Ohio Agribusiness Association

The Ohio Association of County Behavioral Health Authorities (OACBHA) is a statewide organization that represents the interests of Ohio's county Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health (ADAMH) Boards. The ADAMH Boards are responsible for planning, developing, funding, managing, and evaluating community-based mental health and addiction services in their respective counties. OACBHA provides leadership and serves as the unifying voice in promoting local Recovery Oriented Systems of Care, which encompass prevention, treatment, and support services for individuals facing mental health and addiction challenges. OACBHA's mission is to change the conversation around mental illness and substance use disorders, emphasizing that treatment works and people can recover. They strive to create a culture of quality in behavioral health services and advocate for health equity. Through initiatives like the Mental Health Technology Transfer Center and the VISTA Project, OACBHA aims to enhance the accessibility and effectiveness of mental health and addiction services in Ohio. They also organize events and trainings, such as the Ohio's Mental Health Addiction Conference and the Trauma-informed Care Training Series, to promote knowledge sharing and professional development within the field.Generated from the website

The Nutrient Stewardship Council is a global organization that promotes the adoption of best practices in plant nutrition management through the 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program. This program encourages agricultural retailers and independent crop consultants to use the right source, rate, time, and place of nutrients, providing a science-based framework for sustainable crop production. Originally rooted in the Western Lake Erie Basin, the program has expanded internationally and is now adopted by states in the U.S. and Canadian provinces. With a focus on individual farm needs, the Nutrient Stewardship Council aims to enhance agricultural practices and ensure the responsible use of nutrients for optimal crop growth.Generated from the website

The Ohio Foot and Ankle Medical Association (OHFAMA) is a professional organization founded in 1915, dedicated to serving and protecting the foot health of Ohioans and advancing the practice of podiatric medicine and surgery in the state. Representing over 600 licensed podiatric physicians and surgeons, OHFAMA acts as a single voice for the profession, ensuring the highest quality of medical and surgical foot and ankle care through advocacy, education, and public awareness. OHFAMA offers a wealth of informational resources and member benefits, including the quarterly OHFAMA Journal, which provides vital information for Ohio podiatrists, and various educational and networking events throughout the year. The association also actively advocates for the preservation, protection, and advancement of podiatry in Ohio, defending the profession against challenges to its scope of practice. Additionally, OHFAMA's Ohio Foot and Ankle Medical Foundation aims to advance the art and science of podiatric medicine through educational programs and clinical learning experiences.Generated from the website