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Columbus Public Health’s Neighborhood Social Work Team addresses the social determinants of health that impact residents’ health and wellness, including housing, food access and transportation.
Assistance Programs Resources. Filter the resources below by keyword or topic. Search by Keyword. Ohio state agencies work to ensure every Ohioan and every family can meet their basic needs, develop, thrive, and contribute.
Offers strength-based services celebrating resiliency and hopes for the future, through homeless prevention and re-housing, education and stabilization.
The Franklin County Office on Aging is primarily responsible for planning, coordinating, and providing centralized access to diverse services and programs that assist older adults, dependent adults, and their families in the maintenance of independent living.
The Franklin County Department of Job and Family Services provides workforce development and family support programs that improve the quality of life for Franklin County residents. Cash Assistance. Child Care. Emergency Assistance (PRC)
LSS 211 is free, confidential and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and is the critical first link to reduce poverty and ensuring opportunity for every Central Ohioan. With just one call, text, web chat or online search, 211 provides immediate access to more than 3,000 local programs.
Lutheran Social Services (LSS) is a faith-based, health and human services organization that provides housing, health care and emergency assistance to thousands of people every day with programs that serve the whole person and respond to some of our community’s most serious challenges.
