We're not considered ill. We're considered the same. Next Tuesday, the clubhouse officially moves into its permanent location, a restored 19th century house that was the home of former Ohio Gov. Thomas Corwin. About 20 people a day attend the clubhouse program, open to Warren and Clinton county residents. Most work alongside the five full-time staff members cooking meals, answering phones and landscaping.
Members publish a monthly newsletter.
Corwin House offers job training, including computer classes, and an opportunity for people to socialize. But more important, said clients, Corwin House creates a sense of community among people who have always felt as if they were on the outside looking in. Corwin House just makes me feel good. Like I'm wanted. I never fit in anywhere else.