American Cancer Society

The Kenton County Cooperative Extension Office is part of the University of Kentucky's Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, dedicated to enhancing the lives of Kentuckians through a variety of educational programs. Offering resources in agriculture, natural resources, family and consumer sciences, horticulture, and youth development, the office serves as a hub for community engagement and learning. The office hosts events, classes, and programs throughout the year to promote knowledge and practices that benefit local residents. With a focus on 4-H youth development and community economic growth, the extension strives to make a significant impact on the overall well-being of Kenton County's population. Generated from the website

Community Development and Planning is a department that works under the government of Cincinnati. It works to provide economic and workforce and quality housing development, historic conservation, land use management, arts and cultural amenities and social services for residents. The department has a housing division that offers several housing programs and services to residential developers, renters, and homebuyers and homeowners. Community Development and Planning also offers various human services, such as emergency food and shelter assistance, after-school and tutoring, youth leadership development and education to teenagers parents. It additionally provides self-sufficiency training, individual and group counseling and AIDS education, as well as conducts adult and child abuse prevention programs. The department offers permits for fountain square and issues street vendors licenses. Community Development and Planning hosts various neighborhood development programs.

First Steps South East is a family-centered early intervention program serving infants and toddlers in Indiana who may be experiencing developmental delays or disabilities. The program coordinates a comprehensive system of services by bringing together families, professionals, and various agencies to ensure access to necessary support close to home. Operating within Clusters H and J, First Steps focuses on evaluating children's abilities and potential service needs through in-home assessments. Their mission is to provide families with timely access to the resources they need to help their children thrive. Generated from the website