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Provides fresh produce year-round.

Provides registered dietitians who is also a certified diabetes educator.Guides individuals in making changes to their diet that may be required by health conditions or other circumstances. Also provides comprehensive nutrition education such as meal planning, diet modification, and weight control.

Provides callers with the locations of food pantries and soup kitchens throughout Franklin County where they can receive a hot meal or a three-day supply of food. Call specialists assess callers' individual needs, including distance from pantry and time of day to determine the best location for each caller.

School Supplies Fund provides book bags, calculators and basic supplies to school aged children. The supplies are handed out on the last day of the Lunch On Us Program, in August of each year.

Provides abstinence-based, 12-step environments within which an individual with substance use disorder related issues receives supportive services while living in accordance with a regimen of daily sobriety.

Offers psychiatry, individual counseling, and support groups.

Provides information about the symptoms, preventive measures, screening/diagnostic procedures, and methods of treatment or management for osteoporosis. Maintains information about community resources that are appropriate for people with osteoporosis.

Provides limited emergency financial assistance with electric, heating fuel, water and gas utility bills. Also provides assistance with firewood. Assistance is limited, based on available funding, and is on a case-by-case basis.

Provides one home delivered hot meal per weekday. Will substitute fruit for dessert to accommodate diabetic diets. Additional home supportive services may be arranged as needed. Multiple frozen meal packs can be provided.

Providing no-strings-attached cash assistance to pregnant individuals. NOTE: Applying does not guarantee selection to join the program. This location is a research study that will include a high cash group and a low cash group. If selected to move forward, individuals may be placed in either the high or low cash group.

Provides a variety of day camps and specialty camps such as theater, sports, and vacation camps for youth. Childcare provided before and after camp.

Food pantry

Provides a safe, sober and healthy living environment following the completion of primary treatment. Recovery house is monitored by line-in managers who provide accountability and support. Resident's stay is not limited to a specific length of time.

Provides a coordinated and efficient response to emergency situations and disasters, ensuring the safety and well-being of the community. Offers reliable information, resources, and support to clients.

Offers outpatient health care services for veterans. Operates an on-site pharmacy and will fill prescriptions written by VA physicians.

Responds to the concerns of the residents of Bedford Heights. Comprised of 7 members, 4 from wards and 3 at-large.

Offers clothing, hats and gloves, shoes, and accessories to individuals and families in need.

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. Individuals and/or /families participating in PIPP Plus are also eligible for assistance through the Electric Partnership Program to improve electric efficiency of low-income households and the Universal Service Fund.

Provides hearing notices, court accompaniment, crisis counseling, and Victim Impact Statements for prosecutor and judge, and help with many other crime and court related problems.

Offers outreach, education and awareness programs for all audiences to learn about human trafficking. Provides specialized training and technical assistance for human trafficking service providers. Convenes and manages NE Ohio's Anti-trafficking coalition. Provides referrals and resources for providers and victims of human trafficking.

Provides municipal services for Brimfield Township.

Provides interview and business appropriate clothing, shoes and accessories free of charge and on a one-time basis to women seeking employment, promotion or advancement. Provides one week supply of work appropriate attire when job is obtained.

Items from our Lending Library are available for you to check out and take home from Birth Circle meetings. Because we are not currently holding our monthly meetings in person due to COVID-19, we can instead meet you or arrange a porch drop-off to get you the items you are interested in. In addition to books and other media, we have baby carriers, birthing pools, and other supplies available for loan. Thank you very much to the Athens Foundation for their grant to purchase many of these resources for sharing.

Financial assistance will be provided to homeowners to correct sub-standard conditions so that the homes are safe, healthy, durable, energy efficient and affordable. This program will achieve this goal by repairing or replacing the major structural components and systems in the home. These items may include but are not limited to: roof, walls, floors, foundations, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, water and sewer. All homes funded under this activity will be required to have the following additional inspections performed:

• Pest Inspection for wood destroying insects
• Well Water Inspection, unless connected to area treatment facility
• Septic Inspection, unless connected to area treatment facility
• Furnace Inspection, unless the specifications require a replacement.

Provides children who will be attending kindergarten with a thorough grounding in pedestrian and vehicle safety and an awareness of bus, playground, poison, fire, and water safety.