevator to open the upstairs for future use—potentially as a community drop-in center that provides a welcoming environment for connection and recovery support.

We’re working to raise $1 million in community and grant support—every dollar is matched by our state capital grant to reach our $2 million goal.

A Story of Resilience

A few years ago, CBHC faced significant financial struggles that nearly closed our doors. Through strong leadership and community trust, we stabilized and rebuilt. However, we continue to operate paycheck to paycheck, balancing the growing demand for services with the ongoing realities of limited reimbursement and funding delays.

Despite these challenges, we’ve never wavered in our mission to serve Coshocton County. Every dollar we receive goes directly toward providing care for those who need it most.

How You Can Help

We are launching a capital campaign to raise the funds needed to preserve our historic home and secure the future of behavioral health services in Coshocton County.

Your support will help us:

Replace the roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems

Repair and restore the exterior brickwork

Begin the process of making the building fully accessible

Ensure CBHC can continue providing life-changing services for generations to come

Together, we can preserve not just a building—but the hope, healing, and recovery it represents for our entire community.

Would you be open to converting your generous one-time gift of into a recurring monthly contribution? Regular support enables us to better focus on our mission.

02/17/2026

🌟 Celebrating Our Ongoing Partnership! 🌟

We are excited to highlight our longstanding partnership with River View Elementary School, where we continue to make strides in enhancing wellness initiatives through our Ohio Wellness Coordinator! 🎉

Our collaboration focuses on fostering a supportive and healthy environment for all students, promoting their physical, emotional, and social well-being.

We also want to give a special shoutout to Rachel Addy, who was recently featured in the BH Bulletin for Ohio! Her dedication and leadership are instrumental in driving our wellness programs forward at River View Elementary.

Together, we are building a healthier future for our children! 💙
CCoshocton Behavioral Health Choices


(See featured article below)

Ohio Schools See Measurable Gains as Staff and Students Build Critical Behavioral Health Skills
Behavioral Health and Wellness Coordinators (BHWCs) from across Ohio gathered in central Ohio in late January for a statewide convening focused on strengthening Student Assistance Programs (SAPs). The event was led by Miami University’s School-Based Center of Excellence for Prevention and Early Intervention and the Discovery Center for Evaluation, Research, and Professional Learning. Participants highlighted the growing impact of Ohio’s SAMHSA-funded Project AWARE initiative. Representatives from DBH and the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce also engaged attendees in discussions about continuous improvement and long-term sustainability of Project AWARE efforts.

BHWCs play a critical role in coordinating training for school personnel and community members, equipping them with practical skills to recognize early warning signs, initiate supportive conversations, and connect at-risk students with appropriate behavioral health resources. They also lead prevention and behavioral health trainings for students aimed at reducing stigma, strengthening connections, and encouraging help-seeking behaviors. During the first three years of Project AWARE, training participation reached more than 3,800 staff and community members and nearly 32,000 students, including individuals who attended more than one session.

These efforts are translating into meaningful outcomes. Since BHWCs were placed in schools, 5,134 students have been screened, 1,261 have been referred for services, and 744 have successfully connected to care — a 59% connection rate. School-level data also show promising trends: chronic absenteeism has decreased by 18%, and out-of-school suspensions have declined by 26% compared to rates prior to BHWC placement.

Together, these results underscore the value of Student Assistance Programs and Behavioral Health and Wellness Coordinators in creating safer and more connected school communities. Learn more about the Ohio Model Student Assistance Program on the School-Based Center of Excellence website.