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The Bahmann Foundation, established by identical twins Laura Belle and Emma Leah Bahmann, is dedicated to funding services and purchasing equipment that promote mental and physical activity for elderly adults. Founded in 1984 and fully funded in 1997, the foundation honors the twins' legacy of compassion and commitment to enhancing the lives of seniors, particularly those facing challenges associated with aging. Born in Cincinnati in 1901, the Bahmann twins lived their entire lives together, actively engaging in their community until their later years. Their personal experiences with aging and health issues inspired them to create a foundation that ensures future generations have access to resources that support their well-being. Generated from the website

Jewish Vocation Service is a nonprofit, nonsectarian organization committed to helping people increase their self-sufficiency, independence and participation in the community by providing a continuum of vocational, educational and related services. The organization is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities. It has operated for more than 65 years and offers services in southwest Ohio for business, career and job-related needs. Jewish Vocation Service assists individuals in preparing for, obtaining and maintaining community employment. The organization offers programs for seniors, as well as therapeutic social and recreational services. Its skill development programs focus on money management, safety, exercise, communication, housekeeping, dietary planning, creative arts and time management. Jewish Vocation Service maintains a location in Cincinnati.