Hello and happy Women’s History Month! Each year, March is officially recognized as Women’s History Month with a Presidential proclamation. This celebratory recognition is an opportunity for us to reflect…
Seeds of Hope is an external publication produced by the communications department and mailed out to donors, stakeholders and supporters of our agency. Inside, you will find amazing success stories…
Berea, OH (Wednesday, March 1, 2023) – OhioGuidestone, the state’s leader in behavioral health care, and Southwest General Health Center, a nationally ranked health care provider in Northeast Ohio, are…
5 Inspiring Black Trailblazers in Mental Health Mental health in historically marginalized communities is an important conversation that should be approached with care and nuance. For many, especially in the…
Happy Black History Month Assistant Vice President Ryan Zymler gives their thoughts on Black History Month. Listen below on their thoughts on how we all can observe this important month…
OhioGuidestone recently launched Rapid Access services in Tuscarawas county. The Times Reporter recently mentioned the availability of walk-in services for substance use disorder clients in its county roundup. The service…
Harbor House provides shelter for families and pets OhioGuidestone’s domestic violence shelter, Harbor House, helps women and families in need of a safe space to heal, grow and find peace…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: JANUARY 18, 2023 Rapid Access Program now in Tuscarawas County Immediate Walk-in Visits for Substance Use Disorder clients Berea, Ohio January 17, 2023 – OhioGuidestone, the state’s…
Since he became a public figure in 1955, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has been studied both as a person and as a revered leader. Rarely, though, do we pause and consider how the weight of that title of leadership, and the associated responsibilities, affected his wellness.
Tight end Austin Hooper may not be playing for us anymore, but he still adores our city and its people and this Christmas, he’s making sure some foster care kids…