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Offers an Individualized recovery plan; Medication-assisted treatment, which may include Suboxone® or Vivitrol, to ease the symptoms of withdrawal and craving for opioids.

Accepts donations of new and gently used baby clothing (up to size 3T) as well as baby care items such as diapers, car seats (unexpired), pack-n-plays, strollers, activity mats, baby chairs, swings, bibs, blankets, baby carriers, bottles, and other baby items.

Offers a variety of recreational programs designed to provide a broad range of leisure experiences. Types of activities offered include: cooking, yoga, massage, home decorating, home computing, arts and crafts, music and dance, individual and team sports. Some of the classes/activities are targeted to children and youth, others to adults. Also operates two outdoor swimming pools which offer aquatics programs in the summer. During the winter, aquatics programs are held at the pool at Lakewood High School.

Provides a program to assess learning disabilities in adults and to create and implement a plan to deal effectively with a learning disability and to overcome barriers to success in achieving life goals. Services include diagnosis by a learning disabilities professional, workshops to address the results of the diagnosis, help getting accommodation in test settings if indicated, tutoring, a career interest/skills test for those needing direction towards a career, and help planning and setting goals to improve an individual's ability to learn.

Provides emergency dental extractions. Will provide antibiotics if needed.

Hosts pop-up outreach events offering housing problem solving and rent payment assistance, if qualified. Also offers free food, haircuts and social service navigation.

Provides Biblically based music, games, drama, videos, object lessons, and education programs.

Offers unlimited access to your own, dedicated doctor by text and video visits. AstroDoc is not insurance: it can be used in conjunction with any insurance plan you have or used even if you don’t currently have medical insurance.

Seeks volunteers who would like to provide company to older adults who are residents of the agency. Volunteers would participate in a wide range of activities such as doing crafts, playing games, fingernail painting, husking corn, scooping ice cream, etc. Volunteers receive orientation materials and training.

Provides counseling and education on sexually transmitted diseases/HIV, pregnancy testing, contraception, and cancer screening and prevention including Pap tests.

Provides a pantry of personal care products, hygiene items, and cleaning supplies. Items available generally include:

• Toilet paper.
• Shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and soap.
• Deodorant, toothpaste, and toothbrushes.
• Laundry detergent, cleaning supplies, paper towels, and garbage bags.

MCHD offers tuberculosis skin tests.

Provides vaccines against the COVID-19 virus for eligible individuals.

WIll open during extreme heat emergencies/power outages.. Water bottles available.

Offers free post-season, amended, and back taxes (for 2020 through 2025) tax preparation assistance and electronic filing for low-income households with current year and amended returns. NOTE: Will only complete amended returns if Financial Empowerment Center (FEC) staff completed the original return.

Provides inpatient and intensive outpatient substance use disorder treatment for those with opioid and alcohol addiction.

A food pantry is available twice a month.

Provides administrative support for all of the YMCA of Dayton's programs and operations.

Provides a 24-hour communication center for serving walk-in public; facilitating payment of fines, waivers and bonds; and providing copies of reports. Other services include fingerprinting, background checks and selling dog licenses.

Serves as the principal executive officer of the village.

Offers one-on-one instruction to help individuals acquire and improve basic computer skills, ability to set up and use mobile devices, and to utilize elibrary services including downloading free books, audiobooks, movies, magazines and so forth from the library's digital collection.

Provides mental health assessment, community based psychiatric support (in the home and in the schools), general counseling, psychiatric disorder counseling, and psychiatric medication management. Counseling is offered in group, individual, and family formats.

The county Auditor is the Chief Fiscal Officer for the county. The office is also responsible for real estate appraisals, Homestead Tax and dog licenses

Provides early childhood development programs to children ages birth to five from income eligible families.