Provides programs to meet the physical, educational, and social needs of poverty and homeless adults and children through Christian perspectives.

Provides social and recreational activities including exercise, arts and crafts, singing, films, and parties.

Engages people, ages 55 and older in activities designed to help them live independently as long as possible.

Provides a variety of personal enrichment, recreational, and social activities such as seasonal parties, special events, occasional trips, computer classes, and games.

The Trailblazers is a program at Stonewall Columbus for LGBTQ Adults ages 50+ that was created through a generous gift from The Legacy Fund. Trailblazer events include seminars, computer workshops, The Trailblazer Newsletter, and Social Outings. Each year Stonewall hosts a series of seminars on issues ranging from legal issues, healthcare and computer use. The Trailblazer Newsletter goes out via email about twice a month and highlights a variety of upcoming events and outings. Our popular social outings happen at least once a month where Trailblazers meet at the Center on High and get a ride to the theater or a concert, and then finish up at Union Cafe for discounted food and drinks. The Stonewall Columbus Pride Festival has a special Trailblazer Lounge where you can get out of the sun, relax, and even use separate restrooms. Ask about getting a Trailblazer wristband so you can get in! This year has been busy for the Trailblazers, and there is still much more to come, so join us!

Provides socialization for older adults and share guidance on issues that affect their lives, including wellness information, workshops, health screenings, and outings. Offers learning opportunities in technology and creative arts, field trips, and speakers on topics of interest to program participants.

Interpreting, captioning, case management, advocacy, life skills, assistive listening devices, sign language, classes for public and family members of the Deaf, Youth Enrichment and Recreation Club, school and summer programs, college internships.

Interpreting, captioning, case management, advocacy, life skills, assistive listening devices, sign language, classes for public and family members of the Deaf, Youth Enrichment and Recreation Club, school and summer programs, college internships.

Survivor networks created for cancer survivors and their families to help them share their experiences and offer hope to others through personal stories, discussion groups and personal web pages.

Offers a club for seniors within the Recreation Dept. Regular meetings include lunch, a speaker, and subsequent activities such as bingo, cards, and movies. Blood pressure screening is also available after the formal meeting. Additional social events and field trips are planned throughout the year.

Offers a variety of recreational activities including exercise and wellness classes, community service, cultural experiences, trips, and special events for seniors.

Provides a variety of educational and recreational activities for seniors. Offerings may include, but are not limited to, exercise classes, arts and crafts, cards and table games, ceramics, dancing instruction, monthly luncheons, a book discussion group, special events, speakers, trips, computer classes, computers with internet access, a game room, and tours.

Offers recreational and social activities such as movies, exercise, hiking, ballroom dancing, and men's and women's social groups for adults.

Provides presentations on history, Medicare, and financial stability. Also teaches craft classes, stained glass and fused glass classes, quilting, knitting, crocheting, games days, cards, and special events.

MyLifeLine.org, a free social network, empowers cancer patients and caregivers to build an online support community of existing family and friends to foster connections, inspiration, and healing through free, personalized websites. With MyLifeLine.org, cancer patients and caregivers can connect to their community of family and friends, allowing them to share their cancer journey, get support, and focus on healing. When you set up a personal webpage, you will be able to: Share updates. Centralize your communication and update family and friends on your treatment process in one place, including the ability to post photos. Coordinate help. Get the help you need by organizing meals, rides to treatment, and more. Receive supportive messages. Feel empowered from messages of love and support from friends and family. Control privacy. Invite only the people you want to share your journey with and choose your security settings. Learn more about your specific cancer type. Review cancer resources vetted by experts and share them through Learning Links.

Provides line dancing and soft shoe dancing, choir, gardening, card clubs, bingo, and community dinners.

A group for kids who have epilepsy and kids who care about someone who has epilepsy The Kids Crew is a free club for kids ages 14 and under. If you don't have epilepsy, we still want you to join. Often, siblings, friends and relatives of those with epilepsy are the best advocates. We are looking for those who want to learn, spread awareness, and make a difference. And have fun, too!! Kids Crew members will receive: A certificate Kids Crew pin Lanyard and membership card Quarterly newsletter In the future, your family will also have the ability to connect with other Kids Crew members at local events so you can make a difference, together.

Provides a variety of concerts and social events throughout the year for residents.

Provides seniors with an opportunity for socializing with their peers from the community. Serves a nutritious hot meal and different entertainment each meeting from banjo playing to dancing and bingo.

Provides recreational and social activities for youth.

Offers training to promote a welcoming, safe, and inclusive environment for all members of the LGBTQ+ community as well as support groups including: Safe Space Training; PFLAG Cleveland-Lake County; TRANS-Support Lake County; Gaymers Lake County; Recovery LGBTQ+Allies Addiction Support Group.

Provides a variety of recreational activities including exercise classes, picnics, trips, parties, lunch programs with speakers, bingo, and health and wellness programs for seniors.

Provides a variety of social, educational, and recreational activities for seniors. Includes some day trips, multi-day trips, and cultural events.

Provides a variety of social or recreational activities and travel options for seniors. Offers a variety of health assessments such as eye(glaucoma), blood pressure, diabetes,and cholesterol/triglycerides screenings. Also includes discussion groups for older adult aging issues.

Provides a variety of social, educational, and recreational activities for seniors. Includes some day trips, multi-day trips, and cultural events.