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Established in 1980 and located in Akron, Ohio, Akron UMADAOP offers alcoholism and drug abuse outreach programs, meeting the substance abuse education, prevention and treatment needs of African and Hispanic Americans throughout the state of Ohio. It offers various treatment programs, such as case management, day intensive outpatient, evening intensive outpatient, Saturday intensive outpatient program, group and individual counseling, and after care and continuing care services. The center provides a variety of support groups, for men, women, families, and HIV and AIDS patients. Akron UMADAOP offers programs, designed for youth from six to seventeen years of age. The programs provide education, awareness and early intervention techniques to youth, assisting them in taking decisions. In addition, youth are provided with personal development, leadership skills, training and recreational events. The center is approved by Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services, and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Heathcare Organizations.

The Hitchcock Center For Women, located in Cleveland, is a residential treatment center for chemically dependent females. The center works for the overall development of women. It operates various substance abuse prevention programs and offers counseling services. The center accepts donations from individuals and organizations. The Hitchcock Center For Women covers an area of more than 95,000 square feet. Its library features over 40,000 volumes of books. The center also maintains a gymnasium, dining room and lounges. It provides health care and outpatient aftercare services. In addition, the center provides vocational training and placement assistance services. The Hitchcock Center For Women has been operational for nearly 25 years.