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Canines Helping Independent People (CHIP) is a non-profit organization based in Canton, Ohio that specializes in training and placing custom trained service dogs for adults and veterans with qualifying disabilities. They also provide facility dogs to offer comfort and care to residents in healthcare facilities, and offer educational programs to schools, civic groups, and governmental agencies. With a focus on improving independence and quality of life, CHIP's service dogs are trained to perform a wide range of tasks, from picking up small objects to opening doors. Their mission is to empower individuals with disabilities and veterans by providing them with highly trained service dogs that can assist them in their daily lives.Generated from the website

Stark Metropolitan Housing Authority (SMHA) is a political subdivision of the state of Ohio, providing quality affordable housing in decent, safe, and nourishing neighborhoods. With funding from the United States Department of Housing, SMHA is dedicated to offering housing assistance through programs like Section 8, ensuring access to affordable housing for those in need. Generated from their website's infomation

North Canton City School Transportation is a district in North Canton, OH, dedicated to providing safe and efficient transportation services to students. They adhere to regulations set by the Ohio Department of Education and the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The Transportation Office, led by Supervisor Scott Smith and secretaries Jennifer Gower and Angela Nudo, oversees operations at the NCCS Bus Garage. Parents can request transportation changes with a 24-hour notice, ensuring the safety and convenience of students utilizing the district's services. Generated from the website