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the organization greater visibility and accessibility in the heart of Bellefontaine’s business district. From this space, the organization will continue providing services including foster care, behavioral health, intensive home-based therapy, and OhioRISE care coordination. “NYAP is an energetic instrument of compassion and change in the lives of children, youth, and families, and the systems, structures, and practices that affect them,” said Danielle Greiner, CME Director of National Youth Advocate Program. “This new location gives us a central space to better connect with the families we serve and with our community partners across Logan County.” NYAP currently operates more than 75 programs across 16 states, all accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA). The new Bellefontaine office strengthens their statewide reach in Ohio and demonstrates a long-term investment in supporting children and families in this region. The site offers NYAP a modern, welcoming space with proximity to other nonprofits, government services, and professional offices. “We’re excited to welcome NYAP to our downtown,” said Keyne Strickland, Leasing and Property Manager at Small Nation. “This team has been doing meaningful work in the region for years, and having a physical location in the center of town will only help increase their visibility and impact. We’re proud to have them here.” Looking ahead, NYAP plans to use the new location as a center for community collaboration. They are exploring partnerships with other agencies and stakeholders to expand services and respond to local needs. The office will officially open on June 30, 2025, with a ribbon cutting celebration scheduled for July 1. For more information about NYAP, visit www.nyap.org, follow them on Facebook at facebook.com/NYAP.INC, or connect on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/nyap_inc. The team can also be reached by phone at 877-NYAP-CAN or by email at [email protected]. Comments are closed.
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