The Fuse Network

The Fuse Network 501(3)C non-profit organization, DBA Hopewell Industries, LICCO and Muskingum Starlight Industries,

🎈 Join Us in Wishing Tracy a Happy 2 Year Anniversary!! 🎈
11/07/2025

🎈 Join Us in Wishing Tracy a Happy 2 Year Anniversary!! 🎈

🎈 Join Us in Wishing Jay a Happy 1 Year Anniversary!! 🎈
11/07/2025

🎈 Join Us in Wishing Jay a Happy 1 Year Anniversary!! 🎈

🎈 Join Us in Wishing Roy a Happy 11 Year Anniversary!! 🎈
11/07/2025

🎈 Join Us in Wishing Roy a Happy 11 Year Anniversary!! 🎈

10/31/2025
✨Motivational Monday!✨
10/27/2025

✨Motivational Monday!✨

✨Employment Spotlight!✨ Congratulations Mary on your new employment with Roscoe Gardens as a Dietary Aid! 👏
10/10/2025

✨Employment Spotlight!✨ Congratulations Mary on your new employment with Roscoe Gardens as a Dietary Aid! 👏

✨Employment Spotlight!✨ Congratulations to Xavier on his new employment at Buffalo Wild Wings in Heath as a new Dishwash...
10/03/2025

✨Employment Spotlight!✨ Congratulations to Xavier on his new employment at Buffalo Wild Wings in Heath as a new Dishwasher!!👏

✨Employment Spotlight✨ Congratulations to Jeff at his new job with the Garland Hotel! 👏
10/02/2025

✨Employment Spotlight✨ Congratulations to Jeff at his new job with the Garland Hotel! 👏

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In 2014, LICCO, Inc. and Hopewell Industries (HWI) entered into the first alliance of privatized providers in the state of Ohio. Late in 2016, Muskingum Starlight Industries, Inc. (MSI) jointed the Alliance with HWI and LICCO. The Fuse Network formed of the entities merger.

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All three organizations began as a component unit of their respective County Board of Developmental Disabilities (CBDD). Families and the CBDD had developed schools for children with developmental disabilities but as the children grew up it was very apparent that services were needed for adults with disabilities. To meet the needs of adults with disabilities and continue to provide training Workshops were created.