Provides multiple services to help integrate immigrants and refugees into society by assisting them with job search, interview prep, resume writing assistance, and more.

Provides academic counseling, college entrance assistance and support, career counseling, job placement services, and pre-job guidance such as assistance with resume writing and interviewing. Offers supportive services to disabled students.

Provides help to individuals living in poverty achieve economic self-sufficincy through employment by building skills you need to find and keep a good job that offers benefits.

Provides career and college counseling and financial aid assistance to those seeking help to begin or go back to college or post-secondary programs such as vocational schools or training programs. Counseling is given regarding career options and interests, colleges, the admission process, financial aid, the completion of forms, and scholarship searches. Offers financial assistance provided through three types of scholarships. Can counsel individuals on student loan debt and help find the best option to help pay the debt, such as Income Based Repayment plans, loan forgiveness options, and/or consolidation options. Will help with applications for those options. Note: Does not provide direct financial assistance.

Offers programs to support the development of job related skills. Topics include Career Search, Cover Letters, Resume Writing, Interview Techniques, Clothing Etiquette, and more.

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.

Provides general counseling and career/academic counseling to students and their families.

Provides information and guidance to people who wish to evaluate their aptitude, abilities, and interests in order to choose and work towards obtaining a vocation or career.

Offers employment assessment and counseling, job readiness and job finding assistance, job training in computers as well as financial literacy and job placement for refugees.

Provides opportunities for high school youth to explore potential careers through hands-on experience with local businesses and public institutions such as fire departments, parks and recreation departments, and law enforcement agencies.

Provides vocational training for individuals with barriers to employment (including those with disabilities). Includes pre-employment training and work experience and job placement.

OJT NEG (On the Job Training - National Emergency Grant) will be offered to employers and job seekers. The purpose of this program is to put unemployed workers to work earning wages while receiving necessary training. The individual hired has to be a dislocated/unemployed person. The benefit to the employer is that they can be reimbursed for some costs associated with training the OJT participant. Reimbursement to the employer can be up to $8,000 per participant.

Employment assistance for individuals and businesses. The OhioMeansJobs Richland Center provides access to a state-wide internet-based job matching system, use of computers and other office equipment to prepare and mail resumes and job applications, free job search workshops, and interview space and recruiting opportunities for employers.

Provides opportunity for eligible individuals to complete requirements for high school diploma by passing a job skills test and completing job training in health care, manufacturing, logistics, food preparation, emergency services or construction. Fulfillment of job skills test and job training result in granting of a high school diploma as well as any earned certificate.

Program to help at risk youth age 14-24 successfully transition to adulthood.

Designed to strengthen students’ technology (computing) skills while at the same time exploring technology career pathways. The program introduces students to a variety of occupations in the field of technology including computer programming, software engineering, robotics and app development. Students will gain a solid understanding of the inner workings of technology and also use their newly acquired skills in the authentic task of creating solutions to everyday problems.

In this career development course, participants are given support to identify their employment needs and develop a customized career plan that works for them. The holistic curriculum focuses on the following components: goal setting, career exploration, personal branding, self-compassion and self-care – all in a supportive, inclusive, and affirming small-group environment.

Job-readiness and training services to help veterans find and maintain viable employment. The goal for each veteran is self-sufficiency through long-term employment. Services include: job-readiness skill development; résumé writing; job searching, placement and coaching; career clothing; transportation assistance; and referrals to community resources.

50 apartment mid-rise located near the heart of downtown Hubbard. Apartments are designed to house elderly and persons with disabilities. All units are accessible by elevators. Utilities are included in the cost of rent. Coin operated laundry and community room located on-site.

50 apartment mid-rise located near the heart of downtown Hubbard. Apartments are designed to house elderly and persons with disabilities. All units are accessible by elevators. Utilities are included in the cost of rent. Coin operated laundry and community room located on-site.

Provides academic counseling, college planning assistance, intelligence testing, and career counseling. Works with youth and families by providing general counseling and social work services, including referrals to needed social services.

Provide incentives to those obtaining adult vocational certificates or for those with new employment. The adult vocational certificate incentive will offer a one-time payment of $300 for successfully completing a full-time adult education course or $100 for successfully completing a part-time adult education course. The application for these funds must be completed within 90 days of completion of the course and the certificate must be provided. The employment incentive program will offer an individual obtaining employment up to $2,000 over the course of 12 months for obtaining and maintaining employment that is at least 20 hours per week. Adults will be provided $500 after the first 30 days of employment and then $500 at the fourth, eighth and 12th month of continuous employment. The application for this program must be received within the first 90 days of employment, and it is limited to one offer per participant. The participant is required to meet for an assessment every quarter before obtaining the next payment.