What clients can expect
A grounded, respectful experience.
- Straightforward answers about what's out there
- Support with applications and outreach
- Coordination with the rest of your care team
- Follow-up so referrals don't stall
Services
Resource Coordination Services
Resource Coordination is the practical work of connecting clients to the community and social service resources that fit their situation. Momentum helps you find what exists, understand what you may qualify for, and take the next steps.
Who this supports
Support built around real, everyday life.
Resource coordination helps youth, adults, and families navigating everyday needs — from stable housing to reliable transportation to school and employment supports. It's often paired with other Momentum services or used on its own.
- Housing
- Food assistance
- Transportation
- Employment
- Education
- Healthcare
- Family support
- Community programs
How it works
A steady, human process.
Every client's path is different. These steps show the general shape of working with our team.
Talk about what's needed
We start with a conversation to understand your situation and what would actually help.Identify options
We help identify community and social service resources that may fit — no guessing.Take the next step together
We support outreach, applications, and follow-up so nothing slips through the cracks.
Possible goals
Progress worth working toward.
- Secure or maintain stable housing
- Access food, transportation, or income support
- Connect with employment or education pathways
- Establish or maintain healthcare relationships
- Strengthen family and community support networks
Goals are set collaboratively with each client and may change over time.
Role of the team
Who you'll work with.
Resource coordination is provided by trained Momentum team members. Availability, eligibility, and outcomes always depend on the individual programs and organizations we connect you with — we help you access them; we don't guarantee approval.
Frequently asked
Common questions about Resources.
Don't see your question? Call or text (614) 906-3210 and we'll help.
- Yes. Many clients use it as a standalone service; others use it alongside Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment (CPST), Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS), or mentoring.
- We help you complete and submit them. Final decisions are always made by the organization you're applying to.
- We work across housing, food, transportation, employment, education, healthcare, family support, and community programs.
- Submit a Referral Form or call/text (614) 906-3210.
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Individualized support focused on healthy routines, emotional regulation, skill-building, and steady progress.
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Submit a request and we'll follow up promptly to talk through next steps.
This website does not provide emergency services. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. For mental health crisis support in the United States, call or text 988.