Provides a drop in center with coffee, laundry, hot showers, and telephone for individuals experiencing homelessness. Offers various engagement and social services to individuals who are currently homeless and have a mental health or substance abuse diagnosis. Will assess any individual who is homeless and connect them to agencies that best meets the individual's needs.

Provides clothing for infants, children and teens.

Sells low-cost school clothing. The inventory changes every day.

Provides food and limited clothing to persons in need.

Provide temporary shelter for single women and women with children who are homeless. Length of stay is 30 days with goal of moving to stable housing. Assistance with finding permanent housing and other resources.

Makes available donated clothing to anyone in need. Clothing must not be used for resale.

Provides an event where there will be a distribution of diapers, wipes and raffle prizes to new mothers and caregivers.

Offers gently used clothing (including shoes, socks, hats, and gloves) for babies and children from newborn to size 18/20 (XL) as well as maternity clothing. Available items depend on donations received.

Provides a center for individuals to relax and use services of the organization during extreme weather ONLY. Charger ports and courtesy phone available for use.They also provide donated clothing, enough for one change of clothes, and agency phones to make needed local calls. Outreach workers may be able to provide referrals for services at outside agencies.

Provides vouchers for school clothing, winter coats, and boots for children of Veterans.

Program providing hygiene items and paper products.

The Pregnancy Resource Center has free diapers available through its Diaper Bank provided in partnership with Bottoms Up. If you are pregnant or are a parent or caretaker of a child 3 years of age or younger, you can sign up to receive one free pack of diapers every month for each child in your family. There is no charge to sign up. In addition to our diaper bank, the Pregnancy Resource Center maintains an on-site boutique stocked with infant, toddler, and maternity clothing, lotions, soaps, baby bottles and toys and more. As a member of our free Pregnancy and Parenting Essentials program, you can stop by monthly to choose free items from our boutique. In addition, you gain access to a library of parenting education videos via Brightcourse. You can access over 200 free, short, and fun videos with real people talking about having a healthy pregnancy, preparing for childbirth, parenting a baby and toddler, coparenting, and more. You can even watch these videos from the comfort of your own home. As you watch the videos, you earn points that can be spent in our boutique for large items such as cribs, strollers, high chairs and more.

Day Shelter provides clothing needs, hygiene products and showers at no cost, daily when open.

Provides a food pantry for individuals and families in need. Offers personal care items, fresh produce, some meat and dairy items, when available.

Provides baby clothing, baby furniture, diapers, formula/baby food, and maternity clothing for families in need. Individuals earn store credit by participating in classes, attending medical follow ups, and watching educational programs.

Miami County Right To Life Society offers a Baby Pantry with baby clothes.

A non-profit that provides used or new items to low income (qualify for medicaid or WIC) or under 18 parents from pregnany through 24 months.

Food pantry serving and located in the Belpre area. Also offers emergency food when needed. Also provides bath and beauty items, and laundry and dishwashing soap.

Shoes available through the thrift store. Steel toed shoes voucher provided with referral and proof of employment.

Provides financial assistance for individuals and families who are currently homeless including rental assistance, deposits for security and utilities, emergency supplies of food, clothing, furniture, appliances, and other housing start-up items.

Perry County JFS can help families in need of diapers. No income requirements, assistance is provided once per year consisting of diapers sizes 1-6 and a pack of baby wipes.

Provides baby items for newborns. These items include blankets, gowns, onesies, socks, bibs, towels, diapers, rattle, pacifier, bottles, toiletries, and wipes. Clients are able to utilize this service once per child; with the exception of clothing which may be available to clients multiple times as the child grows.

Offers diapers, personal care items, and household cleaning products to those in need. Supplies may be limited.

Provides new and gently used clothing, shoes, and household items including linens and holiday decorations for individuals and families in need. Items available based on donations received. Offered through a collaboration with Park United Methodist Church. Offers volunteer opportunities cleaning, sorting, and distributing goods to people in need.