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Provides a choice pantry where clients can choose the food they need.

Volunteer instructors prepare students to recognize the signs and symptoms of a heart attack, help someone who is choking, do the work of an unconscious person's heart and lungs until medical help arrives, keep an injured person safe from further injury and as comfortable as possible until medical care can arrive. Also training people in the use of Automatic Electronic Defibrillator.

Provides a pre-college program for high school students designed to generate skills and motivation necessary to complete a program of secondary education and enter and succeed in a program of post-secondary education. Services include weekly academic enrichment classes, tutoring and monthly seminars; exposure to new experiences through participation in area cultural, social and recreational events; career exploration activities; college admission assistance, a summer 6 week daily summer on-campus program, There is also a parent/guardian component to this program.

Offers education, advocacy, service and support to older adults and individuals diagnosed with a chronic disability.

Provides Obstetrics/gynecology services and family planning services.

• Obstetrics/gynecology: Provides comprehensive preventive, diagnostic and treatment services for women who have a disease or disorder of the reproductive system; offers regular medical examinations to ensure health and detect abnormalities; provides pregnancy tests; and provides care for women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the period immediately following childbirth.
• Family Planning: Provides assistance for people who want to control the size of their families and the spacing of their children, usually through some form of birth control; who have a problem with infertility; or who have questions about the advisability of becoming pregnant or following through with a current pregnancy.

Camp Wyandot is an overnight camp that focuses on small group living and group decision making grounded in Camp Fire traditions. With their counselor the children develop their own schedule for the week including activities such as boating, creeking, hiking, swimming, crafts, singing, storytelling, fishing, cookouts and games. In addition, there is one overnight in each session. Older campers learn advanced skills such as making fire-by-friction, building primitive shelters, multiple overnights, and archery.

Accepts donations of new and gently-used children's books. Will accept books on virtually all subjects and reading levels, especially for children from birth through age 18.

Eligible families may register their children for the Back-to-School Program for school supplies in July, online or by phone. Applications and donations will be accepted from July 1 through July 24, 2025. Supplies will be available to pick up on August 7, 2025.

Provides smoke alarms at local fire stations.

Providing up to $150 worth of groceries to those in need. Will have a volunteer shopper either meet them at the grocery store or pick up food and deliver. NOTE: Service is temporary and may end at any time.

Provides monthly cash benefits to the spouse, divorced spouse, child or dependent parent of a eligible worker who died. Benefits are typically 75-100% of the worker's benefit. Some beneficiaries may also qualify for one-time payment after death.

Provides monthly cash benefits to the spouse, divorced spouse, child or dependent parent of a eligible worker who died. Benefits are typically 75-100% of the worker's benefit. Some beneficiaries may also qualify for one-time payment after death.

Assists neighborhood residents in organizing around common issues and in formulating and implementing plans to address community concerns with policymakers. Helps coordinate and develop block clubs and provides services to residents.

Provides academic counseling, college planning assistance, intelligence testing, and career counseling. Works with youth and families by providing general counseling and social work services, including referrals to needed social services.

Provides a community-based prevention model that offers services to families and children who may be experiencing risk factors. Offers connection to community resources, family coaching, parenting tips, budgeting and money management, and financial assistance, when needed. From one-time consultations to intensive home visiting services, families can select the frequency and duration of services that will best meet their unique needs and help them to achieve their goals.

Provides temporary and permanent placards that enable drivers who qualify to park in designated parking slots. Also issues motor vehicle license plates with disabilities insignia.

Providing area students after-school care with a safe, fun and positive environment where they learn life skills and receive help in a variety of ways, including:

• Homework help
• Studying help
• Activities
• Computer Lab
• Snacks
• New friends.

Treats those experiencing mental health and/or substance use issues via our experienced team of licensed providers. We do not turn anyone away seeking help, regardless of your ability to pay.

The agency writes and maintains an All Hazards Emergency Operations Plan for the county and coordinates annual exercises of the plan. In addition, the agency is involved in coordinating relief during disasters and emergencies, obtaining grant funding to improve emergency preparedness, response, and recovery, and coordinating training opportunities for response personnel as well as the general public in regard to the phases of emergency management. The agency works closely with volunteer organizations, state and local agencies, and the general public to accomplish these goals and more.

Blood Pressure screening is available upon request. No physician referral is necessary, however, they are often performed at the request of a physician to assist in monitoring the patient's hypertension. Individuals are welcome to come in at any time and have their blood pressure checked. Cholesterol - ALT/AST Screening is provided by appointment. A 12-hour fasting period prior to testing is recommended to ensure accuracy of your testing. Cholesterol screening measures the following:

• Total Cholesterol
• HDL (good cholesterol)
• LDL (bad cholesterol)
• Triglycerides
• ALT/AST (liver function)
• Glucose.

Our nursing staff will explain your test results and provide you with American Heart Association approved lists of foods to help bring your cholesterol numbers in line with current AMA recommendations. We will fax or mail your cholesterol results to your physician at your request. Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) testing measures the following: NA+, K+, CL-, CA - electrolytes or minerals that regulate cell function and internal water balance TCO2 - bicarbonate that keeps the blood from becoming too acidic or too basic GLU - glucose BUN / CRE - kidney function ALP, ALT / AST, TBIL - liver function ALB & TP - proteins in the blood, kidney and liver function Our nursing staff will explain your test results. We will fax or mail your CMP results to your physician at your request.

Provides crisis intervention and referrals for individuals who have experienced sexual or domestic violence or abuse.

Provides over 100 full and half day summer camps for youth. Themes include science, art, leadership, sports, and more. Includes breakfast and lunch at select camps.

Provides opportunities for veterans who use wheelchairs to participate in organized sports activities. Sports may include basketball, baseball, volleyball, wheelchair racing, and track and field events.