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Court Diagnostic and Treatment Center (CDTC) is a private, non-profit organization located in Toledo, OH, dedicated to making communities safer by providing forensic evaluations, mental health treatment, and consultation services. With a team of licensed professionals, CDTC offers expert evaluations, testimony, and consultations, specializing in treating mentally ill offenders and reducing the risk of reoffending behavior. CDTC is certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health as the Forensic Center of Northwest Ohio and serves thirteen counties in the region. Their services include competency evaluations, criminal responsibility assessments, post-conviction mitigation, domestic violence evaluations, and more. Committed to respecting the dignity of every individual, CDTC aims to help clients overcome life's challenges and regain social and psychological stability, ultimately contributing to the creation of safe and vibrant communities throughout Northwest Ohio.Generated from the website

HCR ManorCare, a subsidiary of the Carlyle Group, is a provider of short-term, post-acute medical care and rehabilitation and long-term, skilled nursing care. The company s medical care is provided by registered and licensed practical nurses and certified nursing assistants, who work in concert with physical, occupational and speech rehabilitation therapists. The company operates more than 250 skilled nursing centers that are Medicare and Medicaid-certified. In addition, the company s more than 50 Alzheimer's assisted living centers provide specialized care for those suffering from dementia. Its other services include hospice care, home health care and outpatient therapy clinics that provide rehabilitative services at work sites, schools, assisted living centers, homes, hospitals and within the company s clinics. HCR ManorCare operates primarily under the Heartland, ManorCare, Arden Courts and Springhouse names. The company is headquartered in Toledo, Ohio.

St. Paul's Community Center (SPCC) in Toledo, OH is a dedicated organization that provides essential services and support to the most vulnerable members of the community. With a focus on keeping individuals safe and warm during the harsh winter months, SPCC offers warming centers and a Winter Crisis program, providing food, shelter, showers, and laundry facilities to those in need. Through monetary donations, SPCC is able to provide approximately 2500 beds throughout the season, saving lives and making a positive impact on the community. SPCC Toledo goes beyond being a homeless shelter, offering a range of services to help individuals regain stability and independence. Their social services assist clients in accessing benefits, healthcare, and employment opportunities, while their Representative Payee Program provides financial management for individuals with mental and physical disabilities. With a dedicated Navigator Housing Stability Manager, SPCC ensures that no one is left behind, connecting homeless individuals with resources and supporting them until they achieve self-sufficiency. Additionally, SPCC's Shelter program provides over 12,000 nights of shelter each year, focusing on case management for permanent housing solutions and guidance on community resources.Generated from the website