Although Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio has been forced to open fewer sites this school year due to an unexpected loss in federal funding, four locations in Erie and Huron counties will remain open this fall.
Since 2004, Artists' Open Studio has offered adults with developmental disabilities a platform to express themselves through art. With the expansion to a new adjacent space, the nonprofit organization aims to serve even more artists, enhance community engagement, and continue its mission of inclusion and visibility.
Ability Works will celebrate its golden anniversary with an open house June 27.
The Bowling Green State University Labor Trafficking Education and Research Initiative is a joint effort between the College of Health and Human Services and BGSU Firelands and was chosen for its rural location and proximity to industries that employ many seasonal workers, a population commonly vulnerable to labor trafficking.
Shores & Islands showcases myriad resources for those with autism and sensory issues – such as Ability Works’ ‘incredible’ Sensory Space – and is working toward an organization-wide certification
Making its third visit to the Sandusky Library, the Ohio Justice Bus returns to give legal aid to area citizen.
Erie MetroParks will celebrate Earth Day again this year with a family-friendly event filled with activities, giveaways, food, entertainment, live animals, exhibits, and more.
Firelands Habitat for Humanity has set a goal of building four houses in 2024.
SHS senior Jayde Gowitzka is Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio's 2024 Youth of the Year.
Through community collaboration, the Oak Harbor-based Earth Heart Farms is able to create an open space for education, research, healing and recreation.
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