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Tmdeohio: Non-Profit Organization Analysis

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TMDEOhio is a non-profit organization that utilizes a trauma informed care approach to improve the physical, mental, social and financial health and wellness of women and young girls. Through programs, resources and services TMDEOhio educates women about social determinants of health, reduces life-threatening toxins and increases quality-of-life

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