Provides a variety of arts-related workshops, residencies and assembly programs for school groups and community groups. Workshops are taught by teaching-artists who work directly with students. Residencies are workshops that allow students to have creative experiences by offering multiple days with the specific artist. Topics may include theater, literary arts, visual arts, and healthy choices. Assembly programs are for large groups (up to 300 individuals).

Administers more than 100 programs across its operating divisions. Provide essential human services, especially for those who are least able to help themselves.

Resources and information available to take home concerning abuse prevention and the effects of substances, alcohol, tobacco, and prescription medication. Offers free Deterra medication disposal pouches to discard unused or expired medications. Also offers support and resources for assistance against bullying, problem gambling, and suicide prevention.

Provides programs on bullying prevention and family mentoring.

Provides programming that enables youth ages 7 to 12, facing challenging life circumstances, to achieve their full potential as productive, responsible, caring people. The five core program areas are character and leadership development; education and career development; health and life skills; the arts; and sports, fitness and recreation.

Provides and coordinates violence and bullying prevention efforts using both school-based and community-based intervention to reduce aggressive behavior.

Provides a school-based prevention and early intervention program that helps prevent the use of alcohol and other drugs by teens and adolescents, and helps to reduce the incidence of other problems such as teen violence, depression, and suicide. Services include consultation with teachers, school counselors and administrators, prevention information and education, screening for substance abuse, depression and other risk behaviors, diagnostic assessments, counseling, student groups dealing with social skills development, anger management, grief and loss and parent education.

Offers social and emotional learning (SEL) program that focuses on self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationships, and responsible decision-making. Life School aligns with both the Ohio Department of Education’s K-12 Social and Emotional Learning Standards as well as CASEL’S Framework. My Lens, My Life is an SEL-based experiential program that develops social awareness and empathy in students and seeks to stop or reduce bullying, harassment, disrespect, and other undesirable social interactions.

Administers more than 100 programs across its operating divisions. Provide essential human services, especially for those who are least able to help themselves.

Provides opportunities for community engagement with a safe place for school-aged children to play and have fun

Provides a hotline to report bullying incidents.

Provides programming that enables youth ages 7 to 12, facing challenging life circumstances, to achieve their full potential as productive, responsible, caring people. The five core program areas are character and leadership development; education and career development; health and life skills; the arts; and sports, fitness and recreation.

Provides a wide array of prevention activities for local school and other community entities. PAX Good Behavior Game which increases individual child self-regulation skills; Programs addressing alcohol, tobacco and substance use; Suicide prevention; and Community Kernels to strengthen positive behaviors across the general population

Offers a website with Bullying Prevention resources tailored to elementary school-age kids as well as a separate website for adults with resources for parents, educators, mental health professionals, and others.

Provides programming that enables youth ages 7 to 12, facing challenging life circumstances, to achieve their full potential as productive, responsible, caring people. The five core program areas are character and leadership development; education and career development; health and life skills; the arts; and sports, fitness and recreation.

Website is designed to encourage children, parents, educators, and communities to take action to stop and prevent bullying. The website provides a map with detailed information on state laws and policies, interactive webisodes and videos for young people, practical strategies for schools and communities to ensure safe environments, and suggestions on how parents can talk about this sensitive subject with their children. The site also explores the dangers of cyberbullying and steps youngsters and parents can take to fight it.

Administers more than 100 programs across its operating divisions. Provide essential human services, especially for those who are least able to help themselves.

Provides school-based educational programs to address issues concerning substance abuse, suicide, and problem gambling prevention. Adult parent programs, Mental Health First Aid, programs for older adults, Crisis Response Team, and Suicide/Drug Coalitions.

Provides prevention education to businesses, agencies, public entities, schools and special interest groups on topics such as sexual assault, healthy relationships, technology safety, harassment, bullying and dating violence. Presentations are tailored to the audience and can range from a 1-hour presentation to a 5-day workshop.

Provides leadership training for teens to work towards creating a culture of kindness, caring, and mutual respect. Offers workshops, community events, school programs, positive role modeling, web sites and media programs. Also offers programs related to problems teens may be facing such as bullying, school violence, and other inappropriate behaviors, and will answer any related questions about these issues.

Provides programming that enables youth ages 7 to 12, facing challenging life circumstances, to achieve their full potential as productive, responsible, caring people. The five core program areas are character and leadership development; education and career development; health and life skills; the arts; and sports, fitness and recreation.

Provides a variety of arts-related workshops, residencies and assembly programs for school groups and community groups. Workshops are taught by teaching-artists who work directly with students. Residencies are workshops that allow students to have creative experiences by offering multiple days with the specific artist. Topics may include theater, literary arts, visual arts, and healthy choices. Assembly programs are for large groups (up to 300 individuals).

Administers more than 100 programs across its operating divisions. Provide essential human services, especially for those who are least able to help themselves.

Administers more than 100 programs across its operating divisions. Provide essential human services, especially for those who are least able to help themselves.

Provides a peer-to-peer educational program that deals with issues of healthy dating relationships and awareness of bullying. Program can also train volunteer students to become peer leaders in their schools who can deliver the curriculum to their student body. Students develop an understanding of unhealthy behaviors that can lead to toxic or abusive relationships and are instructed on healthy actions they can take as well as how to support friends who may be victims. The presentation can be used for groups of any size and can be used for training of peer mediators, parents, or school personnel. Meets state of Ohio requirements to provide teen dating violence prevention.