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Provides transportation, lunches, and work permits for eligible, enrolled students.

Provides prosecution of felonies and juvenile offenses.

Provides temporary financial support for minor children in the legal and physical custody of grandparents, relatives, and other kinship caregivers. Eligible kinship caregivers will receive an initial payment to help defray the costs of initial placement and may receive subsequent payment at six-month intervals to support the stability of the child's placement in the home.

Provides a number of services to families to enable them to make arrangements for the long-term care of disabled family members. Services include referrals to lawyers who deal with disability law as well as help drafting documents to detail individual wishes for dealing with disabled family under their care. Provides assistance with establishing and managing "pooled" financial trusts, where the assets of a number of disabled beneficiaries are pooled for purposes of investment, but separate accounts are kept for each participating individual. Also funds can only be used for supplemental services such as recreational items, according to federal law. Service includes setting up the trust, receiving, submitting, and disbursing fund requests, and providing periodic statements on individual accounts. Program is administered in conjunction with a community foundation that provides financial oversight and compliance with federal laws.

Provides the federal level law enforcement that has responsibility for investigating violations of federal laws except those specifically assigned to other federal agencies.

Provides a variety of adult literacy services. Services include classes in basic reading and math, classes that refine skills to take the GED test (high school equivalency diploma), GED testing, computer skills training, job preparation skills, and life skills.

Provides animal euthanasia services for animals that are of advanced age, sick, injured.

Provides group therapy sessions for youth with anger management issues. Focuses on changing or challenging negative or irrational thought processes and behaviors so that participants may learn to control their anger. Sessions are supervised by doctoral or masters level clinicians and are grouped according to the age of the participants.

Offers stories read to young children in a group setting.

Davita provides a search tool to locate a dialysis center throughout Ohio.

Provides public education to youth.

A mental health facility that provides educational services to help with mental illness and substance use

Immediate, safe shelter for victims of human trafficking is available.

Medical services include Hematology and Radiation Consultation; Chemotherapy; Radiation Therapy; Laboratory; Imaging; Retail Pharmacy; Bone Marrow Biopsy; PET/CT Testing; Research; and more. Also offers genetic counseling; cancer support groups; art therapy; and more.

Provides water service for the City of Kent. Handles billing issues concerning water.

Accepts computers, monitors and any electronic equipment, except TV’s, for recycling at no charge.

Provides a variety of taxpayer services for the county. Bills for and collects property taxes, pursues delinquent property taxes, maintains tax records, administers special taxpayer service programs, invests county funds, disburses funds to school districts and other taxing subdivisions, and pays county bills. Will give residents information concerning their property taxes.

Offers a place to temporarily get out of the cold or heat during extreme weather conditions.

Lincoln Community offers classes in Aquatic Aerobics and Aquatic Arthritis therapy in the indoor heated pool.

Provides specialized services for individuals with a dual diagnosis of mental illness, substance abuse and/or developmental disabilities. Acts as a liaison between the Franklin County Board of Developmental Disabilities and the Franklin County ADAMH system to coordinate services ensuring continuity of care for the client.

Offers a coordinated specialty care program for individuals age 10 to 25 at clinical high-risk for psychosis.

HEAP provides eligible clients (175% Federal Poverty guidelines) a one-time utility payment. The Summer program runs from July 1 to September 30. The Summer Crisis program has age and disability eligibility criteria which may vary from year to year. PICCA's HEAP staff can provide additional information.

Offers a 4- to 6-week course to assist ex-offenders to prepare for the work force. Provides a referral and reference service once the course is completed.

Provides financial assistance for medical care related to PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis), assistance in completing Truvada patient assistance program application, and transportation assistance to medical care related to PrEP.

Accepts reports or requests for maintenance of street signs, street lights, and other street maintenance of township roads.