Lindsey Wilson College School of Professonial Counseling

The Jackson County WIC Program, operated by the Jackson County Public Health Department, provides essential services to low to moderate-income pregnant women, new mothers, and children under five who are at nutritional risk. The program offers support through health screenings, nutrition counseling, breastfeeding assistance, and access to WIC-approved food packages. Eligible participants can apply for benefits, which include vouchers or EBT funds for purchasing healthy foods, as well as additional services like parenting workshops and referrals to healthcare providers. The program aims to improve the health and well-being of families in the community by ensuring access to necessary resources and support. Generated from the website

The Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development (COAD) is a 54-year-old nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life in Ohio's Appalachian counties. They provide a range of direct services including early childcare and education, AmeriCorps Seniors programs, home weatherization, and energy efficiency initiatives. In addition to these programs, COAD operates the Ohio Weatherization Training Center, offering accredited courses and certifications, while also serving as the administrative and advocacy hub for a 17-member Community Action Network. Their mission focuses on addressing local needs and connecting a qualified workforce with meaningful employment opportunities. Generated from the website

The Nitro Convention & Visitors Bureau serves as a central hub for civic services, recreational activities, and community events in Nitro, West Virginia. With a focus on enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors alike, the bureau promotes local attractions, parks, and facilities such as the Nitro Athletic Complex and Ridenour Lake. Generated from the website