2nd Nurture + Harmony Project: Offers a mentorship program to help build social and community connections while expanding residents’ networks.

Anthem: Provide tele-health medical care services for guests and residents.

Bed Brigade: Offers beds built by their team with care, including frames, mattresses, sheets, blankets and stuffed animals.

CareSource: The CareSource Life Services program helps enroll guests in health care services.

CleanTurn: Provides a specialized program for guests focused on life skills, cleanliness, and more, while also offering employment opportunities.

Columbus City Schools: Offers adult education (high school equivalency programming) and other micro-credentialing options.

Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA): Provides project-based vouchers for residents of Carol Stewart Village.

Columbus Metropolitan Library: Provides free technology training for residents in Microsoft Word and Excel.

Columbus Works: Offers a uniquely transformational approach to eliminating poverty in Central Ohio, through delivery of holistic job readiness services and their network of Employer Partners.

Columbus Public Health - Adolescent Sexual Health: Provide outreach and engagement for sexual health needs, STI testing, family planning and more. 

Fairfield Homes: Provides property management for Carol Stewart Village.

Finance Fund: Serves as housing developer for Carol Stewart Village.

Franklinton Board of Trade: Offers transitional, on-site employment for residents through programs, such as Columbus Clean Up.

Franklinton Cycle Works: Offers work (and play) to educate the neighborhood about the personal, environmental, social, and physical benefits of biking. This non-profit also provides free bikes and maintenance to residents in need through their Bikes for Independence Program.

Franklinton Development Association: Provides a Financial Life-Skills Program to help residents at Carol Stewart Village better navigate the world of finances and housing with a $252 incentive for completion of the program.

Franklinton Farms: Offers a specialized program for residents at Carol Stewart Village, offering Franklinton Gardens as a space for restorative gardening, nutrition and emotional healing.

Franklinton High: Provides an opportunity to obtain a high school diploma, finish necessary credits and receive wraparound services.

Franklinton Rising: Offers construction trade education and job connection/placements after completion of the program.

Goodwill: Providing employment workshops focused around skill building, resumes, career coaching and more.

Integrated Services for Behavioral Health: Offers behavioral health, case management, counseling, and home-based supportive services.

Legal Aid: Offers legal services and representation in civil matters and provides legal advice and services to residents.

Lower Lights Christian Health Center: Offers HIV prevention, connection to primary care, and whole-person wellness. In addition, they provides access to PreP, HIV testing, and other preventative healthcare.

Mid-Ohio Food Collective 1) Serves as an established food partner, and 2) Provides assistance in helping youth sign up for food stamps and other benefits.

Mt. Carmel and Mt. Carmel Street Medicine: 1) Nurses visit on-site twice a week to provide triage to guests, and 2) Provide outreach and engagement for sexual health needs, STI testing, family planning and more. 

Nationwide Children's Hospital: Nurses provide physical health care on-site.

The Ohio State University (OSU):  With two offices devoted to a team from OSU, Star House hosts continuous, best practice research on approaches for meeting the unique needs of youth, ages 14 to 24, who are experiencing homelessness. Star House partners with OSU on several research projects. For instance, Carol Stewart Village is part of a five-year National Institutes of Health grant-funded study, the HOME Project, facilitated by Ohio State researchers. assesses for the first time the correlation between youth having a home and the prevention of opioid addiction.

Pass The Class: Volunteer tutors help guests with school, resumes, job applications and more.

Petals That Inspire: Offers on-site transitional jobs and building community through the creative art of floral design.

PNC Bank: Offers financial literacy education through seminars and workshops focused around  budgeting, debt management and more.

PrimaryOne Health: Provide connection to behavioral health services and case management services for youth at Star House's drop-in center.

Southeast Healthcare: 1) Offers peer-to-peer support services and  “Project Work,” which provides temporary employment to individuals with the ultimate goal of moving from their transitional employment to permanent employment in the community either full or part-time; 2) Provide services related to sexual health for guests and residents at Carol Stewart Village; and 3) Assist youth with employment assistance and vocational/tax services. 

Wild Tiger Tees: Social enterprise partner that pays youth for work on-site

YouthBuild: Provides an opportunity to obtain a high school diploma, career tech education and training and job placement.