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Delaware County The
County Resource Directory Click this link http://www.co.delaware.oh.us/ |
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The Ohio Benefit Bank Neighbors helping neighbors 1-800-648-1176 |
Trained counselors are available where you live, work, play, and pray. Call today to check your eligibility and find a site near you:
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Ohio Association of Community Action Agencies Community Action Partnership Helping People. Changing Lives.
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The Community Services Network is made up of more than 1,100 local, private, non-profit and public agencies that work to alleviate poverty and empower low-income families in communities throughout the United States. |
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Social Welfare Services Find social and welfare services in your area by entering your zip code at this web site: |
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ActivStyle 1-800-651-6223, x526 |
ActivStyle is a full-service medical supply company that specializes in providing incontinence products to Medicaid recipients. We are committed to helping the underserved Medicaid-eligible patients and their families. Our expertise in understanding technical medical regulations allows us to give you the level of service that you deserve. If you are on Medicaid, most of our products can be provided to you at no cost. ActivStyle has a fully stocked warehouse and maintains a highly trained staff of incontinence specialists to ensure that you can find the products that best suit your level of incontinence. If you qualify, we will do all the billing, obtain the prescriptions from your physician, and complete any other Medicaid paperwork for you. Additionally, we do not charge for shipping the products directly to your home. |
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| Senior
Services for Independent Living M-F 8:30 am -4:40 pm |
This agency provides direct services to residents age 60 and over and the handicapped allowing them to remain safely in their own homes. Services include homemaker,personal care,respite,transportation,outreach,referral and supportive services. | ||
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Aging Fax: 614-645-3884 Toll free: 1-800-589-7277 |
Adult day services, Companion services, Home delivered meals, Home medical equipment, Homemaker services, Home repair, Electronics monitoring systems, and medical transportation. | ||
Long-Term Care Ombudsman of Delaware County (operated by Catholic Social Services) 197 E. Gay Street Columbus Ohio 1-800-536-5891 Or 614-221-5891 |
The Ombudsman addresses the concerns of consumers in a variety of long term care settings. by investigating and resolving complaints; Promoting the enforcement of laws and regulations; Advising and recommending policy to sttae andd federal government agencies on long term care issuses; and educating the public, consumers, providers, and policy makers. | ||
| Information & Referral Council for Older Adults of Delaware County 800 Chesshire Road Delaware, Ohio 43015 740-363-0473 |
The council office serves as a resource center and repository of brochures, booklets and other material covering a variety of social, financial and health-related issues relevant to the lives of older adults. | ||
| People In Need 138 Johnson Drive Delaware, Ohio 43015 740-363-6284 |
This family service agency provides emergency assistance to residents of Delaware County. Seven programs address specific areas of need: food,utilities,medical,dental care for children,Christmas clearinghouse and advocacy. | ||
| Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabilities Heritage Day Health Center 100 Willow Brook Way South Delaware 740-369-5447 |
The Center provides comprehensive day services to physically and/or mentally impaired adults enabling them to continue living as independently as possible in the community. Services include personal care, rehabilitation programs, meals, transportation. | ||
Delaware Department of Jobs and Family Services Main Office Satellite Office |
The Delaware County Department of Job and Family Services, with more than 65 employees, provides a holistic approach to assist families and individuals. Our clients face many challenges related to monthly living expenses, healthcare, raising a family, enhancing job skills, and seeking and retaining employment. The department relies on financial resources from federal, state and local government to serve people in need in our community. We are also grateful to the many partners who help us serve children, adults, the elderly, job seekers, and employers. Together, we help improve the quality of life for everyone in Delaware County |
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| Child Protective Serivces Delaware County Department of Human Services 149 N. Sandusky St . Delaware 740-833-2300 |
Investigates allegations of child abuse, neglect, and dependency. Support and protective services. Emergency After hours call 740-368-1890. | ||
| Adult Protective Services Delaware County Department of Human Services 149 N. Sandusky St . Delaware 740-833-2300 |
Investigates allegations of abuse, neglect and exploitation of adults 60 years and older. | ||
| Crisis Intervention/Mental Health Services Central Ohio Mental Health Center 250 S. Henry St . Delaware 740-369-4482 |
Counseling and mental health case management. | ||
| The Legal Aid Society 1108 City Park Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43206 614-224-8374 |
Provides legal services to low-income persons. | ||
Legal Services Corporation |
Serving Delaware County: Ohio State Legal Services 555 buttles Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43215-1137 |
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| Marion
Goodwill Industries, Inc. |
Assists the physically disabled and economically disadvantaged to attain the fullest development of which they are capable. Services include job training and placement. Serving Delaware County. | ||
| Delaware Recovery & Prevention Resources 118 Stover Drive Delaware, Ohio 43105 740-369-6811 |
Provides outpatient alcohol and other drug treatment and prevention services to County residents. | ||
Maryhaven Delaware 615 Sunbury Road Delaware, Ohio 43015 740-203-3800 |
www.maryhaven.com | ||
| Delaware
Metropolitan Housing Authority Fax: 740-369-1881 |
DMHA accepts applications THURSDAYS only from 9am-11am. |
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| Delaware County Veterans Services Wolf Building Fax: 740-833-2019 |
Emergency financial assitance for housing, utilities, food and medical needs. Advocacy and assistance with benefits, information & referral for active duty, honorable discharged veterans and their spouse, widow or dependents. |
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RX for Ohio Webite; http://www.rxforohio.org/who/ |
RxforOhio is a program that connects qualified, low-income people with discount prescription drugs, direct from the pharmaceutical manufacturer. | ||
Annie's Outreach Center 325 South Sandusky Street Delaware, OH 43015 Ph: 740-363-1619 Contact: Molly |
Annie's Outreach Center is a consumer owned and operated outreach center serving adults 18 and over with a mental health diagnosis in the greater Delaware County area. Services provided through the facility include education and training opportunities, social and recreational activities, and most importantly, the support of their peers. | ||
| RECOVERY & PREVENTION RESOURCES OF DELAWARE AND MORROW COUNTIES
118 Stover Drive |
Recovery & Prevention Resources is a community-based not-for-profit agency serving Delaware and Morrow counties. We are committed to the prevention, intervention and treatment of alcohol and other drug issues and problems. |
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Disability Resources Monthly (DRM) guide to Disability Resources on the Internet
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What We Are... Disability Resources, inc. is
a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization established to promote and improve
awareness, availability and accessibility of information that can
help people with disabilities live, learn, love, work and play independently.
 Who
We Serve... We serve thousands of individuals with disabilities
through a multidisciplinary network of service providers and consumers.
In order to reach as many people with disabilities as cost effectively
as possible, we target our services and publications to libraries,
disability organizations, independent living centers, rehabilitation
facilities, educational institutions, and health and social service
providers. What We Do...
We disseminate information about books, pamphlets, magazines, newsletters,
videos, databases, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, telephone
hotlines and on-line services that provide free, inexpensive or hard-to-find
information to help people with disabilities live independently. |
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| OHIO Asthma Coalition
You can reach us at: For asthma information: 1-800-LUNG-USA |
OHIO Asthma Coalition
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| RECREATION UNLIMITED To contact us: Unlimited dreams for individuals with disabilities.
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About Recreation Unlimited Recreation Unlimited currently serves over 2,700 individuals with disabilities representing up to 14 physical and developmental disability groups from 44 counties in Ohio and five surrounding states. Recreation Unlimited is the largest provider in the state of Ohio serving individuals with disabilities in the area of sports, recreation and education with the most comprehensive and quality program offerings. The year-round 195-acre, wheelchair accessible campus features three major residence halls, a private cottage for retreats, multi-purpose lodge, life-time arts building, dining hall, outdoor pavilion, health services center and nurses quarters, outpost camp site, administrative and support buildings. Outdoor sports facilities include an aquatic center, track and field, tennis and sports court, softball field, golf hole, 25 ft. tree climb, two challenge courses and a 50 ft. Alpine Tower. |
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Resources Rental Assistance Housing Vouchers Assisted Housing Other Rental Housing Lists Rural Rental Housing HUD Ohio Apartment Search Public Housing Authorities Affordable Housing in Cuyahoga County Fair Housing Information Ohio Civil Rights Commission HUD Ohio Landlord/Tenant Law Ohio Legal Services Housing Accessibility Home Modifications Universal Design Visitability Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards Buying a Home Ohio Housing Finance Agency Federal Housing Administration Fannie Mae Rural Housing Programs For Homeowners Foreclosure Prevention Home Repair Property Tax Exemptions Reverse Mortgages Housing Counseling Older Ohioans Find your Area Agency on Aging Long-Term Care Consumer Guide Ohio Department of Aging |
| Delaware General Health District http://www.delawarehealth.org/ 1-3 W. Winter Street P.O. Box 570 Delaware, Ohio 43015 Phone: 740-368-1700 |
The Board
of Health employs the Health Commissioner, Frances M.
Veverka, MPH, who has served the Health District since 1981. She
recommends candidates for positions within the health district who
then have their employment confirmed by the Board of Health. Nursing
& Personal Health Services Nutrition
Environmental
Health Emergency
Response & Solid
Waste Health
Promotion Administration
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Help Line of Delaware and Morrow Counties, Inc. http://www.helplinedelmor.org/index.php 24-Hour
Crisis and Support Hotline Delaware
County |
Need to talk? In crisis? Call 2-1-1 or 1-800-684-2324 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to talk with an information and support specialist. |
Delaware-Morrow Mental Health and Recovery Services Board
40 North Sandusky Street
Office Hours: For crisis services any
time of day Board Office: |
Each year the Delaware-Morrow Mental Health and Recovery Services Board provides funding for mental health and substance abuse prevention and treatment services. These prevention and treatment services save lives, work to keep our kids off drugs and alcohol, help keep families together, help people return to work, and make our community a better place to live. Through a network of providers of care, services available to the community include:
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Bridges to Independence 61
West William Street, Delaware, Ohio 43015 http://www.bridgestoindependence.com/
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Bridges to Independence was founded
in 1999 by Chris Ritchie and Bunny Ambro, who bring a combined 30
years of experience in providing quality I/O Waiver, Supported Living,
and Level One services to people with developmental disabilities in
Delaware and Franklin Counties. Our agency currently provides services
to approximately 111 people in Crawford, Delaware, Franklin, Marion,
Morrow, Licking, and Richland counties that range from a couple of
hours each week providing assistance with banking, shopping or getting
out in the community; to spending a few hours each day assisting with
daily living skills or getting ready for work; to 24 hour supports
to assist with daily living needs and the opportunity to live independently.
We provide transportation to and from appointments, shopping and recreation.
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