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.

40-unit, two story apartment complex. Provide permanent and supportive housing project for individuals with mental health and/or substance abuse issues.

Outreach services provide older adults with the assistance needed to access the human services system and provide linkage between client and needed services. This service includes management of a home delivered meal program, telassurance, public benefits assistance, housing placement assistance, friendly visiting, and assessments

Volunteer program of the Trumbull County Probate Court. Provide advocates who reach out as friends to seniors who may need a friendly phone call, visit in a nursing home or visit at home. Involved in planning special events for seniors such as health fairs, and Make a Difference day projects. All volunteers are qualified, trained, have references, undergo background check, and have signed letter of confidentiality.

Provides free one-on-one support to adult cancer patients and their loved ones. Trained volunteers are at least one year post-treatment or successfully undergoing maintenance therapies. Offer support from diagnosis, through treatment and into recovery.

Provides seniors who are lonely and/or isolated with a regular visitor and/or telephone call.

40-unit, two story apartment complex. Provide permanent and supportive housing project for individuals with mental health and/or substance abuse issues.

Provide senior adults with daily recreational activities, educational events, lunch, socialization, and fitness programs. Supportive services division for Trumbull’s retired and elderly population provides social work and counseling, prescription assistance and Medicaid/Medicare counsel, emergency assistance program, and free income tax assistance through AARP during the months of February through April each year. Operate six senior centers: Cortland: 153 Grove St. Cortland, OH 44410; Hartville: 1244 Lauren Crest St. SE Hartville, OH 44632; Howland: 8273 High St. Warren, OH 44484; Newton Falls: 612 West Broad St. Newton Falls, OH; Niles: 14 East StateSt. Niles, OH 44446; Warren: 375 N. Park Ave. Warren, Ohio 44481.

Provides a number of programs designed to provide safety and awareness to the community. Includes a neighborhood watch, child safety seat check, gun locks and vacation house checks.

Maintains a list of names, addresses, and phone numbers of elderly and/or disabled people who need telephone reassurance. Establishes a time for participants to call the dispatcher each day.

40-unit, two story apartment complex. Provide permanent and supportive housing project for individuals with mental health and/or substance abuse issues.

Offers a phone reassurance program for those persons who need to be checked on daily. A phone call is made each morning from a police dispatcher. If no one answers the call after the third attempt, the police go to the home to check on the individual.

Provides telephone calls to check on the welfare of eligible individuals. If no answer, emergency contact will be called, and if necessary a car will be sent to the resident's address with possible entry to the home if injury is suspected. Prevention Officer also calls each senior periodically to visit, and encourages them to call her if they are afraid.

Offers a telephone reassurance program for older adults to have regular phone check-ins

Provides daily checks for senior citizens or disabled adults, who reside in Copley Township, live alone and do not have the means or capacity to leave their home, or have friends or family immediately available to check on their well being. This program is intended to provide residents living alone with a sense of security as well as comfort in knowing that assistance is coming should they become incapacitated.

Offer "Check In" program where seniors decide what time and day they will call and check in with the Police Department; "Elderly Call" program where senior is part of Police Department's daily call list. If call is missed in either program, an officer will either call senior or visit them to make sure everything is alright; and "Senior Watch" program where Police or a volunteer will visit senior once a week (or more) to check on their welfare.

Provides computerized daily calls to senior or impaired residents. If no response is received after three attempted calls (in one day), the Westlake Police Department is contacted and dispatched to the home to investigate the non-response.

40-unit, two story apartment complex. Provide permanent and supportive housing project for individuals with mental health and/or substance abuse issues.

Offer "Check In" program where seniors decide what time and day they will call and check in with the Police Department; "Elderly Call" program where senior is part of Police Department's daily call list. If call is missed in either program, an officer will either call senior or visit them to make sure everything is alright; and "Senior Watch" program where Police or a volunteer will visit senior once a week (or more) to check on their welfare.

Offers free telephone reassurance to seniors 50 and older. Volunteers call and check on seniors on a daily basis.

Provides a daily morning call to seniors to check on their welfare. Establishes nearby contacts in case calls are unanswered and contacts emergency services if necessary.

Offers long-term and temporary safety monitoring telephone service for older adults. Daily system-generated calls are placed everyday to clients' homes. After several unsuccessful attempts, an authorized party will be notified.

Automated phone call contacts seniors on a regular basis to ensure their good health and safety.

Offers a computerized telephone reassurance program for older adults and others who live alone. Each day at a designated time a call is made to the client. If the client does not answer the phone, a contact person is notified or if needed police or emergency personnel will go to the client's home.

Provides information and referral; home visits; assistance in completing Golden Buckeye, PIP, HEAP, FMHA grants, Ohio Energy Credits (OEC), Homestead Reduction Act, voter registration, etc; delivers food baskets; telephone reassurance; outreach. Noon lunch Monday, Wednesday, Friday followed by bingo. Social services for seniors, home modification, chore service referrals.