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1. Gohio Commute helps commuters all across the state explore their commute options.

2. Riders or caregivers can contact Sam Smith at the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (ssmith@morpc.org) for more information, including presentations and demos of the Gohio Mobility platform.

3. Gohio Mobility is a transportation provider search tool; to book or pay for rides, please contact the provider directly.

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ATTENTION CLIENTS!

​ Beginning in January 2025, SSCM Food Pantry services will be focused on serving households in need of food in zip codes 43204, 43205, 43206, 43207, 43223, and 43232 ONLY. Please visit the link on the COMMUNITY RESOURCES tab above to find pantries which serve your household zip code. Thank you for your understanding.

​ Please register withLSS 211Central Ohio (formerly HandsOn) and then visit our Pantry located at:
225 East Gates, Columbus, Ohio 43206

All food is distributed pre-boxed at curbside.
For additional information on services available, visit the Pantry Services and Community Resources tabs above.

If we are not open and you have an immediate need for food or diapers, please visit our COMMUNITY RESOURCES tab for other neighborhood pantries and community agencies who may be able to help you now, or visit the website at ​ to find open food pantries and warming stations located nearby. https://freshtrak.com

Make A Donation in someone's name to the SSCM Food Pantry !
It's as easy as clicking the yellow PayPal "" button below!
ALL money donated goes toward buying and distributing food to people in need!

To make a donation "In Memory Of' or "In Honor Of" simply make a notation on the PayPal donation page by clicking the "plus" sign to expand the "allocations" box.

We are located at
St. Paul UCC
225 E Gates Street
Columbus, Ohio 43206

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

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Our Comprehensive Recovery Pathway 1 findinghope Designed to meet the individual needs of men to recover from substance use disorders. 2 buildinghope Clients participate in thirty hours of diverse treatment programming per week. 3 livinghope This phase supports greater independence while maintaining strong structure and accountability. 4 maintaininghope Quality residences.Recovery focused.Family style living. I have […]

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The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is a federal law that, in part, provides housing protections for people applying for or living in units subsidized by the federal government and who have experienced domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking, to help keep them safe and reduce their likelihood of experiencing homelessness.

Under VAWA, someone who has experienced domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and/or stalking (VAWA violence/abuse):

Cannot be denied admission to or assistance under a HUD-subsidized or assisted unit or program because of the VAWA violence/abuse committed against them.

Cannot be evicted from a HUD-subsidized unit nor have their assistance terminated because of the VAWA violence/abuse committed against them.

Cannot be denied admission, evicted, or have their assistance terminated for reasons related to the VAWA violence/abuse, such as having an eviction record, criminal history, or bad credit history.

Must have the option to stay in their HUD-subsidized housing, even if there has been criminal activity directly related to the VAWA violence/abuse.

Can request an emergency transfer from the housing provider for safety reasons related to the VAWA violence/abuse committed against them.

Must be allowed to move with continued assistance, if the survivor has a Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher.

Must be able to provide proof to the housing provider by self-certifying using the HUD VAWA Self-certification (Form HUD-5382), and not be required to provide more proof unless the housing provider has conflicting information about the violence/abuse.

Must receive HUD's Notice of VAWA Housing Rights (Form HUD-5380) and HUD's VAWA Self-certification Form (Form HUD-5382) from the housing provider, when they are denied admission to a HUD-subsidized unit or HUD program, when they are admitted to a HUD-subsidized unit or HUD program, and when they receive a notice of eviction from a HUD-subsidized unit or notice of termination from a HUD program.

Has a right to strict confidentiality of information regarding their status as a survivor.

Can request a lease bifurcation from the owner or landlord to remove the perpetrator from the lease or unit, and if the housing provider bifurcates, it must be done consistent with applicable federal, state, or local laws and the requirements of the HUD housing program.

Cannot be coerced, intimated, threatened, or retaliated against by HUD-subsidized housing providers for seeking or exercising VAWA protections.

Has the right to seek law enforcement or emergency assistance for themselves or others without being penalized by local laws or policies for these requests or because they were victims of criminal activity.

VAWA's housing protections, in part, are available to someone who has previously or is currently experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, or stalking. The survivor does NOT have to be married to, related to, or living with the perpetrator to be protected by VAWA. It does not matter how long ago the survivor experienced the violence. A survivor's immigration status in itself does not impact a survivor's right to VAWA's housing protections.

VAWA's housing protections, in part, apply to a survivor if they are applying for or living in shelter, transitional housing, or permanent housing that is subsidized by a federal homeless assistance program or federal affordable housing program. See below for a list of HUD programs covered by VAWA.
VAWA protects survivors, regardless of their sex, gender identity, or sexual orientation AND regardless of the sex, gender identity or sexual orientation of the person who caused harm.

VAWA applies to these HUD programs:

VAWA's housing safeguards apply to survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and/or stalking. These forms of violence (collectively called "VAWA violence/abuse") are defined below.

Domestic Violence includes felony or misdemeanor crimes committed by a current or former spouse or intimate partner of the victim under the family or domestic violence laws of the jurisdiction receiving grant funding and, in the case of victim services, includes the use or attempted use of physical abuse or sexual abuse, or a pattern of any other coercive behavior committed, enabled, or solicited to gain or maintain power and control over a victim, including verbal, psychological, economic, or technological abuse that may or may not constitute criminal behavior, by a person who -

Dating violence means violence committed by a person-

Sexual Assault is any nonconsensual sexual act proscribed by Federal, tribal, or State law, including when the victim lacks capacity to consent.

Stalkingmeans engaging in a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a reasonable person to- (A) fear for his or her safety or the safety of others; or (B) suffer substantial emotional distress.

If you believe your VAWA rights have been violated, you can visit this link to file a complaint with HUD's Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO). You can also find out more about the complaint process. These sites provide information in multiple languages and include instructions for filing a complaint online on HUD's website and by email, mail, or telephone.

Note: HUD is currently updating its complaint form to include VAWA protections. However, you may still use the current complaint form to file a VAWA complaint. On the complaint form, please explain in the narrative section why you believe your VAWA rights were violated.

HUD's Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (FHEO) works to eliminate housing discrimination and promote civil rights and economic opportunity through housing. FHEO enforces VAWA and other fair housing and civil rights laws, and one of its roles is to investigate complaints of housing discrimination.

It is unlawful to retaliate against someone who has made a complaint or participated in any manner in a proceeding involving HUD's complaint process or investigation, or who has reported a discriminatory practice to a housing provider or other authority.

For more information on VAWA and Fair Housing, see here.

VAWA Statute

VAWA Regulations

VAWA Notices and Guidance

Press Release: HUD Announces New Resources for Advancing Housing Protections for Survivors of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking (February 1, 2023)

HUD, Federal Register Notice: The Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization Act of 2022: Overview of Applicability to HUD (January 4, 2023)

HUD, SNAPs, Memo to Emergency Solutions Grant Program Recipients and Continuum of Care Program Recipients, Housing Provisions of the Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization Act of 2022 (June 28, 2023)

HUD, FHEO, Memo: Guidance on the Implementation of FHEO Notice FHEO-2023-1 (March 27, 2023)

HUD, Multifamily Housing, Memo: Housing Provisions of the Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization Act of 2022 (March 10, 2023)

HUD, PIH, Letter to Public Housing Authority Executives: Housing Provisions of the Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization Act of 2022 (March 3, 2023)

HUD, HOPWA, VAWA Letter Regarding Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) Grantees and Project Sponsors (February 14, 2023)

HUD, FHEO 2023-01: Notice to Public Regarding FHEO Enforcement Authority and Procedures: Violence Against Women Act 2022 (VAWA) (January 20, 2023)

HUD, Federal Register Notice: 60-Day Notice of Proposed Information Collection: Implementation of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013, OMB Control No.: 2577-0286 (November 4, 2022)

HUD, Notice H 2017-05 Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization Act of 2013 - Additional Guidance for Multifamily Owners and Management Agents (June 30, 2017)

HUD, PIH-2017-08 (HA) Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013 Guidance (May 19, 2017)

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The Voluntary Agreement stems from a limited compliance review initiated by HUD in November 2022 under Section 504 for Greenbriar Apartments, a 208-unit development in Tennessee owned by Alco Greenbriar Partners, LP, whose general partner is Alco Properties, Inc. The property is managed by Alco Management, Inc., which manages over 50 multifamily properties throughout the Southeast. The property receives Project Based Rental Assistance through HUD Multifamily Housing.

Following the limited compliance review, the Letter of Findings of Noncompliance was issued in April 2023, describing the housing providers' effective denial of multiple reasonable accommodation or modification requests. HUD also uncovered instances of VAWA noncompliance involving households that experienced incidents of sexual assault and/or domestic violence. Two tenants requested VAWA emergency transfers and in both instances, the housing providers failed to provide the transfer or take any additional action needed to process the requests. Under the Voluntary Conciliation Agreement, the housing providers agree to pay the aggrieved parties $50,000 in monetary compensation. The housing providers will also amend its reasonable accommodation transfer log, revise the transfer policy, revise its VAWA policies, construct or convert ten UFAS-accessible units, with an additional four units for the hearing and visually impaired and accessible common areas, designate a VAWA Coordinator, respond to VAWA-related grievances and transfer requests within ten days, and attend VAWA training.

Read the Conciliation Agreement VAWA Memo Letter of Findings

HUD's investigation found that a tenant who had a Housing Choice Voucher alleged that a Public Housing Agency in Nevada ("PHA") and its Housing Specialist violated the complainant's rights under VAWA when the complainant requested to relocate mid-lease as an emergency transfer after being stalked by a former partner. The complainant alleged that the housing provider demanded confusing and contradictory documentation that it was not permitted to request under VAWA, threatened to revoke the complainant's voucher, denied her request to extend her voucher, and stopped paying its portion of the rent while the complainant prepared to move to protect her safety. HUD's investigation indicated that the PHA's policies and procedures did not comply with VAWA, including policies for documenting someone's status as a VAWA survivor in general and, specifically, when an emergency transfer is requested. The PHA also lacked an emergency transfer plan, as required by VAWA. The agreement requires the housing provider to adopt and implement policies that comply with VAWA and will protect the VAWA rights of its applicants and residents, including that the PHA has an Emergency Transfer Plan that will allow survivors who qualify to move quickly without losing their assistance, to hire outside experts to provide VAWA training to staff, and to pay the complainant a monetary settlement.

A woman filed a complaint alleging that a housing management company in CA, which is a recipient of funds under the HOME Investment Partnerships Program ("HOME") and Low-Income Housing Tax Credits ("LIHTC"), and a property manager violated her rights under VAWA by denying her application due to a history of violations of the terms of previous rental agreements that were related to her status as a survivor of dating violence. Although the housing providers denied that the tenant disclosed her status as a dating violence survivor, they acknowledged that they failed to accompany the denial letter with any information about her rights under VAWA, as required by law, and that they did not advise her about how she might appeal the denial. Under the terms of the agreement, the housing providers will pay the complainant a monetary settlement, place her on the top of the waitlist for the next available unit at two properties, notify her in writing when such a unit becomes available, revise their policies and procedures to comply with VAWA and protect the VAWA rights of applicants and tenants, establish a VAWA Rights Coordinator to handle VAWA matters and compliance, and require their employees to complete VAWA training annually.

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The United Methodist Free Store provides gently used clothing and household items to individuals and families in a hospitable atmosphere that affirms the self-worth of each individual. Since the Free Store opened its doors in 1999, we serve over 25,000 people per year.

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Donations for the Free Store

We accept donations of gently used clothing (infant-adult sizes) and household items (books, toys, dishes, linens, baby items, etc.).

For donations after hours, please use the blue donation bin behind the building. For health and safety considerations, please do not leave donations on the ground outside the bin.

Due to space limitations, we ask that you please call the Free Store to arrange donations of large furniture.

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Our weekly clinic provides primary care services to the uninsured and medically underserved populations of Columbus, Ohio.

Our clinic offers off-site laboratory testing and imaging services.

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Our weekly clinic provides primary care services to the uninsured and medically underserved populations of Columbus, Ohio. Our clinic offers off-site laboratory testing and imaging services. Referrals to specialized departments within the Wexner Medical Center are available through our providers.

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Social Support Services help families stay strong and healthy.
We can help you with:

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Getting food

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Learning new things

Managing your money

Connecting with doctors and getting help for addiction and mental health

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PCC is here to help you and your baby get a healthy start. Seeing a doctor early in pregnancy for prenatal care:

Increases the chances of delivering a healthy, full-term baby

Identifies potential health concerns for mom and baby

Connects you with important resources to prepare for you baby’s arrival

To learn more, please call us at 614-884-2441

How PCC Can Help

PCC provides wholistic support to all pregnant women, regardless of income, through care coordination services and community partnerships. To support pregnant women and address critical barriers to care, we provide:

Access to Prenatal Care: Our care coordinators connect you to affordable, timely, and convenient prenatal care.

Appointment Coordination & Scheduling: We help schedule prenatal appointments to ensure timely care through partnerships with hospitals and providers.

Referrals for Additional Assistance: We work with community partners to ensure you can attend critical medical appointments and are connected to other services, including substance abuse treatment and recovery support.

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DENTAL SERVICES LOCATION
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2nd FLOOR / DENTAL SERVICES
240 PARSONS AVENUE
COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215

Hours of Operation:
1st AND 3rd Tuesdays of every month
by APPOINTMENT ONLY for those experiencing tooth pain.

Please note: Dental Services will only operate when the Columbus Public Health Department is open.

Parking is free, and entry is through the rear entrance.

To learn more, please call us at 614-884-2441

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*We currently do not have openings available for our dental, vision, and chiropractic clinics; our medical clinic continues to accept walk-ins.

Free Health Clinics

6000 Cooper Road, Westerville, Ohio 43081
Vineyard Free Health Clinics serve those ages 18 and up who are uninsured OR have Medicaid or are Medicaid eligible with income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
(No private insurance, Medicare, or other government assisted programs.)

Walk-in medical clinic for diagnosis and treatment of illnesses.
Basic work physicals available by calling 614-259-5428 (option 6) prior to coming to the clinic.
This clinic does not provide lab tests, injections, or x-rays.

Tuesday Evenings: Walk-in; first-come, first served.
4:00pm - registration begins
6:00pm - doctors begin to see patients

By appointment only.
We provide dental exams, x-rays, fillings, extractions and cleanings.
This clinic does not treat wisdom teeth, bridgework, orthodontics or dentures.

To schedule an appointment, call 614-259-5428 (option 6).
Please leave your name, phone number, and state your request to be added to the dental appointment waitlist.

By appointment only.
We offer eye exams and vouchers for free eyeglasses to qualified individuals.

To request an appointment, call 614-259-5428 (option 6).
Please leave your name, phone number, and state your request for a vision appointment. Your call will be returned within three business days.

By appointment only.
We provide evaluation and care for those with pain involving headaches, neck, back or joints.
This clinic does not provide x-rays.

To request an appointment, call 614-259-5428 (option 6).
Please leave your name, phone number, and state your request for a chiropractic appointment. Your call will be returned within three business days.

Lower Lights Christian Health Center

Lower Lights Christian Health Center (LLCHC) is a faith-based, nonprofit community health center that exists to minister the love of Christ as a full service medical home, focused on quality whole person wellness. A Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), LLCHC's vision is to transform the overall health of Central Ohio, serving one individual and family at a time. All services - medical, vision, dental, counseling, and nutrition care. Because we believe that we are made up of three parts - body, mind, and soul - we also offer spiritual care for those who desire it. All of our services benefit everyone, regardless of their ability to pay. LLCHC accepts Medicaid and Medicare, as well as most private insurance plans. For those without insurance, payment is measured on a sliding fee scale based on income, with most patients paying $20.

Vineyard Community Center hosts LLCHC at its Cooper Road Location:

* 6000 Cooper Road, Westerville, Ohio 43081 (No Walk-Ins)
Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday: 8:00am - 3:00pm

Free Brief Advice Legal Clinic

First Mondays of Each Month **Temporarily Suspended Until Further Notice**
Doors Open: 5:30pm(Volunteer Lawyers available at 6:30pm)
Contact: Please stop by the clinic in the Vineyard Community Center and volunteers will assist you.

Over the years, the number of people who wished to see our volunteer lawyers has been much greater than the number of volunteers. In fact, the demand has been so great that it has been very difficult to meet with everyone who hoped to discuss their needs with a lawyer.

In order to better meet the needs of our visitors and our volunteers, everyone who wishes to meet with a lawyer will be required to come to the clinic, in person, to complete an informational form.

Your information form will be reviewed by our volunteers to determine whether your needs fall within the scope of the services that the clinic offers. You will be contacted to let you know whether or not we are able to help you.

Subject to volunteer expertise and availability, consultations in the following areas are provided:
* Minor Civil Matters
* Minor Criminal Matters (including sealing of criminal records)
* Civil Protection Orders (CPO)
* Debtor/ Creditor
* Landlord-Tenant Disputes (no evictions)
* Micro-Entrepreneurial Services
* Mediation

If your request is one that falls within the above guidelines, then you will be contacted and given an appointment to consult with a lawyer. You will then receive consultation and advice to help you better understand your legal rights and how to help yourself.

The Vineyard Free Legal Clinic offers brief advice to those who cannot afford a lawyer. (Low-income individuals at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.)

As a brief advice clinic, it is not possible to accept cases for personal representation. In truly exceptional cases, a lawyer may agree to represent you. However, representation depends on the nature of your legal issue, the expertise of our volunteer lawyers and their personal schedule.

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During detox, patients release their bodies from the physical and psychological dependence on drugs and alcohol before the drug rehab process begins. Physical and mental withdrawal can be the most challenging barrier to staying clean.

After the body is clean, the next step is the mind. This is where freedom from addiction begins and ends. When you're locked in a hopeless cycle of quitting, withdrawal, and relapse, you are forced to choose between staying stuck and taking control of your life. We are here to offer you or your loved one a compassionate and practical way out to not only become drug-free but also to stay drug-free.

Many people are fearful when they hear the words "spirit" or "spiritual" as they associate them with religious beliefs and quickly pass judgment. But spirituality can mean so much more than religion. Spiritually at the Recovery Institute of Ohio means having a life with purpose that allows you to connect with something outside yourself. Don't let drug and alcohol addiction block your spirit.

Addiction & Recovery Program FAQs:

Drug Rehab Ohio

What Treatments Are Offered at a Drug Rehab Center in Ohio?

Our drug rehab center in Ohio provides personalized and compassionate care through residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient programs. Each substance abuse treatment program is tailored to meet the needs of every patient. At the Recovery Institute of Ohio, all addiction treatment programs and services are led by our multi-disciplinary team of clinicians, therapists, and group facilitators who apply their expertise and extensive knowledge to guide patients towards a successful recovery. As a part of our comprehensive continuum of care at our Ohio drug rehab, all treatment programs and services are available in residential treatment and long-term recovery.

What Are the Stages of Rehab at an Addiction Recovery Center?

Though individual experiences may differ, in general, individuals who go through a drug rehab program can expect to progress through at least four different phases of addiction treatment-intake/comprehensive evaluation, medical detox, rehabilitation, and aftercare/continuing recovery. The intake portion consists of a thorough assessment applied to create an individualized addiction treatment plan. The detox phase works to manage unpleasant withdrawal symptoms.

Introduction to Addiction Treatment:

During the intake process at our Ohio drug rehab, our medical team will carry out thorough evaluations that may include a medical examination, a psychological assessment, and a psychosocial assessment. In addition to information on your alcohol and drug use history, family history of addiction, and even financial arrangements for treatment. These assessments will help our medical team determine how our drug rehab in Ohio can most optimally tailor an addiction treatment plan to you and your needs. Following your assessments, you will be introduced to your counselor, who will work with you and our medical team to solidify your customized addiction treatment plan with our Ohio drug rehab.

Ohio Drug Rehab Medically Supervised Detox:

During medical detox, patients release all traces of alcohol and drugs from their bodies. Many individuals during this stage experience withdrawal symptoms, physical cravings, and psychological/emotional dependence. Individuals at risk of developing severe withdrawal syndromes often benefit from supplemented supervision, monitoring, and possibly pharmacologic interventions available in a medical detox environment.

In many cases, medication is given to alleviate withdrawal symptoms associated with specific drugs, including but not limited to heroin and other prescription opioid drugs. Treatment medications received during medical detox at a drug rehab in Ohio will depend on the substance(s) being abused. The medication regimen required during medical detox may differ based on the type of substance dependence and the possible severity of the associated withdrawal symptoms.

Building the Foundation at our Drug Rehab in Ohio to Abstain from your Drug(s) of Choice/Maintain Sobriety:

Participating in an Ohio drug rehab treatment program will help you identify/manage your triggers and educate you about relapse prevention. The emphasis is on building healthy relationships, learning management skills, incorporating exercise into your daily routine, and continuing to expand your sober life in a way that makes you happy and healthy.

Inpatient, Outpatient & Partial Hospitalization in Ohio for Long-Term Addiction Recovery:

Our drug rehab Ohio inpatient treatment program offers individuals struggling with addiction the opportunity to eliminate outside distractions and completely immerse themselves in the process of recovery. Our inpatient drug rehab center in Ohio provides 24/7 medical care, counseling, clinical treatments, education, and other treatment services to effectively heal the physical, mental and emotional harm prompted by addiction.

If you have important work or familial obligations-such as caring for children or a loved one-our drug rehab Ohio outpatient program is offered part-time, allowing you to maintain some of those obligations. Both our intensive outpatient and outpatient treatment programs are good options for individuals who need a transitional level of care as they step down from residential treatment, individuals wanting to supplement their recovery or those with more mild or short-lived addictions interested in attending a drug rehab in Ohio.

Our drug rehab Ohio partial hospitalization program (PHP) is a hospital-based type of outpatient drug rehabilitation. While our partial hospitalization program takes place in the same structured treatment environment as our residential care, the levels of care are distinct. Our PHP involves treatment a minimum of 5 hours a day up to 7 days a week for those who have mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms that likely are not severe and do not require 24/7 medical supervision.

At the Recovery Institute of Ohio, we understand rehabilitation is an ongoing journey taken one day at a time. Since no two journeys are the same, we provide various levels of care and treatments at our Ohio drug rehab to be by your side every step of the way. To learn more about our drug rehab Ohio addiction treatment programs, call 888-388-8770 .

What Should I Expect From a Drug Rehab in Ohio?

At our drug rehab in Ohio, each addiction treatment program includes a level of individual therapy, group therapy, and educational programs around relapse prevention. Each treatment offering is unique to the individual receiving treatment with the common goals to rectify drug-seeking habits, instill healthy coping mechanisms, and teach valuable relapse prevention skills. While our drug rehab facility provides a structured environment, we have the flexibility to tailor treatment plans specific to the individual.

As part of ongoing recovery, our various aftercare outlets provide patients with long-term support and continued relapse prevention opportunities Aftercare from drug rehab in Ohio will include building relationships with people who do not drink or use drugs as well as participating in hobbies and activities that do not involve drugs. Overall, this stage in the addiction recovery process is about finding and strengthening areas of your life that bring you fulfillment.

What Does Drug Rehabilitation Do?

Drug rehabilitation provides care and treatment through a structured environment. Drug rehab programs help those with addiction to drugs and alcohol overcome their destructive habits and regain a healthy, happy life that is drug-free. At the Recovery Institute of Ohio, our Ohio drug rehabilitation provides patients with the very best care from a world-class addiction treatment team with extensive knowledge in treating substance use disorders and associated illnesses. Our drug rehab Ohio provides individuals the opportunity to address unresolved issues and tackle addiction head-on with the tools needed to sustain a life in recovery.

Choosing from the many rehabs in Ohio is not easy but an important step towards recovery. At our drug rehab Ohio, the treatment programs we offer have the same underlying goal of helping patients to live a life of sobriety but take different paths to accomplish this. The best place to start in picking the right Ohio drug rehab for you is by identifying your expectations of what you plan to gain from addiction treatment rehabilitation and creating a plan that is right for you. Before deciding what drug treatment program to attend, it can be beneficial to speak to an addiction treatment specialist to learn about your options.

How Does Alcohol Rehab in Ohio Work?

Before beginning alcohol addiction treatment, our licensed addiction counselors will conduct a series of assessments and work with you to establish a customized alcohol addiction treatment plan. At the Recovery Institute of Ohio, we offer numerous levels of care for alcohol addiction treatment. Each program we offer at our alcohol rehab in Ohio has the ability to be tailored to the individual needs of each client. Our alcohol addiction treatment methods are designed to focus on building long-term, sustainable, wellness, and recovery. To learn more about our alcohol rehab in Ohio, call 888-388-8770 .

How Do I Find the Right Addiction Treatment Center in Ohio for My Specific Needs?

Finding the right addiction recovery center for yourself or a loved one can be an overwhelming and challenging process. The need for treatment centers has increased over the years as alcohol abuse and drug addiction have become more prevalent. Unfortunately, many rehab centers out there utilize misleading marketing and unethical practices to lure in vulnerable patients. This leaves many people in need of help frustrated and distrusting when searching for effective treatment resources.

Today, more than ever, individuals need to know what to look for in a reputable rehab center. As you search for alcohol and drug rehab centers in Ohio, there are important questions to ask. The first thing to inquire about is the credibility, licensing, and certifications that the center holds before exploring their services any further. The next inquiry should be regarding the quality of care staff and programming. Be sure to find out the specialists that make up the care team, the licensing each staff member holds, the various treatment options they offer, and the type of addiction and mental health programming involved in their services. Many rehabs promise the world, but it is important to research each addiction recovery center you are considering and learn the exact experience you or your loved one will undergo if you were to move forward with their program.

Transparency is of utmost importance at the Recovery Institute of Ohio. Our rehab facility in Ohio provides evidence-based treatment methods to help each of our clients overcome their addictions and start on the journey to long-lasting recovery. Our experienced care staff is comprised of licensed professionals who have the same goal to provide each client with the tools needed to thrive in their recovery and live a healthy, fulfilled life long after the completion of the treatment program.

How Do I Handle Triggers?

To be triggered means to have an emotional response to something based on your past experiences. People, scents, places, hazardous substances, or anything else that serves as a reminder of intense or distracting emotions are all examples of triggers. Triggers are often reminders that put you in a state of mental and emotional turmoil, including pain, rage, irritation, and other powerful emotions. When faced with addiction and recovery, triggers are usually some sort of internal or external stimulation that leads a former addict to crave drugs or alcohol, necessitating your attendance at an alcohol or drug rehab in Ohio.

Healthy Coping Skills

There are healthy methods to utilize when dealing with challenging triggers that can help you feel confident that you are not powerless in the face of them. Being self-aware is one of the most critical steps in identifying triggers and healthily managing them. If you are self-aware, you can grasp the driving force behind your behavior or the trigger before and after you react. The following are some simple strategies for efficiently managing your triggers:

Exercising

Counseling or restorative therapy

Mindfulness or meditation

Spending time with positive people

Staying hydrated

Getting involved in a support group

Consuming nutritious meals

Beneficial distractions

Reframing negative attitudes or perceptions

Mindfulness practices used at drug rehabs in Ohio help you focus on the current moment and bring your mindset into the present. This can help you disconnect from painful or stressful experiences and develop healthy coping techniques that allow you to thrive instead of resorting to harmful coping methods that can hurt you or others.

Drug Rehab in Ohio is the Solution

Individuals who suffer from harmful triggers may not be aware of the source of their problem and may benefit from counseling. Therapy or treatment for stressful triggers can help you avoid developing problematic compulsions or substance abuse problems. Therapists at drug rehabs in Ohio can provide you with tools and ideas to help you cope with complex emotions and compulsions. You can acquire new coping methods that are both healthy and effective. Additionally, going to a drug and alcohol rehab in Ohio can help you reduce your chances of relapsing.

How Do I Prepare for Rehab in Ohio?

After you've decided to go to treatment in Ohio, it's time to consider what actions you should take to ensure that you're adequately prepared for your stay. Many people entering treatment for the first time are unsure of what to anticipate and may be concerned about putting their jobs, finances, or family duties on hold while they are gone. It's crucial to realize that feeling anxious about this new experience is natural. All of these concerns may be alleviated by taking the time to prepare for rehab in Ohio properly.

You've already made the difficult decision to seek assistance. Now it's only a matter of taking the steps necessary to return to a healthy environment where you can successfully apply the skills you learned in rehab.

Steps for Preparing for Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Ohio

Take Care of Work and Family Obligations

You may be scared to tell your boss about your forthcoming rehab stint, but anyone who values you as an employee will want you to get better. They want you to be the healthiest, happiest, and greatest version of yourself, so let your boss know as soon as possible.

You are entitled to up to 12 weeks of medical leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act, so your work will be safeguarded while you are in rehab in Ohio.

If you're a caregiver for children, elderly parents, or even pets, now is the time to make sure they're taken care of while you're gone. Request that your children or pets be cared for by family or friends, or look into temporary care possibilities. Knowing that the people you care about are in good hands while you're away will help you relax and allow you to focus on getting the help you need.

Tie Up Any Financial or Legal Loose Ends

If you have expenses that need to be paid while you're away, set up automatic payments or talk to someone you trust about making sure they're taken care of. You don't want to return home from rehab ready to face life only to face financial difficulties.

If required, notify the courts - either directly or through your attorney - that you will be attending rehab in Ohio, so they are aware you will be out of contact. Even if your rehab stay is understood orally, it's always a good idea to acquire a legal "OK" in writing.

Make Sure You Have the Essentials - And Only the Essentials

It can be tempting to bring everything that reminds you of home to rehab, but bringing only what you truly need will ensure that you stay within the confines of your recovery center's permitted items.

Sticking to the necessities can also help you avoid external distractions that could jeopardize your sobriety. While in rehab in Ohio, your primary attention should be on yourself and obtaining the finest treatment possible, so leave any "extras" at home; they'll be waiting for you when you return.

Enjoy the Company You Keep

Before attending drug rehab in Ohio, you may feel as if there are a million things you need to accomplish. Prior to departing, though, it's critical to take the time to appreciate the positive individuals in your life. Your loved ones will motivate you to make the most of the treatment you will receive and will reassure you in your decision to seek help.

It's okay if you have to be the one to reach out to them and tell them how much you care about them and how grateful you are to have them. Tell them why you're going to a drug or alcohol rehab center in Ohio and what improvements you anticipate seeing in yourself when you get out. This will make it easier for you to stay sober when you return.

Write a Letter or Keep A Journal

Write a letter to yourself or a loved one to check in with yourself and keep your thoughts engaged. The letter can include anything on your mind, from a list of goals you'd like to achieve in rehab to things you want to do when you leave. It could also be as basic as how you feel about the scenario as a whole.

You can also keep a personal notebook to keep track of how you're feeling each day and what's grown more or less challenging in the days leading up to treatment.

Take Time to Relax

Why not get a head start on preparing for rehab in Ohio? You're going to rehab to get on a fantastic path to taking care of yourself, so why not get a head start on preparing for treatment?

Consider something that soothes you. Is it a simple stroll around the block? Soaking in a hot tub? Do you have a favorite show that you'd like to watch? Dedicate the time to do whatever it takes to put you in a relaxed state of mind and allow you to start getting enthusiastic about this new chapter in your life. It's natural to feel anxious about entering treatment, but try to keep your thoughts as calm as possible in the days leading up to your departure.

Making the decision to get treatment for your drug or alcohol addiction is a huge step that will improve your life and the lives of those you care about. Recognize that you are making this decision to improve yourself and live a more fulfilling life. Preparing for rehab is the most effective method to ensure that you get the most out of your treatment and leave with the tools you need to stay healthy and sober.

How Long Does Detox Take?

Detoxing from drugs or alcohol entails removing the chemicals from the body and managing any withdrawal symptoms that may arise. It could take anywhere from a few days to several weeks to complete the process. The length of time it takes to detox is determined by several factors, including:

Which substance was abused

If multiple substances were abused

How often the user abused the substance

The presence of underlying co-occurring mental health conditions

The user's medical history

The user's age

Detox treatment programs are intended to help people through the withdrawal process. While the length of time it takes to detox from substances differs from person to person, most detox regimens last three, five, or seven days. Detox is the initial step in the recovery process from addiction, and it should not be mistaken for any subsequent therapy or rehab program.

How Much Does Alcohol Rehab in Ohio Cost?

Alcohol rehab in Ohio is not nearly as expensive as an alcohol addiction in the long term. Alcohol and drug users are more prone than sober people to skip work and change occupations, which has a negative influence on income. The cost of alcohol, legal concerns, health concerns, and lost work productivity all mount up over time.

The cost of rehabilitation is governed by a number of factors, including the level of care offered, the length of stay, and any medical requirements. The easiest way to find out how much our alcohol rehab in Ohio will cost is to speak with one of our addiction treatment specialists.

Our drug rehab in Ohio provides a safe, therapeutic environment for our clients and their families, with an emphasis on utilizing the Twelve Step Program. Our goals are to ensure our clients have the highest quality of substance abuse treatment services while providing a comfortable facility with the best physicians, psychiatrists, and licensed counselors.

Drug Rehab Staff at the
Recovery Institute of Ohio

Our addiction specialists are highly qualified clinicians and therapists who understand the challenges that come with addiction treatment. Many of our staff are also in long-term recovery and are passionate about supporting individuals struggling with substance and alcohol abuse. Each team member is fully committed to providing the best drug and alcohol treatment for all clients during their stay at our drug rehab in Ohio.

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Since 1966, our organizations have helped thousands of Ohio's poor obtain and keep housing, secure public benefits, worked with families to gain and maintain economic stability, and helped domestic violence survivors to live free of fear and abuse and to obtain the resources needed to sustain themselves and their children. Our advocates also serve in leadership roles in community groups, boards, and task forces working to improve the lives of low-income residents at the local and state level.

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Legal Aid of Southeast and Central Ohio, which formerly operated as Southeastern Ohio Legal Services (SEOLS) and Legal Aid Society of Columbus (LASC), offers direct, civil legal aid services to low-income Ohioans. Our Legal Aid program has eight offices serving 36 counties. They are located in Athens, Chillicothe, Columbus, Marion, New Philadelphia, Newark, Portsmouth and Steubenville. Our program closes more than 20,000 cases annually, in state and federal administrative, trial and appellate proceedings, helping low-income families in Southeast and Central Ohio resolve a broad range of civil legal issues.
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LEGAL ISSUES WE HELP WITH

Public Benefits

Housing, including Fair Housing

Family Law, including Domestic Violence Survivors

Consumer Rights and Protection

Unemployment Compensation

Public Education Issues, including Expulsion

Medical Issues

Re-entry and Record Sealing

We provide direct legal aid to low-income Ohioans. Our clients include seniors, veterans, children, single parents, working families and people with disabilities and at-risk of homelessness.

Though most of the families and individuals served by legal aid programs must be low-income, certain projects may have expanded income limits. If you are seeking legal assistance or want more information about legal aid in Ohio, please call 866-529-6446 or visit our legal aid programs.

Our Mission is to provide civil legal aid and advocacy to combat unfairness and injustice and to help people rise out of poverty. Our vision is to help create a just and fair society where we all have the opportunity to thrive and have lives free of poverty.

Our funding partners play a vital role in the work we do in our communities. We are extremely grateful for all of the support - from small individual donations to law firm gifts, as well as large grants from local, statewide, and national funders.

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Fatherhood is a unique and rewarding journey. But dads, just like moms, need support in navigating the challenges of parenthood. CelebrateOne understands the critical role fathers play in a child's well-being and we offer resources and programs designed to empower dads in our community.
Fathers: The Unsung Heroes of Healthy Families
Studies show that involved fathers have a significant positive impact on their children's emotional, social, and cognitive development. From fostering a sense of security to encouraging exploration and learning, dads are essential contributors to a healthy family dynamic.

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Stronger Family Bonds: CelebrateOne's resources help fathers build stronger bonds with their children, creating a foundation for a loving and nurturing relationship.

Dads, You're Not Alone:
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Youth Development in Action

Check out how our youth development programs have positively impacted the lives of these inspiring young people.

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Where we work, live and play can have a significant impact on our health. Our new Buckeye HealthConnect Van is in Central Ohio

Buckeye Health Connect Daily Schedule

Please view the calendar at the link below to check dates for availability. The Buckeye Mobile Unit is only available for 1 event per day. Please do not request an event for a day that already has a scheduled event. Thank you!
Buckeye Health Connect Calender View Blackout Period: November 1 - January 31 No events to be scheduled during this time for staff to focus on:

next year's goals

calendar events

provider and community partnerships.

Request the Mobile Unit for an Event in Your Area!

Request a Stop! Buckeye is looking for provider partners to staff our mobile unit with providers, physician assistants, and/or certified nurse practitioners, accompanied by nurses to provide clinical services. Our goal is to help as many Ohioans as possible to get the care, resources, and services they need and to meet them where they are. Although Buckeye will focus on identifying members with care gaps, there is not an expectation for outreach and services to only include Buckeye members. Clinical staff can provide services to their patients and community members according to their administrative policies, billing, and strategic initiatives.

Some of the HEDIS measures that can be provided with our mobile van:

Controlling High Blood Pressure

Adult BMI Assessment

Vaccinations

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Community Partners and Provider Groups - Make a Request
Please keep in mind mobile unit requests must be made 6 weeks in advance of an event to ensure availability. Buckeye mobile unit approved events are subject to availability and capacity to meet the needs of each event. Please be aware that Buckeye reserves the right to deny requests based on schedule conflicts. All requests are made subject to review alignment with our mission and guidelines and agreement to comply with terms and conditions. Submission of a request does not guarantee approval of request. The mobile unit cannot be used to support fundraisers or political activities

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Broad Street Food Pantry

Supporting neighbors by putting healthy meals on their table with respect and dignity for all.

With the help of our volunteers, our donors, our partners, in 2021 we

Provided meat, milk, eggs, dairy, produce and shelf stable items to 7600 families shopping the pantry

Delivered meat, dairy, produce and shelf stable items to 3883 seniors and working families unable to visit the pantry

Celebrated our 50 year anniversary with bonuses for our shoppers and a food truck festival enjoyed by over 200 neighbors and Broad Streeters

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Broad Street Food Pantry Supporting neighbors by putting healthy meals on their table with respect and dignity for all. We are located in the east wing of the Broad Street Presbyterian Church, 760 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43205. Free Fresh Produce

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Mental Health services for people with disability

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Mental Health services for people with disability

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Ohio Colleges and Universities Disability services

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Ohio Colleges and Universities Disability services

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Resource- Ohio Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (1)

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Resource- Ohio Department of Education Transnition Roadmap (1)

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Resource- Franklin County Department of Job and Family Services (1)

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Resource- Columbus City Schools- Project Search (1)

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Columbus State - Entrepreneurship Certificate

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Columbus State - Entrepreneurship Certificate

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During the winter months, it’s crucial to make sure everyone in our community has access to safe and warm shelter.

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SkillArc: Career Counseling and Job Search

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SkillArc: Career Counseling and Job Search

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All of us require career guidance at some point in our life. It helps us get insights about ourselves, our careers, and what we can do to improve it. Here are a few ways in which career counseling helps us:

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Event Calendar and Job Seakers Services

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Aspire ESOL Interest Form

https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=d9OpYCfIoUG78BqtNNtMiS51vEC3RHBBtNlf632qEmJUOVIyMzA4TVNTWTlKMkpUMEVIVExDUEJSUy4u

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English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes are for adult, non-native speakers. ESOL classes are FREE, but students must attend orientation and complete a placement assessment to enroll in class.

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Connecting People in Need With Local Resources | relink.org

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Connecting People in Need With Local Resources | relink.org

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Help is Just a Few Clicks Away!

Anonymously find available resources for addiction recovery, anti-human trafficking, and incarceration reentry services in your local area in just 3 clicks! Use relink.org on either your laptop or smart phone for quick connections to resources throughout the state of Ohio.

This free, easy to use database is geo-location driven and includes great search and sort features. Sort by gender, age range and even see results sorted by Faith-Based Providers, Non-Government Organizations, or Government Providers. Look for our simple icons in your search to help you find the services that best fit your specific needs! Search results can be printed, emailed, or shared on social media.

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Connecting People in Need With Local Resources | relink.org

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Anonymously find available resources for addiction recovery, anti-human trafficking, and incarceration reentry services in your local area in just 3 clicks! Use relink.org on either your laptop or smart phone for quick connections to resources throughout the state of Ohio. This free, easy to use database is geo-location driven and includes great search and sort features.

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Program Description: Introductory entrepreneur class that gives the tools, and the support to launch and maintain a small 1-2-person micro-enterprise. Eligibility: 200% of FPL.

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Welcome to Your Local Job Center All Services and Programs at OhioMeansJobs Columbus-Franklin County are provided at no cost We work with thousands of people annually, serving Franklin County and surrounding counties in the Central Ohio region. Our Job Center is staffed by experienced professionals who care deeply about the people and communities in whichRead More »

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Sacred Circle- Grief Support Group for Parents/Sibling

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Sacred Circle- Grief Support Group for Parents/Sibling

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Parents Support Group, 3rd Monday, 67:30pm

Sibling Support Group, 4th Monday, 6-7:30pm

Phone: 614 831 1396

240 Parsons Avenue

Room 119E

Columbus, OH 43205

Starks Counseling Office

175 S. Third St, Ste 200, 43215

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Sacred Circle-Grief Support Group for Siblings - Support Group in Columbus, OH, 43215 | Starks Counseling & Consultation Services, LLC

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Sacred Circle-Grief Support Group for Siblings - Support Group hosted by Stephanie K Starks - Starks Counseling & Consultation Services, LLC in Columbus, OH, 43215, (614) 831-1396, Starks Counseling, in partnership with the Columbus Department of Health, offers a traumatic grief support group for the siblings of children who have died due to violence.

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Acess to career information and advice for underrepresented people. 

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Acess to career information and advice for underrepresented people. 

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Coach is an AI-powered platform designed to help people ages 13 and up find opportunities, prepare for, and achieve great career and economic outcomes.

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COACH: AI-powered Career Coach | CareerVillage

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Coach is an AI-powered platform designed to help people ages 13 and up find opportunities, prepare for, and achieve great career and economic outcomes. Coach features a menu of career activities for youth and adults, all delivered through real-time chat with our AI-based platform.

Coach was designed collaboratively alongside a coalition of more than 20 career development organizations , each contributing to testing and development of the platform. Additionally, Coach is nurtured by a continuous flow of feedback from partner organizations, educators, and learners.

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Coach is an AI-powered platform designed to help people ages 13 and up find opportunities, prepare for, and achieve great career and economic outcomes. Coach features a menu of career activities for youth and adults, all delivered through real-time chat with our AI-based platform.

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Free Career Coaching

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Low-cost and Free Job Training Programs for Growing Industries

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See our recommended short-term courses and certifications to help you enter careers that value skills over a degree. Find in-person or online skills training with flexible, part-time, or full-time hours.

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Columbus Recreation & Parks Summer Food Program

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Columbus Recreation & Parks Summer Food Program

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See link attached for further details regarding registration, location map, etc.

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Columbus Recreation and Parks Department

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Our Summer Food Program offers free, nutritionally balanced meals at our community centers and other various locations during the summer months. (Dates and times can vary.) Last summer, more than 245,000 meals were served in the Columbus area.

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Summer Food Program | Columbus Recreation and Parks Department

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Our Summer Food Program offers free, nutritionally balanced meals at our community centers and other various locations during the summer months. (Dates and times can vary.) Last summer, more than 245,000 meals were served in the Columbus area.

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Once you have completed the course and saved $500, our program will even match your $500 (yes, $500, no strings attached!) to assist in your journey to a better financial future.

We’ll also connect you with local resources and programs that can help you along the way.

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Supporting those touched by the Justice system

Restored and Justice-impacted citizens

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The H.E.L.P. Center - Nonprofit in Columbus Ohio

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The H.E.L.P. Center - A nonprofit organization dedicated to serving justice-impacted individuals and formerly incarcerated citizens. Everyone deserves a second chance, and we all benefit from lower rates of re-offense. Discover how we make a difference and how you can help.

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Quickly Connecting People in Need with Local Community Resources

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Quickly Connecting People in Need with Local Community Resources

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Access to 13 000+ Resources from all

88 Ohio Counties is at your fingertips

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Help is Just a Few Clicks Away!

Anonymously find available resources for addiction recovery, anti-human trafficking, and incarceration reentry services in your local area in just 3 clicks! Use relink.org on either your laptop or smart phone for quick connections to resources throughout the state of Ohio.

This free, easy to use database is geo-location driven and includes great search and sort features. Sort by gender, age range and even see results sorted by Faith-Based Providers, Non-Government Organizations, or Government Providers. Look for our simple icons in your search to help you find the services that best fit your specific needs! Search results can be printed, emailed, or shared on social media.

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Connecting People in Need With Local Resources | relink.org

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Anonymously find available resources for addiction recovery, anti-human trafficking, and incarceration reentry services in your local area in just 3 clicks! Use relink.org on either your laptop or smart phone for quick connections to resources throughout the state of Ohio. This free, easy to use database is geo-location driven and includes great search and sort features.

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ARCH Accompanying Returning Citizens with Hope

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ARCH Accompanying Returning Citizens with Hope

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We are committed to making the world a more welcoming place for returning citizens one business, organization, and faith community at a time.

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We're making the world a more welcoming place for returning citizens one business, organization, and faith community at a time.

ARCH exists to help returning citizens reintegrate into the community on their terms. We are committed to making the world a more welcoming place for returning citizens one business, organization, and faith community at a time.

Funders & Partners

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We're making the world a more welcoming place for returning citizens one business, organization, and faith community at a time.

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Faith-Based and clinical counseling services

Providing trauma informed care to Teens, Young Adults, and families in central Ohio at no cost.

FREE COUNSELING
CALL
614-626-5771

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Columbus CARE Coalition. Healing from Trauma

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Columbus CARE Coalition. Healing from Trauma

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The Columbus CARE (Community/Action/Resilience/Empowerment)

Call 614 645 6248 to get connected to trauma recovery resources.

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Columbus CARE Coalition | Franklinton Community Resource Guide

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Succeed in your job search with free tools and resources.

Job seaching/Resume writing/Interwiewing Skills/ Technology Training

Call 614 470 4328 to talk to a job Coach M-F from 9am - 5pm

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Job Help, Tools, & Resources | Columbus Metropolitan Library

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Columbus Metropolitan Library's job help center is here to help you succeed in your career. Check out our job help tools and resources!

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We connect the small business community and nonprofit organizations to the resources and information they need to achieve their goals.

96 S. Grant Ave

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Business & Nonprofit Resource Center | Columbus Metropolitan Library

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We help connect the small business community and nonprofit organizations to the resources and information they need to achieve their goals.

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For specific questions, contact:

Home repair, Lupita Alvarez (614 355 0395) guadalupe.alvarez@nationwidechildrens.org

Rental Housing (Sawmill Road Property Management, 614 407 0739

Email: info@sawmillroadmgt.com

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Revitalizing Columbus Housing Through Renovation, New Construction & Home Repair

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Explore and receive custom jobs recommendations based on your skills and interests directly!

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Explore and receive custom jobs recommendations based on your skills and interests directly!

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Apply for jobs, get trained and explore opportunities with SkillArc

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Provinding Ohioans with utility information and assistance with questions and complaints

Contact the PUCO Call Center at (800) 686-7826.

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Boost - Free Work Readiness Training & Coaching

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Boost - Free Work Readiness Training & Coaching

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We Will Help You:

Find out what you’re good at(Strengths)

Create your resume

Develop career goals

Learn new skills

Find the perfect job

Potentially earn more money

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Boost - Free Work Readiness Training & Coaching

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Nationwide Children’s offers free training and coaching for community residents designed to help you get a job and grow your career.

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Free & low-cost healthcare for the uninsured or underinsured.

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Free & low-cost healthcare for the uninsured or underinsured.

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Physicians Care Connection (PCC)

Medical Clinic: Free & low-cost healthcare for the uninsured or underinsured, including help with prescriptions, primary care, specialty care, and dental services

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This medical organization helps adults age 19+ with healthcare challenges due to individual barriers. They serve individuals across Central Ohio, including Franklin, Delaware, Licking, Fairfield, Pickaway, Union and Madison counties. Translation services are available. Programs include:

Medical Clinic: Free & low-cost healthcare for the uninsured or underinsured, including help with prescriptions, primary care, specialty care, and dental services

Healthy Pregnancy Support: Connection to prenatal care and resources to prepare for bringing your baby home

Housing Stabilization & Eviction Avoidance Fund: Helps renters access financial assistance for those behind on rent or utilities

Addiction Support: Provides addiction support and connection to recovery services, including those for pregnant women

Family Coaching & Peer Support: Linkage to food services, social service referrals, employment support, education support and more

1390 Dublin Road, Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 884-2441
pcchealth.org

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This medical organization helps adults age 19+ with healthcare challenges due to individual barriers. They serve individuals across Central Ohio, including Franklin, Delaware, Licking, Fairfield, Pickaway, Union and Madison counties. Translation services are available.

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Steps on how to apply for a Columbus Metropolitan Library (CML) library card

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Apply For a Library Card | Columbus Metropolitan Library

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Apply for a library card online or in person to reserve books, use a computer, download and stream econtent, and access free online tools and resources.

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To address a problem, call the City of Columbus Service Center or enter a complaint online at their 3-1-1 website.
(614) 645-3111
311.columbus.gov

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City of Columbus Code Enforcement Division | Columbus OH

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Provides inspection and enforcement for rental housing when landlords do not fix problems. Enforces housing codes such as maintenance and safety issues (leaks, plumbing, broken fixtures and appliances, pest problems, leaking roof, gutters and downspouts, chipping and peeling paint, flood, etc.), high grass and weeds, trash, and vacant structures. To address a problem, call the City of Columbus Service Center or enter a complaint online at their 3-1-1 website.
(614) 645-3111
311.columbus.gov