Offers a variety of services for the deaf. Services include: Interpreting and C-print services, advocacy and promotion of "equal accessibility", independent living skills training, mental health case management for the deaf, information and training about deafness and community resources, and family, individual, and couples counseling. Also assists in making phone calls writing and interpreting letters, etc. Sign language classes.

Publishes a newsletter of the University of Dayton. Features alumni information, research findings by UD faculty, campus and community issues, etc.

Offers resource broadcasts about pertinent community information regarding employment (including job fairs), healthcare, social services, and local free events.

Program provides a large computerized database of disability-related goods and services.

Offers programs throughout the year which focus on a variety of special topics related to hemophilia, Von Willebrand disease and other bleeding disorders. Also offers networking opportunities for families including an annual family weekend retreat, camp programs, educational programs, a golf outing, and a quarterly newsletter.

Provides information and referral services; prints a newsletter, The Apologist & other informative publications. Also provides films which are available for loan or purchase.

Offers bi-monthly newsletter and bi-monthly calendar of events which keeps senior citizens of Preble County informed of Council on Aging activities, programs, and services. Also publishes other information of interest to senior citizens.

Conducts regular informational programs on multiple sclerosis for clients and the public. Distributes informative literature to lay persons, professionals, and clients. Publishes a quarterly newspaper for MS clients. Offers professional seminars on MS and yearly MS family workshops. Also supports international research on the cause, cure, and prevention of MS.

Offers a variety of leisure time activities for all ages. Maintains over 100 acres of park land, a soccer complex, 16 baseball/softball fields, and other park facilities. Offers numerous sports, activities, and leagues including volleyball, tennis, golf, and soccer. Publishes a newsletter which provides information on programs being offered.

Offers support services for persons with AIDS/HIV+ to include support groups, case management, education as well as emergency financial assistance.

Offers a variety of services/programs including educational programs, bulletins, and information about agriculture, family and consumer sciences, resource development, insect and disease problems, farm management, food preparation and canning, sewing, home-based business, home budget planning, master gardener training, workforce preparation, etc.

Provides family grants, education and community outreach and family friendly activities including our annual 5K Run/Walk for Autism Awareness and Autism Friendly Holiday Party

Works to improve the quality of life for people with Down Syndrome. Services include: help families adjust to the birth of a special child; provides informational services to parents; increases public awareness about Down Syndrome; provides speakers for professional classes and other organizations.