Information Referral For the Elderly

Northwestern Ohio Community Action Commission, Inc (NOCAC) is one of 50 community action agencies in Ohio. NOCAC is a private, non-profit corporation organized in 1965, as part of the "War on Poverty" by a group of local citizens who became our first Board of Trustees. NOCAC'S function was then, and is now, to plan, develop, and coordinate programs and services designed to help predominantly low-income people in Defiance, Fulton, Henry, Paulding, and Williams counties become more self-sufficient. NOCAC provides services from several locations within our five county area. Read the information below or click on the buttons to the left for information about our many programs and services. (Adobe Reader is required to view these files.)

The American Red Cross-Napoleon in Napoleon, OH is a local organization dedicated to addressing the impact of technology overload on mental health and promoting overall well-being. They explore the connection between gut health and mood, offer insights into mindfulness meditation for serenity, and provide alternative approaches to pain management beyond opioids. Additionally, they emphasize the healing power of outdoor workouts and unravel the intricacies of nutritional science, offering a holistic approach to exercise, food, and general health. With a focus on research and education, the American Red Cross-Napoleon aims to enhance mental and physical well-being in the digital age.Generated from the website

Fulton County Health Department, serving Wauseon, OH, and surrounding communities, offers many different healthcare services for women, children and families. Our programs focus on improving the health and well-being of the community through disease control and reduction of chronic disease and violence. We promote healthy lifestyles with education and community outreach programs. We are dedicated to providing unconditional healthcare services to the community. Please contact us to learn more about our services, or visit our website.