Serves as a liaison between charitable, education, health care and non-profit organizations in Columbiana County and residents age 55 and older who wish to volunteer. Participants are matched with agencies based on their skills, interests and geographic location. Telefriend provides peer telephone reassurance calls.

Recruits and trains volunteers who provide assistance to residents and staff at Ohio Living Breckenridge Village and to older adults in surrounding communities.

Seeks volunteers to work with children in the Toledo area, mainly Toledo Public Schools. Volunteers serve between 15-30 hours a week in school settings, helping with goals and objectives set by teacher. Volunteers receive a small stipend for hours worked and mileage. Training and monthly in-service is provided to volunteers.

AmeriCorps members age 17 and older work with community-based organizations through direct service to help meet critical needs in education, healthy futures, veterans/military families, environmental stewardship, disaster preparedness/response and economic opportunity.

The Senior Companion Program is an AmeriCorps Senior Progarm that pair companions with older adults to provide non-medical services, including socialization, phone reassurance, medication reminders, assistance with daily activities, respite, and transportation. Senior companions receive a modest stipend, paid training, mileage reimbursement, personal paid time, and supplemental insurance.

Assessment of needs. Teach, practice monitor skills and connect individuals to available community resources. Activities of Daily Living: personal hygeine, medication management and monitoring, school functioning and care coordination. Individual bases services provided at this time: behavior management, impulse control, focus, attention, following rules, responsibility, communication, frustration tolerance. Social and emotional learning: bullying, conflict resolution, problem solving, friends, social media safety, boundary setting, coping skills, anger management strategies, grief education, managing time, boredom, distressing thoughts and feelings, sibling relationships. Independent Living Skills: job searching skills, resume formulation education, interview role play, advocating for one's needs, learning and navigating community resources.

Provides volunteers 55 and over opportunities to serve and help others. Programs include the Foster Grandparent Program, Senior Companion Program, and Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) program.

The Social Support Program is designed to provide consistent support and encouragement for people who are isolated and need assistance of staff and volunteers to socialize with peers and to offer respite for their caregivers. A network of support is offered to those with mobility issues or cognitive challenges with the goal of supporting independence. Referrals are accepted through the local healthcare systems, family or self referrals.

Licenced social workers provide ongoing in-home needs assessment, care planning, and consultation to help vulnerable seniors maintain their independence through Senior Supportive Services. Assistance is provided for financial management, medical appointments, insurance, transportation, and housing needs, and by linkage to other community services.

Assessment of needs. Teach, practice monitor skills and connect individuals to available community resources. Activities of Daily Living: personal hygeine, medication management and monitoring, school functioning and care coordination. Individual bases services provided at this time: behavior management, impulse control, focus, attention, following rules, responsibility, communication, frustration tolerance. Social and emotional learning: bullying, conflict resolution, problem solving, friends, social media safety, boundary setting, coping skills, anger management strategies, grief education, managing time, boredom, distressing thoughts and feelings, sibling relationships. Independent Living Skills: job searching skills, resume formulation education, interview role play, advocating for one's needs, learning and navigating community resources.

Licenced social workers provide ongoing in-home needs assessment, care planning, and consultation to help vulnerable seniors maintain their independence through Senior Supportive Services. Assistance is provided for financial management, medical appointments, insurance, transportation, and housing needs, and by linkage to other community services.

Assessment of needs. Teach, practice monitor skills and connect individuals to available community resources. Activities of Daily Living: personal hygeine, medication management and monitoring, school functioning and care coordination. Individual bases services provided at this time: behavior management, impulse control, focus, attention, following rules, responsibility, communication, frustration tolerance. Social and emotional learning: bullying, conflict resolution, problem solving, friends, social media safety, boundary setting, coping skills, anger management strategies, grief education, managing time, boredom, distressing thoughts and feelings, sibling relationships. Independent Living Skills: job searching skills, resume formulation education, interview role play, advocating for one's needs, learning and navigating community resources.

Challenging and rewarding volunteer opportunities for people age 55 years or older. Volunteers serve at 32 sites across Washington County assisting in food pantries and free meal sites, delivering meals to shut-ins, providing transportation to seniors, as well as museums and social service agencies.

Assessment of needs. Teach, practice monitor skills and connect individuals to available community resources. Activities of Daily Living: personal hygeine, medication management and monitoring, school functioning and care coordination. Individual bases services provided at this time: behavior management, impulse control, focus, attention, following rules, responsibility, communication, frustration tolerance. Social and emotional learning: bullying, conflict resolution, problem solving, friends, social media safety, boundary setting, coping skills, anger management strategies, grief education, managing time, boredom, distressing thoughts and feelings, sibling relationships. Independent Living Skills: job searching skills, resume formulation education, interview role play, advocating for one's needs, learning and navigating community resources.

Assessment of needs. Teach, practice monitor skills and connect individuals to available community resources. Activities of Daily Living: personal hygeine, medication management and monitoring, school functioning and care coordination. Individual bases services provided at this time: behavior management, impulse control, focus, attention, following rules, responsibility, communication, frustration tolerance. Social and emotional learning: bullying, conflict resolution, problem solving, friends, social media safety, boundary setting, coping skills, anger management strategies, grief education, managing time, boredom, distressing thoughts and feelings, sibling relationships. Independent Living Skills: job searching skills, resume formulation education, interview role play, advocating for one's needs, learning and navigating community resources.

Licenced social workers provide ongoing in-home needs assessment, care planning, and consultation to help vulnerable seniors maintain their independence through Senior Supportive Services. Assistance is provided for financial management, medical appointments, insurance, transportation, and housing needs, and by linkage to other community services.

Assessment of needs. Teach, practice monitor skills and connect individuals to available community resources. Activities of Daily Living: personal hygeine, medication management and monitoring, school functioning and care coordination. Individual bases services provided at this time: behavior management, impulse control, focus, attention, following rules, responsibility, communication, frustration tolerance. Social and emotional learning: bullying, conflict resolution, problem solving, friends, social media safety, boundary setting, coping skills, anger management strategies, grief education, managing time, boredom, distressing thoughts and feelings, sibling relationships. Independent Living Skills: job searching skills, resume formulation education, interview role play, advocating for one's needs, learning and navigating community resources.

Care Management for individuals over 60 years of age that have physical limitations requiring assistance to maintain independence in their home. During an assessment, care management staff will review any unmet needs to determine if the individual needs support through Home Care Assistance, Meals on Wheels, Medical Transportation, Assistive equipment, Adult Day support, Home modification, Etc.

Provides AmeriCorps members an opportunity to provide community service in Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) schools as tutors, mentors and role models. Goal is to keep Cleveland students in school and on track to graduate. Participants receive a bi-weekly stipend, and at the end of their service receive scholarship funds which can be used only for higher education.

Provides meaningful volunteer opportunities for men and women, age 55 and older. The program seeks to capture the experience, knowledge and skills that are offered by senior Americans, in order to fill specific community needs.

Provides opportunities for people to volunteer their time and work for low wages on projects whose objective is to help developing countries make improvements in the areas of agriculture, community economic development, education, environment, health, and youth.

Serves as a liaison between charitable, education, health care and non-profit organizations in Columbiana County and residents age 55 and older who wish to volunteer. Participants are matched with agencies based on their skills, interests and geographic location. Telefriend provides peer telephone reassurance calls.

Assessment of needs. Teach, practice monitor skills and connect individuals to available community resources. Activities of Daily Living: personal hygeine, medication management and monitoring, school functioning and care coordination. Individual bases services provided at this time: behavior management, impulse control, focus, attention, following rules, responsibility, communication, frustration tolerance. Social and emotional learning: bullying, conflict resolution, problem solving, friends, social media safety, boundary setting, coping skills, anger management strategies, grief education, managing time, boredom, distressing thoughts and feelings, sibling relationships. Independent Living Skills: job searching skills, resume formulation education, interview role play, advocating for one's needs, learning and navigating community resources.

Offers a network of local, state, and national service programs that connects more than 200,000 Americans each year in intensive service to meet the country’s critical needs in education, public safety, health, and the environment. AmeriCorps members serve with nonprofits, public agencies, and faith-based and community organizations.

Providing information, service programs and volunteer opportunities; system advocacy for children, legal issues and other related issues, CASA recruits, trains and supervises concerned community members to serve Butler County Juvenile Court as Court Appointed Special Advocate Volunteers