CFS strives to Love, Serve, Empower, and Connect children, families, and individuals within our community.

KEYSTONE ADOLESCENT CENTER is a company based out of 60 S. RACE ST., GREENVILLE, Pennsylvania, United States.

Formerly Three Rivers Workforce Investment Board, Partner4Work is the workforce development organization that connects funding, expertise, and opportunities for employers, job seekers, agencies, and policymakers to develop a thriving workforce in the Pittsburgh area. Let's get to work! Partner4Work is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities Requesting accommodations in advance helps to ensure that reasonable accommodations are available at the time service is provided. Phone 866-317-5627; TTY 877-889-5621. https://www.partner4work.org/about/equal-opportunity-notice

Individuality, not individualism, is the essence of the Redemption ethos: having something made for you that really matches your taste. Finding the best Italian fabrics and working with highly skilled Italian artisans to produce flawless, timeless pieces and building custom-made bikes in a Rimini workshop are, in this sense, identical actions. The quality of everything that bears the Redemption label oozes Italian excellence, a bike, a leather perfecto or an evening gown all treated with the same pursuit for artisanal virtue. Redemption works with a network of hi-end Italian producers. Each one has been chosen for being the best in his respective field, be it ready to wear, embroidery, leather or shoes, in order to give clients impeccable, unsurpassed products. The seeds of Redemption were planted when founding members Gabriele “Bebe” Moratti and Daniele Sirtori, by then mere teenagers. The whole idea of a lifestyle made of freedom, manual invention and individuality stems from that encounter. The company was finally founded by the duo in 2013. Bebe Moratti is the line's creative director and image-maker, working on all collections and photo sessions that merge the codes of well-behaved, well-read elegance with the freedom and open-air energy of the biker lifestyle.

• Gathered documentation and accurately completed customer files for HEAP, CSBG, Workforce Development Training, Youth Engagement, and Computer Literacy programs.• Provided available payment options for clients by communicating with utility companies. • Provided case management and made external referrals for participants in Workforce Development Training and Youth Engagement programs. • Completed monthly financial reports for Board of Directors and grant funders.• Conducted one on one interviews for program enrollment as well as conducted Mock Interviews for Workforce Development Programs.• Conducted customer orientation sessions for multiple programs.• Program designer, recruiter, and facilitator of 12-week Youth Engagement program with over 40 youths• Trustee for Employee VEBA Fund

Founded in 1956, Laughlin Children’s Center provides clinical and academic services that empower children for success. Our clinical services include Speech, Occupational, and Psychological Therapy. Academic services: traditional tutoring, Orton-Gillingham services for students with dyslexia, educational testing, and evaluations. Village Preschool (accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children

LAWRENCE COUNTY DRUG AND ALCOHOL COMMISSION, INC. is a company based out of 20 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, NEW CASTLE, Pennsylvania, United States.

The Veterans Leadership Program of Western Pennsylvania empowers Veterans to navigate the transitions of life. We provide essential housing, employment, and other vital supportive services to eligible veterans, service members and their families to improve self-sufficiency, sustainability and quality of life.

Childrens Rehabilitation Center is a company based out of United States.

United Way of Greater Stark County seeks to improve the quality of life in our communities by leading in the development of solutions to critical social issues in the areas of health, education, and financial stability. United Way focuses its attention on the root causes of these issues through its focus on programs that target health, education, and financial stability. United Way is a non-profit organization whose mission is to energize the community to care for one another by addressing human needs with measurable results. United Way was founded by the Alliance Area United Way, the United Way of Central Stark County, and the United Way of Western Stark County and serves all of Stark County and parts of Carroll County. United Way serves a population of more than 380,000 and funds programs and services that address the critical health and human service needs of our community.

The Ohio Domestic Violence Network (ODVN) believes that ending violence against women and children requires connection with organizations and individuals to create a clear vision and collective voice for social and systemic change. ODVN's purpose is to support and strengthen Ohio's response to domestic violence through training, public awareness and technical assistance and to promote social change through the implementation of public policy. ODVN maintains a commitment to the empowerment of battered women and children as well as to the elimination of personal, institutional and cultural violence. Membership is open to any organization or individual that supports the ODVN mission. ODVN invites the participation of diverse constituencies. ODVN's structure reflects its philosophy and commitment to collective decision-making and egalitarian relations. ODVN operates as a 501 (c)(3) membership organization and is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors that meets quarterly and consists of 19 people who are representatives from active member domestic violence organizations, community members and survivors of domestic violence. The Board of Directors represents all geographic areas of the State of Ohio, including urban and rural areas, and represents various underserved groups. ODVN's membership reflects the diversity of Ohio's domestic violence programs, allied professionals, and concerned individuals who are from every region of Ohio representing both the rural and urban areas. Most domestic violence member programs have over a ten-year history in working with survivors of domestic violence. ODVN works collaboratively with other statewide agencies, programs and coalitions. The Ohio Domestic Violence Network is an active and long-standing member of the National Network to End Domestic Violence Network.

Three Rivers Adoption Council dba TRAC Services for Families has served as Pennsylvania’s foremost resource for adoption information, referral services, support, and education. As we grow, we will continue to spread our mission of improving adoption opportunities for children awaiting permanency throughout the state of Pennsylvania. Since 1979 TRAC has worked so that no child will have to face a life without permanency. TRAC was founded by adoptive parents and professionals and established as a volunteer staffed project of the Junior League of Pittsburgh. Today, TRAC is a United Way Agency that serves as the central resources for permanency information, family recruitment, placement of special needs children, post-permanency support, education, and referral services. Adhering to the permanency standards of the Child Welfare League of America, TRAC is a multi-service agency serving children who cannot remain with their birth families and the resource families who provide these children permanence. Primarily, the children served fall into several categories. More than half are African America; many are older and/or part of a sibling group who need to stay together; and others have emotional, physical, or mental disabilities. Most of these children have experienced multiple moves in the foster care system and high percentages have been victims of abuse and neglect. TRAC works with public and private agencies to implement cooperative, cost effective programs to meet the placement and post-placement needs of these children. TRAC provides recruitment, information and referral services, counseling, family preparation, post adoption services, and parent and professional education services, to achieve and maintain maximum permanency opportunities for children and their families.