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Provides an annual full season of theatrical productions and community theater education programs focused on issues of class, order, social and economic justice.

Provides public education for the city of Richmond Heights for children K-12.

Offers a comprehensive early childhood education program for children in economically disadvantaged families. The program includes kindergarten readiness learning experiences, speech, language, and hearing screenings, vision and dental checks, snacks and meals, and parent involvement opportunities.

Provides municipal services for the Village of Newcomerstown.

Accepts donations of non-perishable and frozen foods. Also accepts donations of new and gently-used clothing.

Provides a variety of taxpayer services for county residents including home valuation, homestead exemption relief, homebuyer information, weights and measures compliance, owner occupied property tax relief, processing of estate taxes, dog licenses and vendors licenses. Can also answer basic questions. It is also the Auditor's responsibility to serve as the paymaster for the county employees.

Makes computers, printers and other electronic equipment available for public use, primarily for word processing, spread sheets and other document development applications.

Gallia County School District is comprised of the following schools: Green Elementary Rio Grande Elementary Washington Elementary Gallia Academy Middle School Gallia Academy High School.

Provides loan of books, magazines, newspapers, audiocassettes, videocassettes, CDs, CD-ROMs, DVDs, large-print materials, inter-library loan.

Seeks volunteers to deliver meals to older adults in the community. Volunteers use their own cars and receive an orientation training.

Provides tutoring for people whose primary language is not English. Also provides tutoring for refugee students in all subjects.

Volunteer opportunities available include: Special Events and Office assistance. Volunteers meet every Wednesday from 10am until 1pm at the Arthritis Foundation Office.

Provides physical, cultural, educational, social, and recreational activities.

Provides speakers who will discuss discrimination as it relates to employment.

Provides safety information and answers questions about food, nutrition, dietary supplements, food labeling, cosmetics, pet food, food additives, food biotechnology, blood products, vaccines, and medical devices. Handles complaints concerning food (except food items inspected by the USDA including meat, poultry, and egg products), food labeling, cosmetics, dietary supplements, and medical devices that are under FDA regulation.

Provides a one-to-one mentoring program that gives children strong and lasting mentoring relationships with qualified adults and peer volunteers by enjoying activities together a few hours each week.

Our medical services are comprehensive and include everything from primary care, HIV specialty care, trans health, women’s health, and more.

Offers a wide selection of books and other materials, including special collections, large print books, magazines, and subtitled video tapes and films. Provides an online catalog, access to the Internet, and a wide range of electronic databases, videocassettes, DVDs, audio books, ebooks, eAudiobooks, and other digital downloads. Printing, faxing, scanning, and makerspace services available. New Teen Tech and Esports space.

HEART serves hungry neighbors with income below 200% of the poverty level and live in the 43068 service area (Reynoldsburg). Please arrive no later than 15 minutes before closing. Families can shop once a week during open hours. We will pre-package produce, shelf stable items, baked goods, and meat. We are unable to fill special requests at this time. A HEART Volunteer will deliver and load groceries into your car. Drive-Up Service Only, No appointment Needed. HEART's new entrance is at 6541 E. Main Street to reduce congestion on Main St. Please stay in line and you will be directed to the sign-in area, then to receive your groceries.

• Exit, Turn Right (eastbound E. Main Street) only.
• Please arrive no earlier than 30 minutes before opening or 15 minutes before we close,

Provides peer support, self-help, and educational opportunities for individuals labeled with a mental health diagnosis, a past or present consumer of mental health services, or a support person for someone dealing with mental health challenges.

Provides general library services without charge to all residents of Grafton and surrounding communities. Offers computers for use by the public.

Provides Certified Community Health Workers who conduct intensive community service navigation, involving assisting clients to enroll in Medicaid and connecting them with medical, mental health, dental, vision care, substance abuse, and other necessary social service resources.

Processes unemployment claims filed by clients. Claims are completed and certified thru personal interviews and verification by former employers. Benefits usually available for a maximum of 20-26 weeks. Customers applying by telephone should call the work day following separation from employment.

Children's Hospital provides a community-based facility offering cardiology and laboratory services.