9116 Hamer Road

Georgetown, Ohio 45121

(937) 378-2786

Todd Cribbet - Director of Operations

Center Based

Grow, Inc. is a non-profit adult workshop that employs citizens who have developmental disabilities. We have been in business for over 30 years, providing high quality services to the business and residential communities.

Grow, Inc. is directed by a five (5) member Board of Directors and operated by Todd Cribbet, Director of Operations.

Brown County Day Program Location

5601 Pisgah Ridge Road

Ripley, Ohio 45167

Owner/Operator: Care Giver

146 North Third Street

Williamsburg, Ohio 45176

(513) 724-3460

Center Based

The Care Giver is an Educational Recreational Leisure/Assisted Work Training Program.                                            

The Adult Day Program is owned and operated by Care Giver.

34107 State Route 681

Albany, Ohio 45710

(740) 416-1103

Steve Beha - Executive Director

Community Based

Your Provider of Unique and Exciting Community Services for Children and Adults with Developmental Disabilities.

Expanding Your Horizons is co-founded and operated by Steve and Mary Beha.

411 Apple Street

Mount Orab, Ohio 45154

Telephone: (937) 444-0044

Fax: (937) 356-3966

OVADS@Frontier.com

Lisa Hensely-Boggs, MBA - Owner/C.E.O.

Center based

Ohio Valley Adult Day Services offers a wide range of supports and services from community competitive employment, sheltered employment, vocational habiliation, recreational and leisure programs, and six residental homes.

Ohio Valley Adult Day Services is owned and operated by Lisa Hensley-Boggs, MBA.

4073 Tollgate Road

Batavia, Ohio 45103

(513) 724-3841

Jim Sprague - Director of Operations

Center based

656 West Plane Street

Bethel, Ohio 45106

(513) 734-2662

Debbie Bastin - Director of Ops.

Center based

10296 Springfield Pike, Suite 600
Cincinnati, Ohio 45215

(513) 682-1156

Watoiya Williams - Workshop Director

Center based

4247 Grissom Drive

Batavia, Ohio 45103

(513) 732-0950

(513) 732-1521 (Fax)

GHowlett@CinciGoodwill.org

Gidget Howlett

Progam Manager

Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries has had a long rich history of serving men and women with disabilities. Organized in 1916, by Methodist minister Reverend Richard Scully, Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries initially helped to serve a variety of populations including people in poverty, people with disabilities, those in need of vocational training and families who needed Goodwill's services. In the early days Goodwill met its needs in three downtown Cincinnati locations. In the mid-1950's organizational leaders and civic volunteers helped to make a new facility located in Woodlawn, become a reality. This new facility, which is still in use today opened for service in July, 1957.    

Ohio Valley Goodwill's prominence in the community and reputation as an outstanding provider of vocational training and placement services continued to grow. Currently, in its on-going effort to meet the expanding service needs of the Greater Cincinnati community, Ohio Valley Goodwill recently completed a whole-facility renovation of its Woodlawn corporate center.    

Today, the needs of those seeking service through Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries have changed, but Goodwill's mission to provide quality vocational training for people with disabilities and other disadvantaging situations has remained the same. Goodwill's commitment to putting people to work has remained constant even into this new century of economic change!

11530 Century Blvd.

Cincinnati, Ohio 45246

513-878-8188

513-671-0074 (fax)

Steve.molchan@thementornetwork.com

Steve Molchan - Area Director

Center based

REM Ohio serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as well as those with employment barriers.  Our programs and supports are built around the unique needs of each individual we serve and designed to promote independence, skill development, personal choice and growth.  We are committed to delivering quality services in community-based environments, empowering the people we serve to live, work and thrive in their community.

As a partner of The MENTOR Network, a national network of local human service providers, REM Ohio provides those who work with us and those we serve the benefits of a strong national structure coupled with specialized programs and localized services offered at various locations throughout Ohio. With access to a nationwide network of experienced professionals utilizing best-practice techniques, as well as state-of-the-art resources, and a well-defined set of policies and quality improvement programs, we can provide a level of support and cost-effective service options that are unavailable elsewhere.

We are committed to providing responsive and innovative community services in a safe and supportive environment, encouraging and protecting individual choice and personal dignity.