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820 Lafayette Rd
Medina, OH 44256
+1 (330) 723-2229
http://www.cawm.org

Community Action Wayne Medina (CAWM) is dedicated to fostering self-sufficiency and improving community well-being through a variety of support services, including energy assistance, housing development, and child family development programs like Head Start and Early Head Start. With a mission to strengthen the community, CAWM offers resources aimed at promoting household stability and enhancing educational opportunities for families.

The organization also engages in collaborative initiatives to address critical needs such as weatherization assistance, transportation, and homelessness services. By empowering individuals and families, CAWM embodies the spirit of hope and commitment to fostering positive change in the community.

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