Become a Member

Covid-19 Update: We Are Back Open!

We continue to closely monitor the Covid-19 pandemic and follow the guidance and direction from the State of Ohio, Governor DeWine, the ADAMH Board of Franklin County, and our parent agency, Concord Counseling Services.  The safety and well-being of our members, staff, and visitors are our highest priority.

We are currently open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm.  Masks are required for everyone while in our building, regardless of vaccination status.  We continue to offer out-reach and emergency assistance and linkage to services.  We also continue to host virtual and/or hybrid meetings and groups.  We hope to see you soon!

 

The Process Of Joining Pathway Clubhouse

  • WHO: Adults (18+), Franklin County residents, mental illness diagnosis
  • WHAT: Lifelong Pathway Clubhouse membership
  • WHERE: 1203 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH
  • WHEN: Hours Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm; Classes, social activities, celebrations as planned after hours/weekends

Steps to Becoming a Member:

  1. Contact Pathway Clubhouse by calling 614-251-7820 or email us at pathway@concordcounseling.org.
  2. Set up a tour of Pathway Clubhouse to check out the space, and meet members and staff.
  3. Complete a new member intake session with a Pathway staff member.
  4. Congratulations, you’re officially a Pathway Clubhouse member! Now you may schedule a time to come to the Clubhouse during open hours or attend virtual sessions anytime!

Costs: Membership is completely free! If you would like to eat lunch at the Clubhouse, it costs $2.00 for members and $3.00 for guests. Snack bar provides a variety of food and drink options throughout the day.

Introducing The Virtual Pathway Clubhouse

Early on we started a “virtual clubhouse” with the help of a very tech-savvy member. The virtual clubhouse is going well and slowly growing. Even after we re-open, we plan on keeping it in place in some fashion.

This virtual space consists of a wide variety of online groups (currently 16 and growing) that have made it possible for members to stay in touch and socialize online when they are unable to attend the clubhouse in person. It has been especially helpful during COVID-19 times, so much so that we will be continuing the virtual clubhouse beyond being open again. If you would like more information, any staff or communications unit member can discuss it further with you!

Along the way, we have discovered something very important – a clubhouse is not a building. It is the people. The relationships. The wonderful connections that we have established. This time has also made us realize that we are more resilient than we ever knew. Many things are uncertain, but our clubhouse community together can weather the storm!

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