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Advocates improving the availability of safe, affordable rental and purchasable housing for low-income individuals and families and others who are unable to purchase a home or rent a home or apartment under current market conditions or who are forced to spend an excessively large proportion of their income on housing to the detriment of other necessities.

Provides a 17-member board that is the governing body of the Toledo Lucas County Continuum of Care; the programs and services are part of the Toledo Lucas County Continuum of Care to address and end homelessness in the community. the board represents local organizations from the public and business sectors, faith-based organizations, funders, and TAAEH; the board is responsible for accurately reporting on the nature and extent of homelessness.

Offers youth the opportunity to participate in activities that work toward empowering African-Americans and eliminating racial and other forms of discrimination. Participants take part in monthly voter registration drives and may participate in state, regional, and national conventions. Offers incentives to youth to stay in school.

Operates as an association for camping professionals offering members and customers information about starting and running a camp, training, conferences, grant opportunities, and educational events. Also accredits camps. Advocates at the state and national levels to monitor and influence legislation related to camps and campgrounds as well as the safety of children and youth in expanded learning environments.

-Informs and educates public on respect for life. -Supports civil and human rights of all, especially the unborn, aged, and those unable to defend themselves. -Provides literature, films, and speakers on abortion, infanticide, euthenasia, and fetal experimentation. -Offers support to pregnant women.

Works to protect and defend the civil rights of all persons. Concerned with eliminating racial discrimination and segregation from all aspects of American public life.

Provides cultural heritage and spiritual formation programming from a Chabad - Chassidic perspective. Provides a Mikvah (Ritual bath) for women as part of the female programming.

Provides programs that assist migrant workers in developing the knowledge and skills needed to enable them to make decisions regarding their job conditions, compensation and human rights; also provides assistance in meeting social and economic challenges and supporting the rights of the migrant worker; a mobile medical van provides basic medical services to migrant farm workers; provides immigration counseling, referrals to housing, transportation and food needs to immigrant populations.

Provide neighborhood leaders and law enforcement authorities with quick access to property tax information hotline.

Provides advocacy to neighborhood with associations in and around local areas.

Provides immigration, language access, and housing advocacy services for the Hispanic/Latino and immigrant communities.

Through the main site, educates the public regarding issues of hunger and poverty with publications and research studies. Works with federal, state and local entities to find long-term solutions to hunger. Through coordination with other agencies, ensures that children and caregivers receive education about proper nutrition, meal planning and healthy eating habits.

Provides assistance in organizing neighborhoods for safety and other neighborhood concerns (parking, building code enforcement, and other issues of common concern). Also provides assistance in reporting and resolving complaints against those violating the city's housing codes. Services complement local community development corporations.

Provides outpatient mental health care and substance use disorder services, as well as LGBTQ2+ therapy groups and DND therapy groups.

Provides information and resources upon which individuals and the general public may make informed decisions reagrdign various topics of fetal development, abortion, alternatives to abortion, infanticide and euthanasia.

Provides information and resources upon which individuals and the general public may make informed decisions reagrdign various topics of fetal development, abortion, alternatives to abortion, infanticide and euthanasia.

Provides customized workshops and consulting services to corporations, non-profit organizations, and other groups that focus on diversity in the workplace and strive to create environments within organizations that foster respect and understanding among all people regardless of race, gender, religion, and culture. Provides leadership and organizational development initiatives that focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Offers advocacy and support for the LGBTQ+ community, their friends, families, and allies. Conducts community education programs, hosts public events, such as the annual SOGI Family Pride.

Protects and advocates, in partnership with people with disabilities, for human, civil and legal rights. Program staff include ombudspersons, disability rights advocates and attorneys who advocate for individual and systemic change through individual, group and class action cases; monitoring policies and legislative activity; and education and training.

Assesses the needs and resources for community child care programs. Consults with community leaders, organizations, and businesses on child care issues. Maintains up-to-date information on child care needs and resources and actively promotes legislation and initiatives to address key child care and early education issues.

Provides a variety of crime prevention and education programs. Services include various targeted crime prevention initiatives, legal information, safety tips and a police/community relations group. Bicycle rodeos are held in the public schools to promote bicycle safety awareness and safe-riding practices.

Advocates improving the availability of safe, affordable rental and purchasable housing for low-income individuals and families. Others who are unable to purchase a home or rent a home or apartment under current market conditions.

Receives and acts on complaints regarding people labeled mentally ill or MR/DD concerning institutional or community practices/conditions; assures that detained institutionalized and discharged persons are informed of their rights; provides case advocacy and legal representation; monitors policies/procedures and all major incidents reported to Departments of Mental Health and MR/DD.

Offers programs to connect the LGBT business community and allies through proactive business development. Advocates workplace equality and serves as a point of connection for corporations, supporters, LGBT businesses, and professionals.

Works to coordinate planning to address the problem of homelessness, and studies proposed solutions, including recommendations of outreach workers and the homeless themselves. Available to make presentations to community groups regarding homelessness, often with a homeless or formerly homeless person participating in the presentation. Hosts regular meetings with homeless people to inform advocacy position. Publishes regular updates on public policy issues.