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Advocacy & Protective Services Inc. (APSI) is committed to supporting individuals with developmental disabilities by providing essential advocacy and protective services tailored to their needs. The organization emphasizes the importance of creativity and community involvement, exemplified by their "Birds of Encouragement Mural" project that showcases local artists with developmental disabilities. APSI also hosts various events, including the annual Awards Program that celebrates excellence within their community. Through dedicated efforts, they aim to serve critical needs one person at a time, fostering a supportive environment for those they assist. Generated from the website

The Mid-East Ohio Regional Council (MEORC) is a council of governments dedicated to providing innovative support services to county boards and providers for individuals with developmental disabilities across Ohio. Established in 1989, MEORC fosters collaboration among its member counties to enhance service delivery and improve the quality of life for residents with disabilities. With a mission to build strong communities through collaborative and creative solutions, MEORC emphasizes quick adaptation to change and a commitment to continuous improvement. The organization is guided by the core values of respect, creativity, and ongoing learning, striving to achieve excellence together with its members. Generated from the website

Acts Thrift Shop is a community-focused thrift store located in Mount Vernon, Ohio, offering a wide range of affordable items for sale. With a strong emphasis on service and community, they aim to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where visitors are treated like family. As part of the Mount Vernon Hill Seventh-day Adventist Church, Acts Thrift Shop is dedicated to caring for others through sharing and helping those in need. They also provide various programs and services, including a food pantry, to support the local community and foster a sense of togetherness.Generated from the website