Provides presentations on the realties of young, unplanned pregnancy. Presenters are Peer Educators who have life experience on the subject (were once teen mothers or fathers). Participants of the presentation are given information and linkage to various community services and programs that can assist them. Presentaions target middle school and early high school age children.

Post Office for Southwest Mansfield.

Talking Books is a service provided by the government for people with visual impairments. People who qualify receive a machine and materials free of charge.

LWV provides education, information and resources to help citizens learn about political issues and support the democratic process through civic discourse, voter registration, and voter education. The LWV is non-partisan with regard to political party and individual candidates, but it practices education and advocacy on a variety of political and social issues such as protecting voter rights including redistricting reform, promoting affordable health care, including women’s reproductive health, and supporting policies that protect natural resources and mitigate climate change.

Loans books, audio and video cassettes, compact discs, sheet music, filmstrips, slides, pictures, magazines, pamphlets, and large print books. Offers reference service, provides library tours/talks, meeting room for non profit groups, drive-in window service at the main library.

Offers stories read to young children in a group setting.

Offers stories read to young children in a group setting.

Provides information about organ transplants for transplant candidates, recipients, their families, the families of organ and tissue donors, and the general public.

Offers a wide variety of free computer classes for beginner, intermediate. and advanced computer users. Class topics include Microsoft Office programs, basic computer maintenance, digital cameras, the Internet, email basics, basic web design, blogging, and many others.

Provides a resource where eligible individuals can request non-perishable food, water, hygiene products, and other items such as: first aid kits, and clothing (including some winter items: gloves, hats, etc.) to homeless youth. Volunteer counselors work with youth to help solve life problems.

Provides navigation and referral services for youth and young adults who are or have been involved in the foster care system. Assists with accessing resources such as emergency housing, employment, scholarships, and so forth. Provides Flex Funds financial assistance to young adults who have transitioned out of foster care.

Offers telephone information about where to access health and human service needs in Sandusky County. Provides information about a range of services including food, shelter, health care, substance abuse, mental health, recreation and social activities.

Provides one-on-one information and assistance to aging adults and individuals with disabilities to help identify a wide variety of needs and preferences, and to access community resources, benefit programs and other available social, medical and residential services. Also helps ensure that individuals and their caregivers are aware of the various living options, care options, and supportive services available to them.

Provides public library services for Cincinnati and Hamilton County residents, including borrowing library materials, internet and computer use, meeting and study rooms, on-site enrichment, and community programming.

Provides public library services for Cincinnati and Hamilton County residents, including borrowing library materials, internet and computer use, meeting and study rooms, on-site enrichment, and community programming.

Provides public library services for Cincinnati and Hamilton County residents, including borrowing library materials, internet and computer use, meeting and study rooms, on-site enrichment, and community programming.

Also offers Camps for deaf kids and teens, KODA (kids of deaf adults) camps, DeafEND (drug and alcohol prevention) In-service trainings, C-Print Captioning, consultation and instruction for families needing to learn sign language/communication skills. Other services available upon request.

Provides Child Welfare and Adult Protective Services training for professionals and caregivers (foster, adoption, kinship).

Increases access, communication, and equity for learners who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or visually impaired by connecting resources and providing training for professionals and fostering relationships to equip communities to support families and learners where they are, with what they need, when they need it to learn, grow, and live their best lives.

Regularly studies human service sector trends and conducts research on nonprofits to better understand the sector. Provides nonprofits and the general public with information about key issues of common interest to build organizations and the human service sector.

Helps eligible individuals identify and coordinate needed services. Develops and monitors the Individual Service Plan (if the person has one). Provides information and linkages to community-based resources.

Provides an indexing of local information from Dayton newspapers through the reference desk or on a subscription basis. One day identification cards event. Provides online database.

Provides instructional materials and curriculum for improving child literacy. Materials are available for a range of age groups from Pre-Kindergarten through 5th grade and are suitable for use by teachers, volunteers, as well as families.

Provides a national clearinghouse for the latest evidence-based information on ADHD. Also provides comprehensive information and support to individuals with ADHD, their families and friends, and the professionals involved in their lives.