Individual, employer, and advancement-focused job training that also provides assistance with transportation, tools, uniforms, and legal services. Call (216) 696-5750 to register for an orientation session.

Works to achieve a higher quality of life for LGBT older people as they age, supports and advocates for their rights, fosters a greater understanding of aging in all communities, and promotes positive images of LGBT life in later years. Cleveland affiliate: (216) 651-5428

Seeks to advance the social, political, and economic well-being of Asian Pacific Americans in Northeast Ohio. Main office: (216) 236-3946

Provides supportive services focused on removing barriers to employment. People receive the help they need to earn an education, find and retain employment, and increase their earning potential. Contact Nicole at (440) 260-6813 to learn more about their Cuyahoga County employment programs.

Seeks to enrich the lives of LGBTQ+ community members through programs including health & wellness, queer youth initiatives, community groups, trans wellness, SAGE Cleveland, and the International Institute of Humor and Healing Arts. Main office: (216) 651-5428

Provides legal services at no cost handling cases that involve basic needs such as health, shelter and safety, economics, education, and access to justice. Apply by phone according to specific languages or online for Legal Aid to complete an intake interview and determine financial eligibility. Applicants may self-report income and asset information about their household, but do not need to provide other documentation when completing intake.

Provides arts education and produces professional theatre while honoring the African American experience. Programs/community outreach: (216) 795-7070, Box office: (216) 795-7077

Provides information and services for domestic violence, child abuse, and more. 24-hour helpline: (216) 391-4357

Community-based alternatives to police in Cleveland for housing, LGBTQIA+, mental health, domestic violence and sexual assault, youth, elders, crime, and substances.

Accepts discrimination complaints based on sexual orientation and gender identity or expression. How to file a complaint, Contact: (216) 698-6464

Offers legal advice and resources, and can connect you to a relevant lawyer via their Lawyer Referral Service. After a confidential intake interview, you will receive a referral to an attorney and/or additional resources. The referral and initial consultation are free. Fee arrangements will be determined between you and the attorney. Contact: (216) 696-3525

Teaches young people the skills they need to become employable and independent and place them in meaningful jobs or further education. Contact (216) 541-2500 to learn more about their classes and training services offered.

Formerly The Free Clinic of Greater Cleveland: Health services include pharmacies, counseling, psychiatry, primary care, addiction, alcohol, and substance abuse. For appointments call: (216) 325-WELL

Focuses on racial disparities in infant mortality through working with expectant Black mothers and young families. Emergency hotline: (216) 402-0924

Seeks to educate, empower, and provide permanent housing to young women who have aged out of foster care. Call (440) 256-6663 to connect with a member of their team.