Easterseals Arc is a non-profit agency providing support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Our programs include employment services, day programs, supported living, respite care, recreation, and more. Our purpose is to lead the way to 100% equity, inclusion, and access for people with disabilities, families and communities. How are we living up to our purpose? By enriching education, enhancing health, expanding employment, and elevating community throughout northeast Indiana. • Enriching education: Education lays the foundation for independence as we help children and adults master skills to develop and thrive. • Enhancing health: Our services and therapies support overall health and wellness so individuals can reach their full potential. • Expanding employment: We build a foundation for workplace success through support, training and business partnerships. • Elevating community: Helping individuals live, relax and connect in our community encourages participation and engagement for everyone. Careers at Easterseals Arc Easterseals Arc hires compassionate, hardworking individuals to support people with intellectual and physical disabilities. We have a wide range of job opportunities, with a variety of full and part-time schedules. Visit our website to see a complete list of current openings. In addition to competitive wages, Easterseals Arc offers a supportive workplace to foster your professional success as well as a benefits package to enhance your personal life. Easterseals Arc advantages include: • Extensive practical training before you begin working with consumers, plus ongoing training opportunities • A 24-hour call center with staff trained to answer any question you may have • Vacation days, sick days and personal days • Health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance • Contributions to Health Savings Accounts • Tuition assistance for job-related coursework

Community Action Agency serving lower Yakima County.

OUR WHY: To end homelessness and save the lives of those we serve. AT NPI: -We value every individual and treat them with dignity and respect -We offer hope for a purpose-filled life and a path to independence -We create awareness and eliminate the stigmas about homelessness, mental illness and addiction -We believe that everyone deserves to be safe WHAT: -Provide stable, supportive housing -Support mental health/addiction recovery -Provide socialization and normalization in alignment with our client's experiences and needs -Foster a safe environment WHO WE SERVE - Those experiencing homelessness co-occurring with a serious mental health condition and/or addiction disorder HOW WE SERVE - Provide permanent supportive housing and services including home visits, peer support and skill building to persons with a mental illness, reducing hospitalization and the risk of homelessness. BRIEF HISTORY OF NPI One person experiencing homelessness is one too many. For the last 30 years in Lucas County and Northwest Ohio, there has been an alternative for people with no options, a history of mental illness, or of substance use – Neighborhood Properties Inc. NPI began providing permanent supportive housing in 1988 as a product of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Program on Chronic Mental Illness. Through the Foundation's investment, NPI and eight other sister organizations across the country piloted a new housing practice that would become known as permanent supportive housing. Since then NPI has utilized Federal, State, and local public and private resources to sustain safe, decent, stable, and affordable housing for people living with a major mental illness. WELLNESS & RECOVERY CENTER In 2018, NPI opened the first program of its kind in Ohio, the Wellness & Recovery Center (WRC). In this peer run respite center, adults experiencing excessive stress can receive 24-hour services to develop coping skills, wellness & recovery action plans, and relaxation techniques.

Children's Discovery Center, a premier early care and education provider, respects the child, encourages learning through exploration, and supports the family within a creative, nurturing and Christian environment.

PCSAO is a membership-driven association of Ohio's county Public Children Services Agencies that advocates for and promotes child protection program excellence and sound public policy for safe children, stable families, and supportive communities.

Crossroad creates promising futures for children in difficult circumstances by providing therapy, education, and family support services. We Value: *Every child and his/her unique potential *Strong families *Pioneering leadership and its inherent risks *Stewardship based on sound business practices *Spirituality *Our covenantal relationship with the United Church of Christ which has made our mission and values possible

Making our region the most disability-friendly in the nation since 1920. #toledoisforeveryone The Ability Center is a non-profit Center for Independent Living (CIL) serving Northwest Ohio. Our mission is to assist people with disabilities to live, work, and socialize within a fully accessible community. Our Programs: Advocacy Assistance Dogs for Achieving Independence Equipment Loan Home Accessibility Nursing Home Transition Information and Referral Life Skills

Early Childhood Alliance (ECA) is a non-profit organization serving the early education needs of children across northern Indiana. Our services include parent engagement programs, direct early care and education in two accredited learning centers, and working with other service organizations and the business community.

Anne Grady Corp is a company based out of 4816 Dorr St, Toledo, Ohio, United States.

ASPIRING HANDS, INC. is a company based out of 7066 SANDY SPRINGS ROAD, MAUMEE, Ohio, United States.

Since 1956, Family Service Agency has been providing counseling and other essential services to DeKalb County. We are among the oldest private, nonprofit organizations in the area, and our programs have grown and adapted to the changing community needs. We are an umbrella agency to five distinct social service programs: Youth Mentoring, Children's Advocacy Center, Center for Counseling, Community Action Program, and Senior Services.

Since 1933, Goodwill Industries of Northwest Ohio has provided employment and job training for thousands of men and women who have had disabilities and/or work-related disadvantages. Our Mission - We improve the lives of people with disabilities or other disadvantages through employment, training, and job placement opportunities.