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The United Steelworkers (USW) in Wooster, OH is a proud union representing workers across various industries, including recent victories in healthcare and education sectors. With a strong focus on social justice and civil rights, the USW advocates for fair treatment and collective bargaining rights for its members. From organizing new members at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh to filing unfair labor practice charges against the University of Pittsburgh administration, the USW continues to demonstrate its commitment to supporting workers and building global solidarity with fellow labor activists. Generated from the website

The caring professionals at The Counseling Center of Wayne and Holmes Counties provide comprehensive mental health services and therapy that include outpatient counseling, case management, psychiatric services including child and adolescent psychiatry, on-site pharmacy, 24/7 crisis intervention, walk-in crisis support and mobile response services for children to adults struggling with their mental health. With locations in Wooster, Millersburg, Orville and Rittman, since 1953, the goal of our private, not-for-profit mental health service is to make a difference in the lives of those who seek our care, and to promote positive behavioral health in the communities we serve. We offer services to more than 5,000 patients and families annually. Our highly trained team of psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, child psychologists, therapists, family therapists, social workers and counselors (including child counselors and teen counselors) has expanded to treat anxiety, depression, trauma, child behavior issues, relationship problems, grief and loss, job difficulties, addiction, sexual and physical abuse, suicide and stress-related disorders. We are proud to be the only provider in the area to be dispatched for mental health emergency services. For youth 21 and under experiencing significant behavioral or emotional distress, our Mobile Response and Stabilization Services MRSS is a specialized crisis service. We offer families in crisis de-escalation and ongoing stabilization services. We encourage care and recovery at the 5 residential homes and a 15-unit apartment complex we operate to support individuals who are suffering from severe and persistent mental illness and need safe housing. A sliding fee scale is available, and the Center accepts Medicaid and Medicare as well as most private insurances.

Adaptive Sports Ohio, founded in 2009 by Lisa Followay, is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing opportunities for individuals with physical disabilities to participate in sports. With a vision of ensuring that everyone, regardless of their abilities, has access to sports in their communities and schools, Adaptive Sports Ohio offers a wide range of competitive and recreational sports for hundreds of physically impaired youth and adults across the state. Through minor adaptations and specialized equipment, Adaptive Sports Ohio aims to remove barriers and empower individuals with physical disabilities, allowing them to experience the benefits of sports and elevate their abilities. With a dedicated Board of Directors and a team of trained experts, Adaptive Sports Ohio continues to grow and make a positive impact on the lives of those it serves.Generated from the website