Zepf Center

02/20/2026

Our recruiting team is out in the community attending local job fairs, and we’d love to meet you! Whether you’re just starting your career or looking for your next meaningful role, we have opportunities that make a real impact.

A career at Zepf Center includes competitive benefits, supportive teams, and mission-driven work, all in one place. To view open positions, visit https://www.zepfcenter.org/careers/.

02/19/2026

is your chance to level up your impact!

This March, we’re hosting two interactive webinars designed to spark meaningful conversations about problem gambling, raise awareness about support resources, and highlight effective prevention and treatment strategies.

Join our award-winning Gambling Treatment team on March 10 and March 17 to earn CEUs, and learn practical ways to better support your local community.

Register now: https://linktr.ee/zepfcenter

02/18/2026

When you’re ready, we’re here.
Immediate admissions are available for men and women, with a trauma-informed team ready to support you every step of the way.

Call 419-904-2273 today and take the first step toward healing.

02/17/2026

Our Gambling Treatment & Prevention team had an amazing time attending the Ohio Gambling Conference last week, engaging with partners across the state to advance prevention, education, and treatment efforts.

We’re also incredibly proud to celebrate our program manager, Megan Poliquin, who received an inaugural Impact Award from the Problem Gambling Network of Ohio! This well-deserved recognition highlights Megan’s leadership, innovation, and dedication to making a real difference.

Gambling treatment services are available at no cost to families and individuals throughout Ohio. Call 419-841-7701 to connect with our award-winning, trauma-informed team!

02/14/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we’re sending love to the clients, staff, and neighbors who make our community!

Every act of kindness, support, and understanding brings us closer together. Let’s keep spreading care, not just today, but every day!

02/13/2026

When it feels like there’s nowhere to turn, Zepf Center is here for you and your loved ones.

Our Crisis Care team is available 24/7, ready to listen, guide, and support you, no matter the hour. Even when resources seem scarce, our promise to this community never wavers. You matter, and care is always a phone call away.

Call 419-904-2273 to connect with our team any time, any day.

02/12/2026

This , we’re reminding our community that heart health matters. Staying active, managing stress, and keeping up with medical care all support a healthy heart, but knowing CPR can save a life when every second counts.

At Zepf Center, safety is at the heart of what we do. All staff are trained in CPR and ready to support clients and community members when it matters most.

Take time this month to care for your heart, and learn skills that can save a life.
Learn more: https://www.heart.org/en/american-heart-month

02/11/2026

Our Gambling Treatment Team kicked off the new year by connecting with our community!

Be on the lookout for our team at upcoming Toledo Walleye games, where they will be sharing resources, answering questions, and connecting with fans about responsible gambling and treatment resources.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by to say hello. We’re proud to be part of the community, on game day and beyond! To learn more about our Gambling Treatment program, visit https://www.zepfcenter.org/gambling-treatment-program/ or call 419-841-7701.

02/10/2026

For generations, Black communities have practiced community care, supporting one another through churches, neighbors, mutual aid, and shared strength.

Mental Health America highlights how community care supports mental health by centering connection, culture, and collective healing. It’s a powerful reminder that care doesn’t only happen in offices, it happens when we look out for each other.

Learn more about the roots and impact of community care:
https://mhanational.org/resources/community-care/

Community care means looking out for one another. It is a way of thinking that ties the well-being of the individual to the well-being of others. It has existed in communities of color for generations. It’s about connection, showing up for one another, and taking intentional action to help others.

02/09/2026

Recovery doesn’t happen alone.

With the help of a supportive recovery community and personalized care plans, Zepf Center clients are empowered to make healthier choices and move forward with confidence. Our trauma-informed team is here to meet you where you are and help you build a path toward lasting recovery.

Ready to take the first step? Call 419-841-7701 to learn how our services can support you or someone you love.

02/08/2026

Today's the day! Super Bowl Sunday is one of the biggest sporting events of the year, and for many, that includes betting.

While placing a wager can feel exciting, it’s important to remember that gambling should always be fun, controlled, and within your limits.

If you or someone you know feels like gambling isn’t fun anymore or it’s having a negative impact on life, help is available. Call or text 1-800-MY-RESET for free, 24/7 support, or call 419-841-7701 to connect with our local team.

02/07/2026

Community Alert: Fraudulent Mail Targeting Medicaid Clients

We have been made aware of fraudulent postcards being mailed to community members who receive Medicaid or Medicare.
These postcards may:
- Use Ohio or Medicaid logos
- Promise extra money or benefits
- Ask you to call a phone number to “see if you qualify”

Please do NOT call the number listed and do NOT share your personal information. This includes your Social Security number, Medicaid ID, date of birth, or banking details. Medicaid and Job & Family Services will not ask for personal information through postcards. Official benefits are not activated by calling random phone numbers

If you receive one of these postcards and have questions, contact your local county office directly using a trusted phone number or reach out to us for guidance. Please share this post to help protect friends, family, and neighbors, especially seniors and individuals receiving benefits.