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Offers a discount on water and sewer service to eligible seniors.

Provides sessions for food stamp recipients and low income individuals/families on acquiring knowledge, skills, attitudes and behavior change necessary to maximize food dollars and achieve nutritionally sound diets.

Offers a variety of health screenings such as blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, eye, tuberculosis (TB), and hearing as well as podiatry and foot care services for seniors.

Promotes free and fair competition in interstate or international commerce through prevention of general trade restraints such as price fixing agreements, boycotts, illegal combinations of competitors, exclusive dealing, tying arrangements, monopolistic practices, or other unfair methods of competition or deceptive trade practices.

Houses Ashland City School District students 2nd grade-grade 3.

Offers Medication Assisted Treatment to clients that meet service requirements.

Six weeks of youth development curriculum delivered through cultural, educational, recreational and community service activities.

Provides to the public those resources, in a variety of formats, which serve the educational, informational, recreational, and cultural needs of the people.

• Materials to borrow including books, magazines, videos, blu-ray videos, audio books, and music CDs.
• Variety of reference books and electronic resources as well as local history and genealogy materials are available for use in the main library.
• Provides access to the internet and word processing computers.
• Provides access to document printing, copying, scanning and faxing. **Fees do apply for some services
• Provides information and assistance by phone, online chat, or in person.
• Offers programming to all ages on a variety of topics including story times, exhibits, home services, and special events.
• A different film is shown to the public every Wednesday and Saturday. Call for times.
• Also has applications for the Golden Buckeye card and voter registration.

PRC (Prevention, Retention, and Contingency) helps people to maintain their self sufficiency by meeting specific needs through special programs.

Provides assistance for prospective or current public financial assistance recipients who are having difficulty understanding and/or obtaining the full benefits to which they are entitled by law under various income support entitlement programs including the following:

• Ohio Works First.
• Food stamps.
• Social Security Disability and SSI.
• Medicaid and Medicare.
• Unemployment.

Administrative offices.

Provides comprehensive speech therapy services that address difficulties with communication, feeding, swallowing, oral motor skills, and breathing. Service includes audiological evaluations, sign language, and aural rehabilitation and communication devices.

Provides safe housing to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and/or stalking. Based on support plan, survivors are provided with resources and referrals to appropriate community supports and programs to match needs. Accepts used cell phone donations with charger only. The cell phone is cleared of programing and set to only be used for 911 calls for the clients to call in an emergency.

Most Valuable Parents Program is a free program available to caregivers and parents of minor children. Ten parenting workshops are offered in a group setting, so that participants can socialize and discuss topics related to their children and learn ways to relieve stress. Topics include child development, problem solving, anger management, and understanding feelings.

Provides computerized daily calls to senior or impaired residents. If no response is received after three attempted calls (in one day), the Westlake Police Department is contacted and dispatched to the home to investigate the non-response.

Provides public education for youth.

Traffic/Parking Violations: Mayor's court collects fines for traffic and parking violations. Parking Permits: Mayor's Office handles requests for special parking considerations such as overnight parking and block parties.

Provides individual and/or group cancer prevention education and lectures by a health educator for employers and community events.

Provides information and referral services concerning birth defects and other pregnancy health issues. Has basic information on birth defects and genetic disorders such as Tay-Sachs, Spina Bifida, PKU, Rh Disease, Cerebral Palsy, Neurofibromatoses, Achondroplasia, Thalassemia, Polio and Post-polio Syndrome. Also has in-depth information on any health or nutrition issue associated with pregnancy including information about necessary prenatal screenings.

Accepts first-time and renewal (expired over 15 years) passport applications.

Provides 3-5 days of emergency food supply.

Provides a grievance process for clients of the agency, including those involved with the Coordinated Shelter Intake process. Takes complaints and concerns and will attempt to provide mediation on behalf of the client where applicable.

Provides opportunity to give feedback and/or make complaints about the operation of the organization's homeless shelter. Investigates complaints and may involve mediation depending on the situation.

Handles complaints and issues or questions regarding tax preparation services at all VITA tax preparation sites in Cuyahoga County. Covers problems that may arise with the tax appointment phone line and website and problems that may arise after an appointment has been completed, such as tax return errors, lost items, or other issues.

Lactation support group and classes, in person and virtual. Online breastfeeding video library. Lactation instructor training. Specialize in maternal wellness among African American women and their infants.