The programs at access address the issue of homelessness holistically. our unique approach which focuses on stabilizing the client in order to overcome theeir particular obstacles to housing and employment. our significant activities include: 1.)stabilize women and children experiencing homelessness by providing their basic needs at no cost. 2.)assess and stabilize their mental and physical health. 3.)identify the obstacles that caused their homeless situation. 4.)provide the guidance, support, and education to overcome those obstacles. 5.)empower and assist them in attaining employment and independent housing.

Blick clinic, inc. (dba the blick center) established in 1969, is a private, non-profit community agency serving people with disability, mental health and sud conditions. blick clinic, inc. provides outpatient, clinical, day programs and residential services. more than 70 clinical and support staff and more than 120 residential service staff work with 1,500 people of all ages at the clinic, school districts, various work sites and in homes.

Ncta is dedicated to the promotion of professionalism and quality in the administration of testing services and programs, including issues related to test administration, test development, test scoring and assessment.

Since 1972, victim assistance empowers our community to restore lives impacted by crisis, violence, and tragedy. our purpose is to provide crisis intervention, advocacy and education to victims of crime and trauma and to the professional community who serves this population. our vision is a world where all victims are healed.

Enhance the quality of life of our community through education and musical excellence.

The jcba is a volunteer association of concerned and committed people that exists for the purpose of preserving, enhancing, and perpetuating the jewish way of life.

To further the mission and to support the work of the court appointed special advocate / guardian ad litem (casa/gal) programs of summit county, ohio.

Serve, support and advocate for asian americans and pacific islanders, immigrants and refugees

To empower, encourage, and educate youth to make and keep healthy lifestyle choices.

To educate, prevent, and treat substance abuse among minorities in summit county, oh

The mission of urban vision it to live out the gospel of jesus christ in the north hill community of akron, ohio by coming alongside children and their families as they discover christ's vision for themselves and their community, through relationships focused on building dignity, inspiring unity, empowering futures, and meeting holistic needs. the organization purposes to see today's community transformed into a vibrant community by establishing and empowering godly homes-- - rooting people in the word of god - meeting the physical needs of the family - repairing emotional scars - maximizing educational opportunities - creating ecomomic opportunities

To further charitable activities funded or supported by members of the akron rotary club.

Seeking to put god's love into action, habitat for humanity brings people together to build homes, community and hope to realize our vision of a world where everyone has a decent place to live. habitat for humanity (local affiliate) adheres to a strict non-proselytizing policy and will not offer assistance on the expressed or implied condition that people must adhere to or convert to a particular faith or listen and respond to messaging designed to induce conversion to a particular faith.

To create a community-based residential care facility for developmentally challenged individuals and an environment of nurturing support.

Rehabilitation and chemical dependency treatment.

The akron civic theatre, an historical and vibrant nonprofit cultural arts center in downtown akron, enriches the lives of people of all ages and backgrounds throughout the region by presenting a diverse array of local and national performing artists and community events. in fy 2022, the akron civic theatre hosted 314 public events and 10 tours. attendance at fy 2022 events was 127,919, and 164 dedicated volunteers gave 7,879 hours to greet and assist patrons. through our all access program, we distributed 1,042 free tickets to economically disadvantaged families and senior citizens served by our partner social service agencies for concerts, family shows, musicals and special events.

To create an inclusive, nurturing and vibrant learning environment, anchored in jewish traditions and values, that provides all students with personalized educational experiences.

Educational enhancement programs for school children consisting of in school programs, symphonies, ballet, and scholastic composers contests.

To provide services that assist those born outside of the u.s. to integrate into american society.