Provides a wide variety of non-credit programs that draw from the broad academic disciplines of the Case Western University and the heritage of Jewish learning from Siegal College. Offers life long learning opportunities for residents of Northeastern Ohio.

Provides a phone line where callers can find programs that may help them finish their high school equivalency tests and get a diploma or improve their ability to read, write, or do mathematics. Also offers, ESOL and U.S. citizenship classes. Some sites may offer job training for professional certificates alongside preparation for the GED exam.

Comprehensive behavioral health treatment for children and adolescents with emotional/behavioral /substance problems; individual, group, family counseling; case management/therapeutic behavioral support; summer intensive outpatient program; psychiatric services; 24-hour crisis intervention; school-based suicide prevention program, early child-parent education, ropes and initiative course, mental health evaluation, in-school consultation, peer support, respite.

Offers the following classes free of charge: - Basic Skills - College & Career Preparation - Computer Basics - GED Preparation.

Provides classes on a wide range of topics, such as history/current events, art appreciation, genealogy, Tai Chi Chuan, literature, financial planning, instruction using a computer, languages, and a series of speakers on relevant topics and issues of interest to this population.

Offers workshops about mental health, alcohol, tobacco, or other drug use, and gambling addiction, including prevention, treatment, or intervention issues.

Provides hands-on technical training for adults in a variety of job categories.

Provides classes for adult education during evening and weekend hours.

Offers comprehensive family literacy program that integrated adult, early childhood, and parenting education as well as parent and child together time. Parents will work to brush up on basic skills or work towards obtaining an Ohio high school equivalency diploma GED. While children are participating in an Early Childhood program. Transportation and Child care services are provided.

Comprehensive behavioral health treatment for children and adolescents with emotional/behavioral /substance problems; individual, group, family counseling; case management/therapeutic behavioral support; summer intensive outpatient program; psychiatric services; 24-hour crisis intervention; school-based suicide prevention program, early child-parent education, ropes and initiative course, mental health evaluation, in-school consultation, peer support, respite.

Education and information in agriculture including economics, animal science, community and natural resource development, dairy science; entomology and plant pathology, horticulture, and agriculture computer programs.

Provides Adult Education/Work Readiness programs, Adult Basic Education programs, Adult Literacy programs, GED/High School Equivalency test instruction and also education volunteer opportunities, basic computer training, career exploration, job readiness and ACT work keys assessment.

Non-credit classes especially for seniors and an opportunity to audit scheduled academic classes

Provides training and speakers designed to equip and empower community members, social service providers, and families and caregivers with the tools they need to provide care and support for victims and survivors of trafficking, specifically the minor population.

Provides presentations of papers and workshops several times a year, featuring distinguished psychoanalytic clinicians and educators. Continuing Education Units (CEU) and Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits are available for mental health practitioners.

Offering a 12-week GED class at the Dream Center once a week

Provides educational programming, training, and consultation about gerontology and geriatric issues to faculty, health care professionals and consumers throughout the State of Ohio in order to improve health care for older adults. The Center is a consortium of nationally recognized academic leaders in gerontology and geriatric medicine. In addition to CWRU School of Medicine, the consortium includes Bowling Green State University, Miami University, Ohio University of Osteopathic Medicine and Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine. Also makes available training modules/curriculum about a variety of topics related to aging, especially Alzheimer's disease.

The Office of Continuing Education (CEd) provides the following programs for older adults: Academic Advising Services - CEd’s Academic Programing Unit is an enrollment area with special emphasis on academic advising for returning adults who are interested in taking undergraduate credit courses at Ohio State. Continuing Education Units - any adult learners seek documentation for non-credit programming that may be viewed as professional development in the workplace. The process of awarding Continuing Education Units (CEUs) is based upon an evaluation of the program content and instructor’s qualifications using specific criteria. Program 60 - Program 60 is a unique opportunity for Ohio’s older citizens (age 60 and over) to sit in on courses at Ohio State on a noncredit, space-available basis.

Child protective services for children between the ages of birth and 18; investigates cases of child abuse/neglect/sexual abuse/incest and dependency of children, family assessment; case management services for children/families with open cases; kinship care; foster care; foster parent/home licensing, training; adoption/post adoption services; independent youth living services.

Offers free cross-disciplinary training to provide the education and tools to assist professionals in advocating for victims' rights at each stage of the legal process. Provides continuing legal education credits to those who participate.

Provides professional continuing education sessions for professional social workers and others working with the aging populations. Participants earn social worker CEU credits.

COLLEGE ASPIRE offers FREE hands-on, engaging summer workshops in technology based programs. Open to youth ages 10-18 and taught by college faculty on a college campus, COLLEGE ASPIRE demonstrates to both students and their families that college is accessible in their community and possible regardless of their circumstances.

Provides student-centered learning opportunities for adults including GED preparation, basic computer skills, Citizenship test preparation, and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes.

Education and information in agriculture including economics, animal science, community and natural resource development, dairy science; entomology and plant pathology, horticulture, and agriculture computer programs.

Offers workshops that are designed to implement creative approaches when working with special needs clients. Techniques used and taught may include guided imagery, music/dance/art therapy, writing, movement, and more. Topics vary.