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Able Works
(B-409)
Cynthia D. Beard, Executive Director; (216) 258-5759
Able Works facilitates collaborative initiatives in response to community
needs - focusing on creative arts, health & wellness and educational services.
ACCESS TO THE
ARTS (B-414)
Graham Grund, Executive Director; (216) 791-4654
Concert quality musical and cultural arts performances given by talented
students and professionals at retirement communities, senior centers, hospices
and hospitals in Greater Cleveland and surrounding counties.
Alex Community
Development Corporation (B-401) http://www.alexcdc.com
Alexis E. Afzal
CPA, Executive Director; (216) 707-0777
Ohio
nonprofit organization established to provide programs and services in Small
Business Development, Workforce Development, and Financial Literacy
Education. Appointed by U.S. Small
Business Administration to conduct Women’s Business Center (WBC) of Cuyahoga
County
to provide training, counseling, and technical assistance for women business
owners, women who want to start a business, and others in need of these
services.
AllType Tax,
Inc. (B-208, B-216 & B-218)
Michael A.
Dunn, Executive Director; (216) 231-2500
Income Tax preparation and client write-up services for individuals and small
businesses. Practicing successfully
before the internal revenue service for over twenty years.
Alzheimer’s
Association, Cleveland
Area Chapter (North Lobby) http://www.alzclv.org
Nancy Udelson,
Chief Executive Officer; (216) 721-8457
Provides support, assistance, information and education to persons afflicted
with Alzheimer’s disease and their families, friends and professionals
who care for them. Sponsors family
support groups, educational sessions, a telephone helpline, newsletters, a
speakers’ bureau, caregivers’ workshops and research in the
five-county area of Northeast Ohio.
Art Therapy
Studio (C-157) http://www.arttherapystudio.org
Karen Peterson, Executive Director; (216) 791-9303
Creative therapeutic arts program providing watercolor, oil, acrylic,
drawing, collage, and clay classes at Fairhill Center. We invite individuals seeking a wellness
approach to healing, older adults, and people who are physically disabled,
medically or emotionally ill. Services are also offered at MetroHealth
Medical
Center,
Ursuline ArtSpace, and on-site at area agencies and schools.
Caring
Transitions, Inc. (C-447) http://www.caringtrans.com/
James M.
Stevens, President; (216) 346-2367
Helps seniors and people with
disabilities - and family members -
manage not only the physical demands of moving but, more importantly,
helps them cope with the psychological and emotional aspects of a later life
move.
Cleveland Sight
Center’s Café on the Hill
(D-Wing, 1st Floor)
Norm Gehrs,
Business Enterprise Division; (216) 791-8118, Ext. 329
On-campus cafe offering full breakfast and lunch menus with hot entrees,
deli-style soups, sandwiches, salads, snacks and beverages; also provides
in-house catering. Part of the
Business Enterprise Division, which provides training, placement and
self-employment opportunities for visually impaired persons.
The Ferneway
Company (E-286) http://www.ferneway.com/
Ferne A.
Ziglar, President; (216) 791-9701
Full service public relations and consulting firm offering marketing
communications, media relations, fund development and special events
management.
Golden Age Centers
of Greater Cleveland Inc. (E-187) http://www.gacgc.org
Paul W. Alandt,
President/CEO; (216) 231-6500
Fifty years of excellence serving
seniors at 15 Golden Age Centers, in private homes and in the community. Programming includes critical support
services; home delivered meals; meals in group settings; transportation,
individual assistance with government forms, insurance claim forms,
correspondence; information and referral; health screenings; and cultural,
educational and recreational activities.
Good Samaritan
Anglican Church (B-223)
Abraham
Fiodembo, Executive Director; (216) 898-0949
Christian spiritual worship center.
Harmony for
Life (C-445, 441)
Janet Alter,
Licensed Massage Therapist; (216) 577-4920
Provides massage and bodywork
services for physical, emotional and spiritual wellness — including
relaxation massage, therapeutic massage for pain relief through soft tissue
release and postural alignment, and the ancient healing art of thai yoga
massage. Licensed by the State Medical Board of Ohio.
Home Instead
Senior Care (A-160) http://www.homeinstead.com/243/default.aspx
Scott Radcliff;
(440) 914-1400
Provides non-medical care and
service to seniors in their homes and/or in facilities. Currently many
offices throughout the state of Ohio
and more than 450 offices in the United
States, Japan,
Canada
and Portugal.
Hospice
of the Western Reserve (E-Wing,
Lower Level) http://www.hospicewr.org/
Pam
Fessler, Team Leader; (216) 502-4240
Community-based,
nonprofit agency providing comfort, care and emotional support to patients
and their families, regardless of age, disease or ability to pay. With an average daily census of more than
900 patients and their families, Hospice of the Western Reserve
is the third largest nonprofit hospice in the United States.
Dr. Cathy
Whitehouse, Principal; (216) 721-0120
Free Cleveland area community school that provides co-learning educational
opportunities for primary school-age children (K-6), their families and older
adults through a unique curriculum that instills real life skills and
lifelong learning.
Kingdom Warrior
Protection Services (B-212)
Arlivia Elaine
Siggers & John Siggers, Executive Directors; (216) 283-217
kingdomwarriorprotection@yahoo.com
Security service for events,
conferences, churches, apartment complex, stores, banks and special
assignments.
Little
Treasures Day Care & Learning Center
(Lower Level)
Serena
Billingsly, Director; (216) 229-1670
Full service day care and learning center
featuring internet based camera viewing service and curriculum-based
learning. Accepting children 6-weeks to 10 years old. Providing a safe, nurturing and secure
environment.
National Caucus
and Center on Black Aged, Inc. (E-192) http://www.ncba-aged.org/
JoAnn Neal, State Program Coordinator; (216) 721-9197
National, private, nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality
of life for African-American and low-income elderly through employment and
training, housing, health promotion and advocacy.
Neurogeriatric
Research Program - Case Western
Reserve University
(B-wing, 3rd
Floor)
Dr.
Robert Friedland, Director
Phelps Media
Group, Inc. (B-411)
Jeff Phelps,
President & CEO; (216) 231-2999
Offers leading edge in creation of innovative television programming and
multi-media training. Non-profit and
faith-based, the organization was formed around the idea of providing a
unique community service: actual local
television programming and hands-on media training - all in one place.
Pneuma Life
Foundation (E-294 & E-296)
Ruth Johnson,
President & CEO; (216) 556-0090 (24 hour hotline)
Nonprofit assisting with combining the efforts of individuals, agencies and
organizations interested in the reduction and eventual elimination of
interpersonal and interfamilial violence.
Progress With
Chess (E-293) http://www.progresswithchess.org
Michael
Joelson, Executive Director; (216) 321-7000
Provides chess instruction and administers chess programs and
tournaments. Primary mission is to
enable students to reap the intellectual and social benefits of chess
participation
Kathy Perkins
(inquiries); (216) 844-6449
Provides quality care for persons with Alzheimer’s disease and related
disorders, and for their families, through a coordinated program of patient
care, research and education. Programs cover a range of areas including
laboratory research, clinical diagnosis, drug treatment and caregiving
studies. The research program depends upon a volunteer registry of people
with memory problems, family caregivers and healthy older adults.
Dr. Mathew
Wayne, Medical Director; (216) 844-6338
Interdisciplinary approach to evaluate and address the primary and
specialized health care needs of older adults in an outpatient setting.
Visiting Angels
Senior Home Care (B-201) http://www.visitingangels.com/cleveland
Connie Hill
Johnson, Director; (216) 231-6400
Provides non-medical care and
service to seniors in their homes and/or in facilities.
Ward 6 / Project
Sparkle (A-177)
Pat Britt,
Councilwoman; (216) 791-VOTE
Outreach office for Cleveland Ward 6 residents. Inquiries welcome from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm Monday through Friday. Committed to Working with and for the
residents of Ward 6.
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