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Project Woman, founded in 1974 by volunteers and an interfaith network of allies, is dedicated to ending domestic violence and sexual assault in Clark and Champaign Counties, Ohio. The organization provides a comprehensive range of trauma-informed services, including a 24-hour crisis helpline, emergency shelters, and advocacy programs aimed at empowering victims and promoting awareness of gender-based violence. Over its 50 years of operation, Project Woman has positively impacted more than 34,300 lives through its advocacy and emergency shelter services, including support for nearly 4,900 children. The organization also emphasizes community education and prevention efforts, working to foster social change necessary to combat domestic violence and sexual assault. Generated from the website

The Clark County Combined Health District (CCCHD) is dedicated to improving the health outcomes of residents in Clark County by fostering policies and systems that empower individuals to lead healthier lives. With a mission focused on disease prevention, wellness promotion, and injury protection, CCCHD employs a workforce of over 100 professionals committed to serving the local community. As a Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) accredited health department, CCCHD offers a wide range of services including health education, communicable disease reporting, environmental health inspections, and support programs for women and children. The organization actively engages in community health assessments and improvement plans to address the unique health needs of its residents. Generated from the website