PetMassage rebrands, expands to now help humans, too
PetMassage Ltd, in its 25th year, has rebranded as “Aquatic Massage Hydrotherapy”, providing aquatic massage for dogs and cats and, now, people too. Aquatic Massage Hydrotherapy addresses neuromuscular joint stiffness and discomfort while providing relief during pregnancy as a non-weight bearing exercise. For people experiencing grief, PTSD and day-to-day stress, aquatic therapy is a facilitated meditation in movement. 2950 Douglas Road. 419-475-3539. PetMassage.com.
Ohio Department Of Aging Investing $6 Million To Revitalize Adult Day Services
The Ohio Department of Aging announced a significant initiative, committing $6 million in grant funding to bolster adult day services across the state. “Adult day services provide many older Ohioans with treasured moments of social interaction with their peers while empowering them to remain in their homes and communities. It also provides their caregivers the opportunity for a welcome break from their duties with peace of mind that their loved ones’ needs are being met,” Director J. McElroy explained. The funding serves a threefold purpose: encouraging new providers to join and previous providers to return to the adult day services industry; supporting existing providers in expanding their service capabilities for long-term sustainability; and enhancing recruitment and retention of employees dedicated to adult day services. aging.ohio.gov
First Energy Corp. gives 200 trees to Village of Ottawa Hills
In celebration of Earth Day and Arbor Day, First Energy Corp. donated 200 trees to the Village of Ottawa Hills. As part of the Community Tree Program, 100 trees were planted by the Village Service Department, while the remaining 100 trees were provided to village residents to plant at their homes. ottawahills.org/news/community-tree-program
Volunteer with the National Museum of the Great Lakes
As flowers bloom and temperatures rise, the National Museum of the Great Lakes calls on the Toledo community to be part of their crew. The Museum is looking for volunteers in these categories: 1) Educational Guides: Become a docent for galleries and museum ships, sharing the rich tales of the Great Lakes with visitors. 2) Administrative Support: Assist behind the scenes with essential tasks that keep the Museum running smoothly. 3) Event and Landscaping Support: Lend a hand in creating beautiful spaces and memorable experiences for guests. 4) Research and Writing: Contribute to the discovery and sharing of knowledge through research projects and publications. 5) Corporate and Group Volunteering: Host unique team building events while giving back to the community. Visit nmgl.org/volunteer for more information.
