The Leland Home

An Abundant Life Rich in family friends caring comfort and peace of mind An Active Day Filled with things you like to do A Peaceful Setting Near the hustle and bustle of town Peace of Mind for you and your family About Us Please call 7818932557 for more information.

Berkshire Retirement Home, Inc.

We help seniors lead their best possible lives.

• Senior Continuing Care Communities

• 1983.

Sunset Manor Inc

Sunset Senior Communities is a local, Christian, nonprofit organization that provides a continuum of TO PROVIDE HOUSING, HEALTH CARE AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS, PRIMARILY IN SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN, THROUGH THE OPERATION OF MULTIPLE RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES, AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY, COMMUNITY BASED HOME CARE SERVICES, AND A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY Sunset Senior Communities Senior living to meet every need of lifes journey.

CAMP ARRAH WANNA INC

A year-round, non-profit camp serving Churches, Schools, Families and other Non-profit Organizations around the Northwest Camp Arrah Wanna is committed to providing a beautiful, peaceful and safe environment where people can experience the transforming power of Gods love and find support through healthy relationships and activities.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1985.

Love Heals

building a world where no one walks through hard things alone Love Heals exists to walk alongside individuals experiencing hardship by connecting communities, coordinating care, and covering costs.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 1986.

Community Kitchen

One of the oldest continually running taverns in the country.

• Senior Continuing Care Communities

• 1987.

Blakeford at Green Hills

The Premier Provider of Senior Lifestyle Solutions in Nashville.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1988.

Alliance for Healthy Communities Inc

727 3158658 Building Community By breaking down barriers for all people to enjoy good health experience physical mental and social wellbeing.

PAISLEY HOUSE

Welcome to Paisley House Assisted Living Early in the twentieth century a group of civicminded Youngstown women recognized the need for an assisted living home in which senior women could age gracefullyin a safe environment with care provided as needed.