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Putnam County The
County Resource Directory Click this link: http://www.putnamCountyOhio.com/ |
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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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Area Agency
on Aging, PSA3 1-800-653-7723 |
Plan, coordinate and advocate for the development and delivery of services for older adults, families and the community. Through leadership, funding and education, the COAAA supports individual choice, independence and dignity. | |
Ombudsman 1-800-653-7778 |
The Long Term Care Ombudsman Program (LTCOP) provides a voice for consumers of long-term care services in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, adult care facilities, adult foster homes, county homes and in private residences. Ombudsman staff seek to identify, verify and resolve concerns regarding quality of life and quality of care in the above settings. |
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Putnam County
Department of Job and Family Services 1-800-998-5332 |
The Putnam County Department of Job & Family Services is the mandated agency responsible for providing protective services for those adults over age 60 at risk of abuse, neglect, self-neglect, or exploitation. Any referral of an adult at risk will be investigated by a social service worker. This worker will work with the adult, family and neighbors to eliminate any risk and provide services for the adult to remain safely in their home. If the adult is found to be incapacitated and unable to remain in their home safely, then the social service worker will work with the adult to determine the least restrictive setting and, if necessary, petition the probate court for assistance in protecting the incapacitated adult. Public children's services
agencies are required to investigate and assess reports of child
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The golden buckeye website; www.aging.ohio.gov/goldenbuckeye |
More than two million Ohioans are eligible for the Golden Buckeye card, honored at 20,000 businesses statewide. Golden Buckeye cardholders have saved an estimated $2 billion since 1976. All Ohioans age 60 or older, as well as adults age 18-59 who have disabilities as defined by Social Security, are eligible for a free Golden Buckeye card. |
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Pathways
Counseling Center 1-877-880-4300 Toll free |
Mental health counseling and substance abuse counseling. |
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| Putnam County Crime Victim Services 338 E. Third Street Ottawa , Ohio 45875 419-523-1111 Phone 419-523-3900 Fax 1-877-CRISIS-1 |
Provides ten core services: 1. 24 Hour crisis sexual assault and hospital response. 2. Domestic Violence 24 hour crisis line and shelter. 3. Victims rights and hearing notification. 4. Court advocacy and victim impact statements. 5. Assistance with compensation from Ohio criminal fines, restitution from the offender and emergency financial assistance. 6. Crisis counseling & referral. 7. Victim offender mediation. 8. Victim impact panels. 9. Victim ministry. 10. Education. |
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| Putnam County Board of DD 7989 State Route 108 Ottawa , OH 45875 419-876-3944 Phone 419-876-3945 Fax |
The Putnam County Board of DD offers services and
programs to benefit adults and children with mental retardation and
developmental disabilities. Children's Services Adult Services Community Resources Contracted Services Support Services |
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| Putnam County American Red Cross Located in the Annex Building 336 E. Main PO Box 470 Ottawa , OH 45875 419-523-4810 Phone |
Disaster Services, Health & Safety, Blood Program, Service to the Military. The American Red Cross provides disaster relief services, coordinates local blood donor programs, and assists military families in connecting with their loved ones serving our country. |
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| West Ohio Food Bank 1380 East Kibby Street Lima , OH 45804-3127 419-222-7946 |
Food bank. |
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| Salvation Army the: Corps Community Center 301 Center St Findlay , OH 45840 419-422-8238 Phone |
Products & Services: The Bible, Health Services, Addiction, Dependency, Worship Services, Prayer Services, Social Work, Church Services, Emergency Response, Family Tracing, Women's Ministries |
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United Way
of Putnam County PO Box 472 |
Emergency food and shelter, crisis assistance and referral source. |
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| Putnam County Health Department 256 Williamstown Rd. P.O. Box 330 Ottawa , OH 45875 419-523-5608 Phone 419-523-4171 Fax Hours 830-430 M-F |
TB skin testing, Flu and tetanus immunizations, Bureau for Children w/Medical Handicaps, Immunizations, Help Me Grow , Food service program, Migrant school nursing, Senior fitness program, School health nursing, Car seat program, Vital statistics, water testing. |
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First Call
for Help NWO |
Food, clothing and housing . Depression and suicidal thoughts . M edical care, including pregnancy . Sexual abuse or rape . Legal assistance and victim services . Alcohol and drug abuse . Employment, training and financial aid . Mental illness . Self-help support groups . Outpatient Psych Services . Teen Line Support Group . | |
| Lutheran Social Services 115 E. Lima Street Findlay , OH 45840 419-422-7917 Phone 419-425-4328 Fax Monday-Friday 9-5 Evenings by appointment Weekends by appointment |
Services Provided: Adoption, Emergency Food Pantry, Family Life Education, Let Me Grow In Peace and Serve The Lord, Market Basket, Mental Health Counseling for individuals, Family and Groups, Services to Congregations, Team Challenge-Asset Building for Professionals, Youth. Unplanned Pregnancy Consultation, Volunteer Opportunities. |
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RX for Ohio website; |
RxforOhio is a program that connects qualified, low-income people with discount prescription drugs, direct from the pharmaceutical manufacturer | |
Bridge Home Health & Hospice Bob Westphal, Manager 15100 Birchaven Lane Findlay, Ohio 45840-1324 Phone; 419/423-5351 FAX: 419/423-8967 click below to view website; |
OUR MISSION The Hospice
Alliance of Ohio is an association
HAO Member Programs Offer
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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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!Challenged Champions Equestrian Center Program Director: Laura Luginbill 419-456-3449 H / 419-384-3255 W pgslaura@q1.net 11913 Vounty Road 6 Ottawa, Ohio
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Therapeutic Riding for Individuals with Disabilities Founded in 1997, Challenged Champions is a therapeutic horseback riding program. The mission of Challenged Champions Equestrian Center, Inc. is to support people with special needs, from early childhood through adulthood. Opportunities are provided through horseback riding and other horse related activities that promote physical, emotional and mental development. Challenged Champions is a cooperative effort through Hancock and Putnam counties, which includes trained personnel and community volunteers. |
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Crime Victim Services http://www.crimevictimservices.org/ 338 E. Third Street
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Crime Victim Services' (CVS) mission is to help victims
prevail over the trauma of their victimization by assisting and advocating
for safety, healing, justice, and restitution.
Since 1981, CVS has recognized that crime is not just breaking the law, but people are broken. CVS advocates for each victims' interest:
to have emotionally healing assistance such as crisis counseling, spiritual ministry, speak on victim impact panels, support groups, victim offender dialogue, 24-hour crisis line, employer and creditor intervention, accompaniment to court and interviews, advocacy for social services, etc. to participate in the justice process by attending hearings, providing input, and receiving case information; and to receive money from offender restitution, from Ohio’s Victim Compensation Program, and from CVS emergency assistance. Services are free, and CVS is a United Way program of Greater Lima and Putnam County, Ohio.
Domestic violence victims
in Putnam County and victims of sexual assault in Allen and Putnam
Counties, (toll-free 1-87-STOP-RAPE) and; Victims assisted include such crimes as: homicide, drunk driving, personal and business robbery, rape, domestic violence, home burglary, assault, stalking, arson, shooting, theft and fraud, vandalism, and juvenile sexual and physical assaults. About 4,000 victims are helped every year. |
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Big Brothers & Big Sisters Northwestern Ohio Four Sea Gate. Suite 660 Toledo, Ohio 43604 (419) 243-4600 (888) 393-2767 |
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Putnam County OSU Extension Office 124 Putnam Pkwy PO Box 189 Ottawa, Oh 45875 Ph. 419-523-6294 Fax: 419-523-3192 http://putnam.osu.edu/contact-us
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OSU Extension is a dynamic educational entity that partners with individuals, families, communities, business and industry, and organizations to strengthen the lives of Ohioans. As Extension educations, we:
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