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The Ohio Benefit Bank Neighbors helping neighbors 1-800-648-1176 www.ohiobenefits.org |
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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Columbus Neighborhood Health Center PO Box 16370 Columbus, Ohio 43216 645-5500 For information on health care for the homeless contact 614-645-0521 |
We are a group of highly trained medical professionals committed to promoting health and well-being to all individuals and families in the Columbus community. As a patient of CNHC you will be empowered with tools to live a healthier lifestyle and manage your healthcare from a preventative stand. We welcome the opportunity to assist in your journey towards a healthier you. |
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| Neighborhood House Inc. 1000 Atechson Street Columbus, Ohio 43203 Phone: 614-252-4941 Fax: 614-252-7919 |
Our
current programs include childcare, infant mortality reduction,
youth services, parenting classes, family preservation, senior services,
prison transportation, food pantry, outpatient chemical dependency
counseling, employment readiness, refugee/immigrant services, micro-enterprise
program, copy center, clothing drives, notary public and fiduciary
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Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children w/ Disabilities O.C.E.C.D website; http://www.ocecd.org 1-800-374-2806, ext. 20 |
OCECD is a statewide, non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the educational interests of children with disabilities | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM In Franklin County 614-752-8808 (800) 282-0880, www.development.ohio.gov/community/ocs/heap.htm Application: www.development.ohio.gov/community/ocs/Documents/HEAPApp.pdf |
What is Regular HEAP? The Home Energy Assistance Program ( HEAP) is a federally funded program administered by the Ohio Department of Development, Office of Community Service ( OCS). It is designed to help eligible low-income Ohioans meet the high costs of home heating. HEAP provides a one-time payment for PUCO regulated utility customers for the winter heating season. Vouchers are issued to non-regulated utility customers, master-metered and other applicants who do not have a utility bill in their name. |
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| Vision
Center of Central Ohio |
As a leader in restoring hope, Vision & Vocational Services strives to assist personst StartedDonateVolunteer with visual or other disabilities to enhance the quality of their lives and increase their independence by providing comprehensive, individualized rehabilitation services, using innovative methods, technology and community partnerships. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Xenos Social Services Referral Help-line Call 823-6500, x711 |
Xenos Social Services Referral Help Line is designed to assist people with information for a wide variety of local, state, and federal assistance programs. We can help with:
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| Legal Services Corporation
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Promoting equal access to justice in our Nation and to provide high quality civil legal assistance to low-income persons. In Franklin County: Ohio State Legal Services
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Bipolar support groups Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance To find a support group in your area, click the link below: www.dbsalliance.org/site/PageServer?pagename=support_findsupport |
Support groups is open to people with depression or bipolar disorder, and to their friends/family members. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
To apply for services or find a branch in your area, click here: |
The Franklin County Department of Job and Family Services provides career development opportunities and support services so our community can thrive and prosper.
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| Child Protective Serivces
Franklin County Childrens Services 1951 Gantz Rd. Grove City 614-275-2571 |
Investigate allegations of child abuse, neglect and dependency. Supportive and protective services, foster care and adoption. 24hr emergency phone number 614-229-7000. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Adult Protective Services
Franklin County Dept. of Jobs & Family Services 80 E. Fulton St . Columbus 614-462-4356 |
Investigate allegations of abuse, neglect and exploitation of adults 60 years and older. For Last names A-F call 614-462-4348, G-M 614-462-5278, and N-Z 614-462-4041. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Central Ohio Area Agency
on Aging 174 E. Long St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 1-800-589-7277 |
Provide advocacy for adults 60 years or older, and assist with developing comprehensive community-based service plans to meet their needs. For information about the Ohio Assisted Living Program click the link below. |
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Crisis
Intervention/Mental Health Services Senior Hotline: 614-294-3309 Teen Hotline: 614-294-3300 Suicide Prevention Hotline 614-221-5445 |
Indiviual, family and group counseling, and mental health case management. Accept Medicaid & sliding-scale fees. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Information & Referral Hands On Central Ohio 195 North Grand Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43215 614-221-6766 or dial 211 |
Information & referrals for emergency financial assistance, clothing, food pantries, etc. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Domestic
Violence 614-224-7200 |
Provide shelter, advocacy, information & referrals for women and children who are survivors of domestic violence. Need help now? |
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| Faith Mission, Inc 315 East Long St. Columbus 614-224-6617 |
Emergency shelter, clothing and hot meal, case management, showers, on-site medical and supportive services. |
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| Information & Referral Franklin County Senior Options 280 E. Broad Street, Room 300 Columbus, Ohio 43215 614-525-5300 |
Senior
Options provides "one-stop shopping" for callers needing
information, advocacy, or direct access to a wide range of community-based
services that allow our county's older citizens to live independently
in their own homes. |
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Catholic Social Services |
Provides counseling and outreach, operates Senior Care chore service, Senior companion program and Long Term Care Ombudsman program. |
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Friends of the Homeless, Inc. |
Friends of the Homeless provides residential support to homeless men and women through shelters, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Salvation Army 966 East Main Street Columbus, Ohio 43205 614-221-6561 |
Emergency food, clothing, shelter, food pantry; utility, rent and medical bill assistance; friendly visiting. |
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| Columbus Medical Association
431 E. Broad St . Columbus 614-240-7410 |
Physician reference and non-legal advocacy. Also operates a free-clinic. |
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| Columbus Metropolitan
Housing Authority 880 East 11th Avenue Columbus, Ohio43211-2771 614-421-6000 |
Administers public housing for senior citizens and disabled persons, and single individuals and families with limited incomes. Provides information and applications for Section 8 rent subsidies. |
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| Columbus Urban League
788 Mt. Vernon Ave Columbus 614-257-6300 |
Helps in landlord/tenant disputes, low income housing, discrimination, and general housing information. |
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| Developmental Disabilities
Franklin County Board of DD 2879 Johnstown Rd Columbus 614-475-6440 |
Supportive services and case management for individuals who meet MRDD eligibility. Family Resource assistance. |
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| Crisis Intervention/Mental
Health Services Netcare Access Crisis/Assessment Center 199 S. Central Ave. Columbus 614-276-2273 |
Crisis Intervention. Information & referrals for mental health services. |
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| Capital University Legal
Clinic 303 E. Broad St . Columbus 614-236-6500 |
Provides low cost legal assistance. Services include, but are not limited to, will preparation, living will assistance, power of attorney and domestic problems. |
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Additional Information Line Numbers
Smoke Free Workplace Complaint Line (866) 559-OHIO Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps (800) 755-4769 Children & Family Health Services (800)755-4769 |
The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) is a high performance organization of dedicated professionals leading Ohioans to achieve optimal health. Our Values are:
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| Community Shelter Board 111 Liberty Street, Ste 150 Columbus, Ohio
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Coordinates community based efforts, fosters collaboration and funds services, which assists families and individuals in central Ohio to resolve their housing crises. |
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| Council For Retarded Citizens Inc. Of Franklin County 2344 E. 5th Ave. Columbus, Ohio
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Serves the needs of mentally retarded persons and their families through citizen advocacy ; Parent-to-Parent support group; Camping, recreation and Latchkey services, as well as extensive information and referral services for all areas of mental retardation and developmental disabilities. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Directions for Youth and Families 1515 Indianola
Ave. Columbus |
Provides behavioral Health, prevention, education, outreach, community and home-based services, to at-risk families and chuldren in central Ohio. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Epilepsy Foundation of Central Ohio 510 E. North Broadway Suite 400 Columbus 614-261-1100 or 1-800-878-3226 |
The Epilepsy Foundation provides programs and services to persons of all ages with epilepsy and their families to increase understanding of seizure disorders and to enhance the quality of life. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Girl Scouts-Seal of Ohio Council Inc. 1700 Watermark Dr. Columbus 614-487-8101 or Fax 614-487-8189 |
Girl scouts is the world's preeminent organization dedicated solely to girls, where, in an accepting and nurturing environment, girls bulid character and skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed adults, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives like strong values, social conscience and conviction, about their potential and self worth. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Gladden Community House 183 Hawkes Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43223 614-227-1600 or Fax 614-227-1648 |
Community services; emergency assisstance; information referral; community organizing and publications of the Franklinton News. |
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Godman Guild Association 303 E. Sixth Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43201 614-294-5476 |
Services for adults and families include; Employment assessment, counseling , readiness training, placement and retention, GED/ABLE, Computer Learning Center and Life skills. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Heritage Day Health Centers 3341 E. Livingston Ave. Columbus 614-236-0586 or fax 614-338-2350 |
Heritage Day Health Centers provide comprehensive, specialized adult day services for any adult in need regardless of their ability to pay for services. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
House of Hope For Alcoholics Inc. 825 Dennison Ave. Columbus 614-291-4691 or Fax 614-291-6323 |
Provides opportunities for recovery from alcohol and/or other drug addictions. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Huckleberry House Inc. 1421 Hamlet St. Columbus, Ohio 43201 614-294-8097 Crisis Hotline: 614-294-5553 |
24 hour crisis intervention services for runaway, homeless and other youth/families in crisis. |
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J. Ashburn Jr. Youthe Center Inc. 85 S. Clarendon Ave. Columbus 614-279-0012 |
A community based youth development agency providing a year round program of educational recreational and related social services in the Hilltop area for ages 5-21 years old.
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Jewish Family Services 1151 College Ave. Columbus 614-231-1890 |
Jewish Family Services is a quality mental health and social service ogranization offering the counseling department with individual and family counseling and the center of victims of torture; Outreach services Department offering counseilng and case managament through the help me Grow program. |
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Leo Yassenoff Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus 1125 College Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43209 614-231-2731 or Fax; 231-8222 |
A multi- services center offering cultural, Recreational and educational activites, youth councils, day camp, Pre-school, Child care and senior citizen activites; educational and day care programs for children with handicap. Program locatons on the East, Northeast and Northwest sides. |
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Lifecare Alliance 1699 W. Mound St. Columbus, Ohio 43228 614-278-3130 or 614-278-3143 |
Services include; Meals on wheels, Visiting nurses, Visiting Pharmacist, dietitians , therapist, homemakers and home health aides serving homebound adults. |
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Maryhaven Main Campus 1791 Alum Creek Drive Columbus, Ohio 43207 614-445-8131 or Fax 614-445-7808 |
Treatment for persons with alcohol, other drug and mental health problems without regard to ablilty to pay; sub-acute medical detoxification program; adolescent and adult inpatient treatment services. |
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Mental Health Association of Franklin County 538 E. Town St. Suite D Columbus 614-221-1441 or Fax 614-221-1491 |
Provides information and referral; Ombudsman to assist consumers with concerns about mental health and alcohol/drug treatment and services. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Ohio Buckeye Chapter 6155 Rockside Road, Suite 202 Independence, Ohio 44131 614-880-2290 or 1-800-344-4867 |
Provides services and support to persons and families affected by MS. Services include; information and referral; self-help groups; transportation to medical appointments and chapter sponsored events;loans and assistance with purchase of durable medical equipment. |
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Native American Center 67 East Innis Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43207 614-443-6120 |
Emergency clothing assistance and food pantry. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Neighborhood House Inc. 1000 S. Acthenson St. Columbus, Ohio 43203 614-252-4941 or Fax 614-252-7919 |
A settlement house providing; child care(infant, toddlers, pre-school,school age);after school programs; outpatient drug counseling;employment, job placement, business incubator, micro loans; microbusiness class,food pantry, infant mortality reduction, neighborhood foster care and HealthyStart insurance. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
North Side Child and Family Development Center/ Columbus Early Learning Center 94 E. Third Ave. Columbus 614-299-1131 or Fax 421-9347 |
Child development program for children (ages 2-8) of parentswho are working/training days, evenings or nights. Agency is open 24 hours per day, five days a week. TurningPoint is a 24 hour crisis nursery that provides respite care for children (birth-12) at risk of abuse or neglect; links parents to community resources. Turning Point is open 24 hours per day, seven days a week. |
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The Prevention Council of Central Ohio 400 E. Mound St. Suite 100 Columbus 614-220-8572 or Fax 614-220-8796 |
Provides comprehensive prevention programming related to alcohol, tobacco and other drug abuse. |
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Rebuilding Together Columbus 2769 E. Fourth Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43219 614-258-6392 or Fax 614-877-4385 |
Volunteers restores homes of elderly, disabled and low income families to warm, safe, dry and dignified conditions. Provides electrical, plumbing, carpentry, painting, roofing and lanscaping services as needed. |
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| Rosemont Center 2440 Dawn Light Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43211 1-800-753-0424 614-471-2626 or Fax 614-478-3234 |
Provides an array of mental health, educational and community outreach programs for youth and familes including; day treatment; outpatient assessment; counseling for youth and families affected by sexual abuse; crisis placement services; residential treatment services; and therapeutic foster care. |
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| St. Stephen's Community House 1500 E. 17th Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43219 614-294-6347 or Fax 614-294-0258 |
Multi-services settlement offering after-school activites for youth; counseling programs for area families; employment services, housing, child day care, senior citizen center and emergency crisis intervention. |
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| St Vincent Family Centers 1490 E. Main St. Columbus, Ohio 43205 614-252-0731 or Fax 614-252-8468 |
St. Vincent Family Centers provides a continuum of high quaility, specialized services to children with behavioral health needs to help them realize their full potential. By helping children and families, they strengthen the community one family at a time. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Salesian Boys and Girls Club of Columbus Inc. 115 South Gift Street Columbus, ohio 43215 614-221-8830 |
Youth development for girls and boys ages 6-18. Affiliated with the Boys and Girls Club of America and the Salesians of St. John Bosco. program areas include; character and leaderships development; sports and fitness, and recreation. Positive, professional tutoring; drug/alcohol/tobacco resistance training; computer eduation; job training; Red Cross lifesaving; volunteering. Activites are offered after school, during school breaks, and through summer vacation. College/vocational scholarships aid availble. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Southside Learning and Development Center 255 Reeb Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43207 614-444-1529 or Fax 614-444-5436 |
Quaility early care and education for children ages 6 weeks to 10 years. Responive to the early stimulation and evolving needs of the whole child through programming and comprehensive services that are; enriched with age-appropriate developmental and educational activites; focused on empowering diversity awareness and sensitivity; geared toward support of the family structure. special needs and emergency care provided. Hours 6 am.- 6 pm. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| South Side Settlement House 310 Innis Ave. Columbus, Ohio 43207 614-444-9868 or Fax 614-444-7776 |
Neighborhood-based, multi service settlement house providing after school program, summer activites and residential summer campfor childrenand teens; Pre school and day care for 3-5 year olds; social development for youths; counseling; adult groups; family activites; social and cultural events |
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| Voicecorrs 2955 W. Broad St. Columbus, Ohio 43204 614-274-7650 or Fax614-274-9340 |
A 24 hour radio broadcast of volunteers reading newspapers, magazines, periodcals and other print material for people with visual impairments or physical disabilities that prevent the use of standard print. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Westside-Eastside Child Care Centers Association 40 N. Grubb ST. Columbus 614-224-9284 or Fax 614-224-9366 |
Central Ohio's oldest child care program offers early education for children 18 months to kindergarten. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| YMCA of Central Ohio Metropolitan Offices 40 W. Long St. Columbus 614-224-1142 or Fax 614-224-0639 |
Organization committed to empowering women through programs and advocacy; provides 24 hour services and emergency sheltter for homeless families, permanent, supportive, housing for homeless women and housing for low income women. |
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| City Year Columbus 88 East Broad Street, 8th Floor Columbus, Ohio 43215 614-586-4520 |
The City Year Columbus Reading Success program serves low income children and their families in foru central city Columbus public elementary schools. |
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| Communites in Schools Columbus 510 East North Broadwa,y 4th Floor Columbus 614-268-2472 or Fax 614-268-4260 |
Communites In Schools brings resources, services, buisness partners, parents and volunteers into shcool's. |
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| Community for New Direction 2096 W. Mound St. Columbus 614-272-1464 or Fax 272-1486 |
Provides Comprehensive, long term and holistic programs for youth identified as high risk for substance abuse, gang activity alcoholism and other unacceptable behaviors. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Community Refugee & Immigration Services 3624 Bexvie Ave.Columbus, Ohio 43227 614-235-5747 or Fax 614-235-6127 |
Provides services to those legal immigration status and helps them become sef sufficiennt and adjust to American Life. |
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| Educational Council Foundation 1929 Kenny Road Suite 300 Columbus, Ohio 43210 614-292-7744 or Fax 614-292-7775 |
Activites include daily after school opportunities, tutoring in core subjects and proficiency test support, mentoring and life skills training, mandatory community services and substance abuse and anger management. |
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| Homes on the Hill CDC 3659 Soldano Blvd. Columbus, Ohio 43228 614-275-4663 or Fax 614-275-3060 |
Homes on the Hill, CDC, is a not-for-profit organization Incorporated in 1993 to develop affordable housing in the Hilltop community. It has an accomplished record of providing home rehabilitation and homeownership programs. |
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| Life Ems 1-877-600-5433 | This company has bariatric stretchers, for these diagnosis; COPD and Asthma. For trips in Mansfield only on days Tuesday/Thursday. Columbus days are Monday/ Wednesday, Fridays. Only for clients that can not use regular means of transportation, but are not completely wheelchair bound so they are not eligible under Medicaid or Medicare and no one will help them locally. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Rx for Ohio Website; |
RxforOhio is a program that connects qualified, low-income people with discount prescription drugs, direct from the pharmaceutical manufacturer. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Assistive Technology of Ohio 1139 Dodd Hall 480 Medical Center Drive Columbus, Ohio 43210 1-800-784-3425 614-293-9127 |
AT Ohio's mission is to help Ohioans with disabilities acquire assistive technology. We offer several different programs to accomplish that goal. AT Ohio refurbishes and upgrades computers for distribution to Ohioans with disabilities. Because of increased shipping costs, AT Ohio is raising the cost of the program to $50 per computer. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Columbus Call Center-3-1-1 | The
City of Columbus Call Center provides a way for you, the resident,
to submit a request for City Services. The Call Center is the
single point of contact for requesting all non-emergency City
services and is available to residents, City businesses, and visitors. |
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Ohio Child Care Resource & Referral Association In Franklin County: Action for Children 78 Jefferson Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43215 614-224-0222 |
The Ohio Child Care Resource & Referral Association (OCCRRA) promotes the positive development of all children, especially those in out-of-home learning environments. OCCRRA's membership consists of resource and referral agencies providing services to families, early childhood professionals, and communities throughout Ohio. Each member agency maintains a regional database of child care providers, provides families with information on how to select care, increases the quality effectiveness of providers by offering professional development opportunities, and provides information to policy and decision makers. |
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Ohio Domestic Violence Network 1-800-934-9840 National Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 |
Welcome to the Domestic Violence Resource Center! We hope this site will provide you a quick and efficient way to access legal information pertaining to domestic violence and stalking, as well as a way to keep abreast of changes in the law. Some of the highlights of this site include a searchable database of Ohio statutes and case summaries relating to domestic violence, alerts regarding proposed or new changes in the law, and tips for lay advocates - including methods to provide effective service without engaging in the unauthorized practice of law. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Water Bill Assistance for Seniors |
Medicaid recipients can receive a 15% discount for water and sewer charges. Proof of Ohio Medicaid, Ohio Directions Card, HEAP, Public Housing, or SSDI needs to be mailed with an application. Applications are available online. Individuals must reaply each year. For more information, call 645-8270 7a-6p Mon-Fri. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Sexual Assault Response Network of Central Ohio (SARNCO) Website; http://www.ohiohealth.com/sexualassaultresponsenetwork 24 hour Rape helpline: 614-267-7020 Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) 1-800-656-HOPE |
The Sexual Assault Response Network of Central Ohio (SARNCO) is the local sexual assalut intervention and prevention program. SARNCO works with local law enforcement and social services agencies to provide medical and social support services to victims of sexual assault. Services include evaluation and treatment in local emergency departments, emotional support from volunteer advocates, a 24-hour rape helpline, referrals to aftercare counseling and community outreach and prevention education. |
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The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill maintains a helpline for information on mental illnesses and referrals to local groups. The local self-help groups have support and advocacy components and offer education and information about community services for families and individuals. For information about the Alliance's affiliates and activities in your State |
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| The Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio (COHHIO) 175 S. Third Street, Suite 250 Columbus, Ohio 43215 614-280-1984 Website; http://cohhio.org/ |
The Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio (COHHIO) is a coalition of organizations and individuals committed to ending homelessness and to promoting decent, safe, fair, affordable housing for all, with a focus on assisting low-income people and those with special needs. COHHIO was founded in October of 1994 through the merger of the Ohio Housing Coalition, which was established in 1974, with the Ohio Coalition for the Homeless, which was established in 1984. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Columbus Coalition for the Homeless 132 South Third Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 (614)288-1342 Website;
http://www.columbushomeless.org/ |
The Columbus Coalition for the Homeless (CCH) was founded in 1986 and incorporated in 1988 by a group of Columbus shelter directors and service providers who recognized that homelessness could not be resolved by a single program or agency. CCH has been the voice of homeless persons struggling to overcome problems caused by poverty, unemployment, the lack of affordable housing, physical and mental health issues and chemical dependency. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
OHIO HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY 57 East Main Street,
Columbus, Ohio 43215 (fax) 614.644.5393 (tdd) 614.466.1940 WEBSITE; http://www.ohiohome.org |
The Ohio Housing Finance Agency offers affordable housing opportunities for Ohioans from rental assistance to homeownership. OHFA provides access to financial resources for the development and management of affordable, safe and sanitary housing. The Agency's programs serve first-time homebuyers, renters, senior citizens and other populations with special needs who otherwise might not be able to afford quality housing. ( Serves all 88 Counties in Ohio) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Columbus Coalition Aganist Family Violence 655 East Livingston
Avenue Website; http://ccafv.org |
The Columbus Coalition Against
Family Violence is a private, non-profit organization founded to
create a community culture that does not tolerate family violence. To break the cycle of family violence in homes, schools, workplaces, and neighborhoods throughout our community. |
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Ohio
4-H State Office Columbus, Ohio
43210 Website; http://www.ohio4h.org/ |
4-H is a non-formal educational,
youth development program offered to individuals age 5 and in Kindergarten
to 19. Youth are involved in hands-on, experiential learning that allows learning by doing . All 4-H programs focus on active involvement and quality experiences which stimulate lifelong learning of values and skills. |
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| The Brain Injury Association of Ohio 855 Grandview Avenue, Suite 225 Columbus, Ohio 43215 1-800-444-6443 614-481-7100 |
Community Support Network (CSN) - four staffed BIAOH "branch" offices, one in Toledo serving 8 counties, one in New Philadelphia serving 5, one in Cincinnati serving 4, and one in Marietta serving 7 counties where part-time coordinators, knowledgeable about local resources, work to link individuals with brain injury and their families with existing services. Coordinators also encourage networking and collaboration between area service providers and advocates to enhance, expand and better coordinate services for individuals with brain injury. (Ultimately, as funds become available, BIAOH hopes to establish and maintain a total of 15 CSN locations, providing services within all 88 Ohio counties.) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Columbus Boy Scouts of America Website; http://369.columbus.oh.us/scouting.d/index.html (614) 436-1593 1001 Mediterranean Ave Columbus, OH 43229 |
Venturing Crew 369 was chartered
on December 31, 1994 to the F.C.L.A. and the Reformation Lutheran
Church.
Venturing Crew 369 partners with the BSA Youth Ministries program. Though BSA has Youth Ministries in every faith, 369 is Christian based, and practices Relational Evangelism |
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Midwest Care Alliance 855 South Wall Street Columbus, Ohio 43206 614-763-0036; Fax 614-763-0050 |
The source for home hospice and palliative care. |
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Mid-Ohio Board for an Independent Living Environment (MOBILE) 690 S. High
St. Columbus, OH 43206 Website; www.mobileonline.org |
The Mid-Ohio Board for an Independent Living Environment (MOBILE) is a non-profit Center for Independent Living directed by persons with disabilities. MOBILE was founded on principles that affirm the right of persons with disabilities to live their lives with a full measure of liberty and human dignity. MOBILE's mission is:
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| Ohio
Family and Children First WEBSITE; http://www.fcf.ohio.gov |
Ohio's commitments to child well-being are:
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CONTACT US If you have not found the information you need from either the Health Topics page noted above, or from the preceding categories of Frequently Asked Questions, please call us at 1-800-311-3435, or send us your inquiry by clicking here: http://www.cdc.gov/netinfo.htm . Website: http://www.cdc.gov/index.htm
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CDC is committed to achieving true improvements in people’s health. To do this, the agency is defining specific health impact goals to prioritize and focus its work and investments and measure progress. Healthy People in Every Stage of Life All people, and especially those at greater risk of health disparities, will achieve their optimal lifespan with the best possible quality of health in every stage of life. |
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| CENTRAL OHIO POSION CENTER Nationwide
Children's Hospital
Poison Emergency Hotline: 1-800-222-1222 |
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MGA Member National Guardianship Association
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The program is designed to serve
the severely mentally disabled individuals that have been judged
incompetent by the Probate Court. The program offers guardianship of the person only, and will not offer guardianship of the estate. This program will however assist in the facilitation of a payee or guardian of estate when necessary. |
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TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 614-258-8222
614-238-9488
614-272-9977
614-481-0388
Franklin Transportation Resource 614-781-9444
614-892-2488
614-253-7948
614-856-1000
614-228-1832 |
Arrowlink Transportation (Arrowlink needs a medical necessity form which they will fax to physician in order to bill Medicaid for medical appts.) Access Transit Co, (needs a medical necessity form which they will fax to physician in order to bill Medicaid for medical appts.)
Bobcat Cab Services (Contracts through JFS (462-6622) and Senior Options (462-6200))
Franklin Transportation Resource (Wheelchair only to bill Medicaid)
GL Transportation (wheelchair only to bill Medicaid)
Transportation Resources Inc. (wheelchair only to bill Medicaid
Urban Express Transportation (uses COTA vouchers only- COTA: 228-1832) |
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Central Ohio Diabetes Association NEWS 1100 Dennison Ave, Columbus, Oh. 43201 614-884-4400 office
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Diabetes Association helps Central Ohioans with diabetes to detect their condition, prevent onset and complications, and learn to live well with the challenge of diabetes. The Central Ohio Diabetes Association is an independent nonprofit organization providing services to people with diabetes in Central Ohio regardless of their ability to pay. |
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Prevent Blindness Ohio Vision Care Outreach Coordinator 1500 W. Third Ave #200 Columbus, OH 43212 614-464-2020 Outside the 614 area code: 1-800-301-2020 |
Through a unique partnership with Vision Service Plan, Prevent Blindness Ohio offers free eye care and eye wear through a program called Sight For Students. Children who are in need of eye care are identified by individuals in a network of partners (schools, local health departments, day care centers, Head Starts, etc.) across Ohio. These children must meet eligibility guidelines, and an application must be completed and submitted. Prevent Blindness Ohio then serves as a liaison, and screens all applications. Then, a voucher for eye care services is issued to the child in need. The child’s family can make an appointment with any Vision Service Plan doctor. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Cancer Support Community of Central Ohio 10330 Sawmill Parkway, Suite 600 Powell, Ohio 43065
Click to view website below; http://www.cancersupportcommunity.org
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The Wellness Community - Columbus Welcome to the Wellness Community of Greater
Columbus. |
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| Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio (DSACO) 510 E. North
Broadway, 4th floor |
Since 1972, the Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio (DSACO) USA has maintained a network of individuals with Down syndrome, parents, professionals and health care providers working together to ensure our mission that all individuals with Down syndrome are given the opportunity to achieve their potential. We believe that families of individuals with Down syndrome have the responsibility to educate themselves about Down syndrome and the right to easy access to the necessary information. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
THE AMERICAN BREAST CANCER FOUNDATION (877) KEY-2-LIFE (1-877-539-2543) CLICK BELOW TO VIEW WEBSITE; |
This organizations believes that all women regardless of age, race or financial status, should have access to all preventive measures concerning breast cancer. Mission includes arranging patient and family access to treatment and support services. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
BREASTCANCER.ORG Click below to view website; |
A not-for-profit site describing morning and emotional aspects of breast cancer and offering information and support. On-line chats are moderated by medical experts. E-mail updates are available upon request. Past names of this organization include www.ibreat.com and www.ibreast.org, both of which link to this site. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Partners in Active Living -Peer Center North
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Partners in Active Living is a non-profit organization run by and for people who live with mental illness. We believe that peer support - mutual support - is the idea behind all of our programs, from one-on-one support, activity groups, and social events to educational opportunities. Partners in Active Living employs mental health consumers -people who have lived through mental illness - to provide non-professional support to other consumers in addition to the professional services they receive elsewhere. Partners is the only consumer-run agency in Franklin County and does not offer psychiatric care, counseling or case-management services, but friends and role models for recovery: people who have learned to live a life with mental illness, and not a life dominated by it. |
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Center for Child & Family Advocacy Mission - Our mission
is to foster a safe community by breaking the cycle of violence
through coordinated, comprehensive services in the treatment and
prevention of child abuse and domestic violence. You will be our first Priority You will be treated with Respect and dignity You will have an Opportunity to change You will Mend and heal You will have Input into the care you receive You will be Safe
You will receive Excellent service
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| Arthritis Foundation, Central
Ohio Chapter 3740 Ridge Mill Rd. Hilliard, OH 43026 Phone: (614) 876-8200 Toll Free: 1-888-382-4673 Website: www.arthritis.org |
Business Hours: Monday – Friday (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) Appointment? No Provides educational programs; home assessments; equipment loans; referral services; lending library; special events and support groups. |
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| Central Ohio Lions Eye Bank To contact the Central Ohio Lions Eye Bank:
We look forward to hearing from you! |
The Mission of the Central Ohio Lions Eye Bank is to restore, improve, and preserve vision by connecting eye donors and transplant recipients, educating physicians, and enhancing research through quality eye banking services. Thanks
to Our Community the Central Ohio Lions Eye Bank has been
able to provide 10,000 corneas for transplantation since its founding
in 1973. The goal of advancing eye care through research
and medical education is also addressed in eye research labs and
through residency training for physicians who will become eye
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OHIO Parent Information Network Ohio Department of Education Phone: 614-466-0224 Click below to view Website |
The Ohio Parent Information Network (OH-PIN) is funded and managed by the Head Start State Collaboration Office and administered by the Ohio Department of Education, the Center for Students, Families and Communities, the Office of Early Learning and School Readiness. The Head Start Collaboration Office is funded by a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The purpose of the office is to coordinate federal, state and local policy to support an efficient and effective early care and education system. The office promotes and facilitates professional development and collaborative activities with key state departments, early childhood agencies, associations and advocacy groups. The purpose of the OHIO Parent Information Network is to provide essential information to Ohio parents on early education and care issues through this Web site. |
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| The National Center of Medical Home Initiatives for Children with Special Needs Ohio Medical Home Contact: Name: Rosemary
Feka, RN - Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps http://www.medicalhomeinfo.org/about/index.html
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Mission Goal Through the National Center, physicians, parents, administrators, and other health care professionals have access to educational, resource, and advocacy materials, guidelines for care, evaluation tools, and technical assistance. |
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Columbus Chapter of the National Stuttering Association Columbus: Karen Iaovetta, (614-431-0207), mjohnson@copper.net
Feel free to call or e-mail for information and directions. |
Who
We are We are a support group geared toward attracting new people. While many chapter members are undergoing or have completed formal speech therapy programs, the NSA is not a therapy group and talking is voluntary. NSA meetings are a safe place to take risks; to try out new communiction behaviors; share feelings, and be open about our speech and our lives as people who stutter.
The NSA has more than 70 local support group chapters all over the United States. The purpose of local chapters is to provide connections and support for people who stutter and their families. Local support groups come in 3 varieties: NSAKids groups are designed for young children who stutter and their parents. This is a new program for the NSA, and several NSAKids groups are just getting started around the country. TWiST (Teens Who Stutter) groups are designed for teenagers who stutter and their families. Teen groups help adolescents who stutter meet others who have faced similar challenges in their lives. ADULT chapters are designed for adults who stutter and their families. The Adult chapters form one of the core programs of the NSA. |
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| Tourette
Syndrome Association of Ohio WEBSITE; www.tsaohio.org |
The
Tourette Syndrome Association of Ohio is a non-profit organization
whose membership includes individuals with The
Mission of our organization is to support the needs of families
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OCCH Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing Partnerships at Work Contact Us For more information on the Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing and the programs we offer, you may contact
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Welcome to OCCH The Ohio Capital Corporation
for Housing (OCCH) is an independent, nonprofit, corporation based
in Columbus, Ohio. Our mission is to cause the construction, rehabilitation
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The International Dyslexia Association Promoting literacy through research, education, and advocacy. Founded in Memory of Samuel T. Orion Central Ohio Branch of IDA (COBIDA)
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OACCA Ohio Association of Child Caring Agencies 50 West Broad Street Suite 1900 Columbus, Ohio 43215 P: 614.461.0014 F: 614.228.7004 http://www.oacca.org/contact.php
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The Ohio Association of Child Caring Agencies (OACCA) is a statewide association of private and public agencies that provide a wide array of services to children and families across the state. Association members provide services to thousands of children and families annually, allowing them to achieve and maintain independence and productivity. Some of the services our members provide include:
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| The 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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Family Support and Respite Service 1021 Checkrein Ave Columbus, Ohio 43209 614-844-5847 fax 614-844-5916
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Health Buckeye.org Health Information for Central Ohio
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Welcome to the HealhyBuckeye.org . This website was created to provide free and useful health information for you and your family, and alert you to available health resources in central Ohio and Columbus. This site is sponsored by COHI - The Council on Health Information. COHI's member organizations want you and your family to be "Healthy Buckeyes" as well, so check back soon to see new topics and useful health tips. |
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Anorexia Resources
Center for Balanced Living They are located at 445 E. Granville Rd. Worthington, Ohio. Phone number is 614-293-9550. Website is www.centerforeatingdisorders
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Treatment Model: Multi-dimensional treatment at all levels of care. Individual therapy, group therapy, therapeutic meals/snacks, nutritional counseling, family therapy, medication management, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Interpersonal modalities The Center for Eating Disorders & Psychotherapy treats Anorexia and Bulimia; males and females, children, adolescents, and adults. They also work with Athletes and Compulsive Exercisers, Food Addiction, Binge Eating Disorder, Obesity, Night Eating Syndrome, Compulsive Overeating and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Treating Eating Disorders Since the Year: 2001 Payment Options: Cash/Check, Credit Cards, Insurance, Medicare, Sliding Scale The Center for Balanced Living opened as The Center for Eating Disorders & Psychotherapy on February 1, 2001 as the only organization that provides comprehensive outpatient treatment, research and prevention services that specialize in eating disorders in Central Ohio. The Center collaborates with community and national organizations on education/prevention projects and initiatives. These organizations include The Ohio State University, the new community-wide task |
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| Mid-Ohio
Board for Independent Living Environment MOBILE Equipment Loan Program |
MOBILE's Peer Support Network provides an organized system of help, resources and advice by and for people with disabilities. Individuals needing assistance in overcoming barriers to independent living, obtaining services, as well as undertaking routine tasks are matched with individuals with common interests and/or experience. In addition to providing a network of people with disabilities, various activities are hosted through the year to develop a community of people with disabilities. Contact MOBILE if you are interested in using the equipment offered. MOBILE Equipment Loan Program |
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National Association of Counties Prescription
Drug Discount Card Program
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The NACo Prescription Drug Discount Card program was designed for your uninsured and underinsured county residents. Through a partnership with Caremark, this simple discount card can save an average of 20% off the full retail cost of prescription medication. Here are the key factors that make it a great program;
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Franklin County Residential Services, Inc. http://www.fcres.com/index.html 1021 Checkerin Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43229-1106 Phone 614.844.3800 fax 614.844.5913 |
Franklin County Residential Services, Inc. (FCRS) is a private not-for-profit agency that provides temporary and long-term residential options for individuals with mental retardation and developmental disabilities. FCRS also is a funding source for families who have their special needs family member at home on a full-time basis. Franklin County Residential Services, Inc. has a Board of Trustees that plans, develops, and monitors its programs. Franklin County Residential Services, Inc. offers a variety of programs from in-home and out-of-home respite and emergency care services, to long-term residential services including small group living (4 individuals per home) and supported living (1 to 3 individuals who reside in apartments, condominiums, and single family homes). Also, Family Resources, a state-funding source to assist families in keeping their family members with mental retardation and developmental disabilities at home, is administered to eligible families through Franklin County Residential Services, Inc. |
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Speech Language Pathology & Occupational Therapy http://www.specializedspeech.com/index.html 8425 Pulsar
Place Phone: |
OUR MISSION STATEMENT Our mission is to help improve our patient's swallowing, communication, and daily living skills in order to maximize his or her quality of life. Specialized Speech Technologies, Inc. (SSTI) provides comprehensive assessments and treatment plans which target areas which include Myofunctional or Tongue Thrust Disorders, Articulation or Speech Delays and/or Disorders, Expressive/Receptive Language Delays and/or Disorders. Daily Living Skills, Gross and Fine Motor Delays, Handwriting Difficulties, Sensory Integration Needs, and Assistive Technology Strategies. SSTI also offers Hearing Screenings and Customized Seminars |
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MORPC - Mid Ohio Regional Planning Commission
111 Liberty Street,
Suite 100 • Columbus • Ohio 43215 • 614.228.2663 • Fax 614.228.1904
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Homeownership MORPC offers a HUD-approved homeownership counseling program. Open to income-eligible, first-time homebuyers, the Homeownership Counseling Program offers free guidance and training that will teach you the secrets behind successful, lifetime homeownership. Begin preparing yourself today!
Foreclosure and Mortgage Assistance If you can't make your mortgage payment, call for an appointment with a MORPC housing counselor (614) 233-4177 or email homeownership@morpc.org . Foreclosure Prevention Brochure The NeighborWorks Center for Homeownership Education and Counseling (NCHEC) is pleased to share with you the scripts that Federal agencies are using to respond to inquiries from consumers interested in participating in the program ( click here ).
Housing Rehab
Through funding by multiple agencies, MORPC assists low- and moderate-income families with homes repairs. Program eligibility requirements are based on total household income, ownership of the home, and area of residency. For more information, call (614) 233-4171 or contact us by e-mail.
CHIP Programs For more information
contact
Housing Advisory Board For more information contact
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