It is our purpose to provide high quality services to eligible residents, on a non-discriminatory basis, in a dignified manner, that will promote family values. We will work diligently to improve the economic conditions of our community toward the elimination of the causes of poverty. We commit ourselves to these goals with compassion and dedication to promote decent housing, health care, job training, education and employment opportunities in a concentrated effort to remove barriers to self-respect and reach maximum potential.

Times are changing for all health care providers and especially for behavioral health. The people we serve are increasingly expecting better and more accountable services. Challenges to good health and well-being now require help with a broad range of issues like education, employment, safe and affordable housing and easy access to primary care. We serve southeastern and central Ohio with a comprehensive array of behavioral health and other services, working with local partners to promote healthy people and strong communities.

Your local Area Agency on Aging District 7 (AAA7) provides services to help older adults and those of any age living with a disability live safely and independently in their own homes or community. These services are paid for by Medicare, Medicaid, other federal and state resources, as well as private pay. The AAA7 serves ten core counties in Southern Ohio including Adams, Brown, Gallia, Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton. The AAA7's Resource Center is available to help callers learn more about services that can help and offer an in-home assessment at no charge to discuss resources, needs and options in more detail.

Hocking Athens Perry Community Action is an organization dedicated to alleviating the barriers placed by poverty in Appalachian Ohio. Community Action Agencies were founded on the idea that local citizens were the most knowledgeable and best equipped to address problems of poverty in their communities, Community Action gave previously powerless people the means to work toward their own self-sufficiency. For almost 50 years HAPCAP has been dedicated to alleviating the effects of poverty in our communities through administering new and innovative programs and creating opportunities for our neighbors. HAPCAP is one of 50 Community Action Agencies in Ohio and is proud to be a part of the Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development (COAD). We are a private, non-profit, community-based organization serving Southeast Ohio. Over the years we have expanded to include six Head Start centers, three Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) offices, a Housing office and the Regional Food Center. As we continue working beyond our half-century mark we will continue to dedicate ourselves to Southeast Ohio, to becoming the voice of community members and to enabling self-sufficiency and an improved quality of life for everyone.

The Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development (COAD) is a private, non-profit community-based organization serving rural, mostly Appalachian, counties in eastern and southern Ohio. It is comprised of seventeen Community Action Agencies that serve a 30 county area. COAD has three major program divisions: Community Development, Early Care and Education and Senior Programs. COAD also offers scholarship assistance and leadership development opportunities.

The Mission of Lancaster-Fairfield Community Action Agency: We are committed to focusing available resources that will enable low-income families and individuals of all ages to obtain the skill, knowledge, motivation and the opportunities they need to become self-sufficient.

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Southern Ohio Paving has served the communities of southwestern Ohio for over twenty years, continuing to thrive and expand through a commitment to excellence and dedication to the safety of its employees and the quality of its work. Our work has been recognized professionally on a consistent basis by Flexible Pavements of Ohio. Over the last decade, Southern Ohio Paving has received eight Quality Asphalt Paving Awards: • 2006 - Xenia Lowe's • 2007 - New Page office complex • 2008 - Taylorsville Road Meijer's • 2009 - Fed Ex Facility Expansion - Huber Heights • 2011 - Improvement Project (Phase 1) - State Route 741 • 2011 - Bike path construction - Montgomery County (Austin Pike & State Route 741) • 2012 - Troy Manor Road resurfacing - Huber Heights • 2012 - Miamisburg High School Addition and Renovation (NAPA Quality in Construction Award) • 2013 - Miami Valley Gaming - Lebanon Racino • 2013 - Meijer #103 – Moraine • 2013 - Menards - Evendale • 2013 - Kilkare Motor Speedway • 2013 - Eaton Elementary School These awards demonstrate not only a profound history of continued quality and service, but a willingness to tackle any and all jobs with the same commitment and passion. Southern Ohio Paving, a subsidiary of Barrett Industries Corporation, is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.

WORKFORCE SERVICES UNLIMITED INC is a company based out of 200 E HIGH STREET, CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio, United States.

Goodwill of South Central Ohio is a nonprofit overseen by a local board of trustees. Our donated goods retail stores help support services we provide to individuals with disabilities and challenges. Services include workforce development and job placement, adult day services, vocational rehabilitation, GED tutoring, and homemaker personal care. Our community employment services have been CARF accredited since 1999.

We believe that substance abuse and addictions are preventable and treatable. To provide persons with an opportunity to change and develop we must take into consideration all facets of their environment. Affordable, Confidential, Professional and Accessible. PBHC is partially funded with public dollars which are used to subsidize the cost of services provided to Perry County residents. The fees are based on a sliding fee schedule based on family size and household income. Commitment to Community We are committed to creating a healthy community in which to live and work. At PBHC we are committed to helping individuals deal with life's challenges by providing holistic behavioral health services designed around the individual. The professional staff members at PBHC are licensed by the state of Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board or the State of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, Marriage & Family Therapist Board. Prevention/Education instructors are certified by the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board and have received special education to provide the services the agency offers. PBHC is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors comprised of members of our community. People who live in our community make decisions about the quality of services provided at PBHC. People who live in our community make decisions about the quality of services provided at PBHC. It is important to us that individuals seeking our services get the treatment they need and not a "program" given to them. Although there are common goals toward recovery, each individual has unique personal choices to make regarding how they achieve and maintain sobriety. It is our goal to help individuals find recovery by working with natural community support systems, such as family, church, and school.

The mission of Ross County Community Action is to work within the local community to reduce poverty and revitalize low income families. Our agency will help clients by empowering them with the resources that are available to them. We will also do everything we can to help educate those we serve, be respectful of their needs and help instill a sense of pride and accomplishment within them. We feel we can make a difference in their lives by advocating for them and providing programs for all children and families in Ross County, in particular low income families. Our agency will utilize the comprehensive services offered by us to serve the needs of our clients.