Workforce development programs. Contact: (330) 633-1050

Provides compassionate care for all patients regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. Call 234-867-7740 Monday through Friday from 8:00am - 4:00pm or email prideclinic@summahealth.org to schedule an appointment .

Provides peer support, education, and advocacy for LGBTQIA+ people. Sign up here to join their virtual support group or email plagakron@gmail.com for more information.

Services include counseling, veteran services, crisis intervention, art therapy, and more. Call (330) 996-9130 to request an appointment and learn more about the services offered.

Aims to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Summit County, particularly African Americans, by facilitating programs that are economically and educationally transformational, centering around education, workforce development, and career readiness. Main office: (330) 434-3101

Supports wellness and recovery through innovation in funding, collaboration, education and advocacy. Crisis hotline: (330) 452-6000, Main office: (330) 455-6644

Administers state and federal programs designed to help those in need, including parents with children, neglected and abused children, low-income families, medically disabled individuals, and the elderly. Programs and services offered include work experience and subsidized employment programs, child protection, child support case management, subsidized child care, and food, cash and medical assistance. Main office: (330) 452-4661, Report child abuse & neglect, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: (330) 455-KIDS

Provides services to all survivors of rape and sexual abuse – women, children, men – and their loved ones. Stark hotline: (330) 452-1111, Stark office: (330) 437-3705

Provides psychotherapy, medication, prescription management as well as case management. Main office: (330) 577-4099

Offers resource center services such as fully functional computer lab with internet connection, job readiness resource materials (books, DVDs, magazines, etc.), job readiness workshops (soft skills, mock interviewing, dress for success, and more), access to free resume paper, faxing, copying and mailing, and more. Contact: (330) 296-2841 to learn more.

Funds services for Portage County residents through its network of agencies. Services help families, adults, teens and children with mental illness, depression, addictions, in crisis and at risk for suicide. Crisis lines: (330) 678-4357 or (330) 296-3555, Main office: (330) 673-1756

Provides healthcare services to members of the LGBTQIA+ community including access to safer sex technologies: ways to protect against HIV and other STDs, contraceptive counseling and services: birth control guidance and options, counseling on fertility options, hormone therapy: hormone medication administered to more closely align your biological body with your gender identity, pregnancy related services: monthly and weekly doctor visits to monitor the well-being of mother and child, and more. Call (330) 673-1016 to schedule an appointment.

Serves as a Center for Training Excellence (CTX), working to train and retrain Ohio’s work force through workforce development technical programs, customized training, contract training and business consultation services. Contact: (330) 725-8461