Provides participants with a structured day of activities in a safe environment; breakfast, lunch and snacks are provided; for persons with Alzheimer's, a related disorder, or frail elderly. Transportation available.

Provides youth leadership programs to help reinforce the values, ethics, and life skills, leadership skills, teach healthy living and physical fitness, good budgeting principles, explores future career fields, and invites learning.

Agriculture services, 4-H groups, home economics programs.

Offers a youth program that provides homework assistance, life skills activities, computer and Internet use, recreation and games, field trips and mentoring.

Assists students with disabilities who are between the ages of 14 and 24 years old who want to pursue individual interests and independence in the community. Monthly Youth Group meetings provide opportunities to discuss and practice the following topics such as: Pre-employment, Self-advocacy, Independent Living Skills, Socializations skills, Self-Advocacy, and Youth Leadership. Empower YOUth Facebook page and youth discussion groups, and a Disability Mentoring Day activity.

Afterschool program for middle school girls, with focus on healthy habits and relationships. In addition to weekly program day, participants have the option for group exercise at the YMCA one day a week.

Provides troop activities for girls related to specific areas of interest in the following focuses: S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math), Life Skills, Leadership and Entrepreneurship, and Outdoors. Offers different levels of scouting for different ages including Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior and Ambassador.

Permanent housing for low to moderate-income families and Veterans at risk of becoming homeless. Section 8 and VASH vouchers are accepted. Located on Youngstown's North Side.

Offers low-priced clothing, household items, electronics, books, toys, furniture and collectibles.

Provides in-person and virtual peer, team, and traditional mentoring for students at Buchtel and East Community Learning Centers (CLC).

Provides a parent-child activity area for preschoolers and their caregivers. Includes activities, educational toys, computers with educational software, and parenting materials.

Program provides access to a gym, computers, internet, and services for homework assistance. They provide after school snacks and extended child care services. And youth enrichment programs they do not transportation.

Provides a concert band with membership open to community musicians who play band instruments. The group rehearses weekly and performs concerts each quarter on the Western campus and at other community sites.

Provides programs and activities for youth that focus on these areas: character and leadership development; education and career development; health and life skills; the arts; sports, fitness and recreation.

Provides programs for dependents (ages 9 to 18 years old) of DoD personnel (active duty military, civilian and contractors) to develop their physical, social, emotional, and cognitive abilities. Programs also provides youth with opportunities to experience achievement, leadership, friendship, and recognition.

Provides Health & Wellness Center; Program Rooms; Meeting Rooms.

Offers low-priced clothing, household items, electronics, books, toys, furniture and collectibles.

Promotes education, vocational, social and physical development of boys and girls. Cyber Clubhouse for members and youth in our community who are unable to attend in-person, after-school programs.

Denison promotes and supports local community service by engaging the community in five areas: - Denison Community Association — Our student-led and operated umbrella organization for student service committees. - America Reads — Our program for Federal Work Study students to provide tutoring services to area elementary schools. - Curricular Service-Learning — Denison courses which include structured service work as part of the text of the course. - Denison Service Orientation (DSO) — The Center partners with First Year Programs to provide a service orientation opportunity in Washington, DC and Newark, OH each year. - Community Service Interns — Our program for Federal Work Study students that places students with a local community non-profit organization to assist with on-going or new projects as needed by the organization.

Provides a parent-child activity area for preschoolers and their caregivers. Includes activities, educational toys, computers with educational software, and parenting materials.

Provides organized activities for girls related to the following focuses: S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math), life skills, leadership and entrepreneurship, and outdoors. Offers different levels of scouting for different ages including Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador.

Services offered include full use of facility for 8 years and older with exception to Wellness Center, Indoor Track, Whirlpool, and Sauna. These areas are restricted to use by specific groups. Youth 8 years and younger need to be under direct supervision of parent or guardian or registered and participating in a supervised program. Day lockers available, snacks for sale, towels provided, corporate memberships available, scholarships available, babysitting is offered for 2 hours per visit.

Provides 4H programming for ages 9-18. Advisors are volunteers and projects cover a variety of interests.

Provides a library for family historians - 70,000 volumes. Publisher of two periodicals on Ohio genealogy and numerous reference books; home to four lineage groups: First Families of Ohio, Society of Civil War Families of Ohio, Settlers and Builders of Ohio, and Century Families of Ohio. Volunteers welcome.

As a liaison between Kenyon students and the Knox County community of social services, this program offers students a chance to volunteer and become directly involved in the community in which they live. The program's aims are to facilitate the integration of students' academic interests or career possibilities with the work of the agencies through observation, small-scale research projects, and volunteer work.