Faith based non-profit providing social development for children; skill classes, family assistance; tutoring/health services for children; Super Kids program providing Biblically based music, games, drama, videos, object lessons, etc.; Super Kids Thrive providing Bible character education program; Summer Day Camp program; Teen Leadership program for Middle-High School students providing skill building, Ready-4-Work program, mentoring, camp and community service opportunities; karate classes $10/month; Summer NOW Youngstown outreach. Provide family assistance: food boxes, clothing, shoes, winter hats/gloves, housewares, diapers and hygiene items and monthly transportation to local market.

Offers education to support and enhance parenting skills. Works with parents one-on-one on a variety of topics in the home.

Provides a 1-on-1 mentoring program for youth with incarcerated parents. Orientation of the program is Christian. Local churches participate by recruiting, screening, and training mentors.

Provides mentoring relationships for children five through sixteen years old and adult volunteers. Provides the children with an increased sense of belonging, and often leads to enhanced communication skills and improved performance at home, at school and in the community. There are 2 different mentoring programs available: High School Bigs Program and Community Based Mentoring. Located in the Friendly House Community Center. There is a mail box in the main office at Friendly House so information can be left. Please call before coming as they are frequently out of the office with appointments.

One-to-one mentoring program matching volunteers with local, disadvantaged youth who need a role model. Mentors are encouraged to meet with their mentee at least oncea week. Purpose of program is not to modify youth's behavior or character. Group activities are scheduled throughout the year, including: * Roller Skating Party * Bowling Party * Summer Picnic * Fall Event * Christmas Party * BINGO Night * Bike Rides * Program affiliated with Huron County Juvenile Court, operated by board-appointed Program Director.

Program that assists Northeast Ohio students in their post-secondary education by providing mentoring, workshops, scholarships and grants for academic-related needs, and additional assistance and peer support.

The Youth in Leadership (YiL) School Mentoring Program pairs high school students with at-risk elementary students for a one-on-one mentoring relationship. All match meetings occur on school grounds, and are planned and supervised by Southeast Ohio Youth Mentoring (SEOYM) staff members. Curriculum focuses on nutrition, physical activity, and forming positive relationships with peers and adults.

Pairs Christian leaders (mentors) with teen mothers to help them access resources, participate in mother/child activities, develop parenting skills, acquire employment, and graduate high school.

This group was created to support grandparents caring for their grandchildren with disabilities.. In our meetings we will provide a place to be heard and listen to others as we navigate challenges, and discuss struggles and stress. In addition, we will share and discuss resources about the importance of self-care.

Provides one-to-one mentoring services to young people in permanent custody of the Cuyahoga County Division of Children and Family Services (DCFS). Will match mentors and mentees according to preferences and common interests, along with providing supervision, training and support.

Volunteers are matched with a child who has similar interests on a one-to-one basis. The volunteer meets with the child at least twice a month to do an activity or just spend time with them. To enroll a child, the parent or guardian must call in for this service.

Mentoring program which pairs younger students with volunteers and who serve as role models, tutors, and friends. All volunteers are screened and matched with a younger student by the agency.

Family Development Unit provides and oversees direct, in-home and group services for families including Adult Mentoring Programs, Family Counseling, Parenting Education, and Family Preservation Programs. These services are made available to families who have lost custody to the agency, or who are at risk of losing custody of their child(ren) due to child abuse/neglect issues.

Offers a program where Veterans work with Veterans to mentor and guide Service members throughout the recovery process.

Group offering education, encouragement and support to anyone whose life is effected by an ostomy. Family members, and people considering an ostomy are welcome. Meets on odd months at Humility House 755 Ohltown Road, Austintown; and even months at St. E's Boardman 8401 Market Street in the Woodland Room. Parking is free and light refreshments are served.

Offers coaching and mentorship on an individual or group basis in the following areas: - Setting goals. - Developing action plans. - Gathering feedback and support. - Overcoming barriers. - Finding strength and inner resources.

Provides a program to couples and mentoring for engaged or married couples. Mentoring provided by mature couples. Confidentiality assured.

Provides a program where those who have worked successfully with the county child protection system help parents whose children are in county custody, or who are at risk of their children being placed in custody, to maintain connection with their children, to provide support, resources and information about working with the child protection system, to help the family develop a plan to reunify with their children, and to follow up on the plan with the involved parents.

Offers group mentoring for elementary school students. Participants receive instruction in leadership, science, technology, reading, art, and math, prevention and wellness (such as: alcohol and other drug education, character education, health and nutrition), and service learning.

Provides youth mentoring services and prevention education for families during home visits to combat substance abuse and violence among farmworkers and rural Latinos.

Adults provide one-to-one mentoring to children by providing regular visits, role modeling behavior, friendship and support.

Provides after school programming for Akron area refugee and immigrant youth grades K through 12th, assisting in homework help, social and emotional learning, American acculturation, career readiness, and alcohol, tobacco, and other drug education and prevention.

Provides one on one direct support and mentorship to black mothers who are currently experiencing a maternal mental health complication (MMHC). Trained volunteers create a supportive healing environment where eligible individuals can receive resources and encouragement to drive their own engagement based on their individual needs and comfort level. Support groups are facilitated by trained black pregnant and parenting volunteers who look like them and share some of the same experiences. Volunteers have experienced and recovered from some form of maternal mental health complication.

Group offering education, encouragement and support to anyone whose life is effected by an ostomy. Family members, and people considering an ostomy are welcome. Meets on odd months at Humility House 755 Ohltown Road, Austintown; and even months at St. E's Boardman 8401 Market Street in the Woodland Room. Parking is free and light refreshments are served.

Volunteers are matched with a child who has similar interests on a one-to-one basis. The volunteer meets with the child several hours a month to do an activity or just spend time with them. To enroll a child, the parent or guardian must call the agency, or register online (bbbslp.org) to begin the process.