Coordinates and provides supportive services to help young people who are facing housing instability and homelessness find or maintain stable housing. Also provides information and referral for employment assistance, mentoring, financial capability, and emergency financial assistance. The program is offered through peer Youth Navigators who use their personal experiences and knowledge of systems to support youth in accessing a variety of resources on their paths to stability.

Provides general information regarding the Columbus Jewish Community and Israel.

Through the main site, educates the public regarding issues of hunger and poverty with publications and research studies. Works with federal, state and local entities to find long-term solutions to hunger. Through coordination with other agencies, ensures that children and caregivers receive education about proper nutrition, meal planning and healthy eating habits.

Plans and implements social service programs for older adults, administers the Older American Act funds and state dollars, and advocates on behalf of older adults age 60+.

Offers education and advocacy programs to protect all human life from conception through natural death, no exceptions. Opposes abortion, euthanasia and assisted suicide, embryonic stem cell research, and all direct threats to human life. Directs those in crisis or unexpected pregnancies or other situations to life affirming resources.

Provides mental health and addiction services, including assessing the need for services, coordinating the planning of mental health and addiction facilities, services and programs in Wood County, Ohio; allocates funds to agencies providing a wide variety of direct services, monitors and evaluates services to ensure high-quality and cost-effective programs, and initiates new programs in the absence of needed community services.

SPARK (Supporting Partnerships to Assure Ready Kids) provides home visiting, kindergarten readiness program for 3 and 4 year olds with the skills and tools needed to enter kindergarten. Parent Partners conduct monthly home visits, working with parents to become their child's first teacher. This program is open to children throughout Franklin County.

Provides activities conducted on both an individual and systematic level to eliminate structural and communication barriers, provide accessible housing and transportation, enforce accessible parking, impact legislation, and eliminate discrimination toward people with disabilities.

Seeks to educate the public on issues related to nuclear and conventional armaments, military budget, and the dangers of a militaristic society. Takes part in demonstrations, lobbying, and other activities to help bring about awareness and make changes regarding these issues in government policy.

Addresses all aspects of family violence including child abuse and neglect, teen dating abuse, domestic violence and elder abuse. Offers a continuum of research-based prevention, intervention and treatment programs for individuals who have experienced family violence. Benefits of this integrated team approach include a one-stop, coordinated response to family violence to individuals and families through partnerships with law enforcement, child protection services, prosecution and a wide range of community resources and an expanded forum for education, advocacy and ongoing research.

Prepares, distributes and presents educational materials/information highlighting social, family, legal, employment and religious issues to organizations, universities, elected officials, the media, church, social service agencies and the general public to educate our community about issues facing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons (LGBT). Also advocates for equality for the LGBT community and link and refer when appropriate.

Provides information and resources upon which individuals and the general public may make informed decisions reagrdign various topics of fetal development, abortion, alternatives to abortion, infanticide and euthanasia.

Provides legal assistance in cases of abridgement of civil and constitutional rights. A speakers bureau, educational publications and a website are also offered.

Provides advocacy to neighborhood with associations in and around local areas.

Promote awareness, education, peer support, as well as, advocacy for the LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual, and our Allies) community within the Mahoning Valley. Host monthly peer support groups within a safe-space center, provide events, trainings, and services for the LGBTQIA+ community, offer LGBTQIA+ inclusive training for area organizations and businesses.

Offers training for parents and persons with developmental disabilities focusing on personal future planning, dealing with professionals and other related issues.

Provides advocacy and crisis intervention for LGBTQ2+ survivors naviagte their healing and next steps.

Through the main site, educates the public regarding issues of hunger and poverty with publications and research studies. Works with federal, state and local entities to find long-term solutions to hunger. Through coordination with other agencies, ensures that children and caregivers receive education about proper nutrition, meal planning and healthy eating habits.

Collects statistics on incidents of anti-gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and intimate partner/domestic violence, sexual violence, and stalking. Assists the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs in producing two annual reports on the prevalence of hate and bias Violence and intimate partner violence in the LGBTQ communities.

Provides information and resources upon which individuals and the general public may make informed decisions reagrdign various topics of fetal development, abortion, alternatives to abortion, infanticide and euthanasia.

Protects and advocates, in partnership with people with disabilities, for human, civil and legal rights. Program staff include ombudspersons, disability rights advocates and attorneys who advocate for individual and systemic change through individual, group and class action cases; monitoring policies and legislative activity; and education and training.

Works to protect and defend the civil rights of all persons. Concerned with eliminating racial discrimination and segregation from all aspects of American public life.

Coordinates 10 neighborhood associations in the Lima City area. Works with residents, churches, educators, businesses and organizations to bring the community together to address concerns and issues that affect their neighborhoods.

Grief support group for adults. Facilitated by masters level social worker. Held in the library area of the Jewish Community Center.

The Autism Society provides information and referrals via a toll-free phone line for autism-related questions and an on-line database with local and national resources. The Autism Society is made up of a nationwide network of chapters designed to provide information and support geographically. The Autism Society hosts an annual and several local conferences and publishes a quarterly magazine, the Autism Advocate. The Autism Society impacts local, state and federal public policy and increases awareness about day-to-day issues and promotes research that leads to applied practices to improve the quality of life for those living with autism.