AKRON SUMMIT COMMUNITY ACTION, INC. is a company based out of 55 E MILL ST, AKRON, Ohio, United States.

Through an ongoing focus on current community needs, CAW/M cultivates innovative solutions to poverty. Its Head Start programs work to close the opportunity gap through a two-generation approach, assisting families in developing and supporting education for their children. CAW/M's economic assistance programs support people in achieving their goals for their financial well-being and housing stability.

United Disability Services (UDS) has more than 70 years proven experience in helping people with disabilities and their caregivers explore new opportunities, engage in the community and excel in all areas of life. Whether you’re looking for interesting work, more involvement in the community or creative programming, we’ll work with you to help you meet your personal goals. www.udsakron.org

Goodwill Industries of Greater Cleveland and East Central Ohio, Inc. is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit that works to improve the quality of life and employment opportunities for all people. Our Mission Services Department offers a wide variety of programs and services that help local individuals build the life and employment skills they need to succeed. Goodwill operates Thrift Stores to supplement funding for these programs. Looking for a career that makes a difference in your life and in the lives of others? Look no further! A career with Goodwill Industries of Greater Cleveland and East Central Ohio, Inc. gives you the opportunity to do just that - and have fun doing it! What makes Goodwill a unique employer? Our Beyond Great Program: Beyond Great Training for every employee consisting of customer service training (internal and external), how to enjoy work, going beyond great in all areas, fun days each month, shooting star recognition programs and more. Based on the book, The Dream Manager by Matthew Kelly, our on-site Dream Facilitators help employees articulate and achieve their personal and professional dreams. We offer a Wellness Program with annual health fair/screening, healthy-focused agency-wide campaigns and direct access to a health coach. Our Emerging Leader Program pairs up-and-coming leaders within Goodwill with mentors for a one-year program. Choose a career that allows you to grow and develop both personally and professionally within a fun environment – choose Goodwill!

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Allwell Behavioral Health Services is a private, not-for-profit provider of comprehensive community mental health services in Coshocton, Guernsey, Morgan, Muskingum, Noble and Perry counties. Allwell was created in 2016 as a merger of Six County Inc. and Thompkins Treatment Inc. While Six County offered services to all ages, Thompkins Treatment specialized in youth aged 2 to 18. After conducting an analysis of our services, we determined that we could better serve our communities as a single entity. The merger will improve access to our services, enhance our quality of care, and reduce costs. Together, we integrate mental and physical care to offer the hope of wellbeing for you and every member of your family. Since the 1950’s, our services have expanded to meet the changing needs of our diverse communities. Because every client comes to us with unique values and problems, we mold our services to their needs to help them reach their full potential.

The Society for Handicapped Citizens of Medina County, Inc. (SHC/The Arc of Medina County) has been providing services to individuals with disabilities and their families since 1953. The agency provides an array of services with emphasis on helping individuals with disabilities maximize their full potential as members of the community. SHC/The Arc of Medina County embraces the Core Values of The Arc of the United States: People First, Democracy, Visionary Leadership, Community Participation, Diversity, and Integrity and Excellence. SHC/The Arc of Medina County advocates for human rights, personal dignity and community participation of individuals with developmental disabilities. We are able to facilitate this through legislative and social action, information and education and with the support of dedicated family members, friends, interested citizens and professionals in the disability field.

Our comprehensive services for residents of Ashland County include mental health services, community programs, youth services, and crisis intervention. Our caring staff are fully trained and certified and include licensed counselors, social workers, nurses, and psychiatrists. Being a client of Appleseed Community Mental Health Center means having access to individualized services tailored to your needs. We want to provide the least restrictive environment possible so that you feel safe and comfortable during your time in our care.

LEADS Community Action Agency is a private non-profit corporation which seeks to identify and remove the causes of poverty and provide direct assistance to alleviate the effects of poverty to result in greater self-sufficiency among low-income citizens of our area. LEADS offers food, clothing, affordable housing, home repair, free quality pre-schooling, health and nutritional assistance, help with utility bills and energy efficiency programs to save you money.

English to Spanish translation of documents for Coordinators Pathways Program Edit and proof forms for the Community Action Pathways HUB team Attend and present relevant information at community health events

OHIO DISTRICT 5 AREA AGENCY ON AGING is a company based out of 2131 PARK AVE. WEST, ONTARIO, Ohio, United States.

Shelter Care is a residential treatment program for children between the ages of 6 and 18 who manifest emotional, behavioral, or family adjustment type problems. Located in northeastern Ohio, Shelter Care provides a continuum of residential care, from short-term crisis intervention, to intermediate or respite care, as well as long term care in route to independent living. The short-term care is provided through the Safe Landing Youth Shelters. This program utilizes a professional staff model with qualified persons serving in different capacities on a 24-hour basis. The intermediate and long-term care is provided through a network of respite and shelter homes, housing between 2 to 4 children within a family setting.