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Suicide Prevention Hotline-
Phone: (937)-229-7777
or 1-800-273-8255 or 988

Drug and Alcohol Abuse Crisis Line and Counseling-
1-800-985-5990

United Way of Greater Dayton-
Phone: 2-1-1
(Can provide emergency/crisis and long-term resources)

YWCA Dayton Crisis Hotline:
Phone: (937)-222-SAFE or (937)-222-7233
(Crisis intervention, safety planning, supportive listening, service referrals, etc.)

Domestic Violence Hotline:
Phone: 800-799-7233

If this is an emergency or you need someone immediately please call 9-1-1.

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Mental health, substance abuse, and integrated care

Address: 3095 Kettering Blvd. Dayton, Ohio 45439
Phone: 937-293-8300

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South Community Inc. is a private not-for-profit corporation providing mental health, substance use and integrated care in the greater Miami Valley. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and an Equal Provider of Services. We accept Medicaid and support from the Montgomery County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board and the Montgomery County Human Services Levy.

We are certified by the Ohio Department of Mental health, Ohio Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services and are CARF accredited in the following areas: Outpatient Treatment (Adult, Child and Adolescent), Case Management/Service Coordination (Adult, Child and Adolescent), Partial Hospitalization (Child and Adolescent).

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South Community | Mental health, Substance Use Primary Care in the greater Miami Valley

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South Community Inc. is a private not-for-profit corporation providing mental health, substance use and integrated care in the greater Miami Valley. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and an Equal Provider of Services. We accept Medicaid and support from the Montgomery County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board and the Montgomery County Human Services Levy.

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Address: 1111 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd, Dayton, OH 45417
Phone Number: 937 -225 -5627

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Address: 660 S. Main St., Dayton, OH 45402
Phone Number: 937-461-4800

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Address: 1435 Cincinnati St., Ste. 200, Dayton, OH 45417
Phone Number:  937-331-5000 or 800-582-1589

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Address: 9 Orth Ave, Dayton, OH 45402
Meals: 7 days 11:30-1:00 pm

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Address:  138 W. First St
Dayton, OH 45402
Meals: Sunday morning to-go meals at 8:30

Clothing: Sunday mornings 7:15-8:15

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(833)378-4827
1222 S. Patterson Blvd.
Dayton, OH 45402

Office hours:
M-Th: 7:30 AM- 5:30 PM
F: 7:30 AM- 5 PM
Sat & Sun: CLOSED

Testing Times:
TH: 9 AM-4 PM

Services include: Primary care, HIV care, LGBTQ+ care, gender affirming care, mental health and recovery services, HIV.=/STI testing & treatment, and dentistry services.

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About this location

When you get care at Equitas Health, you will work with a team of healthcare workers whose goal is to provide you with the best care possible. Services include:

Primary care

Specialized HIV care

Specialized LGBTQ+ care

Gender affirming care

Mental Health & Recovery Services

HIV/STI testing and treatment

HIV supportive services

Dentistry services

See the boxes below for more details about our services. We want to make it easy and comfortable for you to get the care you need, in a way that works for you.

Address

Equitas Health
1222 S. Patterson Blvd.
Dayton, OH 45402
Get Directions

Phone

(937) 853-3650

Fax

(937) 853-4367

Office Hours

Testing Times

TeleHealth

Equitas Health now offers virtual appointments for new and existing patients. Call usat (937) 853-3650 to schedule a TeleHealth appointment or change your in-person appointment to a TeleHealth visit. Your provider or therapist will let you know if it is necessary for you to conduct your visit in person.

Take the Bus

The following RTA bus lines service the Dayton Medical Center at 1222 S. Patterson Blvd.: 7, 9, 11, 14, 16-19, and 22. Stops for these lines are as close as close as 500 feet. Visit i-riderta.org to plan your bus trip to this location.

After Hours Care

To speak to a doctor or nurse after hours, call (937) 853-3650. You will be connected to our answering service and then to the doctor or nurse on call.

Pharmacy

Our on-site pharmacy makes filling your prescriptions quick and easy. In addition to your meds, you can also pick up snacks, convenience items, gifts, and more. Click here to learn more.

Use MyChart to attend TeleHealth visits, contact your care team, keep track of appointments, and view lab results.

Check out our holiday service and hours changes, so you can plan ahead for prescription refills and other needs.

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Get Quality, Affordable Healthcare at Our Dayton Medical Center | Equitas Health

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When you get care at Equitas Health, you will work with a team of healthcare workers whose goal is to provide you with the best care possible. Services include: Primary care Specialized HIV care Specialized LGBTQ+ care Gender affirming care Mental Health & Recovery Services HIV/STI testing and treatment HIV supportive services Dentistry services See the boxes below for more details about our services.

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Montgomery County:
937-734-4310
Crisis Number:
833-580-2255

24-hour crisis hotline, walk-in, and mobile crisis services.

Samaritan Behavioral Health services provides mental heath, substance use, and physical health services to individuals and families.

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Addiction Resources

Quick Links

Samaritan CrisisCare closed on Monday, April 11, 2022. If you are in need of crisis services, please call Crisis Now at 1-833-580-2255

We would like to thank the countless CrisisCare staff who served our community over the years, and the thousands of people who put their faith and trust in CrisisCare at the most difficult times of their lives. CrisisCare served the Montgomery County Community for over 25 years providing 24-hour crisis hotline, walk-in, and mobile crisis services.

For over 50 years, SBHI has provided behavioral health services to people of all ages, from birth to seniors. Samaritan Behavioral Health continues to provide mental health, substance use, and physical health services to individuals and families throughout Montgomery, Preble, and Miami Counties.
To find a location and service that meets your needs, please call 937-734-4310 or 937-734-4311.
Where help for life's challenges is openly sought and compassionately given.

To provide mental health and addiction services that touch, teach, and heal.

Compassion, Integrity, Respect, Excellence, Teamwork.

Help For Life's Challenges - Samaritan Behavioral Health, Inc. (SBHI) has a rich tradition of community stewardship in providing mental health and substance use services for all ages in Southwest Ohio.

To read more about the work SBHI is doing and the results that are changing people's lives, follow the link below to our electronic copy of the SBHI 2021 Annual Report (2.6MB PDF)

Download the Overview of Services Flyer (PDF):

Download the Substance Use Services Brochure (PDF):

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We would like to thank the countless CrisisCare staff who served our community over the years, and the thousands of people who put their faith and trust in CrisisCare at the most difficult times of their lives. CrisisCare served the Montgomery County Community for over 25 years providing 24-hour crisis hotline, walk-in, and mobile crisis services.

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CityHeart helps to meet immediate needs and then connects clients for long term solutions to resources. They provide assistance with utility disconnections, housing/shelter/evictions, transportation, food and hunger resources, identification documents, and more!

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Offers services for child support, children services, family assistance, job services, and more!

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907 West Fifth Street
Dayton, Ohio 45402
(937)263-4449

PATH provides street outreach services in Montgomery County to persons experience street homelessness and living in places not meant for human habitation.

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Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program provides street outreach services in Montgomery County to persons experiencing street homelessness and living in places not meant for human habitation. These persons have also been diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness or dually diagnosed. PATH staff refers their clients to providers for mental health care, substance abuse treatment, recovery programs, housing opportunities, and other community resources. PATH aims to help each individual examine their personal goals, achieve their potential, and improve their quality of life.

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Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program provides street outreach services in Montgomery County to persons experiencing street homelessness and living in places not meant for human habitation. These persons have also been diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness or dually diagnosed.

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1111 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., Suite 1175
Dayton, Ohio 45417
(937) 496-6604

Provides programming and services to men and women who are returning to Montgomery County from incarceration.

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We invite agencies, organizations, community partners, and advocates seeking to provide services to returning citizens and their families to . The Montgomery County Office of Reentry works with a variety of community stakeholders to provide programming and services to the men and women who are returning to Montgomery County from incarceration.

The Montgomery County Reentry Collaborative serves as a community education assembly which promotes reentry provider networking, organizational support via resource building, and long-term sustainability through leveraged partnerships.

The collaborative body is comprised of service providers and advocates working cooperatively with the Montgomery County Office of Reentry to promote programs, services, and partnerships that minimize barriers to successful reentry and promote a reduction in recidivism.

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barriers to effective reentry and promote reduction in recidivism. Our Mission

Our Motto
Action, Alliance, Accountability

Serving the citizens of Montgomery County with programs and services that minimize

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1115 E 3rd St, Dayton, OH 45402
(937)938-5781

Good Shepherd Ministries offers support with their housing program, crisis coaching, drug & alcohol services, job search assistance, career coaching, food pantry, medical & dental referrals, and more!

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Address: 425 N Findlay Street, Dayton, OH 45404
Phone: 937.252.5700

Meals:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:00-10:00am

Register at breakfast and gain access to services including private showers, clothing, and classes

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Clients If you wish to become a client and make changes in your life: We offer these services on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays:
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Between 8 and 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, visit our Guest Relations desk to register. If desired, bring your completed 211 regis…

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Address: 64 Burns Avenue, Dayton, OH 45402
Phone: 937.223.4513

Meal hours of serving:

Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 11:30-12:00pm
Tuesday, Thursday 5:00-5:30pm
Sunday 2:00-2:30pm

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Dial 211 or call 937.225.3000 to be connected with a professional who can connect you with specific resources depending on need.

Supports individuals in the following counties: Butler, Champaign, Clark, Clinton, Green, Madison, Montgomery, Preble, and Warren

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You need help, you need a plan, you need an advocate when you face a crisis or barriers to service. 211 is your 24 hour lifeline to a free, confidential, and compassionate professional who will review your situation and connect you with resources to meet your needs. Translation services are available. Se habla Espanol, tambien.

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Fairborn, OH

Thankful Couple

Prosperi-Key brings you resources from local businesses, non-profits and government. It's a marketplace that aims to make life easier for your hard-working household.

improve the Overall quality Of life

We make it easier for veterans, their families, and caregivers to connect with service providers, reducing the frustration, stress, and delay in getting the help that is needed.

advocacy

VetsLink is more than a referral service. We follow-up with veterans to determine if their needs were met and if not, why not. In many cases, VetsLink intervenes on the veterans' behalf and advocates for them to make sure help is provided.

Talk to a veteran who understands

While veterans are eligible for many local, state, and federal services -finding help from the multiple agencies with an array of programs can be a challenging process with many barriers for stressed, aging, or disabled veterans. VetsLink is here to connect veterans and their families to the services they need -fast, free, and confidential, 24/7-365.

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100 Huffman Ave #305
Dayton, OH 45403

Sober houses for homeless people in recovery from addictions.

Help with locating homeless shelters, mental health service providers, 12 Step communities, sober houses, food kitchens, furniture voucher, filing for Montgomery County welfare benefits, SSA Disability determination, SSA Representative Payee, HUD subsidized housing, rental agreements and problems with landlords, HEAP energy assistance, evaluating healthcare plans, tax preparation, or starting a business from scratch on a bootstrap budget or advocacy.

(937) 938-5784 or email me at Stephen@Catholic-ITV.net

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1921 S Gettysburg Ave
Dayton, OH 45417

24-hour emergency homeless shelter serving single men. Men with spouses and/or children are housed in our Gateway Shelter for Women and Families at Apple Street.

Contact: 937-222-7350

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Dayton Social Security Office Address

200 W 2nd Street
Dayton
Ohio
45402
United States

Dayton Social Security Office Phone Number
Phone: 1-888-329-5724
TTY: 1-800-325-0778

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Millions of Americans are dependent on Social Security, so it just makes sense that people would need to visit their local Social Security Administration (SSA) office from time to time. These offices are often located in busy parts of town and can be difficult to navigate. Worst of all, you might get to your appointment at the office and realize that you do not have the proper documentation to complete your transaction. You have come to the right place because we will tell you everything you need to know about your local Social Security office as well as what types of services they offer, what services you can complete online, and what you need to bring along with you to make sure you have a successful visit.

Social Security Administration (SSA) Services In Dayton, Ohio

The services available at your local field office are fairly standard. You can perform simple services like requesting a replacement Social Security card or more complex things like applying for Social Security Disability benefits. Here are some of the services available at your local Dayton, Ohio office:

Request a new or replacement Social Security card

Request changes to your Social Security card

Review your Social Security statement or earnings history

Estimate your retirement benefits

Get a copy of your proof of benefits

Apply for Social Security retirement benefits

Apply for benefits for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)

Apply for Social Security spousal or survivor benefits

Apply for Medicare or get a replacement Medicare card

Set up direct deposit for your Social Security benefits

Online Services

To make things easier on you, many services today can be completed online without a trip to your local office. Not only does this usually result in faster processing of your request, but it also makes things much simpler because you never even have to leave home. Today, you can do everything from viewing your Social Security statement to applying for benefits online. A more complete list of the online services available is shown below.

Frequently Asked Questions At Dayton, Ohio, 45402 Social Security Office

How does Coronavirus (COVID-19) impact Social Security?

Due to COVID-19, many local field offices are closed to the public. In most cases, you can call the office to schedule an appointment if you need to complete a transaction that can only be done in person. Otherwise, you will need to take care of your situation over the phone with the central office or online through the Social Security website.

How do I make an appointment with the Dayton, Ohio office?

Even in situations where your local office is open normal hours, it is always better to schedule an appointment to help cut down on your wait time. You can call the Dayton, Ohio office at 1-888-329-5724 to schedule your appointment. When you make the call, they can also let you know what documents you need to bring to your appointment.

What kind of documentation do I need to bring?

The documentation that you need to bring along varies depending on what it is you are trying to do. At a minimum, you will need some form of identification. This might be a driver's license, U.S. Passport, or state-issued non-driver's identification card. You might also need your current Social Security card and even your birth certificate. It is usually best to take everything you can even if you are not sure whether you need it. It is better to carry documentation that is not needed than to arrive without the proper documentation.

Where is the Dayton, Ohio Social Security office located?

The Dayton, Ohio SSA office is located at 200 W 2nd Street Room 209 Federal Bldg. This is where you will go when you need to complete any of the services that have been mentioned above. You can also find driving directions located in a previous section on this page.

How do I apply for Social Security benefits?

You will need to complete an application for benefits. This can be done online, in person, or over the phone. The application process is necessary whether you are applying for retirement or disability benefits. You will need your Social Security number and other required documentation to complete your application.

How can I check my Social Security benefits?

The easiest way to check your benefits is by logging into your My Social Security account online through www.SSA.gov. Once you get logged into your account, you can view benefit statements, benefit estimates, earnings history, and the status of any pending applications. That site should be your go-to for any information related to your Social Security account.

How do I change the name on my Social Security card?

There are a couple of ways you can perform a Social Security card name change. The easiest is by making the request online through your My Social Security account. Depending on the state you live in, you might be unable to complete the request online. If you cannot, then you will need to mail in the application for name change with the required documentation or visit your local Social Security office.

My Social Security card was lost/stolen! What should I do?

If your Social Security card has been lost or stolen, you need to act immediately! You will need to request a replacement card, but you should also take the proper steps to prevent identity theft. Thieves could use your information to apply for loans, obtain credit cards, or file fraudulent tax returns in your name. You should place a fraud alert on your Social Security number and keep a watch on your credit report. Also be aware of scams that attempt to steal your SSN.

How can I replace my Social Security card?

If you need to replace your Social Security card, the process is quite simple. If you already have a My Social Security account, you can quickly request the replacement online. If not, then you will need to create your account or visit your local SSA office.

How do I apply for a temporary Social Security card?

Requesting a replacement card online is the fastest way to get your new card; however, if you need a temporary Social Security card, then you will need to head down to your local SSA office. While they will not technically issue a temporary card, they will give you a receipt showing that your new card has been requested. This receipt can act as a sort of temporary card in some cases.

How do I apply for disability benefits?

If you need to apply for disability benefits, you have a few options. You can apply online, over the phone, or at your local office. The online application is the quickest and easiest way, but the other methods are available should you need them. Should you need to apply over the phone, simply call the Social Security Administration at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778).

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Dayton Social Security Office 200 W 2nd Street Dayton Ohio 45402

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Dayton Social Security Office, located at 200 W 2nd Street Dayton Ohio 45402. View office hours, directions, phone number, and more.

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Address

921 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., Dayton, OH 45417

Phone

(937) 461-1376

Fax

(937) 461-9280

Hours

Office Hours:
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday: 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

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Pharmacy - NOW LOCATED AT EDGEMONT CAMPUS

721 Miami Chapel Road, Dayton, OH 45417

Phone:

(937) 329-9786

Fax:

(937) 432-9780

Medical Surgical Health Center - NOW LOCATED AT THE EDGEMONT CAMPUS

721 Miami Chapel Road, Dayton, OH 45417

Phone:

(937) 281-6800

Fax:

(937) 208-8828

Pediatrics - NOW LOCATED AT THE EDGEMONT CAMPUS

721 Miami Chapel Road, Dayton, OH 45417

Phone:

(937) 281-6800

Fax:

(937) 208-2797

Center for Women's Health - NOW LOCATED AT THE EDGEMONT CAMPUS

721 Miami Chapel Road, Dayton, OH 45417

Phone:

(937) 281-6800

Fax:

(937) 208-2752

Dental Center - NOW LOCATED AT THE EDGEMONT CAMPUS

721 Miami Chapel Road, Dayton, OH 45417

Phone:

(937) 281-6800

Fax:

(937) 208-3914

Edgemont Campus

721 Miami Chapel Road, Dayton, OH 45417

Phone:

937-281-6800

Fax:

Dayton Public School-Based Health Center

1923 W. Third Street Suite 200 Dayton, OH, 45417

Phone:

(937) 965-8694

Fax:

(937) 813-8183

Trotwood-Madison School-Based Health Center

3594 N. Snyder Road Suite 100 Trotwood, Ohio 45426

Phone:

(937) 960-4050

Fax:

(937) 715-9255

Gem City Market

324 Salem Avenue Suite 100 Dayton OH 45406

Phone:

(937) 813-4732

Fax:

Family Health Center

2261 Philadelphia DR., Dayton, OH 45406

Phone:

(937) 281-6800

Fax:

(937) 277-7249

Samaritan Health Center

921 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., Dayton, OH 45417

Phone:

(937) 461-1376

Fax:

(937) 461-9280

Star Pediatrics

1659 W 2nd Street Xenia, OH 45385

Phone:

(937) 376-5437

Fax:

(937) 376-8038

St. Vincent DePaul

120 W. Apple Street Suite C Dayton, OH 45409

Phone:

(937) 496-5613

Fax:

Greene County Health Center

360 Wilson Drive Suite 150 Xenia, OH 45385

Phone:

(937) 708-3400

Fax:

(937) 708-3430

Family Health Center Pharmacy

2261 Philadelphia Dr. Dayton, OH 45406

Phone:

(937) 802-9381

Fax:

(937) 684-4790

If you have specific medical questions, need confidential patient information, or need to schedule an appointment, please call our centers directly.

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ABLE’s brick and mortar offices are located in Toledo, Defiance, and Dayton.

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If you need help now or just need to talk, please call our 24-hour crisis hotline at

937-461-1000

Trained, caring employees are available 24 hours a day to talk to you about your situation and help you decide the best course of action. We can also help you get to Daybreak from wherever you are.

For information about shelters and resources in other communities, call the National Runaway Switchboard 24-hour crisis hotline at 1-800-RUNAWAY or visit their website at www.1800runaway.org.

Daybreak Shelter Location

605 S. Patterson Boulevard
Dayton, OH  45402

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If you need help now or just need to talk, please call our 24-hour crisis hotline at
Trained, caring employees are available 24 hours a day to talk to you about your situation and help you decide the best course of action. We can also help you get to Daybreak from wherever you are.

For information about shelters and resources in other communities, call the National Runaway Switchboard 24-hour crisis hotline at 1-800-RUNAWAY or visit their website at www.1800runaway.org.

Daybreak Shelter Location

605 S. Patterson Boulevard
Dayton, OH 45402

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24-Hour Domestic Violence Hotline
937-461-HELP (4357) (TTY – 461-7910)

Artemis Center Business Line
937-461-5091 (TTY – 461-7910)

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937-641-4545

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24/7 Crisis Hotline: 937-222-SAFE (7233) | Preble County: 937-456-6891

Main: 141 W. Third St., Dayton, OH 45402  |  Phone: 937-461-5550  |  Fax: 937-222-0610 | Email: info@ywcadayton.org

Preble County: 225 N. Barron St., Eaton, OH 45320 | Phone: 937-336-5859  |  Fax: 937-456-5307

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Team YWCA recognized with Homeless Solutionary Award

Cultivating healthy masculinity through AMEND Together

2022 Women of Influence award celebrates "layers and complexities" of women

H.B. 390 Testimony

New playground to support YWCA shelter, youth programs

Announcing Shift: A peer-to-peer initiative to prevent teen dating violence

Six ways to continue the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Birthday Buddies program celebrates children in shelter

Inaugural class of Sojourn Leadership & Justice Academy graduates

Helping the next generation claim their worth

2021 Community Appeal: A Gift of Intentionality

YWCA Dayton joins Upstander Project to stand against antisemitism

Announcing our 2022 Women of Influence

Special deliveries

Purple Paws: Preble Pets Against Domestic Violence sets fundraising record

No more silent witnesses: A call to action for bystander intervention

YWCA partners with Kroger to raise awareness of domestic violence

Statement on City of Dayton traffic stop incident

A calming melody

Remembering former President and CEO, Donna Audette

Team YWCA recognized with Homeless Solutionary Award

Cultivating healthy masculinity through AMEND Together

2022 Women of Influence award celebrates "layers and complexities" of women

H.B. 390 Testimony

New playground to support YWCA shelter, youth programs

Announcing Shift: A peer-to-peer initiative to prevent teen dating violence

Six ways to continue the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Birthday Buddies program celebrates children in shelter

Inaugural class of Sojourn Leadership & Justice Academy graduates

Helping the next generation claim their worth

2021 Community Appeal: A Gift of Intentionality

YWCA Dayton joins Upstander Project to stand against antisemitism

Announcing our 2022 Women of Influence

Special deliveries

Purple Paws: Preble Pets Against Domestic Violence sets fundraising record

No more silent witnesses: A call to action for bystander intervention

YWCA partners with Kroger to raise awareness of domestic violence

Statement on City of Dayton traffic stop incident

A calming melody

Remembering former President and CEO, Donna Audette

Team YWCA recognized with Homeless Solutionary Award

Cultivating healthy masculinity through AMEND Together

2022 Women of Influence award celebrates "layers and complexities" of women

H.B. 390 Testimony

New playground to support YWCA shelter, youth programs

Announcing Shift: A peer-to-peer initiative to prevent teen dating violence

Six ways to continue the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Birthday Buddies program celebrates children in shelter

Inaugural class of Sojourn Leadership & Justice Academy graduates

Helping the next generation claim their worth

2021 Community Appeal: A Gift of Intentionality

YWCA Dayton joins Upstander Project to stand against antisemitism

Announcing our 2022 Women of Influence

Special deliveries

Purple Paws: Preble Pets Against Domestic Violence sets fundraising record

No more silent witnesses: A call to action for bystander intervention

YWCA partners with Kroger to raise awareness of domestic violence

Statement on City of Dayton traffic stop incident

A calming melody

Remembering former President and CEO, Donna Audette

Team YWCA recognized with Homeless Solutionary Award

Cultivating healthy masculinity through AMEND Together

2022 Women of Influence award celebrates "layers and complexities" of women

H.B. 390 Testimony

New playground to support YWCA shelter, youth programs

Announcing Shift: A peer-to-peer initiative to prevent teen dating violence

Six ways to continue the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Birthday Buddies program celebrates children in shelter

Inaugural class of Sojourn Leadership & Justice Academy graduates

Helping the next generation claim their worth

2021 Community Appeal: A Gift of Intentionality

YWCA Dayton joins Upstander Project to stand against antisemitism

Announcing our 2022 Women of Influence

Special deliveries

Purple Paws: Preble Pets Against Domestic Violence sets fundraising record

No more silent witnesses: A call to action for bystander intervention

YWCA partners with Kroger to raise awareness of domestic violence

Statement on City of Dayton traffic stop incident

A calming melody

Our Mission in Action

Violence Against Women

YWCA is the single largest network of domestic violence shelters and services in the country. We are committed to supporting survivors and reducing violence against women and girls.

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Economic Empowerment

Affordable, accessible, supportive housing is critical to women’s safety and economic empowerment. We help women gain independence and build self-sufficiency.

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Women & Girls Leadership

Girls with confidence become women of influence. We empower girls to grow in strength, courage, and wisdom -- and then celebrate the powerful women they become.

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Social Justice Advocacy

Women cannot be free if one among us is not free. We advocate for an end to inequality and discrimination against women in every sphere — economic, political, and social.

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Eliminating racism. Empowering women. Promoting peace, justice, freedom & dignity for all. Providing the only domestic violence shelters in Montgomery and Preble counties. 24/7 Crisis Hotline: 937-222-SAFE (7233).

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Address Information
Montgomery County -DJFS
1111 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd.
Dayton, Ohio 45422Office Hours
7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday

Phone Information
Monday through Friday
8:15 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Family Assistance Call Center: 937-225-4148
FA Toll Free Number: 1-888-496-6565

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Address Information
Montgomery County -DJFS
1111 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd.
Dayton, Ohio 45422

Office Hours
7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday

Phone Information
Monday through Friday
8:15 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Family Assistance Call Center: 937-225-4148
FA Toll Free Number: 1-888-496-6565
Fax: 937-496-6654
TTY: 937-496-6652

Have your Social Security or Case Number ready
Dedicated Application Only Fax Line
937-496-3306
*For Ohio Works First (cash assistance), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (food assistance), Medicaid and Child Care applications. No materials other than these applications should be faxed to this number.

Cashier's Window Hours
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
We accept cash, money orders and certified checks.

Please remember when contacting the Montgomery County Department of Job and Family Services to have or include your Case Number and/or Social Security number. Having this information ready when you call will help us to serve you more efficiently.

View Map and Get Driving Directions

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Address Information Montgomery County DJFS1111 S. Edwin C.

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Call the UnitedWay HELPLINK 2-1-1. This is available 24 hours a day for free and confidential information and referral services:

937.225.3000 or 1.800.91-REACH (73224) For Montgomery, Greene, Preble, Clark, Champaign, and Madison counties.

1.855.405.7629 for Butler, Warren, and Clinton counties.

Do you need food assistance?

Call 937.222.5555, ext. 210 with questions or find your conference  by Zip Code for personalized assistance.

Are you homeless?

Call our Shelter for Men at 937.222.7350 or the Shelter for Women and Families at 937.461.7837 any time of day for more information.

Do you have other questions?

Please call 937.222.5555.

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If you or someone you know needs assistance, use the following questions to determine who to contact:

Are you or anyone in your household a veteran?

Check online if you are eligible for assistance through our Supportive Services for Veteran Families and contact the help line.

Do you have a Zip Code?

Find your conference on our website for personalized assistance. Be sure to leave your name, number, and detailed message when you call.

Don’t find your zip code listed? Call the UnitedWay HELPLINK 2-1-1. This is available 24 hours a day for free and confidential information and referral services:

937.225.3000 or 1.800.91-REACH (73224) For Montgomery, Greene, Preble, Clark, Champaign, and Madison counties.

1.855.405.7629 for Butler, Warren, and Clinton counties.

Do you need food assistance?

Call 937.222.5555, ext. 210 with questions or find your conference  by Zip Code for personalized assistance.

Are you homeless?

Call our Shelter for Men at 937.222.7350 or the Shelter for Women and Families at 937.461.7837 any time of day for more information.

Do you have other questions?

Please call 937.222.5555.

About St. Vincent de Paul

St. Vincent de Paul is a faith-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving the Greater Dayton Area. We aid the homeless and impoverished by providing emergency shelter, transitional and permanent supportive housing, food, clothing and household items, and guidance on the path to leading a self-sustaining life. The Dayton District Council is made up of a variety of programs and services including 32 Chapters, or Conferences, with volunteers operating out of local parishes and universities. We provide help to individuals and families who are on the brink of losing their housing, those who are currently homeless, and those working to secure and maintain permanent housing.

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If you or someone you know needs assistance, use the following questions to determine who to contact:

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Support for veterans and families of veterans

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Support for veterans and families of veterans

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SSVF Intake Hotline: 1-888-751-1238
Main Office Line: 937-222-0403
National Call Center: 1-877-4AID-VET
1-877-424-3838

Visit the website at veterans.stvincentdayton.org.

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St. Vincent de Paul began its Veteran’s program in 2013 to serve low-income Veteran households using a Housing First approach. St. Vincent de Paul’s SSVF program covers 12 counties in Ohio (Allen, Auglaize, Champaign, Clark, Clinton, Darke, Greene, Mercer, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, Shelby) and 4 counties in Indiana (Wayne, Fayette, Franklin, Union).  SSVF strives to help clients onto a path toward greater stability and growth.  We work in collaboration with other community resources to provide a wide range of services to both the Veterans and their families.  Eligible households receive case management, financial assistance, and/or community connections to obtain and maintain stable housing.

Eligibility Requirements:

Be a member of a “Veteran family”: Either (a) a Veteran, or (b) a member of a family in which the head of household, or the spouse of the head of household, is a Veteran.

Have very low-income (household income does not exceed 50% of area median income)

Be homeless or at imminent risk of becoming homeless

Documents Needed for Assistance

(If you do not have this information, please call and we will help you gather this information.)

Verification of Veteran status (such as DD-214 and/or VA ID)

ID’s for all adults in the household

Social Security cards for all members of the household

Birth certificates for children in the household

Verification of housing status

Verification of income

Contact:
SSVF Intake Hotline: 1-888-751-1238
Main Office Line: 937-222-0403
National Call Center: 1-877-4AID-VET
1-877-424-3838

Visit the website at veterans.stvincentdayton.org.

The funding for this program is made possible through the Department of Veteran Affairs.

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St. Vincent de Paul began its Veteran’s program in 2013 to serve low-income Veteran households using a Housing First approach. St. Vincent de Paul’s SSVF program covers 12 counties in Ohio (Allen, Auglaize, Champaign, Clark, Clinton, Darke, Greene, Mercer, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, Shelby) and 4 co…

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Miami Valley: Rental assistance, mortgage assistance, and more

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Miami Valley: Rental assistance, mortgage assistance, and more

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Miami Valley Community Action Partnership

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LEGAL CLINIC

Due to an unusually high upsurge of applications because of the COVID pandemic, the Legal Clinic has reached the maximum number of applications our current staff and resources can handle. Unfortunately, we are forced to close our intake portal until further notice. If you currently have an application that has already been submitted, please be patient. If you are needing help with driver's license reinstatement or criminal record issues, we encourage you to go to our Resource Page for tips and materials on how best to start working on your goal. If you are in eviction, please, apply to Legal Aid at (888) 534-1432.

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Due to an unusually high upsurge of applications because of the COVID pandemic, the Legal Clinic has reached the maximum number of applications our current staff and resources can handle. Unfortunately, we are forced to close our intake portal until further notice. If you currently have an application that has already been submitted, please be patient.

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Montgomery County Homelessness services:
To apply for rental assistance, call the United Way's Helplink at 211 or (937) 225-3000.

Montgomery County Shelter & Outreach Providers

Daybreak
605 S. Patterson Blvd.
Dayton, OH 45402
24-hour emergency shelter for youth ages 10-21.
Crisis Hotline: (937) 461-1000
Administrative Offices: (937) 395-4600

Gettysburg Gateway for Men
1921 S. Gettysburg Ave.

Dayton, OH 45417
24-hour emergency shelter for single men.
Contact: (937) 222-7350

PATH Street Outreach
Outreach to single adults and families who are living on the street or unsheltered places.
Contact: (937) 263-4449 ext. 410

St. Vincent Gateway for Women & Families
120 W. Apple Street
Dayton, OH 45402
24-hour emergency shelter for single women and families, including families with children and families without children.
Contact: (937) 461-7837

YWCA Dayton Domestic Violence Shelter
24-hour shelter for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking.
Crisis Hotline: (937) 222-SAFE (7233)
Email: dvcrisis@ywcadayton.org

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Homelessness Prevention
Montgomery County Emergency Rental Assistance Program
As part of an emergency COVID-19 relief bill passed in December 2020, Montgomery County has nearly $16 million available to help individuals and families with their rent costs. This funding can help cover up to 12 months of back rent and up to 3 months of future rental expenses. To be eligible, at least one individual in the household must meet one of the following criteria:

Have qualified for unemployment benefits or can attest in writing that they have experienced a reduction in household income, incurred significant costs or experienced other financial hardship due to the pandemic

Demonstrate a risk of experiencing homelessness or housing instability

Have a household income below 80% of the area median income

To apply for rental assistance, call the United Way's Helplink at 211 or (937) 225-3000.

Miami Valley Community Action Partnership Home Relief Program
https://miamivalleycap.org/application-portal/
Mortgage Assistance Resources
Homeownership Center Mortgage Assistance Program

Homeless? Need Shelter?

Montgomery County Shelter & Outreach Providers

Daybreak
605 S. Patterson Blvd.
Dayton, OH 45402
24-hour emergency shelter for youth ages 10-21.
Crisis Hotline: (937) 461-1000
Administrative Offices: (937) 395-4600
Gettysburg Gateway for Men
1921 S. Gettysburg Ave.

Dayton, OH 45417
24-hour emergency shelter for single men.
Contact: (937) 222-7350
PATH Street Outreach
Outreach to single adults and families who are living on the street or unsheltered places.
Contact: (937) 263-4449 ext. 410
St. Vincent Gateway for Women & Families
120 W. Apple Street
Dayton, OH 45402
24-hour emergency shelter for single women and families, including families with children and families without children.
Contact: (937) 461-7837
YWCA Dayton Domestic Violence Shelter
24-hour shelter for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking.
Crisis Hotline: (937) 222-SAFE (7233)
Email: dvcrisis@ywcadayton.org Street Card

The Street Card Resource Guide is designed to provide homeless persons with information on needed services for which they may be eligible. The Street Card Resource Guide contains a limited listing of services in Montgomery County.
Street Card - Color
Street Card - B&W

Street Card Folding Instructions

We welcome you to download, print, and distribute the Street Card.

To receive additional information on resources, please contact HelpLink at 2-1-1.

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HUD.gov / U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

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For general questions about HUD or its programs, contact the HUD office nearest you. In Ohio, offices are located in Cleveland and Columbus.

For questions about FHA loans or programs, contact our FHA Resource Center:

Cleveland Field Office

U.S. Bank Centre Building
1350 Euclid Avenue, Suite 500
Cleveland, OH 44115-1815

Phone: (216) 357-7900
Fax: (216) 357-7920
TTY Federal Relay: (800) 877-8339

Jurisdiction: Thirty-five counties in Northern Ohio

Pamela E. Ashby, Field Office Director
Contact the Director's Office

Office Hours: 8:20 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday

Columbus Field Office

Bricker Federal Building
200 North High Street, 7th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215

Phone: (614) 469-5737
Fax: (614) 280-6177
TTY Federal Relay: (800) 877-8339

Jurisdiction: Fifty-three counties in Central and Southern Ohio

Anthony Forte, Field Office Director
Contact the Director's Office

Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday

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For general questions about HUD or its programs, contact the HUD office nearest you. In Ohio, offices are located in Cleveland and Columbus. For questions about FHA loans or programs, contact our FHA Resource Center: U.S.