A local organization is getting very close to having a new home.
Jennifer Schmoldt was on WOMT’s Be My Guest Program and explained that Painting Pathways Clubhouse serves adults with diagnosed mental illnesses including depression, anxiety, PTSD and many others. “Our program is very work focused,” she told SeehaferNews.com. “Within the Clubhouse there are work activities. Anything from receptionist duties, answering the phone, monitoring people signing in, or what ever skills that person brings and can contribute to the Clubhouse.”
She also pointed out that it is a volunteer program. Schmoldt and the rest of the team have been dealing with a year of transitions, the biggest being that their Clubhouse is being rebuilt, and is nearing completion. “The building is being built on our prior location, 1226 Washington Street,” she explained. “It’s coming along nicely. Lorrigan Construction is doing the job, and it is a beautiful building.” Schmoldt said that they plan on moving back into their new building sometime in second week of November.
To learn more about the organization and how they serve the community, visit PaintingPathways.org, or follow them on Facebook.