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Morrow
County
The
County Resource Directory
provides a self-service database of agencies
and programs serving County residents.
Click this link: http://www.morrowCounty.info/
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The
Ohio Benefit Bank
Neighbors
helping neighbors
1-800-648-1176
www.ohiobenefits.org
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Trained
counselors are available where you live, work, play, and pray. Call
today to check your eligibility and find a site near you:
- Prescription Assistance
- Access to Tax Credits
- Food Assistance
- Medical Coverage
- Assistance with utilities
- And other community supports
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Ohio
Association of Community Action Agencies
Community
Action Partnership
Helping
People. Changing Lives.
http://www.oacaa.org/directory.html
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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. |
Social
Welfare Services
Find
social and welfare services in your area by entering your zip code
at this web site:
http://www.socialwelfareservices.org/Ohio/
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ActivStyle
1-800-651-6223,
x526
http://www.activstyle.com/
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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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Legal
Services Corporation
www.lsc.gov
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Our
Mission: To promote equal access to justice in our Nation and to
provide high quality civil legal assistance to low-income persons.
For
Morrow County:
Ohio State Legal Services
Association
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
(800) 589-5888
www.oslsa.org
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Department of Human Services
Morrow County Dept. of Human Services
27 West High St
Mount Gilead
419-947-9111 |
Assistance with health care,
food stamps, Financial assistance, food stamps, Shelter and transportation
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Bureau of services for Visually Impaired
2281 Village Mall Dr. , Suite A
Mansfield
419-747-3040 |
Provides vocational rehabilitation, consultation and
counseling to persons with a visual disability. |
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
2281 Village Mall Drive , Suite A
Mansfield
419-747-3000 |
Provides vocational rehabilitation,personal care assistance,consultation
services, and small business opportunities to persons with a disability.
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Crisis Intervention/Mental Health Services
Central Ohio Mental Health Center
950 Meadow Dr. Suite A
Mt. Gilead
419-947-4560 |
Crisis prevention and intervention for drug abuse
and mental health services. |
Child Care Choices
PO Box 246
Galion |
Maintain a database of certified family care homes,licensed
centers,child care programs and head start programs. Provides training
and technical assistance for child care providers. |
Del-Mor Dwellings Corp,
PO Box 1495
Delaware
740-363-5562 |
Provides affordable housing assistance to eligible
low-income disabled persons. |
Ombudsman
P.o Box 1978 Mansfield, Ohio 44901 1-800-860-5799 or 419-524-4144
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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. |
Domestic Violence
The Domestic Violence Shelter
PO BOX 1524
Mansfield |
Services are for families
with children determined to be at risk of abuse and neglect. |
Information & Referral
Family Information Network
5661 Twp. RD 103
Mt. Gilead
419-946-9431 |
Statewide parent-to-parent network that provides information
and support to families with babies and young children who have developmental
challenges and/or disabilities, so they can attain a quality of life
that reflects their hopes and dreams. |
Information & Referral
Hospice Of Morrow County
PO Box 86
Mt. Gilead
419-946-9822 |
Its primary goal is to help relieve the physical symptoms
experienced by those with a terminal illness while providing the emotional,
psychological and spiritual support that these patients and their
families need. |
Salvation Army Service Unit
27 W. High St.
Mt. Gilead
419-947-9111 |
Provides for local emergencies and needs not met by
another agency. e.g. one nights lodging,limited funds for utility,rent,prescriptions,grocery,gas
and taxable items. Individuals limited to two vouchers per year. |
Morrow County Council on Alchohol and Drugs
950 Meadow Drive , Suite C
Mt. Gilead
419-947-4055 |
Prevention Services,School based programs,Outpatient
substance abuse treatment, case management services. |
Developmental Disabilities
Morrow County Board of DD
406 Bank ST .
Mt. Gilead
419-947-7045 |
County agency providing supports
to children and adults who have mental retardation or developmental
disabilities |
Morrow County Health Department
48 E. High St .
Mt. Gilead
419-947-1545 |
The health department performs
food licensing and food inspection, vaccination programs, free STD
and AIDS tests, and other medical assistance. |
Society for Crippled Children and Adults
PO Box 222
Mt. Gilead
419-362-5112 |
Provides loan pool of health care equipment and assists
with buying personal health care equipment (physician ordered). Speech
and hearing clinics on Tuesdays at Morrow County Hospital. |
WIC Services of Morrow County
871 W. Marion Rd.Suite 202
Mt. Gilead
419-947-8010 |
Provides nutritious foods,nutrition education and
breast feeding,support to pregnant,post partum and breast feeding
women,infants and children up to age 5. |
Morrow County Services for Older Citizens
41 W. Center St.
Mt. Gilead |
Provides lunches at the center or delivered. Escort/transportation
assistance to help with shopping or errands. Legal advice through
legal aid society.Sign up center for heap and golden buckeye programs.Program
to help those over 60 with homemaking. |
Morrow Metropolitan Housing Authority
81 N. Rich St .
Mt. Gilead
419-946-5789 |
Their programs provide assistance
to low and moderate income families and individuals |
Ohio Heartland Head Start
528 W. Marion Rd.
Mt. Gilead
419-946-2009 |
Provides low income and/or children with disabilities
ages 3-5 with home-based and center-based pre-school activities which
include components in education,parent involvement,social services,health
and disabilities. |
| Rx for Ohio Website; http://www.rxforohio.org/who/ |
RxforOhio is a program that connects qualified, low-income
people with discount prescription drugs, direct from the pharmaceutical
manufacturer. |
Bridges
No Limits
Outreach Center
4046 Township
Rd. 246
PO Box 123
Edison, OH
43320
Ph:
419-946-5900 Contact:
Eva |
BRIDGES
is a 10-15 week educational program taught by consumers to consumers
about crucial issues regarding Recovery.
BRIDGES
helps people deal with facts and feelings that emerge around the
experience of Recovering from mental illnesses. This program educates
consumers about what the various mental illnesses are and about
the various medications that treat them. BRIDGES also teaches consumers
about communication, assertiveness and problem solving. BRIDGES
helps consumers learn to advocate for themselves, explore health
and spirituality, and be empowered to move forward with their lives. |
| Recovery
& Prevention Resources of Delaware and Morrow Counties
950 Meadow Drive
Suite C
Mount Gilead, OH 43338-1055
Phone: (419) 947-4055
Fax: (419) 947-4285
http://www.rprdm.org/newsandupdates.asp
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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. |
Help
Line
Of Delaware
& Morrow Counties, Inc.
Empowering
people with knowledge, support, and resources
Delaware
County Community Calendar Morrow
County Community Calendar
Information and/or Help
with a Problem
24 hours a day
Free Confidential
Call 740-369-3316 or 419-947-2520
or just dial 2-1-1
CLICK HERE
TO SEE WEBSITE; http://www.helplinedelmor.org/index.htm |
What
is HelpLine? HelpLine is
a private, non-profit organization which provides Delaware and Morrow
Counties with....
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Telephone
crisis management services, 24 hours a day
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Community
information and referrals to needed services
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Prevention,
training, and education activities
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Sexual Assault
Response Network
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Consumer
development and advocacy for people with psychiatric disabilities
and their families
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Volunteer
recruitment, screening, and referral through CONNECTIONS, The
Delaware County Volunteer Center
HelpLine
was formerly Help Anonymous serving Delaware County since 1972 and
HopeLine serving Morrow County since 1980. HelpLine is
a provider agency of the Delaware-Morrow Mental Health & Recovery
Services Board, a member of the United Ways of Delaware and Morrow
Counties, partially funded by the Council For Older Adults, the
Crime Victim's Assistance Office, and private donations. HelpLine
is certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health. HelpLine
is accredited by the American Association of Suicidology and by
the National Alliance of Information & Referral Systems.
HelpLine is an equal opportunity employer/provider.
In accordance
with the Internal Revenue Service, HelpLine's form 990 is
available for public inspection.
What
are our services?
Crisis Hotline, Information & Referral, Prevention-Training-Education,
Sexual Assault Response Network, Consumer Development & Advocacy
Crisis
Hotline: When you are...
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feeling
down and blue
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grieving
a loss
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being abused,
emotionally or physically
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feeling
lonely
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having a
relationship problem
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unable to
cope, perhaps thinking of suicide
Talk with
one of our caring crisis workers. They are professionally
trained, certified in listening, and knowledgeable of area resources.
All calls are free and confidential.
Information
and Referral: When you need a phone number, assistance
with financial concerns, or details about....
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counseling
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civic and
government organizations
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education
and health services
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legal rights
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crime victim
service linkage
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how to get
involved if you are a new resident
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volunteer
opportunities through CONNECTIONS
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any community
service
Hundreds
of resources are available to you 24 hours a day by phone.
A handbook or disk of resources is available. HelpLine maintains
a database of 750 organizations and services.
Prevention,
Training, and Education: Designed to promote healthy
lifestyles....
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child assault
prevention
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suicide
& depression prevention
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sexual violence
& sexual harassment prevention
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hotline
paraprofessional training
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survivors
of suicide support group
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parent,
communication & other skill training
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customized
presentations to meet your needs!
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health fairs
& other community events
Sexual
Assault Crisis & Support Services: to help with
a survivor's healing by providing...
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hotline
or in-person crisis intervention
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individual
support at hospitals and law enforcement agencies 24 hours per
day
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survivors
of sexual assault support groups
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empathetic
listening
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follow-up
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linkage
to other services
Consumer
Development & Advocacy: To empower and facilitate
recovery for people with psychiatric disabilities and their families
by providing linkages to...
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consumer
operated projects
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peer support
& self advocacy
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community
resources
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funding
& grant information
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SOCIETY FOR
EQUAL ACCESS
821 ANOLA AVE STE B
DOVER, OH 44622
DANIEL CONRAD, EXE DIR
(330) 343-3668 VOICE
(330) 602-4515 TTY
(330) 343-3721 FAX
Web: http://www.tusco.net/ilc/home.html
Email: ilc@tusco.net
Independent Living Centers
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Independent Living Centers work to integrate persons
with severe handicaps into the mainstream of life. These centers offer
services that will assist persons to live more independently. Many
centers provide the following services: Information and Referral,
Housing Information, Attendant Care Referral, Transportation Information,
Independent Living Skills, Social and Support Activities, Peer Counseling,
Public Education, and Individual and Systems Advocacy |
Morrow
County Veterans Services
Veterans Serving Veterans
http://www.morrowcountyveterans.com
Transportation
Financial
Assistance
Applying
for Financial Asst.
Claims
Medical
Benefits
Our
Staff
Burial
Brick
Application
High
School Diploma
Honor
Flight
VA
Links
Service
Organizations
Morrow
County Veterans Service Commission
DD214
& Medals Request
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Mission Statement
"In
appreciation for the sacrifices Morrow County Veterans have made
to protect and preserve the American Way, the Morrow County Veterans
Services Commission through the Office of Veterans Services, pledges
to dedicate its time and services to providing timely, emergency
financial assistance and be a professional,
supportive VA benefit advocacy for all Morrow County Veterans who
have honorably served in the Armed Forces of the United States of
America and to their dependents."
Motto:
With Deeds, Not Words |
Turning
Point
http://www.turningpoint6.com/
Turning Point
P.O. Box 822
Marion, Ohio 43302
Phone: 1-800-232-6505 or (740) 382-8988
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Shelter
Turning Point provides victims/survivors of domestic violence
and their children with safe, secure, temporary shelter in a comfortable
atmosphere. The shelter is designed to meet the victims' physical
needs by providing housing, food, clothing and personal items, as
well as their emotional needs through support services. The shelter
also features a designated room for male victims. Families are provided
with their own rooms with bathroom, while other areas such as the
living and dining room and kitchen are shared. The shelter is also
handicapped accessible.
Other Services available:
Food
Transportation
Individual and/or Group
Education
Victims' Rights Advocacy
Batterers' Treatment Program
Children's Program
Community Education
Onformation and Referral
Crisis Line |
Morrow
County Transportation Collaborative (MCTC)
http://www.morrowcounty.info/mctc/index.html
Office Hours: 8am - 4:30pm
Monday- Friday
Service Hours: 6am - 6pm weekends upon request
4565 County Road 9
Cardington, Ohio 43338
phone 419-864-3500
fax 419-864-3551 |
Working
together with other Morrow County Agencies to provide coordinated
transportation services for all our Morrow County residents.
Current rates are $40.00
per hour, or a mileage rate of $1.65 plus $12.50 per hour of wait
time. MCTC offers group rates for groups going out of town. Call
419-864-3500 for more information. |
American
Red Cross of Morrow County
http://morrowcounty.redcross.org/index1.htm
37 West Center Street
Mt. Gilead, Ohio 43338
419-946-2811 |
The Morrow
County Red Cross Chapter provides assistance to
people in need … free of charge … every single day !
The Red Cross, a humanitarian
organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter
and the fundamental principles of the International Red Cross Movement,
provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people prevent,
prepare for, and respond to emergencies. |
United
Way of Morrow County
http://www.morrowcounty.net/unitedway/index.htm
PO Box 84,
17 1/2 West High St.
Mt. Gilead, OH 43338
(419) 946-2821 |
Our mission
is to build bridges between people who want to help and people who
need help. We rely on our experienced volunteers, loyal donors,
effective member agencies and dedicated staff to help us realize
our mission.
United Way of Morrow
County is the human services leader whose vision is to improve people’s
lives. Our mission is to build bridges between people who want to
help and people who need help. We rely on our experienced volunteers,
loyal donors, effective member agencies and dedicated staff to help
us realize our mission.
About
Us : The volunteers, staff & board
members are the backbone of United Way of Morrow County. Learn how
each plays an important role in our work.
Agencies
: These are the
agencies we serve to bring needed services to our area |