Lucas County Centralized Drug

Hancock County ESC provides a range of educational and extracurricular opportunities for students. Its schools maintains a staff of professionals and paraprofessionals, including teachers, coordinators, psychologists, therapists, and speech and language pathologists. Each school of the district offers a variety of lunch options. Hancock County ESC organizes various athletic activities, such as baseball, basketball, football, golf and wrestling. Its schools also conduct problem solving sessions. Each school of the district provides learning classes in English, science and social science. In addition, its schools feature libraries that maintain collections. Hancock County ESC is located in Findlay, Ohio.

The Wayne County Department of Corporation Counsel provides legal representation and litigation solutions for the county departments and elected officials. The department is governed by the County of Wayne in Michigan. Its human relations division functions as a certifying, monitoring, investigative and enforcement arm. The Wayne County Department of Corporation Counsel assists in appearing before agencies, tribunals, boards, commissions and public hearings. The department helps in legal research, writing and review matters. It provides workers' compensation, agency appeal and witness notification trial representation services. The Wayne County Department of Corporation Counsel hosts county employee and basement flooding notice training sessions.

Piast Institute is the only independent think tank and research center in North America devoted to Polish and Polish American affairs. It is also one of fifty-six United States Census Bureau Census Information Centers, the only such center with a special focus on a major European ethnic group. With its staff, boards and international network of fellows, Piast develops conferences, seminars, publications, public programs, lectures, and exhibits that provide accurate, timely and current information about Poland, Poles, and Polish Americans. It also has a special interest in the role of Ethnicity in American Life. With its resources and its position as a Census Information Center, Piast Institute also acts as a data resource center helping Polish, Polish American and other community groups develop policy papers and historical, cultural, political, economic, social, and demographic studies on a wide variety of topics. Piast Institute is also officially certified by the Department of Citizenship and Immigration as a designated assistance site with trained staff to help immigrants with visa, documentation and status issues. The Institute's mission and programming also aim to celebrate Polish contributions to American as well as general world culture, and to address and counter inaccurate or defamatory information about Poland, Poles or Polish Americans. Institute was founded in 2002 by Dr. Thaddeus Radzilowski, a celebrated historian, writer and academic, and Mrs. Virginia Skrzyniarz, an accomplished executive serving non-profit organizations in various capacities for over twenty years.