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All Franklin County residents needing assistance with navigating social service programs.

Provides a hot nutritious meal to older adults.

Offers privately owned rental housing that is made available to low-income households at reduced rates based on a contract between HUD or the state housing authority and the property owner.

Accepts household items, washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves, bedroom and living room furniture and kitchen tables and chairs. All items must be in good condition. Furniture with rips, tears, stains or visible pet hair will not be accepted. Offers free pick-up for 10 or fewer items located in garage or porch. Pick-up duration is 15 minutes or less and at least one essential/core item is donated and usually within one week of call. Fee to remove donated items from upper and lower level floors. Also offers a fee based removal of items not deemed acceptable for donations. Service area is 30 mile radius from downtown Columbus and free pick-up is usually within a 18-25 mile radius of downtown Columbus. Large commercial donation pick-ups are done statewide.

Provides low-cost spay/neuter surgery and age-appropriate vaccines and services.

Provides kinship care on a temporary or permanent arrangement in which a relative or a nonrelative adult, who has a long-standing relationship or bond with the child and/or family, takes over the full-time, substitute care of that child.

Provides housing and therapeutic programming to youth with severe emotional and behavioral concerns.

Provides workshops to educate non-violent offenders about the seriousness and consequences of carrying a weapon.

Provides a food pantry for individuals in need.

Zoning resolution of the county.

Provides answers to patient questions about their present and future accounts, billing, or insurance. Also screens for any possible outside solution including, Marketplace insurance or Medicaid, before offering payment assistance or payment plans.

Helps individuals that do not qualify for Medicare understand financial assistance programs and find assistance paying current outstanding medical bills.

Accepts applications and determines eligibility for Social Security survivor benefits, which provides monthly payments to eligible family members of people who worked and paid Social Security taxes before they died.

Provides school health programs for the Bath Local School District.

PIPP Plus is an extended payment arrangement that requires regulated gas and electric companies to accept payments based on a percentage of the household income. If individuals heat with gas or electric, they pay five percent of their monthly household income. If they heat and cool with electricity, they pay ten percent of your monthly household income. Deposits are waived for PIPP customers.

Accepts donations of unopened personal care supplies, and new school supplies (youth). Accepts donations of new and used clothing, small household appliances, bedding/linen, computers, office supplies, office equipment (faxes, copiers, etc.), arts/crafts supplies, books/magazines, and toys. All items must be in working condition. Donated items are never resold. All clothing and bedding must be laundered.

Offers monthly support group meeting for anyone who has experienced the murder of a loved one.

Provides a place for community activities. There is a large park with a paved accessible walk that goes around the perimeter, benches, and a few shade trees, some picnic tables, a children's playground, and a basketball court. There is fencing for youth baseball or softball in two areas and plenty of open space for practicing team sports.

Oversees, coordinates, and administers the Great Geauga County Fair - Ohio's oldest continuous county fair and one of the oldest existing agricultural fairs in the nation. Features many attractions and activities.

Provides a consumer-operated center for mental health consumers in Summit County. Offers recreational activities, socialization, support group meetings, information and referral, and other similar services. Activities include movies, dinners, classes, workshops, games, recreational outings, lunch, and so forth.

Helps families with children get back on their feet. The OWF program can provide cash assistance to eligible families for up to 36 months. This temporary assistance helps with daily living expenses such as rent, utilities, food, car payments, child care, gas, and more.

Provides critical home repair services. Typical projects include refurbishing roofs, installing or rebuilding plumbing, renovating porches and steps, installing wheel chair ramps, and installing insulation and weatherizing homes. Note: Does not do repairs of a purely cosmetic nature.