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Available only through the Medicare Rights Center, Medicare Interactive (MI) is a free and independent online reference tool designed to help older adults and people with disabilities navigate the complex world of health insurance.

Provides public access computer stations that are available for Internet access and for word processing, Power Point, and spreadsheet work.

Provides musical instruments, kitchenware, home/health aids, learning kits, board games, computers and technology equipment, and other non-traditional items via regular library checkout.

Provides general library services without charge to all residents of Akron and Summit County including a variety of books, magazines, movies (DVDs and Blu-Rays), and digital media. Provides free wi-fi internet access available to the public at all branches. Also provides mobile hotspot devices that can be borrowed for two (2) weeks at a time. Provides on-site Internet-enabled computers for public access.

Provides computers, printers, scanners, fax machines, and other electronic equipment for use by community members.

Offers various library services. Has collections of fiction and nonfiction materials available for check out by the public. Offers access to audiovisual materials such as DVDs and CDs. Offers access to reference materials and has librarians available to assist customers with questions. Provides computer, internet and wifi access to the public (includes access to library catalog and various databases).

Provides internet access through Windows based computers.

Provides access to internet, computers, and printers for library card holders. *Assistive computer access aids may also be available including low vision screen magnification software.

Offers various library services. Including access to audiovisual materials such as DVDs, audio cassettes, CDs and books on tape. Provides internet access, access to various online databases and general reference services to the community.

The AARP Foundation Grandparenting Program strives to ensure that grandfamilies have the resources they need to strengthen their health, finances, and family connections. The Grandparenting Program provides national and local level information and referral for grandparents in their varying roles (with a special emphasis on grandparents who are raising grandchildren), and works collaboratively with a wide array of organizations, corporations, and individuals to increase outreach, resources and services for grandparents. Services/Resources: - Newsletter and Other Free Materials: A free quarterly newsletter for grandparents caring for grandchildren is published and available in English and Spanish, along with various other materials providing key information for grandparents. - State Fact Sheets for Grandparents and Other Relatives Raising Children: State-specific fact sheets that identify public and private resources available to grandparents and other relative caregivers at the state and local level. - Local Grandparent Support Database - The only nationwide, searchable online database of supportive programs and services for grandparents and other relatives who are caring for children or facing visitation issues.

Offers a wide variety of free computer classes for beginner, intermediate. and advanced computer users. Class topics include Microsoft Office programs, basic computer maintenance, digital cameras, the Internet, email basics, basic web design, blogging, and many others.

Offers various library services. Has collections of fiction and nonfiction materials available for check out by the public. Offers access to audiovisual materials such as DVDs and CDs. Offers access to reference materials and has librarians available to assist customers with questions. Provides computer, internet and wifi access to the public (includes access to library catalog and various databases).

Provides musical instruments, kitchenware, home/health aids, learning kits, board games, computers and technology equipment, and other non-traditional items via regular library checkout.

Public library services. Provides free internet access and access to technology. Offers free access to reading materials, music, and movies, in addition to programming for all ages.

Offers lending & in-library use of books, magazines, government documents, records, CD's and video tapes (main library only.) Children's programming offered year-round.

Provides a database with rental housing options in the State of Ohio. Searches can be done by Zip Code, City, County or Search Statewide.

Offers an online suite of resources for fathers and father figures. Chat groups, books, devotionals, classes, and more.

Provides a variety of books, videos, CDs, DVDs, and other materials for use and loan. Offers homebound services, meeting rooms and a literacy resource center. Makes available computers, including Internet and other office aids for public use, and a variety of electronic databases for research and general use. Provide books and other publications in large print, low-vision aids, including computer-based assistive technology, and captioned and descriptive videos. Can reserve private computer rooms (virtual meeting space) for video conferencing (including use for court hearings.)

Provides internet access through Windows based computers.

Provides computers, printers, scanners, fax machines, and other electronic equipment for use by community members.

A government Web site where you will find information and tools to help you and those you care about stay healthy.

Provides regular classes in such subjects as art, line and ballroom dancing, knitting, crocheting, quilting, and Tai Chi. There is a regular sewing circle with a group leader. Regular day trips are scheduled. In most cases, participants bring their own materials. There are computers available for use.

Makes computers, printers and other electronic equipment available for public use, primarily for word processing, spread sheets and other document development applications.