The Roman Catholic
Diocese of Steubenville
Resource Directory
May, 2010
Table of Contents
Athens County................................................................................................................................. 9
Child Care ............................................................................................................................ 9
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Services...................................................................... 10
Education resources.......................................................................................................... 11
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 11
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 13
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 13
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 14
Housing ............................................................................................................................. 16
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 17
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 19
Pregnancy.......................................................................................................................... 20
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 20
Transportation .................................................................................................................. 20
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 21
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 21
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 23
Belmont County ............................................................................................................................ 25
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 25
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 25
Education resources.......................................................................................................... 26
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 26
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 26
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 27
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 27
Housing Assistance ........................................................................................................... 29
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 30
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 31
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 32
Transportation .................................................................................................................. 33
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 34
Veteran’s Services ............................................................................................................. 35
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Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 35
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 36
Carroll County ............................................................................................................................... 37
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 37
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 37
Education resources.......................................................................................................... 38
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 39
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 39
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 40
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 40
Housing Assistance ........................................................................................................... 41
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 41
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 43
Pregnancy.......................................................................................................................... 43
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 43
Transportation .................................................................................................................. 44
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 44
Veteran’s Services ............................................................................................................. 44
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 45
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 45
Gallia County ................................................................................................................................. 47
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 47
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 48
Education resources.......................................................................................................... 48
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 49
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 49
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 50
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 50
Housing Assistance ........................................................................................................... 51
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 51
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 52
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 53
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 53
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Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 54
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 54
Guernsey County........................................................................................................................... 56
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 56
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 56
Education resources.......................................................................................................... 57
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 57
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 57
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 58
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 58
Housing Assistance ........................................................................................................... 59
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 59
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 60
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 60
Transportation .................................................................................................................. 61
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 61
Veteran’s Services ............................................................................................................. 61
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 62
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 62
Harrison County ............................................................................................................................ 64
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 64
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 64
Education resources.......................................................................................................... 64
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 65
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 65
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 66
Financial services .............................................................................................................. 66
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 66
Housing Assistance ........................................................................................................... 67
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 67
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 67
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 68
Transportation .................................................................................................................. 68
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Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 68
Veteran’s Services ............................................................................................................. 69
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 69
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 69
Jefferson County ........................................................................................................................... 71
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 71
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 71
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 72
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 72
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 73
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 73
Housing Assistance ........................................................................................................... 74
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 75
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 75
Pregnancy.......................................................................................................................... 76
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 76
Transportation .................................................................................................................. 76
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 77
Veteran’s Services ............................................................................................................. 77
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 77
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 78
Lawrence County .......................................................................................................................... 79
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 79
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 79
Education resources.......................................................................................................... 79
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 80
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 80
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 80
Financial Services .............................................................................................................. 81
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 81
Housing Assistance ........................................................................................................... 81
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 82
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 82
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Pregnancy.......................................................................................................................... 83
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 83
Transportation .................................................................................................................. 83
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 83
Veteran’s Services ............................................................................................................. 83
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 84
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 84
Meigs County ................................................................................................................................ 86
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 86
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 86
Education resources.......................................................................................................... 87
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 87
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 87
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 87
Financial Services .............................................................................................................. 88
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 88
Housing Assistance ........................................................................................................... 88
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 89
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 89
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 90
Transportation .................................................................................................................. 90
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 90
Veteran’s Services ............................................................................................................. 91
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 91
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 91
Monroe County ............................................................................................................................. 93
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 93
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 93
Education resources.......................................................................................................... 94
Employment Services ........................................................................................................ 94
Emergency Services .......................................................................................................... 94
Family Services .................................................................................................................. 94
Food Assistance ................................................................................................................ 95
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Housing Assistance ........................................................................................................... 95
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................... 95
Legal Assistance ................................................................................................................ 96
Senior Services .................................................................................................................. 96
Transportation .................................................................................................................. 96
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................... 96
Veteran’s Services ............................................................................................................. 97
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................... 97
Substance Abuse and Mental Health ................................................................................ 97
Morgan County ............................................................................................................................. 99
Child Care .......................................................................................................................... 99
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources .................................................................. 99
Education resources........................................................................................................ 100
Employment Services ...................................................................................................... 100
Emergency Services ........................................................................................................ 100
Family Services ................................................................................................................ 100
Food Assistance .............................................................................................................. 101
Housing Assistance ......................................................................................................... 101
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................. 102
Legal Assistance .............................................................................................................. 102
Senior Services ................................................................................................................ 103
Transportation ................................................................................................................ 103
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................. 103
Veteran’s Services ........................................................................................................... 104
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................. 104
Substance Abuse and Mental Health .............................................................................. 105
Noble County .............................................................................................................................. 106
Child Care ........................................................................................................................ 106
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources ................................................................ 106
Education resources........................................................................................................ 107
Employment Services ...................................................................................................... 107
Emergency Services ........................................................................................................ 107
Family Services ................................................................................................................ 107
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Food Assistance .............................................................................................................. 108
Housing Assistance ......................................................................................................... 108
Legal Assistance .............................................................................................................. 108
Senior Services ................................................................................................................ 109
Transportation ................................................................................................................ 109
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................. 109
Veteran’s Services ........................................................................................................... 110
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................. 110
Substance Abuse and Mental Health .............................................................................. 110
Washington County .................................................................................................................... 112
Child Care ........................................................................................................................ 112
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources ................................................................ 112
Education resources........................................................................................................ 112
Employment Services ...................................................................................................... 113
Emergency Services ........................................................................................................ 113
Family Services ................................................................................................................ 113
Food Assistance .............................................................................................................. 114
Housing Assistance ......................................................................................................... 115
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.) .................................................................. 116
Legal Assistance .............................................................................................................. 117
Senior Services ................................................................................................................ 117
Transportation ................................................................................................................ 118
Utility Assistance ............................................................................................................. 118
Veteran’s Services ........................................................................................................... 119
Health/Medical Services ................................................................................................. 119
Substance Abuse and Mental Health .............................................................................. 121
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Athens County
Child Care
Athens AIDS Task Force
740-592-4397 OR 800-667-2323
18 North College Street
Athens, OH
If you have an emergency that is HIV-related, we may be able to help you pay for the
services you need (child care, baby food, diapers, etc.) on case by case basis.
Athens Child Care Directory
http://www.ohio.edu/hr/upload/Childcare_Directory.pdf
Contains information on what child care providers are available, their prices and locations.
Athens Community Center Child Care Programs
740-592-3325
701 E. State St.
Athens, OH
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Department of Job and Family Services
800-338-4484
184 N. Lancaster St.
Athens, OH
Provides child care referrals and payment assistance for income eligible families.
Friends and Neighbors Community Food Center
740- 667-0684
PO Box 26
Coolville, OH
Contact: Lisa Roberts
Provides children's programs
Healthy Child Care Ohio
Parks Hall
740-593-1700
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Athens, OH
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral under:
COAD Child Care Resource Network
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Ohio University Child Development Center
740-593-1819
Child Development Center, The Ridges, Ohio University
Athens, OH
Provides Child Care for children between the ages of 6 weeks and 5 years of faculty, staff and
students of Ohio University and children whose parents live in the community surrounding Ohio
University
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Services
Domestic Violence Hotline (local)
216-631-2275
Domestic Violence Network of Ohio
614-781-9651
4807 Evanswood Drive Suite 201
Columbus, OH 43229
www.odvn.org
The mission is to ensure the elimination of domestic violence by: providing technical assistance,
resources, information and training.
Eve Inc.
740-374-3111
PO Box 122
Marietta, OH
Emergency shelter, transitional housing, court advocacy, counseling, and referrals for
survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault.
My Sister's Place
740-594-8337 (Business) or 800-443-3402 (Crisis)
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P. O. Box 1158
Athens, OH 45701
Provides: emergency shelter; outreach appointments; support groups; court advocacy;
and public education programs. Must be at least 18 years old or an emancipated minor
and a victim of family violence. Call first for outreach appointment; no appointment
needed for shelter
Education resources
Athens County Adult Basic Literacy Education (ABLE)
740-797-1405
70 N. Plains Road
Athens, OH 45701
Provides GED preparation
Employment Services
ATCO/ Personnel Plus
740-592-6659
21 Campbell St.
Athens, OH 45701
www.seorf.ohiou.edu/~xx099/
Provides training & employment for handicapped
Bureau Services of Vocational Rehab
740-592-4411
86 Columbus Road
Athens, OH 45701
www.state.oh.us/rsc/
Services people with mild to severe disabilities
Career Connections
740-594-4941
35 Elliot Street
Athens, OH 45701
www.careerconnections.info
Permanent/Temporary job placement services
Dawson Works
740-341-7600
Gabriel /Logan Business Rd. Gate 2
Logan, OH
www.dawsoncareers.com
Permanent / Temporary job placement services
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Department of Job and Family Services
800-338-4484
184 N. Lancaster St.
Athens, OH
JFS directory: http://www3.irissoft.com/care/
I-Force
740-594-4725
490 Richland Avenue
Athens, OH 45701
www.iforceservices.com
Permanent/temporary job placement services
Integrated Service Systems Employment Training
304-295-0205
11 Graham Drive
Parkersburg, WV 26101
www.integratedservice.org
Provides employment services aimed at improving vocational skills
Kelly Services
304-295-0205
520 Grand Central Avenue
Parkersburg, WV 26101
www.kellyservices.com
Permanent/temporary job placement services
Mature Services
740-797-1405
70 N. Plains Rd.
The Plains, OH 45780
www.matureservices.com
Assists senior citizens with finding employment
Ticket to Work Program
866-968-7842
C/O Social Security Administration
Athens, OH 45701
www.yourtickettowork.com
Provides employment for persons on SSDI & SSI
The Work Station
740-797-1405
70 North Plains Road #C
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The Plains, OH 45780
www.athenscountygovernment.com
Provides free job and resume assistance
Emergency Services
Friends and Neighbors Community Food Center
740- 667-0684
PO Box 26
Coolville, OH
Provides emergency clothing to those in disaster situations and periodic community distributions
Red Cross of Athens County
740-593- 5273
100 S. May Ave.
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.athensohredcross.org/
Provides disaster relief including resources for those looking for loved ones after a disaster
Family Services
Athens County Head Start
740-592-1124
507 Richland Avenue,
Athens, OH
Athens County Help Me Grow
740-592-9080
P.O. Box 1046
Athens, OH 45701
Department of Job and Family Services
800-338-4484
184 N. Lancaster St.
Athens, OH
Women, Infants & Children
740-594-8143
315B West Union Street
Athens, OH
Provides: nutrition education; specific supplemental foods; breastfeeding support by a
certified lactation consultant; immunization screening; and health and social services
referrals.
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Food Assistance
Athens AIDS Task Force
740-592-4397 OR 800-667-2323
18 North College Street
Athens, OH
If you have an emergency that is HIV-related, we may be able to help you pay for the
services you need (home delivered meals, food vouchers, nutritional supplements, etc.) on case
by case basis.
Athens Church of Christ
740-593-7414
785 West Union Street
Athens, OH
Hours: M-F 9-5
Provides fresh food vouchers for referred needs and free meal each Tuesday evening 5:30 - 6:30
PM
Athens Community Church
740-592-0060
Melanie Aune
219-A Columbus Road,
Athens, OH 45701
Food Pantry open the next to the last Saturday of each month from 10:00-11:30 AM
Athens County Emergency Food Line
740-594-5465
Athens County Emergency Food Line provides linkage to most Athens County food
pantries for households or individuals needing a three day emergency supply of food.
Callers must provide the names of all the adults and number of children in the household.
Eligible callers will be referred to the closest food pantry. Food pantries generally limit
assistance to not more than once in a two month period.
Athens County Food Pantry
800-338-4484
Responds to emergency needs for food within Athens County, that cannot be met by other
established service agencies, by providing food boxes with a three day supply of food along with
vouchers which are redeemed locally to purchase perishables
Athens Friends Meeting
740-594-3185
12385 Bean Hollow Road
Athens, OH
Open to requests for financial assistance, temporary housing, food, counseling and
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spiritual guidance especially to residents in the Chauncey area.
Department of Job and Family Services
800-338-4484
184 N. Lancaster St.
Athens, OH
Operates several public assistance programs including Food Stamps.
Friends and Neighbors Community Food Center
740- 667-0684
PO Box 26
Coolville, OH
Provides soup kitchen, choice pantry
Glouster Community Center
740-767-3829
3 Front St.
Glouster, OH
Nelsonville Food Cupboard
740-753-3810
83 West Washington Street
Nelsonville, OH
Hours: M, W 1-3pm; T, F 5-7pm
Provides emergency food supplies for three days; available to Nelsonville area families
no more frequently than every two months. Appointment required.
Tri-County Community Action
740-592-6601
11100 State Rte. 550
Athens, OH
http://www.hapcap.org/
Provides emergency assistance and referrals
The Salvation Army
740-593-7082
1 Townsend Place
Athens, OH
The program can provide emergency assistance for food
St. Vincent DePaul Society
740-592-2711
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Southeastern Ohio Regional Food Center: A Division of Hocking-Athens-Perry Community
Action
740-385-6813
1005 C.I.C. Drive
Logan, OH 43138
United Campus Ministry
740-593-7301
18 North College Street
Athens, OH
Programs: Thursday Supper, a free weekly meal, held at 5:30 pm
Housing
Athens AIDS Task Force
740-592-4397
18 North College Street
Athens, OH
If you have an emergency that is HIV-related, we may be able to help you pay for the
services you need (rent, deposits, bills, etc.) on case by case basis.
Athens Friends Meeting
740-594-3185
12385 Bean Hollow Road
Athens, OH
Open to requests for financial assistance, temporary housing, food, counseling and
spiritual guidance especially to residents in the Chauncey area.
Athens Metro Housing
740-592-4481
10 Hope Drive
Athens, OH 45701
www.affordablehousingonline.com
Assist with cost of housing and placement
Community Action Agency
740-753-3062
40 St. Charles Street
Nelsonville, OH 45764
www.hapcap.org
Emergency home repairs and weatherization
Energy Services Section/Corp of Ohio App. Develop.
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Lane
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Athens, OH 45701
www.coadinc.org
Home weatherization program for people over 65 or low income
Habitat for Humanity
740-593-7166
PO Box 5556
Athens, OH
New home construction and home repair program. Call for eligibility requirements.
Salvation Army
740-593-7082
1 Townsend Place
Athens, OH
The program can provide emergency financial assistance; emergency shelter
Three Rivers Housing Corp.
740-797-7139
14 Cline Street
The Plains, OH 45780
Assists eligible persons with affordable housing services
Timothy House/Good Works
740-594-3333
Emergency homeless shelter.
Tri-County Community Action
740-592-6601
11100 State Rte. 550
Athens, OH
http://www.hapcap.org/
Emergency Shelter Program may provide rental assistance, home repair, and service
other housing needs.
USDA Rural Development
740-373-7113
418 Colegate Drive
Marietta, OH 45750
www.rurdev.usda.gov/oh.com
Loans to low income to purchase homes
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Appalachian Peoples Action Coalition
740-797-2608
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204 North Plains Road
The Plains, OH 45780
www.apac-ohio.com
Used furniture at affordable prices
Faith Believers Ministry
740-664-2057
8221 State Route 356
New Marshfield, OH 45766
Used furniture for families in need
Friends and Neighbors Community Food Center
740- 667-0684
PO Box 26
Coolville, OH
Provides clothing distribution, small home repairs , agricultural surplus distribution
Goodwill Industries
740-592-4105
743 D East State Street
Athens, OH 45701
www.goodwill.org
Used furniture, household and clothing at reasonable price
Goodworks Transformation Station
740-594-3333
P.O. Box 4
Athens, OH 45701
www.good-works.net
Provide household & other needs in exchange for work
New To You
740-592-1842
90 Columbus Road
Athens, OH 45701
Used house wares, furniture and clothing
Reuse Industries
740-594-5103
100 Columbus Rd
Athens, OH
Used household and furniture
www.reuseindustries.org
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Reuse Industries
740-698-8200
74815 U.S. Highway 50
Albany, OH
Used household and furniture
www.reuseindustries.org
The Salvation Army
740-593-7082
1 Townsend Place
Athens, OH
The program can provide emergency financial assistance; assistance with clothing
Legal Assistance
Athens Area Mediation Service
740-594-6169
8 North Court Street #408
Athens, OH
To provide mediation services and to educate the community about effective ways to
handle conflict. This includes self-referral; small claims cases within the Athens
Municipal Court; juvenile and domestic relations cases under the jurisdiction of the
Common Pleas Court; work place mediation for Ohio University and other employers;
and student and community mediations. Standard fee for mediation is $50.00, covering
up to 3 sessions. This may be reduced for those unable to pay.
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
www.oslsa.org
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-594-3558
490 Richland Avenue
Athens, OH
http://www.seols.org/athens/
Provides representation of low-income persons in civil matters
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The Work Station
740-1405
70 N Plains Road
The Plains, OH
Legal Consultation - Provides legal assistance involving issues of: employment, housing,
family law, record expungement or other areas of civil law.
Pregnancy
Pregnancy Resource Center of Athens County
740-592-4700
24-Hour Help-Line: 1-800-395-HELP
43A S. Court St.,
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.athenspregnancy.com/
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging 8
800-331-2644
1400 Pike Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.areaagency8.org
United Seniors of Athens County, Inc
740-594-3535
701 East State Street, Suite 101
Athens Ohio 45701
http://www.seorf.ohiou.edu/~xx102/
Services offered by USAC include Transportation, Adult Day Services, Supportive Services,
Socialization, Information & Referral, Health Assessment and Outreach.
Transportation
Athens Transit
740-592-2727
397 W. State St.
Athens, OH
Athens AIDS Task Force
740-592-4397
18 North College Street
Athens, OH
If you have an emergency that is HIV-related, we may be able to help you pay for the
services you need (bus passes, gas vouchers, etc.) on case by case basis.
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Neighbors Helping Neighbors of Athens County, Inc. Rein-CAR-nation Project
740-593-6877
PO Box 2268
Athens, OH
The project goal is to move the disadvantaged and welfare-dependent toward self-sufficiency
by giving individuals reliable cars that have been donated.
Utility Assistance
Athens Friends Meeting
740-594-3185
12385 Bean Hollow Road
Athens, OH
Open to requests for financial assistance, temporary housing, food, counseling and
spiritual guidance especially to residents in the Chauncey area.
Tri-County Community Action
740-592-6601
11100 State Rte. 550
Athens, OH
http://www.hapcap.org/
Home Energy Assistance Program helps with heating costs. Emergency utility assistance if shut
off is imminent. Weatherization services help reduce the cost of utilities.
The Salvation Army
740-593-7082
1 Townsend Place
Athens, OH
The program can provide emergency financial assistance; assistance with Columbia Gas (when
available) and propane gas
Health/Medical Services
Albany Family Medicine
740-698-1900
2364 Blizzard Lane
Albany, OH
Full family practice clinic. Accepts Medicaid.
Appalachian Community Health Services
740-594-4050
280 East State Street
P.O. Box 768
Athens, OH
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Hours: M-F 8-4
Provides homemaking and personal care services; companionship and respite care
Athens AIDS Task Force
740-592-4397
18 North College Street
Athens, OH
Provides physical and occupational therapy, home health aide, and homemaker services.
Athens Church of Christ
740-593-7414
785 West Union Street
Athens, OH
Hours: M-F 9-5
Provides prescription assistance (for references made by agencies)
Athens City - County Health Department
740-592-4431
278 West Union Street
Athens, OH
Provides: Immunization and TB testing clinics; eye clinic; genetics clinic; TB chest
clinic; ear, nose and throat clinic; cardiac clinic; plastic clinic; orthopedic clinic; litter
control and recycling; vital statistics; dental sealant program
Department of Job and Family Services Medicaid Program
800-338-4484
184 N. Lancaster St.
Athens, OH
Buckeye Home Health
740-594-3500
375 Richland Ave.
Athens, OH
Home health agency serving patients on the life continuum from birth to death.
Cardiopulmonary Care, Inc.
740-797-9041
9 Connett Road
The Plains, OH 45780
We provide all types of home medical equipment and oxygen to patients. The home
medical equipment includes: hospital beds, wheelchair commodes, bath equipment,
walkers, canes, crutches, etc. The oxygen includes: liquid, compressed gas cylinders and oxygen
concentrators. We also supply nebulizers, CPAP, BiPap and Apnea monitors. Medicaid accepted.
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Continuity of Care
740-992-2310
790 North Second Avenue
Middleport, OH 45760
Our service provides you with products you need: Oxygen and respiratory equipment,
wheelchairs, lift chairs and hospital beds, walkers, crutches, bathroom aids, orthotics
and prosthetics. Accepts Medicaid.
Friends and Neighbors Community Food Center
740- 667-0684
PO Box 26
Coolville, OH
Provides on-site nurse, food & medicine delivery
Well-Child Program
740-593-9801
055 Grosvenor Hall
Athens, OH
Provides access to child health care, including physicals, in the Pediatric Department of
the University Osteopathic Medical Center via the Medical Support Service Fund
(MSSF). MSSF covers the costs of health care visits to the pediatricians and of related
costs such as laboratory work and x-rays for income-eligible clients. The application
process requires documentation of one month's income, proof of identification, and birth
certificates for children.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Basset House
740-594-8108
PO Box 724
Athens, OH
Counseling & Psychological Services
740-593-1616
Ohio University
3rd Floor, Hudson Health Center
Athens, OH 45701
Havar Inc.
740-373-7175
416 3rd St
Marietta, OH
United States
Supported Living & Homemaker Care, Person Centered Planning, Passport Services, Service
Coordination, Day Programs, Children Services, Autism Resource Center
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Health Recovery Services
740-592-6720
100 Hospital Dr.
Athens, OH
Outpatient substance abuse treatment.
Tri-County Mental Health and Counseling Services, Inc
740-592-3091
90 Hospital Drive
Athens, OH
Available Services: Assessment, Counseling - Individual & group, Intensive outpatient
program (housed in Hocking County), Crisis Services, Evaluation and referral for
detox/hospitalization.
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Belmont County
Child Care
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Community Action Commission of Belmont County
740-695-0293
153 ½ W. Main St.
St. Clairsville, OH
www.cacbelmont.org
Operates Head Start, a federally funded pre-school for children in low-income
households. The BRIDGES program offers a safe and supervised environment after
school until 6pm for elementary school students in Bellaire, Bridgeport, and Martins
Ferry.
Department of Job and Family Services
740-695-1074
310 Fox Shannon Place
St. Clairsville, OH
Provides child care referrals and payment assistance to income eligible families.
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Domestic Violence Network of Ohio
614-781-9651
4807 Evanswood Drive Suite 201
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Columbus, OH 43229
www.odvn.org
The mission is to ensure the elimination of domestic violence by: providing technical assistance,
resources, information and training.
Women’s Tri-County Help Center
740-695-5441 or 1-800-695-1639
104 ½ N. Marietta St.
St. Clairsville, OH
Provides services to women who are victims of domestic or sexual violence. Services
include: Diagnostic Assessment, Group and Individual Counseling, 24 Crisis Intervention and
Support, Case Management, Emergency Shelter, and Court Advocacy.
Education resources
Belmont-Harrison Career Center
740-695-9130
110 Fox Shannon Place
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
http://www.belmont-harrison.k12.oh.us/contact.html
The Ohio State University Extension
410 Fox Shannon Place
St.Clairsville, OH 43950
740-695-1455
Employment Services
Connections Employment and Training Center
302 Walnut St.
Martins Ferry, OH 43935
http://belmontcountyconnections.com/index.asp?pg=Home
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-695-0404
51461 Jennifer Lane
Suite 100
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
Emergency Services
American Red Cross River Valley Chapter
304-598-9500
1299 Pineview Drive Suite 300
Morgantown, WV 26505
http://www.rivervalleyarc.org/
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Christ the King Lutheran Church
South Marietta St.
St Clairsville, OH
Provides hotel expenses in emergency situations.
County Emergency Management
740-695-5984
68329 Bannock Road
St.Clairsville, OH 43950
Family Services
Department of Job and Family Services
740-695-1074
310 Fox Shannon Place
St.Clairsville, OH 43950
Belmont County Health Department
740-695-1202
68501 Bannock Road
St. Clairsville, OH
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a nutrition program providing education, nutritional
supplements and foods, and referrals for other health and service agencies to pregnant women,
infants, and children under five years of age.
Belmont County Head Start
740-633-8964
153 West Main Street
St. Clairsville, Ohio
Belmont County Help Me Grow
740-695‐5000
155 W. Main St.
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
Food Assistance
Amity Methodist Church Good Samaritan Needy Cupboard
740-795-4055
Powhatan Point, OH
Provides emergency food for residents of the Powhatan-Steinersville area.
Christian Friendship Council: St. Anthony’s School Food Pantry
740-635-9063
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630 Main St.
Bridgeport, OH
Provides food for local residents in need. Must bring proof of residence and income.
Community Action Commission of Belmont County
740-695-0293
153 ½ W. Main St.
St. Clairsville, OH
http://www.cacbelmont.org
Emergency Food Program will provide food vouchers. Summer Food Program provides
free lunches to children aged 1-18 and disabled adults at several sites throughout the
county in the summer months.
Department of Job and Family Services
740-695-1074
310 Fox Shannon Place
St. Clairsville, OH
Administers several public assistance programs, including Food Stamps.
Fellowship of Churches
740-676-5936
3838 Lincoln Ave.
Shadyside, OH
Provides food basket order once a month plus one for Thanksgiving and Christmas for
Shadyside residents only.
The Lord’s House
740-635-9932
614 Delaware St.
Martins Ferry, OH
Provides food to families in need.
Project Manna
740-484-4712
United Methodist Church
Main St.
Bethseda, OH
Provides food to families in the Union Local School District in crisis situations.
The Salvation Army
740-425-3131
145 W. Main St.
Barnesville, OH
Provides food to Belmont County residents.
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South Bellaire Methodist Church
740-676-1714
23rd and Belmont Streets
Bellaire, OH
Offers food to the needy in the Bellaire school district.
St. Clairsville Council of Churches
740-695-0590
St. Clairsville, OH
Provides emergency food assistance to residents of the St. Clairsville area.
St. Vincent DePaul Society
740-425-3375
1227 E. Main St.
Barnesville, OH
Provides emergency food for residents of the Barnesville area. Assistance is limited to a
four day supply once a month.
Housing Assistance
Belmont Metropolitan Housing
740-633-5085
100 S. 3rd St.
Martins Ferry, OH
Public Housing provided and Housing Choice Voucher Program.
Christ the King Lutheran Church
South Marietta St.
St Clairsville, OH
Provides hotel expenses in emergency situations.
Community Action Commission of Belmont County
740-695-0293
153 ½ W. Main St.
St. Clairsville, OH
www.cacbelmont.org
Emergency Shelter Program will pay one month’s mortgage or rent with notice from
landlord. Emergency Home Repair Program completes home repairs for those living in
distressed housing.
Fair Housing Commission
740-695-2121 ext.255St.
Courthouse
Clairsville, OH 43950
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Habitat for Humanity
Belmont Co, HFH of
PO Box 312
Bellaire, OH 43906-0312
Lutheran Social Services
740-633-9929
Stone House Place
54385 National Rd.
Bridgeport, OH
Fifty-two one bedroom apartments for the elderly and mobility impaired. Rent based on
income.
Salvation Army
740-676-6225
315 37th St.
Belleair, OH
Provides emergency shelter.
St. Clairsville Council of Churches
740-695-1631
Provides payment assistance.
U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development
740-373-7113
Route 9 Box 286A
Marietta, OH
Provides rental assistance, grants, and loans to low-income individuals to purchase or
repair homes in rural areas.
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Amity Methodist Church Good Samaritan Needy Cupboard
740-795-4055
Powhatan Point, OH
Provides emergency clothing for residents of the Powhatan-Steinersville area.
Belmont County Help Me Grow
740-695-5000
155 W. Main St.
St. Clairsville, OH
Provides used clothing to children and pregnant women.
First Church of God
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740-635-2930
859 National Road
Bridgeport, OH
Provides clothing at no charge to anyone in need.
Project Manna
740-484-4712
United Methodist Church
Main St.
Bethseda, OH
Provides clothing to families in the Union Local School District in crisis situations.
The Salvation Army
740-425-3131
145 W. Main St.
Barnesville, OH
Provides furniture to those in need.
St. Clairsville Council of Churches
740-695-0590
St. Clairsville, OH
Provides clothing to residents of the St. Clairsville area.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
740-633-3611
611 Walnut St.
Martins Ferry, OH
Provides clothing to families in need at no charge.
St. Vincent DePaul Society
740-425-3375
1227 E. Main St.
Barnesville, OH
Provides furniture and clothing to residents of the Barnesville area.
Legal Assistance
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
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Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
www.oslsa.org
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-283-4781
100 North Third Street
Steubenville, OH 43952
Free representation for low-income individuals in civil matters.
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging Region 9, Inc.
800-945-4250
60788 Southgate Road
Byesville, OH 43723
http://www.aaa9.org
Barnesville Senior Center
740-425-9101
229 E Main St
Barnesville, OH 43713
Bellaire Senior Center
740-676-9473
3396 Belmont St
Bellaire, OH 43906
Belmont County Committee on Aging
740-695-4142
45240 National Rd
Saint Clairsville, OH 43950
Bethesda Senior Center
740-484-1416
118 S Main St
Bethesda, OH 43719
Centerville Senior Center
740-686-9832
46642 Main St
Jacobsburg, OH 43933
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Colerain Senior Citizen
740-633-6823
State Route 250
Colerain, OH 43916
Flushing Senior Center
201 High St
Flushing, OH 43977
740-968-2525
Martins Ferry Senior Center
740-633-3146
14 N Fifth St
Martins Ferry, OH 43935
Powhatan Senior Citizens
740-795-4350
97 Main St
Powhatan Point, OH 43942
St Clairsville Senior Center
740-695-1944
101 North Market Suite B
Saint Clairsville, OH 43950
Transportation
Community Action Commission of Belmont County
740-633-8964
153 ½ W. Main St.
St. Clairsville, OH
www.cacbelmont.org
Transportation is provided to qualified individuals who need transportation to to a medical
facility or a social service agency. It is limited service for the disabled, senior citizen, and/or low
income individual who has no other means of transportation. Persons are limited to one
transport per week and prior notice of 72 hours is required.
Department of Job and Family Services
740-695-1074
310 Fox Shannon Place
St. Clairsville, OH
Provides or arranges transportation for eligible individuals.
East Ohio Regional Hospital—Ohio Valley Medical Center
740-633-1100
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90 North 4th Street
Martins Ferry, OH 43935
Provides transportation to and from the hospital for medical appointments.
East Ohio Regional Transit Authority
304-232-1744
21 S. Huron Street
Wheeling, WV 26003
Utility Assistance
Amity Methodist Church Good Samaritan Needy Cupboard
740-795-4055
Powhatan Point, OH
Provides emergency utility assistance for residents of the Powhatan-Steinersville area.
St. Anthony’s School Food Pantry
630 Main St.
Bridgeport, OH
Offers emergency utility assistance to Bridgeport residents one time only.
Community Action Commission of Belmont County
740-695-2405
153 ½ W. Main St.
St. Clairsville, OH
http://www.cacbelmont.org
HEAP, a federally funded program designed to help low income families meet the rising
costs of home heating bills during the winter months. Emergency Shelter Program will
pay one month’s utility service in disconnect status. Weatherization services are provided to
reduce utility costs.
St. Clairsville Council of Churches
740-695-0590
St. Clairsville, OH
Provides emergency utility assistance to residents of the St. Clairsville area.
St. Vincent DePaul Society
740-425-3375
1227 E. Main St.
Barnesville, OH
Provides limited assistance for residents of the Barnesville area.
South Bellaire Methodist Church
740-676-1714
23rd and Belmont Streets
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Bellaire, OH
Provides limited utility assistance.
The Salvation Army
740-676-6225
315 37th St.
Bellaire, OH
Provides assistance when funds are available.
Veteran’s Services
Veteran’s Service Commission
740-695-2121 ext.125
100 West Main Street
Suite 104
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
http://www.Belmontcountyveterans.org
Health/Medical Services
Barnesville Clinic
740-425-3941
639 W. Main St.
Barnesville, OH
http://www.barnesvilleohio.com/ohhs/index.htm
Bellaire Health Department
740-676-6061
3197 Belmont St. #2
Bellaire, OH
Belmont County Board of Developmental Disabilities
740-695-0407
340 Fox-Shannon Place,
St. Clairsville, OH 43950
http://www.bcbdd.org/
Belmont County Health Department
740-695-1202
68501 Bannock Road
St. Clairsville, OH
Immunizations, Cancer Screenings, STD Screenings, TB Testing, Family Planning Clinic,
Assessments and physicals.
Ohio Hills Health Services
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740-425-5165
100 Hospital Dr.
Barnesville, OH
Provides income based comprehensive health care services including preventative
services, immunizations, health screenings, mammograms, etc.
Park Health Center of Belmont County
740-695-4925
100 Pine Ave.
St. Clairsville, OH
Wheeling Health Right Clinic
304-233-9323
61-29th Street
Wheeling, WV 26003
http://www.wheelinghealthright.com/programs.php#4
Provides low cost health care, prescription services, health screening, clinics, and social services
assistance.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Board of Developmental Disabilities
740-695-0407
340 Fox Shannon Place
St.Clairsville, OH 43950
Crossroads Counseling Services
740-695-9447
255 W. Main St.
St. Clairsville, OH
Available services include a full range of alcohol and other drug treatment services,
educational and training services for all age groups and intensive inpatient and
outpatient facility for men and women.
Community Mental Health Services
740-695-9344
68353 Bannock Rd.
St. Clairsville, OH
Mental Health and Recovery Board
740-695-9998
99 N. Sugar St.
St. Clairsville, OH
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Carroll County
Child Care
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Family & Children First Council
330-627-3201
111 E. Main St.
Carrollton, OH 44615
www.carrollcountyohio.net/familyfirst
Minerva Area YMCA
330-868-5988
687 Lynnwood Dr.
Minerva, OH 44657
The services include: Childcare, educational programs, sports activities, and fitness programs.
Fees apply.
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Alliance Area Domestic Violence Shelter
330-823-7223
Caritas House
330-627-5765
Carrollton, OH
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The mission is to provide shelter for women and children who are victims of domestic violence.
Domestic Violence Network of Ohio
614-781-9651
4807 Evanswood Drive Suite 201
Columbus, OH 43229
www.odvn.org
The mission is to ensure the elimination of domestic violence by: providing technical assistance,
resources, information and training.
Domestic Violence Project, Inc.
330-453-7233
http://www.domesticviolenceproj.org/
Harbor House
PO Box 435
330-364-1374
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
www.harborhouse.org
The mission is to assist women who are victims of domestic violence. The services include:
shelter, support, and advocacy.
COMPASS, Inc.
330-339-1427
PO Box 363
Carrollton, OH 44615
The mission is to assist those affected by rape, and the services include: advocacy, referrals,
information, and assistance.
Education resources
Carroll County District Library
330-627-2613
70 Second St. NE
Carrollton, OH 44615
www.carroll.lib.oh.us
The mission is to provide literary and educational opportunities for the people of Carroll County.
Services are: Bookmobile, storytelling & reading programs, web access, reference services,
computer training, and a community display case. There are speakers and volunteers.
Family & Children First Council, GED Prep Program
330-627-3201
111 E. Main St.
www.carrollcountyohio.net/familyfirst
Carrollton, OH 44615
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The mission is to assist individuals in preparing for a GED, creating a resume, interviewing for a
job, and sustaining employment. The services include: Instruction, assistance, mentoring along
with self-paced programs, Job Clubs and workshops.
Minerva Area YMCA
330-868-5988
687 Lynnwood Dr.
Minerva, OH 44657
www.ymca.net
The mission is to provide health, fitness, and recreation programs for children, youth, and
adults. The services include: Childcare, educational programs, sports activities, and fitness
programs. Fees apply.
Employment Services
Carroll County Connections
33-627-2571
95 East Main St.
Carrollton, OH 44615
Family & Children First Council, Employment Prep Program
330-627-3201
111 E. Main St.
www.carrollcountyohio.net/familyfirst
Carrollton, OH 44615
The mission is to assist individuals in preparing for a GED, creating a resume, interviewing for a
job, and sustaining employment. The services include: Instruction, assistance, mentoring along
with self-paced programs, Job Clubs and workshops.
Emergency Services
American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter
330-343-8633
1451 4th St. NW
New Philadelphia, OH 44663-1215
HARCATUS Tri-County Community Action Organization
330-627-4101
220 Grant Street
Dennison, OH 44621
www.harcatus.org
The mission is to combat poverty and its affects in Harrison, Carroll, and Tuscarawas Counties.
The services include: Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program, Emergency Food and
Shelter, Retired Senior Volunteer Program, Head Start, Child and Adult Care Food Program,
Housing/Weatherization Program, Training and Employment Division.
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Family Services
Carroll County Family Empowerment & Assistance Team
330-627-3201
111 E. Main St.
Carrollton, OH 44615
Carroll County Help Me Grow
330-627-4357
301 Moody Avenue SW
Carrollton, OH 44615
Assures that newborns, infants & toddlers have the best possible start in life. The services
include the service coordination, home visitation, playgroups, health & developmental
information, parent education, and support.
Carroll County Job and Family Services
330-627-2571
95 East Main Street, P.O. Box 219
Carrollton, OH 44615
www.carrollcountyohio.us/
Carrollton Family Success
330-627-0934
701 Crest St. N.W.
Carrollton, OH 44615
The main mission is to provide parents with necessary skills to become productive, literate
members of society; to equip children with the knowledge and skills necessary to become
successful in school; and families.
Food Assistance
HARCATUS Tri-County Community Action Organization
740-922-0933
220 Grant Street
Dennison, OH 44621
www.harcatus.org
Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry
330-627-3424
334 Park Avenue NE
Carrollton, OH 44615
Provides food distribution according to family size and amount of food in stock. Emergency food
assistance is also available. Distribution is scheduled on the 3rd and 4th Monday of the month
unless there is a holiday. Current Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Service income guide lines
are observed to determine eligibility.
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Minerva Area Salvation Army
330-868-5808
620 Line Street
www.salvationarmyusa.org
Provides assistance with utilities, rent, food, and clothing.
Housing Assistance
Habitat for Humanity
330-627-2463
9 Public Square
Carrollton, OH 44615
www.local.habitat.org/tricounty
The mission is to provide Christian housing ministry to needy families. The services include:
Building homes for needy families in Brown, Carrollton, and Minerva School Districts. There are
fees.
HARCATUS Tri-County Community Action Organization
740-922-0933
220 Grant Street
Dennison, OH 44621
www.harcatus.org
Harrison Metropolitan Housing Authority
740-942-8060
82450 Cadiz-Jewett Rd
Cadiz, OH 43907
Housing and Urban Development Authority for parts of Carroll County (HUD).
Minerva Area Salvation Army
330-868-5808
620 Line Street
www.salvationarmyusa.org
Provides assistance with utilities, rent, food, and clothing.
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Animal Attic Resale Store
330-455-2001
3124 9th St S.W.
Canton, OH 44710
Carrollton Salvation Army
330-627-7017
100 Kensington Rd. N.E.
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Carrollton, OH 44615
The mission is preaching the Gospel of Christ to meeting human needs. The service is to help
with emergency needs. The people that are eligible include residents that live in the 44615, and
44620 area. Fees do not apply.
Goodwill Industries, Inc.
330-627-1718
1115 Canton Rd. Suite B
Carrollton, OH 44615
www.goodwillinc.com
HARCATUS Tri-County Community Action Organization
740-922-0933
220 Grant Street
Dennison, OH 44621
www.harcatus.org
The mission is to combat poverty and its affects in Harrison, Carroll, and Tuscarawas Counties.
The services include: Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program, Emergency Food and
Shelter, Retired Senior Volunteer Program, Head Start, Child and Adult Care Food Program,
Housing/Weatherization Program, Training and Employment Division.
MCC Connections
330-857-7802
4080 Kidron Rd., P.O. Box 19
Kidron, OH 44618
Minerva Area Salvation Army
330-868-4678
The First Church of God
620 East Line Street
Minerva, Ohio
Provides assistance with utilities, rent, food, and clothing.
Lion's Club
740-269-2200
80 Hill Drive SW
Sherrodsville, OH 44675
The mission is known for working to end preventable blindness.
Save & Serve Shop
330-674-1323
1108 S. Washington St.
Millersburg, OH 44654
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Legal Assistance
Carroll County Victim Assistance
330-627-5148
119 S. Lisbon St., Suite 402
Carrollton, OH 44615
The mission is to ensure the rights of all victims of crimes in Carroll County while in the criminal
justice system. The services include: support and advocacy for victims of crime through the
justice system, referrals to local agencies, educational presentations, therapy groups, and
counseling.
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
330-339-3998
332 West High Avenue
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
http://seols.org/new-philadelphia/
Pregnancy
Wellspring Pregnancy Center, Inc
130 N. Main Street
Cadiz, OH 43907
Phone: 740-942-9735
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging 9
740-439-4478
60788 Southgate Road SR 209S
Byesville, OH 43723
www.aaa9.org
Carroll County Council on Aging
330-627-7017
100 Kensington Road P.O. Box 14
Carrollton, Ohio 44615
Services Available include Home Delivered Meals, Congregate Meals, Transportation, Legal
Assistance, Education and HEAP Application Assistance
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The Friendship Center
330-627-7017
100 Kensington Rd
Carrollton, OH 44615
Transportation
Carroll County Transit-Caravan
330-627-1900
1182 Roswell Road Southwest
Carrollton, OH 44615-9204
Utility Assistance
Carrollton Salvation Army
330-627-7017
100 Kensington Rd. N.E.
Carrollton, OH 44615
The mission is preaching the Gospel of Christ to meeting human needs. The service is to help
with emergency needs. The people that are eligible include residents that live in the 44615, and
44620 area. Fees do not apply.
HARCATUS Tri-County Community Action Organization
740-922-0933
220 Grant Street
Dennison, OH 44621
www.harcatus.org
Minerva Area Salvation Army
330-868-4678
The First Church of God
620 East Line Street
Minerva, Ohio
Provides assistance with utilities, rent, food, and clothing.
Veteran’s Services
Veteran Service Commission of Carroll County
160 2nd St SW
Carrollton, OH 44616
http://carrolltonveterans.com/
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Health/Medical Services
HARCATUS Tri-County Community Action Organization
740-922-0933
220 Grant Street
Dennison, OH 44621
www.harcatus.org
General/Family Health Services: Carroll County B.C.M.H.
330-627-4866
PO Box 98 301 Moody Ave
Carrollton, OH 44615
www.ccthealth.org
Provides local service coordination and assistance to families of children with special health care
needs, and the services are: Assistance in receiving a medical assessment, completing
applications, funding services and service coordination
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Carroll County B.C.M.H.
330-627-4866
301 Moody Ave.
Carrollton, OH 44615
www.ccthealth.org
Provides local service coordination and assistance to families of children with special health care
needs, and the services are: Assistance in receiving a medical assessment, completing
applications, funding services and service coordination.
Carroll County Board of MR/DD
330-627-6555
1182 Roswell Rd.,
Carrollton, OH 44615
www.odmrdd.state.oh.us
Services include Early Intervention, Preschool, School Aged Programs, Family Resource Services,
Supported Living, and Case Management.
Community Mental Healthcare, Inc.
330-627-4313
331 W. Main St.
Carrollton, OH 44615
Services include counseling, assessment, case management, and psychiatric services. Upon your
visit, there will be a sliding scale fee.
Personal & Family Counseling Services
330-343-8171
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1433 5th St. NW
New Philadelphia, OH 44615
www.pfcs1.org
Provides individual, marriage, family, bereavement, and group counseling; home-based services
for families in crisis; prevention programs; and drug and alcohol assessments and treatments.
Payments based on a sliding scale.
Alcohol & Addiction Program
330-627-5891
100 Canton Rd. NW
Carrollton, OH 44615
The mission is to deliver an integrated system of substance abuse services, and the services are:
Certified and licenses counselors; individual, group, and family counseling; prevention and
educational activities; drug urinalysis; intensive outpatient therapy; problem dependency clinic;
training for prevention; and referral to inpatient/outpatient services. There will be a sliding
scale fee upon your visit with us.
Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services Board
330-627-7912
PO Box 6217
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
www.admhtc.org
Serves to improve the quality of mental health, drug addiction, and alcohol counseling services
available to the community, and the services are: Contracts with Community Mental Healthcare
Inc. (C.M.H.); Personal and Family Counseling Services (PFCS); Alcohol and Addiction Program;
Advocacy, Choices, and Empowerment (ACE); Head Start; House Harbor; and Big Brother/Big
Sister. There is a sliding scale fee.
IMPACT (Mercy Medical)
330-489-1233
1320 Mercy Drive NW
Canton, OH 44708
cantonmercy.com
The services include Drug and Alcohol Treatment.
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Gallia County
Child Care
Access Head Start Child Development Center
245-5841
425 E College St
Rio Grande, OH 45674
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Department of Job & Family Services
740-446-3222
848 Third Ave
Gallipolis, Ohio 45631
http://www.gallianet.net/DJFS/index.htm
Call for list of child care providers
Guarding Angels Child Care
740-388-8671
11818 St. Rt. 160
5-12 years summer programs, before and after school available. Job and Family Services offer
childcare assistance.
Heart of the Valley Head Start
740-992-4202
39105 Bradbury Rd
Middleport, OH 45760
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
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Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
The Children’s Center of Ohio
740-646-6911
The Center houses boys who aged 8 to 18 who have been abused, neglected, and have engaged
in unhealthy behavior.
Serenity House
740-446-6752
P.O. Box 454 Gallipolis, OH 45631
Serves Jackson, Gallia and Meigs Counties only. Serves women and children of domestic
violence. Shelter for up to 30 days. Assistance with housing, health care, psychological referral,
financial concerns, and transportation. Drug and alcohol education. Peer support group. Victim
advocacy. For the abused family’s protection, locations are kept confidential.
Victim Assistance Program
740-446-7933
518 2nd Ave
45631- 1219 Gallipolis, OH
Education resources
Adult Basic Education Program
740-256-6774
11802 St. Rt. 7 S Gallipolis, OH
Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center
740-593-8001
501 Richiand Ave Suite 10B
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.athensmeigs.com/
Children and Youth who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, including:
sharing housing, living in motels, shelters, campsites or other inadequate places; or an
unaccompanied youth (not in the physical custody of a parent or legal guardian).
Buckeye Hills Career Center
740-245-5334
351 Buckeye Hills Rd.
Rio Grande, OH
High school, adult education and online classes available
Heart of the Valley Head Start
740-992-4202
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39105 Bradbury Rd
Middleport, OH 45760
Gallia Vinton Education Service Center (ESC)
245-0593
218 N College Ave.
Rio Grande, OH
Before and After school programs: tutoring, intervention services, enrichment opportunities
Employment Services
Gallia-Meigs C.A.A.
740-367-7341
8010 North S.R. 7
Cheshire, OH 45620
Assist low-income families: food, hearing aids, dental care, hygiene needs; Home Energy
Assistance Program; Community Housing Improvement; Employment training. Variety of
assistance programs: contact for more information
Gallia Work Opportunity Center
740-446-3222
838 Third Center
Gallipolis, OH 45631
Jobs & Family Services
848 3rd Ave
Gallipolis, OH
740-446-3222 ext. 229
Portsmouth Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-354-7951
4304 Old Scioto Trail
Portsmouth, OH 45662-6642
Emergency Services
Athens County Chapter Red Cross
740-593-5273
100 S. May Ave.
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.athensohredcross.org/
Christ United Methodist Church
740-286-3419
150 Portsmouth St.
Jackson, OH 45640
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In cooperation with the Jackson Ministerial Association provides for one night at an area hotel
Gallia County Emergency Management Agency (EMA)
1255 State Route 160
Gallipolis , Oh 45631
740 441-2036
Family Services
Heart of the Valley Head Start
740-992-4202
39105 Bradbury Rd
Middleport, OH 45760
Department of Job & Family Services
740-446-3222
848 Third Ave
Gallipolis, Ohio 45631
http://www.gallianet.net/DJFS/index.htm
Gallia County WIC
446-6851
499 Jackson Pike
Provides nutrition education and food vouchers to pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum
women, infants, and children to five years of age.
Help Me Grow
446-6187
417 ½ 2nd Ave.
Services for children whose parents feel that their child may have needs in the various areas of
development. Must meet state criteria.
Food Assistance
Gallia-Meigs C.A.A.
740-367-7341
8010 North S.R. 7
Cheshire, OH 45620
Assist low-income families: food, hearing aids, dental care, hygiene needs; Home Energy
Assistance Program; Community Housing Improvement; Employment training. Variety of
assistance programs: contact for more information
United Way of Gallia County
740-446-2442
25 Court St POB 771
http://www.unitedwaygallia.org
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Department of Job & Family Services
740-446-3222
848 Third Ave
Gallipolis, Ohio 45631
http://www.gallianet.net/DJFS/index.htm
Outreach Center
740-446-7555
State St.
Used clothes, furniture, appliances, food baskets
Housing Assistance
Department of Job & Family Services
740-446-3222
848 Third Ave
Gallipolis, Ohio 45631
http://www.gallianet.net/DJFS/index.htm
Gallia-Meigs C.A.A.
740-367-7341
8010 North S.R. 7
Cheshire, OH 45620
Assist low-income families: food, hearing aids, dental care, hygiene needs; Home Energy
Assistance Program; Community Housing Improvement; Employment training. Variety of
assistance programs: contact for more information
Gallia Metropolitan Housing Authority
740-446-0251
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Department of Job & Family Services
740-446-3222
848 Third Ave
Gallipolis, Ohio 45631
http://www.gallianet.net/DJFS/index.htm
Contact for possible clothing programs available
Gallia-Meigs C.A.A.
740-367-7341
8010 North S.R. 7
Cheshire, OH 45620
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Goodwill Industries
740-441-0336
596 Silver Bridge Plaza
Gallipolis, OH 45631
Red Cross
740-446-8555
444 2nd Ave. (by the post office)
Open by appointment only
Once Again Consignment Shop
441-9340
330 2nd Ave.
Clothing and items for entire family
Outreach Center
740-446-7555
State St.
Used clothes, furniture, appliances, food baskets
Salvation Army
513-762-5600
Second Chance Consignment Shop
740-446-8858
Corner of 2nd
Legal Assistance
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-594 3558
964 East State Street
Athens, OH 45701-2116
Gallia County Criminal Defense Corp.
740-446-7889
456 Second Av
Gallipolis, Ohio 45631.
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Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
http://www.oslsa.org
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging District 7, Inc.
1-800-582-7277
160 Dorsey Drive
Rio Grande, OH 45674-0500
www.aaa7.org
Gallia County Council on Aging
740-446-7000
1167 State Route 160
Gallipolis, OH 45631
Transportation to medical appointments, pharmacy, shopping, adult day services, and
congregate meal site. Wheelchair accessible.
Gallia Co Senior Resource Center
740-446-7000
1167 St Route 160
Gallipolis, OH 45631
Utility Assistance
Woodland Centers, Incorporated
740-446-5500
3086 State Route 160
Gallipolis, OH 45631
We are a private not-for-profit provider of behavioral health services for the tri-county area of
Gallia, Jackson, and Meigs Counties in Southeastern Ohio. Provides Emergency Services
which include crisis intervention, pre-hospital screening, Crisisline, and crisis stabilization
services and General Outpatient Services consisting of diagnostic assessment, individual, family,
and group counseling, medications, and community support services.
Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency
740-367-7341
8010 North S.R. 7
Cheshire, OH 45620
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Assist low-income families: food, hearing aids, dental care, hygiene needs; Home Energy
Assistance Program; Community Housing Improvement; Employment training. Variety of
assistance programs: contact for more information
Health/Medical Services
Gallia-Meigs C.A.A.
740-367-7341
8010 North S.R. 7
Cheshire, OH 45620
Gallia County General Health District
740-441-2018
499 Jackson Pike, Suite D
Gallipolis Ohio 45631
www.galliacounty.org/government/health_department.html
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Bassett House
1-800-645-8287
Care facility for adolescents with chemical dependency ages 13-18
Family Addiction Community Treatment Services (FACTS)
740-446-7866
45 Olive St.
Outpatient counseling services for alcohol and drug abuse. Adult, adolescent, and family
programs. Community education prevention programs. Domestic violence services.
Gallia County Health Department
740-441-2018
499 Jackson Pike
BCMH: assure that children with special health care needs and their families obtain
comprehensive care and services. Three programs offered: diagnosis program, a treatment
program, a service co-ordination program. Immunizations: provided at no charge to children 18
and under, who are Ohio residents. Other programs: contact for further information.
Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services
740-446-3022
53 Shawnee Lane
Provide leadership & direction in forming policy, allocating funds, and provide support for
alcohol, drug and mental healthcare for the community. Fund, evaluate, and plan for necessary
services in our community then purchase care from community experts. Do not provide direct
service, but contract with local agencies.
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Gallia Jackson TASC
740-446-6471
499 Jackson Pike
Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime
Health Recovery Services
740-596-2542
313 W. Main
McArthur, OH
Woodland Centers, Incorporated
740-446-5500
3086 State Route 160
Gallipolis, OH 45631
We are a private not-for-profit provider of behavioral health services for the tri-county area of
Gallia, Jackson, and Meigs Counties in Southeastern Ohio. Provides Emergency Services
which include crisis intervention, pre-hospital screening, Crisisline, and crisis stabilization
services and General Outpatient Services consisting of diagnostic assessment, individual, family,
and group counseling, medications, and community support services.
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Guernsey County
Child Care
Beech Grove Child Care Center
740-439-7634
60901 Beech Grove Lane
Cambridge, OH
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Department of Job and Family Services
740-432-2381
324 Highland Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Provides child care referrals and payment assistance for income eligible families.
GMN Tri-County Community Action
740-685-2546
230 Meek Ave.
Byesville, OH
Operates Head Start, a federally funded pre-school program for children in low-income
families.
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Haven of Hope
740-439-7233
9711 E. Pike Rd
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Cambridge, OH
This agency is a social service, non-profit organization that serves victims of violence
and sexual assault. They provide a safe shelter and can answer questions regarding
violence; their services are free. Services include emergency shelter, 24 hour crisis
hotline, information and referral.
Education resources
Mid-East Career and Technology Centers
740-454-0101
400 Richards Road
Zanesville, OH 43701-4645
http://www.mid-east.k12.oh.us/
Employment Services
Department of Job and Family Services
740-432-2381
324 Highland Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Guernsey County Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-695-0404
51461 Jennifer Lane, Suite 100
St. Clairsville, OH 43950-1597
Guernsey County Opportunity Center
740-432-9317
9900 Brick Church Road/Route 660
Cambridge, OH 43725
Offers free assistance with Resumes and Cover Letters, Registering with Ohio Means Jobs,
Workforce Investment Act, Interviewing Tips and Advice, Job Search Assistance
Mid-East Career and Technology Centers
740-454-0101
400 Richards Road
Zanesville, OH 43701-4645
http://www.mid-east.k12.oh.us/
Emergency Services
American Red Cross of Ohio Hills
740-622-0228
245 N. 4th Street
Coshocton, OH 43812
http://www.coshocton.redcross.org/
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Family Services
Department of Job and Family Services
740-432-2381
324 Highland Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Guernsey County Health Department
740-439-3577
326 Highland Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a nutrition program that provides education,
nutritional supplements and foods, and referrals to other health and social services to
pregnant women, infants, and children under five years of age.
Guernsey County Help Me Grow
740-439‐4451
60770 Southgate Rd.
Byesville, OH 43723
Food Assistance
Department of Job and Family Services
740-432-2381
324 Highland Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Operates public assistance programs including Food Stamps.
GMN Tri-County Community Action
740-685-2546
230 Meek Ave.
Byesville, OH
G.R.A.C.E. Pantry
740-432-6036
1101 Steubenville Ave.
Cambridge, OH
They provide emergency groceries on a bi-monthly basis only to those already receiving
some sort of assistance. Must have verification of need or a referral from a caseworker,
clergy or verifying agent.
Feed My People Food Pantry
740-439-4214
1101 Steubenville Ave.
Cambridge, OH
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Lutheran Social Services
740-685-0815
110 Mill St.
Pleasant City, OH
Salvation Army
740-432-7759
221 Dewey Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Emergency financial assistance for food.
Housing Assistance
East Central Ohio Housing Network
740-439-0586
305 Clark St.
Cambridge, OH
GMN Tri-County Community Action
740-685-2546
230 Meek Ave.
Byesville, OH
Guernsey Metropolitan Housing Authority
740-439-6651
122C Pine Court
Cambridge, OH
Provides Public Housing and Section 8 Programs for low income families.
Salvation Army
740-432-7759
221 Dewey Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Offers rent assistance
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Lutheran Social Services
740-685-0815
110 Mill St.
Pleasant City, OH
Clothing and Furniture Pantry open on Fridays from 10am-2pm.
Goodwill Industries
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740-454-0118
2134 Maple Ave.
Zanesville, OH 43701
GMN Tri-County Community Action
740-685-2546
230 Meek Ave.
Byesville, OH
Operates Head Start, a federally funded pre-school program for children in low-income
families.
Legal Assistance
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-454-1223
422 Main Street, Suite 400
Zanesville, Ohio 43701
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
www.oslsa.org
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging 9
740-439-4478
60788 Southgate Rd S
Byesville, OH 43723
www.aaa9.org
Cambridge Heights Apts
740-432-4788
1525 Elm St
Cambridge, OH 43725
Senior meal location, Senior housing
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Guernsey Co Senior Citizens Center
740-439-6681
1022 Carlisle Ave
Cambridge, OH 43725
Services Available include Home Delivered Meals, Congregate Meals, Homemaking,
Transportation, Legal Assistance, Medical Assessments, Morning Breakfast Program, Telephone
Reassurance, Senior Supplemental food Commodities, HEAP Application assistance, Educational
Seminars & Programs, Friendly Visiting, Social, Cultural, Recreational, Health & Wellness
Activities & Events, Volunteer Respite Program, Golden Buckeye Enrollment, Homestead
Exemption Application Site, Resources Library, Fun Games, Musical Enrichment, clothes Closet,
Entertainment, Assistive Device Loan Closet
Robert T Secrest Senior Center
740-685-6345
201 High St
Senecaville, OH 43780
Transportation
South East Area Transit (SEAT)
740-439-2285
8575 Georgetown Rd.
Cambridge, OH
Travel between Cambridge and Zanesville with advanced reservations.
Utility Assistance
GMN Tri-County Community Action
740-685-2546
230 Meek Ave.
Byesville, OH
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) helps with heating costs in winter.
Weatherization services reduce utility costs.
Salvation Army
740-432-7759
221 Dewey Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Financial assistance for heating, electricity, and water bills.
Veteran’s Services
Veteran’s Service Commission
740-432-9295
627 Wheeling Ave, Ste. 102
Cambridge, OH
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Health/Medical Services
Cambridge/ Guernsey County Health Department
740-439-3577
326 Highland Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Immunizations, TB testing, STD Screenings, Women’s Health Clinic.
Department of Job and Family Services Medicaid Program
740-432-2381
324 Highland Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Operates several public assistance programs, including Medicaid.
Hospice of Guernsey County
740-472-1911
9711 E. Pike Rd.
Cambridge, OH
Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center Home Health Services
740-439-8000
1341 Clark St.
Cambridge, OH
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Alcohol and Drug Services-Guernsey
740-439-4532
111 N. 7th St.
Cambridge, OH
Appalachian Behavioral Health Center
740-439-1371
66737 Old Twenty One Rd.
Cambridge, OH
Cambridge Counseling Center
740-435-9766
317 Highland Ave.
Cambridge, OH
Six County, Inc.
740-439-4428
2500 John Glenn Highway
Cambridge, OH
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www.sixcounty.org
Wide range of in-patient and out-patient mental health services available
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Harrison County
Child Care
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Harrison County Job & Family Services
740-942-2171
520 North Main St PO Box 239
Cadiz, OH
http://jfs.ohio.gov/County/cntydir.stm#34
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Women’s Tri-County Help Center
800-695-1639
St. Clairsville
Education resources
Belmont-Harrison Career Center
740-942-2148
82500 Cadiz-Jewett Road
Cadiz, OH 43907
http://www.belmont-harrison.k12.oh.us/contact.html
Buckeye Joint Vocational School
545 University Dr NE, New Philadelphia 44663
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330-308-5720
http://www.bjvs.k12.oh.us/index3.asp
Harrison County School-to-Work Initiative
115 W. Warren St.
Cadiz, OH 43907
740-942-8398
Employment Services
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-282-3611
500 Market St., Suite 310
Steubenville, OH 43952-2888
Connections Employment and Training Center
520 North Main Street
Cadiz, OH 43907
Phone: 740-942-2171
Harrison County Job & Family Services
740-942-2171
520 North Main St PO Box 239
Cadiz, OH
http://jfs.ohio.gov/County/cntydir.stm#34
Harrison County School-to-Work Initiative
115 W. Warren St.
Cadiz, OH 43907
740-942-8398
Emergency Services
Harcatus Community Action Program
740-942-8886
131 W. Market St.
Cadiz, OH 43907
http://www.harcatus.org/
American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter
330-343-8633
1451 4th St. NW
New Philadelphia, OH 44663-1215
http://mlcredcross.org/
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Family Services
Harcatus Head Start - Cadiz
E. Warren St. Rear
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
740-942-4987
Harrison County Family and Children First Council
115 W. Warren
Cadiz, Oh 43907
740-942-8398
Harrison Co Job & Family Serv
740-942-2171
520 North Main St PO Box 239
Cadiz, OH
http://jfs.ohio.gov/County/cntydir.stm#34
Help-Me-Grow
740-942-2622
115 W Warren St,
Cadiz, OH 43907
WIC Program
966 E. Market St.
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
740-942-2151
Financial services
SEOLS Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
555 Buttles Av
Cols 43215
866-529-6446
Food Assistance
Harcatus Community Action Program
740-942-8886
131 W. Market St.
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry
330-627-3424
334 Park Ave NE
Carrollton, OH 44615
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Housing Assistance
Harcatus Community Action Program
740-942-8886
131 W. Market St.
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
http://www.harcatus.org/
Harrison County Housing Resource Center
82450 Cadiz-Jewett Road
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
740-942-3152
Harrison Metropolitan Housing Authority
82450 Cadiz-Jewett Rd.
Cadiz, OH
740-942-8060
Society for Equal Access
821 Anola Av. Suite B Dover 44622
330-343-3668
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Harrison County Council on Aging
740-942-3238
120 N Main St
Cadiz, OH 43907
Offers clothing to senior citizens on an as-need basis
Goodwill Industries
330-454-9461
1392 Cadiz Rd
Wintersville, 43953
Legal Assistance
Harrison Co Public Defender
112 North Main St POB 427
740- 942-2010
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
www.proseniors.org/legal_services
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The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
100 N 3rd St
Steubenville 43952
740-283-4781,
Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
www.oslsa.org
Senior Services
Area Agency On Aging District 9
740-439-4478
60788 Southgate Rd. S.R.
209S Byesville 43723
http://www.aaa9.org/
Harrison Co Council on Aging
740-942-3238
120 N Main St
Cadiz, OH 43907
Scio Senior Center
740-945-0271
201 W Second St
Scio, OH 43988
Transportation
Harrison County Rural Transit
740-942-1369
536 North Main Street,
Cadiz, OH 43907
Offers Employment Shuttle, shopper’s shuttle, and Dial-a-ride program
Utility Assistance
Harcatus Community Action Program
740-942-8886
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131 W. Market St.
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
http://www.harcatus.org/
Veteran’s Services
Veterans’ Service Commission
100 W. Market St.
Courthouse
740-942-8441
Health/Medical Services
Harrison Co Health Dept
538 North Main Street
Cadiz, OH
740-942-2616
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Community Mental Health Service
740-695-9344
68353 Bannock Rd St.
St. Clairsville 43950
Crossroads Counseling
740-942-2981
239 E. Warren St.
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
Drug & Alcohol Council Inc.
740-942-2891
239 E. Warren St.
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
Harrison, Belmont, & Monroe Counties Community Mental Health Services
740-942-8834
E. Market St.
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
Harrison County MR/DD
740-942-2158
82480 Cadiz/Jewett Rd.
Cadiz, OH 43907
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Mental Health Services of Harrison, Belmont & Monroe Counties
740-942-8834
E. Market St.
Cadiz, Ohio 43907
Southeast, Inc.
306 Lahm Drive
Hopedale, OH 43976
6142250980
Tri-County Help Center, Inc. (Satellite)
109 West Warren Street
Cadiz, OH 43907
7406955441
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Jefferson County
Child Care
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Family Service Association
740-283-4763
226 N. Fourth St., Steubenville, OH 43952
Provides counseling, adoption related services, crisis intervention, planning/work adjustment,
consumer credit, day care, seminars, EAP advocacy, community planning and consultation. No
client is turned away regardless of income. Day Care Depot, located at 6th and Market Streets
in Steubenville, provides day care and accepts children 6 weeks to 12 years old.
Neighborhood House
740-282-2533
423 South St., Steubenville, OH 43952
Provides a latch key program, a summer school-age program and a comprehensive day care
center for children between 18 months and age 14 that is licensed by the state and federal
government.
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
A.L.I.V.E. Shelter
740-283-3444
P.O. Box 866
Steubenville, OH 43952
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A shelter providing safe, temporary housing to women and their children who are displaced due
to domestic violence. Services include emergency shelter, victims support group, children's
group, crisis intervention, court and legal advocacy, housing and financial advocacy, 911
emergency cell phone, female perpetrators group, batterers referral, community education and
referral services.
Upper Ohio Valley Sexual Assault Help Center
740-282-6002
226 N. Fourth St.,
Steubenville, OH 43952
Provides crisis intervention and follow-up services to victims of sexual assault/abuse. Services
for children and adults include medical/police/legal accompaniments, information, referrals,
support groups, 24-hour victim hotline, support services for family advocacy, and supportive
counseling. No fee is charged for victims services.
Employment Services
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-282-3611
500 Market St., Suite 310
Steubenville, OH 43952-2888
Goodwill Industries
304-723-5595
306 Penco Road
Weirton, WV 26062-3846
Goodwill Industries
740-264-6000
1392 Cadiz Rd
Wintersville 43953
Jefferson County Connections
740-282-0971
114 N. Fourth St.
Steubenville, OH 43952
Emergency Services
American Red Cross Jefferson County Chapter
740-264-7244
81 Talbott Drive
Wintersville, OH 43953
http://www.jeffersoncountyoh.redcross.org/index.php
Mingo Social Services
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740-535-9161
501 Commercial St.,
Mingo Junction, OH 43938
Assists those residing in Mingo Junction
Family Services
Family Service Association
740-283-4763
226 N. Fourth St.
Steubenville, OH 43952
Provides counseling, adoption related services, crisis intervention, planning/work adjustment,
consumer credit, day care, seminars, EAP advocacy, community planning and consultation.
Jefferson County Help Me Grow
740-283-8530
500 Market St. #705
Steubenville, OH 43952
Jefferson County Job and Family Services
740-282-0961
125 South 5th Street
Steubenville, OH 43952-2811
www.jcdjfs.com
Food Assistance
Mingo Social Services
740-535-9161
501 Commercial St.,
Mingo Junction, OH 43938
Assists those residing in Mingo Junction
Northeast Jefferson County Food Pantry
330-627-4080
UPC Church, Lincoln Street,
Bergholz, OH 43908
Maintains and operates an emergency food service for those in need in the areas of Amsterdam,
Bergholz, East Springfield, and Wolf Run. Distribution of food is on a monthly and/or emergency
basis for families who qualify. Food baskets are distributed at Easter, Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
Urban Mission
740-282-8010
144 S. Seventh St.
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Steubenville, OH 43952
Housing Assistance
Jefferson County Community Action Council
740-282-0971
114 N. Fourth St.,
Steubenville, OH 43952
City Rescue Mission Shelter
740-282-4851
142 N. Sixth St.,
Steubenville, OH 43952
Provides a 24-hour emergency shelter for homeless, temporarily displaced and transient
individuals free of charge.
Habitat for Humanity
740-219-2303
PO Box 4755
Steubenville, OH 43952-8755
Hutton House Homeless Shelter
740-282-8010
144 S. Seventh St.
Steubenville, OH 43952
The Hutton House provides the only emergency shelter for homeless families in Jefferson
County. Upon placement in Hutton House, each family is kept together and housed in a
separate apartment. The staff works with families to develop life skills through in-house
programs and networks with area agencies that provide transitional services leading to
permanent housing.
Mingo Social Services
740-535-9161
501 Commercial St.,
Mingo Junction, OH 43938
Assists those residing in Mingo Junction
Y.W.C.A.
740-282-1261
320 N. Fourth St.
Steubenville, OH 43952
United Way dollars provide safe, affordable housing for women regardless of age or income
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Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Goodwill Industries
304-723-5595
306 Penco Road
Weirton, WV 26062-3846
Goodwill Industries
740-264-6000
1392 Cadiz Rd
Wintersville 43953
Mingo Social Services
740-535-9161
501 Commercial St.,
Mingo Junction, OH 43938
Assists those residing in Mingo Junction
Samaritan House
740-282-0563
420 Washington St.,
Steubenville, OH 43952
Operates a thrift clothing store as well as provides assistance in food, furniture, and clothing
Legal Assistance
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
http://www.oslsa.org
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-283-4781
100 North Third Street
Steubenville, OH 43952
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Pregnancy
AIM Pregnancy Center
740-283-3636
3150 Johnson Road
Steubenville, OH 43952
http://www.aimwomenscenter.com
Senior Services
Area Agency On Aging Region 9
800-945-4250
http://www.aaa9.org
60788 Southgate Rd.
Byesville 43723
Jefferson County Retired Senior Volunteer Program
740-282-6034
226 N. Fourth St.
Steubenville, OH 43952
Enables Jefferson County citizens, aged 55 and older, to serve their community in a variety of
volunteer assignments at nonprofit, governmental and proprietary health care facilities. There
are no income, education or experience requirements. Direct community services are
provided. Van transportation for volunteer assignments is available.
Mingo Senior Citizens Center
740-535-1639
663 Commercial St
Mingo Junction, OH 43938
Prime Time Office on Aging
740-283-7470
1 Ross Park
Steubenville, OH 43952
Provides Congregate Meals, Home Delivered Meals, Transportation, Legal Assistance, Health
Education, HEAP Application Assistance
Transportation
Family Medical Care
304-748-2828
3136 West Street
Weirton, WV 26062-4637
http://www.familymc.org
Offers transportation free of charge to and from appointments
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Steel Valley Regional Transit Authority
740-282-6145
555 Adams Street,
Steubenville, Ohio 43952
Utility Assistance
Jefferson County Community Action Council
740-282-0971
114 N. Fourth St.,
Steubenville, OH 43952
Jefferson County Job and Family Services
740-282-0961
125 South 5th Street
Steubenville, OH 43952-2811
www.jcdjfs.com
Operates PRC program for payment of up to $300 on bills; service only available once every
twelve months to families with one or more dependent children receiving services
Mingo Social Services
740-535-9161
501 Commercial St.,
Mingo Junction, OH 43938
Assists those residing in Mingo Junction
Veteran’s Services
Veterans’ Services Commission
740-283-8571
423 North St.
Steubenville, OH
http://www.jeffersoncountyoh.com/cgi-bin/template.pl?veterans/veterans.html
Health/Medical Services
Family Medical Care
304-748-2828
3136 West Street
Weirton, WV 26062-4637
http://www.familymc.org
Jefferson County Community Action Council
740-282-0971
114 N. Fourth St.,
Steubenville, OH 43952
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Pays for prescriptions for those who financially qualify
Community Center for the Deaf
740-282-5391
500 Market St., Suite 324
Steubenville, OH 43952
Provides advocacy services, case management services, deaf related equipment, interpreting
resources and sign language classes
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Jefferson Behavioral Health System
740-264-7751
3200 Johnson Rd.
Steubenville, OH. 43952
Services include Adult Out-Patient Services, Medication Clinic, Geriatric Services, Community
Support Services, Partial Hospitalization Program, Vocational Services, Housing Assistance
Programs, Youth Out-Patient Services, Drug & Alcohol Treatment and Prevention Services,
Driver Intervention Program
Family Service Association
740-283-4763
226 N. Fourth St., Steubenville, OH 43952
Provides counseling services
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Lawrence County
Child Care
Department of Jobs and Family services
1100 S. Seventh St.
Ironton, Ohio 45638
740-532-3324
Provides assistance to pay for child care for families under 150% of the poverty level during
work or school/training
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Lawrence County Domestic Violence Task Force
740-532-7284
POB 3111
Ironton, Ohio
Education resources
Lawrence County ABLE (GED program)
740-532-2826
105 S. 5th St.
Ironton, Ohio
http://www.wolrc.net
Collins Career Ctr
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740-867-6641
11627 State Route 243 ,
Chesapeake, OH 45619
http://www.collins-cc.k12.oh.us/
Collins Career Ctr- Coal Grove Campus
740-532-7405
120 Marion Pike Coal Grove, 45638
http://www.collins-cc.k12.oh.us/
Employment Services
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-354-7956
4304 Old Scioto Trail
Portsmouth, OH 45662-6642
Workforce Development Resource Center
740-532-3140
120 North 3rd Street
Ironton, OH 45638
Emergency Services
City Welfare Mission
740-532-5041
710 N 5th St
Ironton, Ohio
http://www.nhchc.org/hchirc/directory/OH.html
American Red Cross Central West Virginia Chapter
304-340-3650
113 Lakeview Drive
Charleston, WV 25313
http://www.cwv-redcross.org/
United Way of the River Cities, Inc.
304-523-8929
820 Madison Av
Huntington WV, 25701
http://www.unitedwayrivercities.org
Family Services
Department of Jobs and Family services
1100 S. Seventh St.
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Ironton, Ohio 45638
740-532-3324
Provides assistance to pay for child care for families under 150% of the poverty level during
work or school/training
Ironton-Lawrence County CAO Head Start
740-533-9077
305 North Fifth Street
Ironton, OH 45638
Lawrence County Help Me Grow
740-377‐2356
1749 Country Road 1
South Point, OH 45680
Financial Services
CCCS of Mid Ohio Valley
800-882-4924
469 Richland Ave
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.debtadvice.org
Food Assistance
City Welfare Mission
740-532-5041
710 N 5th St
http://www.nhchc.org/hchirc/directory/OH.html
Ironton-Lawrence County Area Community Action Organization
740-532-3534
305 North 5th Street
http://www.ilcao.org
United Way of the River Cities, Inc.
304-523-8929
820 Madison Av
Huntington WV, 25701
http://www.unitedwayrivercities.org
Housing Assistance
Ironton-Lawrence County Area Community Action Organization
305 North 5th Street
740-532-3534
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http://www.ilcao.org
United Way of the River Cities, Inc.
820 Madison Av
Huntington WV 25701
304-523-8929
http://www.unitedwayrivercities.org
Ironton Metropolitan Housing Authority
720 Washington
Ironton, OH
740-532-8658
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Consumers Helping Consumers Inc. Thrift Store
740-532-6820
1724 S. 3rd St.
Ironton, OH 45638
Goodwill Industries Thrift Store
606-325-3606
2100 Winchester Ave.
Ashland, KY 41101
Goodwill Industries Thrift Store
606-473-2399
H.C. 63 Box 965
Greenup, KY 41144
Legal Assistance
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-354-7563
800 Gallia Street, Suite 700
Portsmouth, OH 45662
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
http://www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
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Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
http://www.oslsa.org
Pregnancy
Two Hearts Ashland Area Pregnancy Center
740-532-7654
Marion Pike
Ironton,OH, 45638
Counseling, Free & Confidential, Maternity & Newborn Supplies, Pregnancy Test, Prenatal &
Parenting Education
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging District 7, Inc.
1-800-582-7277
160 Dorsey Drive
P.O. Box 500
Rio Grande, OH 45674-0500
http://www.aaa7.org
Transportation
G and P Meals & Transportation
740-532-4044
2740 South 8th Street,
Ironton, OH 45638-2703
Ironton-Lawrence County Area Community Action Organization Service
740-532-3534
305 North 5th Street,
Ironton, OH 45638-1578
Utility Assistance
Ironton-Lawrence County Area Community Action Organization Service
740-532-3534
305 North 5th Street,
Ironton, OH 45638-1578
http://www.ilcao.org/community-development.htm
Veteran’s Services
Veterans Commission
740-533-4327
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Courthouse
1 Veterans Sq.
Ironton OH 45638
Health/Medical Services
Ironton City Health Department
740-532-2172
2120 S. 8th St.
Ironton, OH
http://www.lcohd.org
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
ADAMHS of Scioto-Adams-Lawrence Counties
802-1/2 Chillicothe, Portsmouth, 45662
740-354-5648, 800-448-2273
http://www.adamhsals.org/
Ironton-Lawrence County Family Guidance Center Substance Abuse Services
740-532-7855
1518 South 3rd Street
Ironton OH 45638
Mental health and substance abuse services
Shawnee Mental Health Center
740-533-0648
225 Carlton-Davidson Lane
Coal Grove, OH 45638
http://www.shawneemhc.org/
Diagnostic Assessment, Community Support Services for Children, Respite Care, Counseling,
Psychiatric Services for Youth, Crisis Intervention
Shawnee Mental Health Center II
740-533-6280
Lawrence County Clinic
715 Lane Street
Coal Grove, OH 45638
http://www.shawneemhc.org/
Diagnostic Assessment, Community Support Services for Adults, Psychiatric Services for Adults,
Vocational Services, Crisis Intervention
Southern Ohio Behavioral Health
740-533-0055
2113 South 7th Street
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Ironton, OH 45638
Offers specialized services for individuals with mental retardation and/or developmental
disabilities and specialized services for seniors
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Meigs County
Child Care
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Department of Job and Family Services
740-992-2117
175 Race St.
Middleport, OH
Referrals and payment assistance for income eligible families.
Gallia-Meigs Community Action
740-367-7341
8010 State Route 7
Cheshire, OH
Operates Head Start, a federally funded pre-school for children in low-income families.
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Domestic Violence Community Assault Prevention Services
740-992-6371
Serenity House
740-446-6752
P.O. Box 454 Gallipolis, OH 45631
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Serves Jackson, Gallia and Meigs Counties only. Serves women and children of domestic
violence. Shelter for up to 30 days. Assistance with housing, health care, psychological referral,
financial concerns, and transportation. Drug and alcohol education. Peer support group. Victim
advocacy. For the abused family’s protection, locations are kept confidential.
Education resources
Buckeye Hills Career Center
740-245-5334
351 Buckeye Hills Rd.
Rio Grande, OH
High school, adult education and online classes available
Employment Services
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-592-4411
86 Columbus Rd., Suite 103
Athens, OH 45701-1312
Department of Job and Family Services
740-992-2117
175 Race St.
Middleport, OH
Referrals and payment assistance for income eligible families.
Meigs One-Stop Employment and Training Center
740-992-2117
175 Race St. Box 191
Middleport, OH 45760
Emergency Services
American Red Cross Athens County Chapter
100 S. May Ave.
Athens, OH 45701
Phone: 740-593-5273
http://www.athensohredcross.org/
Family Services
Department of Job and Family Services
740-992-2117
175 Race St.
Middleport, OH
Referrals and payment assistance for income eligible families.
Educational Service Center Head Start Program
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740-992-4202
507 Richland Ave., Suite 108,
Athens, OH 45701
Meigs County Help Me Grow
740-992‐5266
122 N. Second Ave.
Middleport, OH 45760
WIC Nutrition Program
740-992-0392
112 E. Memorial Dr.
Pomeroy, OH
WIC is a program that provides education, supplemental and nutritious foods, and
referrals to other health and social services available to pregnant women, infants, and
children under five years of age.
Financial Services
CCS of Mid Ohio Valley
800-355-2227
469 Richland Ave,
Athens 45701
http://www.managedebttoday.com/ohio.htm
Food Assistance
Gallia-Meigs Community Action
740-367-7341
8010 State Route 7
Cheshire, OH
Emergency food vouchers provided one time per year.
Cooperative Parish
740-992-7400
Pomeroy, OH
Rejoicing Life Church
740-992-6249
500 N. 2nd Ave.
Middleport, OH
Housing Assistance
Department of Job and Family Services
740-992-2117
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175 Race St.
Middleport, OH
Emergency financial assistance available to income eligible families.
Gallia-Meigs Community Action
740-367-7341
8010 State Route 7
Cheshire, OH
CHIP (Community Housing Improvement Project) offers emergency home repairs;
Emergency rental assistance offered to low income individuals.
Meigs Housing Authority
740-992-2733
117 E. Memorial Dr. #7
Pomeroy, OH
Public Housing and Section 8 programs help low income families find safe and
affordable housing situations.
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Gallia-Meigs Community Action
740-367-7341
8010 State Route 7
Cheshire, OH
Hours: M-F 8-4:30
Kids in Distressful Situations (KIDS) offers free new clothing to children twice a year;
Emergency baby supplies provided two times per year.
Legal Assistance
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services for Seniors
740-374-2629
427 Second Street
Marietta OH 45750
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-594-3558
490 Richland Ave.
Athens, OH
Provides representation of low income persons in civil matters.
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
http://www.proseniors.org/legal_services
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The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
http://www.oslsa.org
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging 8
800-331-2644
1400 Pike Street
Marietta, OH 45750
www.areaagency8.org
Meigs County Council on Aging and Multipurpose Center
740-992-2161
112 E. Memorial Drive
Pomeroy, OH 45769
Transportation
Meigs County Council on Aging
740-992-2161
112 E. Memorial Drive,
PO Box 722
Pomeroy, OH
http://www.meigsseniors.com/transportation.cfm
Gallia-Meigs Community Action
740-367-7341
8010 State Route 7
Cheshire, OH
Transportation to medical appointments for individuals and families receiving Medicaid.
Utility Assistance
Gallia-Meigs Community Action
740-367-7341
8010 State Route 7
Cheshire, OH
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) offers help with heating and cooling bills;
Weatherization services; EPP program allows AEP electric company to install high
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efficiency light bulbs and appliance in low-income homes.
Veteran’s Services
Veteran’s Service Commission
740-992-2820
117 Memorial Dr.
Pomeroy, OH
Health/Medical Services
Appalachian Community Visiting Nurse Association
Hospice and Health Services, Inc.
740-594-8226 or 800-837-1112
280 E. State St.
Athens, OH
Holzer Home Care
740-992-3231
115 E. Memorial Dr.
Pomeroy, OH
Appalachian Dental Clinic
740-992-3455
509 S. 3rd Ave.
Middleport, OH
Accepts Medicaid. Offers sliding scale fees for low income individuals and families.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Department of Job and Family Services Medicaid Program
740-992-2117
175 Race St.
Middleport, OH
Applications for and administration of Medicaid program for qualified individuals.
Gallia Jackson Meigs Mental Health Services
740-446-3022
53 Shawnee Lane
Gallipolis, OH
Health Recovery Services
740-992-5277
138 N. 2nd Ave.
Middleport, OH
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Holzer Meigs Clinic
740-992-0060
88 E. Memorial Dr.
Pomeroy, OH
Full service medical clinic includes family care, urgent care, OB/GYN services, physical
therapy, and more. Medicaid accepted.
Meigs County Health Department
740-992-6626
112 E. Memorial Dr.
Pomeroy, OH
Hours: M-F 8-4
Immunizations, Health Screenings, TB Testing
Rural Women’s Recovery Program
740-593-6152
PO Box 724
Athens, OH
In-patient rehabilitation program.
Woodland Centers, Incorporated
740-446-5500
3086 State Route 160
Gallipolis, OH 45631
We are a private not-for-profit provider of behavioral health services for the tri-county area of
Gallia, Jackson, and Meigs Counties in Southeastern Ohio. Provides Emergency Services
which include crisis intervention, pre-hospital screening, Crisisline, and crisis stabilization
services and General Outpatient Services consisting of diagnostic assessment, individual, family,
and group counseling, medications, and community support services.
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Monroe County
Child Care
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Department of Job and Family Services
740-472-1602
100 Home Ave
Woodsfield, OH
Provides child care referrals and payment assistance to income eligible families.
GMN Tri-County Community Action
740-732-2388
615 North St.
Caldwell, OH
Operates Head Start, a federally funded pre-school program.
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Women’s Tri-County Help Center
740-472-0255 or 800-695-1639 (24 hour crisis line)
114 N. Main St.
Woodsfield, OH
Domestic violence counseling, emergency shelter, court advocacy, and referrals.
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Education resources
Swiss Hills Career Center School
740-472-0722
46601 State Route 78
Woodsfield, OH 43793
Employment Services
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-695-0404
51461 Jennifer Ln., Suite 100
St. Clairsville, OH 43950-1597
Department of Job and Family Services
740-472-1602
100 Home Ave
Woodsfield, OH
Jobs- Etc
740-472-5711
118 Home Ave Suite 124
Woodsfield, OH 43793
Emergency Services
American Red Cross River Valley Chapter
304-598-9500
1299 Pineview Drive Suite 300
Morgantown, WV 26505
http://www.rivervalleyarc.org/
Family Services
Department of Job and Family Services
740-472-1602
100 Home Ave
Woodsfield, OH
Monroe County Help Me Grow
740-472‐0852
47029 Moore Ridge Rd.
Woodsfield, OH 43793
Monroe County WIC
740-472-1833
118 Home Ave.
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Woodsfield, OH
Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a nutrition program that provides education,
nutritional supplements and foods, and agency referrals to pregnant women, infants, and
children under the age of 5.
Food Assistance
Department of Job and Family Services
740-472-1602
100 Home Ave
Woodsfield, OH
Operates public assistance programs including Food Stamps.
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
740-472-0365
303 S. Main St.
Woodsfield, OH
Emergency food pantry available.
Housing Assistance
GMN Tri-County Community Action
740-732-2388
615 North St.
Caldwell, OH
Metropolitan Housing Authority
740-472-0715
118 Home Ave
Woodsfield, OH
Public Housing and Section 8 programs for low-income families
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
740-472-0365
303 S. Main St.
Woodsfield, OH
Some rental assistance available.
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Goodwill Industries
740-450-6060
18 Beaumont Street,
Zanesville, OH
The Salvation Army Thrift Store
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304-455-5151
245 Wetzel St.
New Martinsville, WV 26155
Legal Assistance
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
http://www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-374-2629
427 Second Street
Marietta, OH 45750
Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
http://www.oslsa.org
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging 8
800-331-2644
1400 Pike Street
Marietta, OH 45750
www.areaagency8.org
Transportation
Monroe County Public Transportation
740-472-2505
118 Home Ave
Woodsfield, OH
Bus and van travel. 24 hour notice required.
Utility Assistance
GMN Tri-County Community Action
740-732-2388
615 North St.
Caldwell, OH
HEAP and Weatherization programs.
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St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
740-472-0365
303 S. Main St.
Woodsfield, OH
Payment assistance. Call for eligibility requirements.
Veteran’s Services
Veteran’s Service Commission
740-472-0743
118 Home Ave., Box 542
Woodsfield, OH
Health/Medical Services
Family Health Center
740-472-0757
37984 Airport Rd.
Woodsfield, OH
Family practice, X-Rays, Family Planning Clinic. Accepts Medicaid. Sliding scale fees
available.
Monroe County Health Department
740-472-1677
118 Home Ave.
Woodsfield, OH
Immunizations, TB Testing, Health Screenings.
Department of Job and Family Services: Medicaid Program
740-472-1602
100 Home Ave
Woodsfield, OH
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Community Mental Health Services
740-472-0753
37990 Airport Rd.
Woodsfield, OH
Community Mental Health Services
740-472-0753
37990 Airport Rd.
Woodsfield, OH
Outpatient counseling available.
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Crossroads Counseling Services
740-472-5333
37984 Airport Rd.
Woodsfield, OH
Outpatient services only.
Monroe County Health Clinic (Crossroads Counseling, Inc)
740-472-5333
37984 Airport Road
Woodsfield, OH 43793-9247
Drug addiction counseling and treatment
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Morgan County
Child Care
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Community Action Corporation
740-962-3827
50 W.3rd St.
Malta, OH
Operates Head Start, a federally funded pre-school program for children in low-income
families.
Community Action Play & Learn School
740-962-3792
96 N. 10th
McConnelsville, OH
Department of Job and Family Services
740-962-4616
155 East Main St. Rm. 009
McConnelsville, OH 43756
Provides child care referrals and payment assistance to income eligible families.
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care Search
http://gis1.odjfs.state.oh.us/childcare/
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Eve Inc.
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740-374-3111
PO Box 122
Marietta, OH
Emergency shelter, transitional housing, court advocacy, counseling, and referrals for
survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault.
Education resources
Morgan County Learning Center
740-962-2079
4275 North State Route 376 Northwest
McConnelsville, OH 43756-9145
Employment Services
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-453-0673
601 Underwood St., Suite C/D
Zanesville, OH 43701-3771
Department of Job and Family Services
740-962-4616
155 East Main St. Rm. 009
McConnelsville, OH 43756
Jobs etc. - Your One-Stop Employment Training Center
740-962-2519
155 East Main Street, Third Floor
McConnelsville, OH 43756
Emergency Services
American Red Cross: Muskingum Valley Chapter
740-452-2731
22 S 7th Street
Zanesville, OH 43701
http://www.muskingumvalleyredcross.org/
Family Services
Department of Job and Family Services
740-962-4616
155 East Main St. Rm. 009
McConnelsville, OH 43756
Family Health Service
24 E Third Street
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Malta, OH 43758
740-962-5266
WIC is available to pregnant or breast-feeding women, infants up to 1 year of age and to
children up to the age of 5 years. One must live in Washington or Morgan County and be
certified by a WIC staff member as needing supplemental food due to a health or
nutritional risk. Current income standards must be met and individuals must return to
WIC clinic for regular health checkups. Eligible participants receive coupons which are
redeemed for cereal, juice, etc. at local grocers.
Morgan County Help Me Grow
740-962‐6809
4580 North State Route 376 NW
McConnelsville, OH 43756
Food Assistance
Department of Job and Family Services
740-962-4616
155 East Main St. Rm. 009
McConnelsville, OH 43756
Operates public assistance programs, including food stamps.
United Way
740-454-2255
526 Putnam Ave.
Zanesville, OH
Provides referrals and vouchers for local food pantries. Serving residents of Muskingum,
Perry, and Morgan counties.
Bishopville Church of Christ Food Pantry
740-767-3329
6525 State Rte. 78
Glouster, OH
Manna Harvest Food Pantry
740-962-2679
Call for location and times.
Housing Assistance
Community Action Corporation
740-962-3827
50 W.3rd St.
Malta, OH
The Community Housing Improvement Program provides a comprehensive program of
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housing services to low and moderate income families living in Washington County and
Morgan County. These services include such things as down payment assistance,
emergency home repair, and rehabilitation of owner occupied and rental units. The
Section 8 HUD Tenant Based Assistance Program provides rental assistance and utility
support to low income families on behalf of the City of Marietta, Ohio, as the Public
Housing Agency. The program assures low income families have decent and affordable
housing and, through case management, assists families to obtain services aimed at selfsufficiency.
Morgan County Metropolitan Housing Authority
740-962-4930
4580 N. St. Rte. 376
McConnelsville, OH
Public Housing Program and Section 8 Housing help low income families find safe and
affordable housing.
United Way
740-454-2255
526 Putnam Ave.
Zanesville, OH
Provides some rent assistance between March and July.
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Single Parents Shop
740-559-3381
3435 Market Street
Stockport, OH
The shop offers new and gently used baby items and children’s clothing to single parents
at no cost.
MCUM Thrift Shop
740-962-2679
20 Fourth St.
Malta, OH 43758
Legal Assistance
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-374-2629
427 Second Street
Marietta, OH 45750
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
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http://www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
http://www.oslsa.org
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging 8
800-331-2644
1400 Pike Street
Marietta, OH 45750
www.areaagency8.org
Morgan County Office on Aging
740-962-5600
10 W Main St
Mc Connelsville, OH 43756
Transportation
Community Action Bus Lines
740-962-3827
218 Putnam St.
Marietta, OH
http://www.wmcap.org/transportation.html
CABL is available to the general public and can accommodate persons who use wheelchairs,
walkers, crutches, canes, guide dogs, or other mobility aids. CABL busses travel across all of
Washington and Morgan County, from doctor's offices, to shopping areas, to government
service buildings to get riders where they need to go. In Morgan County a demand response or
door-to-door service is available. Morgan County demand response fares start at 80 cents and
increase depending upon the distance.
Utility Assistance
Community Action Corporation
740-962-3827
50 W.3rd St.
Malta, OH
Provides Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), Winter Crisis Program can prevent
disconnection of heating utilities and restore heating services to households that have been
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disconnected. WCP can also pay for an emergency delivery of bulk fuel when the supply is down
to 10 days or less. Households can receive WCP assistance one time per program year. The
Summer Crisis Program: applicant must be 60 years of age or older or have a documented
breathing problem. The Home Weatherization Assistance Program helps families reduce heating
and cooling costs by increasing efficient energy use.
United Way
740-454-2255
526 Putnam Ave.
Zanesville, OH
Provides some financial assistance between March and July.
Veteran’s Services
Veteran’s Service Commission
740-962-4181
55 S. Kennebec St.
McConnelsville, OH
Health/Medical Services
Genesis Homecare
740-962-2084
442 S. Main St.
McConnelsville, OH
Department of Job and Family Services: Medicaid Program
740-962-4616
65 W. Union Ave.
McConnelsville, OH
Southeastern Ohio Dental Clinic
740-374-6242
1207 Gilman Ave.
Marietta, OH
The goal of the Southeastern Ohio Dental Clinic is to provide dental services and
education on preventative dental care at affordable prices. The dental clinic offers
preventative and correctional services including cleaning, x-rays, fluoride treatments,
exams, extractions, fillings, and dentures. The medical card is accepted and there are
reduced fees for those who qualify. Anyone requesting reduced fees must have proof of
income.
Morgan County Health Department
740-962-4572
4275 N. State Route 376 NW
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McConnelsville, OH
Immunizations, Hearing/Vision Screenings, STD Screenings, TB Testing, Blood Pressure
Testing.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Morgan Behavioral Health
740-962-6933
915 S. Riverside Dr.
McConnelsville, OH
Six County, Inc.
740-962-5204
915 Riverside Dr.
McConnelsville, OH
Wide range of in-patient and out-patient mental health services available.
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Noble County
Child Care
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Department of Job and Family Services
740-732-2392
18065 Woodsfield Road
Caldwell, OH
Provides child care referrals and payment assistance to income eligible families.
GMN Tri-County Community Inc.
740-732-2388
615 North St.
Caldwell, OH
Operates Head Start, a federally funded pre-school program for children in low-income
families.
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Eve Inc.
740-374-3111
PO Box 122
Marietta, OH
Emergency shelter, transitional housing, court advocacy, counseling, and referrals for
survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault.
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Education resources
G.E.D Line
740-472-0954
204 South Paul Street
Woodsfield, OH 43793-1260
Employment Services
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
740-592-4411
86 Columbus Rd., Suite 103
Athens, OH 45701-1312
Department of Job and Family Services
740-732-2392
Caldwell, OH
Jobs Ect. Employment Training Center
740-732-2392
18065 State Route 78, PO Box 250
Caldwell, OH 43724
Emergency Services
American Red Cross American Red Cross of Ohio Hills
740-622-0228
245 N. 4th Street
Coshocton, OH 43812
http://www.coshocton.redcross.org/
Family Services
Department of Job and Family Services
740-732-2392
18065 Woodsfield Road
Caldwell, OH
Noble County Help Me Grow
740-732‐4958
44069 State Route 821
Caldwell, OH 43724
Noble Health Department WIC
740-732-4958
44069 State Route 821
Caldwell, OH
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Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a nutrition program that provides education,
nutritional supplements and food, and referrals to other social services for pregnant
women, infants, and children under five years of age.
Food Assistance
Department of Job and Family Services
740-732-2392
18065 Woodsfield Road
Caldwell, OH
Operates public assistance programs including Food Stamps.
First Baptist Church Food Pantry
740-732-2047
518 North St.
Caldwell, OH
First Church of the Nazarene Food Pantry
740-732-5152
6 Cumberland St.
Caldwell, OH
Samaritan House-Noble County
740-732-2840
307 Main St.
Caldwell, OH
First United Methodist Church
740-732-4043
537 Main St.
Caldwell, OH
Housing Assistance
GMN Tri-County Community Inc.
740-732-2388
615 North St.
Caldwell, OH
Emergency Home Repair and Rental Assistance.
Legal Assistance
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-374-2629
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427 Second Street
Marietta, OH 45750
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
http://www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
http://www.oslsa.org
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging 8
800-331-2644
1400 Pike Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.areaagency8.org
Noble County Senior Citizen Center
740-732-5129
300 Cumberland St
Caldwell, OH 43724
Transportation
Department of Job and Family Services
740-732-2392
Caldwell, OH
Medicaid transportation provides rides to Medicaid recipients to and from medical
appointments.
Samaritan House-Noble County
740-732-2840
307 Main St.
Caldwell, OH
Provides gas vouchers for trips to medical appointments.
Utility Assistance
GMN Tri-County Community Inc.
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740-732-2388
615 North St.
Caldwell, OH
Operates Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) and offers home weatherization
services to reduce utility bills.
Veteran’s Services
Veteran’s Service Commission
740-732-5567
PO Box 235
Caldwell, OH
Health/Medical Services
GMN Healthy Smiles Dental
740-732-4292
606 West St.
Caldwell, OH
Noble County Health Department
740-732-5405
44069 SR 821
Caldwell, OH
Immunizations, Health Screenings, Women’s Health Clinic on Tuesdays.
Caldwell Clinic
740-732-2339
304 Main St.
Caldwell, OH
Accepts Medicaid.
Department of Job and Family Services: Medicaid Program
740-732-2392
Caldwell, OH
Operates several public assistance programs including Medicaid.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Noble Behavioral Health Choice
740-732-5988
48 Olive St.
Caldwell, OH
Six County Inc.
740-732-5233
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44020 State Route 821
Caldwell, OH
Wide range of in-patient and outpatient services available.
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Washington County
Child Care
COAD Child Care Resource Network Central Office
740-594-8499
1 Pinchot Ln
Athens, OH 45701
http://www.coadinc.org
Department of Job and Family Services
740-373-5513
1115 Gilman Ave.
Marietta, OH
Provides child care referrals and payment assistance to income eligible families.
Ohio's Child Care Resource & Referral
740-373-6996
1500 B Greene Street
Marietta, OH 45750
http://www.childcareohio.org/
Maintains the most comprehensive, up-to-date, early care & education and afterschool
databases in Ohio. Assists with referrals to child care and information on evaluating child care
programs. There is no charge for most services.
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Child Care locator
http://jfs.ohio.gov/CDC/childcare.stm
Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Resources
Eve Inc.
740-374-3111
PO Box 122
Marietta, OH
Emergency shelter, transitional housing, court advocacy, counseling, and referrals for
survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault.
Education resources
G.E.D Line
740-472-0954
204 South Paul Street
Woodsfield, OH 43793-1260
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Employment Services
Bureau of Vocational Development
740-592-4411
86 Columbus Rd., Suite 103
Athens, OH 45701-1312
One Stop Jobs Etc
740-373-3745
218 Putnam St
Marietta, OH
Emergency Services
American Red Cross of Washington County
740-373-0281
401 4th St
Marietta, OH
http://www.washingtoncountyredcross.org/
Family Services
Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps
740-374-2782 ex 1020
342 Muskingum Drive
Marietta, OH 45750-3087
http://www.washco-ohhealth.org/88
Pays for medical expenses for children birth to age 21 who qualify medically and/or financially
Department of Job and Family Services
740-373-5513
1115 Gilman Ave.
Marietta, OH
Family Health Service: WIC Program
740-373-8501
696 Wayne Street
Marietta, OH 45750
WIC is available to pregnant or breast-feeding women, infants up to 1 year of age and to
children up to the age of 5 years. One must live in Washington or Morgan County and be
certified by a WIC staff member as needing supplemental food due to a health or
nutritional risk. Current income standards must be met and individuals must return to
WIC clinic for regular health checkups. Eligible participants receive coupons which are
redeemed for cereal, juice, etc. at local grocers.
Head Start
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740-373-3745
218 Putnam St
Marietta, OH
United States
Head Start Norwood Center
740-373-6016
205 Phillips St
Marietta, OH
United States
Help Me Grow
740-374-4954
202 Davis Ave
Marietta, OH
Food Assistance
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
State Rte. 339
Beverly, OH
Need to take Social Security Cards for everyone in household and proof of residence.
Service Waterford, Watertown, and Central Townships (excluding Coal Run).
Beverly/Waterford Food Pantry
740-984-2807
The Caring Connection
740-376-9903
401 4th St.
Marietta, OH
Food vouchers available. Assistance given once a year.
Children’s Hunger Alliance
740-374-8520
701 Wayne St.
Marietta, OH
Community Food Pantry
740-373-5741
Community Action Program
740-373-7671
218 Putnam St.
Marietta, OH
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Department of Job and Family Services
740-373-5513
1115 Gilman Ave.
Marietta, OH
Hours: M-F 7:30-4
Administers many public assistance programs including Food Stamps.
First Congregational Church
318 Front St.
Marietta, OH
Hours: M-TH 10-2
Contact: Karen Anderson
Five to six day supply of food given to individuals and families up to six times per
calendar year (once per month maximum). Call for identification requirements.
Franciscan Community Meals
740-373-7998
318 Front St.
Marietta, OH
Salvation Army
740-373-4043
136 Front St.
Marietta, OH
Western Washington County Food Pantry
740-678-1065
PO Box 151
Barlow, OH
Emergency food given six times in 12 month period. There must be two weeks between
times. Townships served: Warren, Barlow, Dunham, Fairfield, Wesley, Palmer, and
Decauter.
Housing Assistance
The Caring Connection
740-376-9903
401 4th St.
Marietta, OH
Security deposits and first month’s rent if forced to move.
Community Action Program
740-373-7671
218 Putnam St.
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Marietta, OH
The Community Housing Improvement Program provides a comprehensive program of
housing services to low and moderate income families living in Washington County and
Morgan County. These services include such things as down payment assistance,
emergency home repair, and rehabilitation of owner occupied and rental units. The
Section 8 HUD Tenant Based Assistance Program provides rental assistance and utility
support to low income families on behalf of the City of Marietta, Ohio, as the Public
Housing Agency. The program assures low income families have decent and affordable
housing and, through case management, assists families to obtain services aimed at
selfsufficiency.
Cornerstone Messianic Chapel and Ministries
740-374-5381
Rt. 1 N. Newport Pike
Reno, OH
Temporary emergency shelter. Must phone ahead.
Department of Job and Family Services
740-373-5513
1115 Gilman Ave.
Marietta, OH
Help with rent and home repairs for low-income families.
The Hannah House
740-594-3336
PO Box 4
Athens, Ohio 45701
http://www.good-works.net/hannah.htm
Provides a transitional housing service for those caught in the cycle of homelessness
Salvation Army
740-373-4043
136 Front St.
Marietta, OH
Lodging and rent assistance available.
Household Needs (Furniture, Clothing, etc.)
Community Action Program
740-373-7671
218 Putnam St.
Marietta, OH
Salvation Army
740-373-4043
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136 Front St.
Marietta, OH
Legal Assistance
Southeastern Ohio Legal Services
740-374-2629
427 Second Street
Marietta, OH 45750
Legal Hotline for Seniors
800-488-6070
http://www.proseniors.org/legal_services
The Legal Hotline provides free legal information, advice, and referral for residents of Ohio age
60 and over. The Legal Hotline responds to the legal needs of callers within Ohio regardless of
income or location
Ohio State Legal Services Association
800-589-5888
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215-1137
http://www.oslsa.org
Senior Services
Area Agency on Aging 8
800-331-2644
1400 Pike Street
Marietta, OH 45750
www.areaagency8.org
Belpre Senior Citizen Center
740-423-6022
1614 Washington Blvd
Belpre, OH 45714
Carrol Senior Center
740-865-2448
606 Broadway Ave
New Matamoras, OH 45767
O'Neill Senior Center
740-373-391
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Senior center
333 Fourth St
Marietta, OH 45750
Transportation
The Caring Connection
740-376-9903
401 4th St.
Marietta, OH
Gas vouchers offered once a year.
Community Action Bus Lines
740-373-7671
218 Putnam St.
Marietta, OH
http://www.wmcap.org/transportation.html
CABL is available to the general public and can accommodate persons who use
wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, canes, guide dogs, or other mobility aids. CABL busses
travel across all of Washington and Morgan County, from doctor's offices, to shopping
areas, to government service buildings to get riders where they need to go. In Morgan
County a demand response or door-to-door service is available. Fares are 80 cents one way in
the City of Marietta and 40 cents for persons 65 years or older and/or disabled.
Fares in Washington County range from 80 cents to 3 dollars depending upon distance.
Utility Assistance
The Caring Connection
740-376-9903
401 4th St.
Marietta, OH
Assistance for shut-off utilities and security deposits.
Community Action Program
740-373-7671
218 Putnam St.
Marietta, OH
The Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is an assistance program designed to
help low income families meet the high costs of home heating during the winter months.
Applications may be completed by the applicant him/herself and mailed directly to the
state. The Winter Crisis Program can prevent disconnection of heating utilities and
restore heating services to households that have been disconnected. WCP can also pay
for an emergency delivery of bulk fuel when the supply is down to 10 days or less.
Households can receive WCP assistance one time per program year. The Summer Crisis Program
provides assistance to eligible families to offset high electricity costs associated with the
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summer cooling season. Applicants for SCP assistance must be 60 years of age or older or have a
documented breathing problem. The Home Weatherization Assistance Program helps families
reduce heating and cooling costs by increasing efficient energy use. By analyzing the home's
energy efficiency, staff can install insulation and weather stripping or take other measures to
reduce the family's heating and cooling costs while increasing their comfort.
Department of Job and Family Services
740-373-5513
1115 Gilman Ave.
Marietta, OH
Call for income eligibility requirements.
Salvation Army
740-373-4043
136 Front St.
Marietta, OH
Limited assistance available.
Veteran’s Services
Veteran’s Service Commission
740-373-6623 Ext.220
205 Putnam St.
Marietta, OH
Emergency services for Honorably Discharged Veterans, their widows, and dependent
children only. Services include food, utilities, and emergency prescriptions.
Health/Medical Services
Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps
740-374-2782 ex 1020
342 Muskingum Drive
Marietta, OH 45750-3087
http://www.washco-ohhealth.org/88
Pays for medical expenses for children birth to age 21 who qualify medically and/or financially
The Caring Connection
740-376-9903
401 4th St.
Marietta, OH
Emergency prescription assistance up to once a year.
Belpre Health Department
740-423-7592
715 Park Dr.
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Belpre, OH
Community Action Family Health Services
740-374-8501
696 Wayne St.
Marietta, OH
Involves pregnancy tests, pap tests, breast exams, and STD testing also are provided. The clinic
is open to all women of child-bearing age in Washington and Morgan counties. Also provides
clinical breast exams, pelvic examinations, and other diagnostic tests to eligible clients who are
unable to pay for these services every year. The eligible client must be 40 years or older for Pap
tests, 50 years or older for Mammograms, have limited income, and no Medicaid coverage.
Prenatal Services provides checkups during pregnancy, social service assessments and
counseling, assistance in applying for Healthy Start Medical cards, classes, and post-partum
exams.
Department of Job and Family Services Medicaid Program
740-373-5513
1115 Gilman Ave.
Marietta, OH
Home Nursing Services and Hospice
740-373-8549
210 N. 7th St. #300
Marietta, OH
Marietta City Health Department
740-373-0611
304 Putnam St.
Marietta, OH
Immunizations, Nursing Services, Children’s Health and Diabetes Screenings
Mid-Ohio Valley Health Department
304-485-7374
211 6th St.
Parkersburg, WV
Anonymous testing by appointment.
Southeastern Ohio Dental Clinic
740-374-6242
1207 Gilman Ave.
Marietta, OH
The goal of the Southeastern Ohio Dental Clinic is to provide dental services and
education on preventative dental care at affordable prices. The dental clinic offers
preventative and correctional services including cleaning, x-rays, fluoride treatments,
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exams, extractions, fillings, and dentures. The medical card is accepted and there are
reduced fees for those who qualify. Anyone requesting reduced fees must have proof of
income.
Washington County Health Department
740-374-2782
342 Muskingum Dr.
Marietta, OH
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Chemical Dependency Services
740-374-1771
401 Matthew St.
Marietta, OH
Havar Inc
740-373-7175
416 3rd St
Marietta, OH
Supported Living & Homemaker Care, Person Centered Planning, Passport Services, Service
Coordination, Day Programs, Children Services, Autism Resource Center
Recovery Alternatives
740-568-0733
122 Putnam St.
Marietta, OH
Outpatient services only.
Washington County Community Rehabilitation
740-374-6989
118 Putnam St.
Marietta, OH
Westbrook Health Services
304-295-5665
Parkersburg, WV
Voca Corporation
740-373-8404
513 E Montgomery St
Marietta, OH
Provides assisted living
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