COAD also operates as the administration and advocacy hub for its 17-member Community Action Network, and as such can offer unique regional benefits including connecting a …

The Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development (COAD) was founded in 1971 with a mission to improve the quality of life for individuals and families in Appalachian Ohio.

Since 1972, COAD’s Senior Programs have provided volunteer opportunities for individuals age 55 and older through AmeriCorps Seniors.

COAD4kids is a child care resource and referral agency serving clients of all income levels. We: COAD4kids is part of a statewide network of child care resource and referral agencies that has …

Since 1993, COAD’s Ohio Center for Lead Abatement has provided a wide range of training courses and technical assistance for contractors and professionals in the environmental …

COAD has a registered Apprenticeship Program for two career tracts in the green field of Weatherization and Energy Efficiency. Your new or current employees can be enrolled in the …

David V. Stivison (1946 – 1997) was a former COAD employee, a native of Hocking County, Ohio, and a graduate of Ohio University and Harvard Law School. The David V. Stivison …

How Do I Earn My CDA? The first step is to complete your training through an approved agency such as COAD. There are 9 courses for a total of 135 professional development hours. After …

The COAD Foster Grandparent Program (FGP) places volunteers in 46 different non-profit, government and faith-based education sites throughout the region to help serve children with …

As a matter of general policy, pursuant to Board resolution, COAD declines to fund indirect charges from consultants or institutions providing consulting expertise with whom we may …