Provides assistance with car repairs, reinstatement of driver's license fees, license plate fees, car insurance, driver's education. Can pay car payments if behind in payments. Provides new or used vehicle down payment match. Maximum amount of assistance is up to $1,500 in a 12 month period (which counts against an overall $1,500 cap on all PRC services in a 12 month period).

Assists clients in receiving a lower interest rate car loan through Superior Credit Union in order to gain or retain reliable transportation for employment by purchasing their own vehicle. Through the Wheels to Work process, candidates work intensely with an OhioMeansJobs job coach on locating potential vehicles, assistance with working with the car dealerships during the buying process, car maintenance education, and extensive financial literacy and budgeting. By making on time monthly car payments over the loan duration, clients have the opportunity to build their credit. Participation in budget counseling, general car maintenance, and/or employment assistance may be required.

PRC funds may pay for gasoline in order to assist the family with attaining/maintaining self-sufficiency. The gasoline must be needed for getting to and from a job or job training.

Offers free gas cards.

Provides COTA bus tickets on a limited basis for a doctor's appointment, new employment or job interview. Must provide documentation of need.

Provides an opportunity for low-income individuals to open an account which enables them to build assets that can be used to purchase a car. Also provides matching funds, usually two (2) dollars for every one (1) dollar saved. Individuals may also use their income tax refund to meet their savings goal.

Provides financial assistance to residents of Aurora in emergency situations. Will provide limited help with the following situations: utilities (gas, electric, heating fuel), rent, prescriptions and medical expenses, transportation for work purposes (car payments, gasoline, insurance). Other situations may be addressed at the discretion of the agency. NOTE: Agency is not able to help with mortgages (clients will be directed to other services that may help with the situation).

Provides information on public and private transportation options and will screen to see if the individual is eligible for any programs that exist to help pay for it. In some cases, may provide assistance with paying for transportation to eligible individuals (payment would go directly to a service provider that the agency contracts with).

Case management; provided assistance with clothing, bus passes, food, and medical

The Prevention, Retention, and Contingency (PRC) program assists with local transit (bus) fare, which is needed to gain or retain employment of at least 32 hours per week.

Perry County residents that are working 25+ hours per week, may be eligible for gas vouchers.

Clients are provided a monthly check for reimbursement for mileage, prescriptions, medical and nutritional supplies related to their cancer treatment and recovery.

Provides assistance with transportation to food resources. Covers trips to food pantries and trips to pick up groceries from stores where members have placed an order. Program offers up to 5 round trip visits (10 one way trips) per member to covered services.

Provides financial assistance and/or vouchers for short term basic needs to eligible Veterans and dependent survivors who demonstrate a need. Includes but is not limited to clothing, food, toiletries, utility payments, rent payments, mortgage payments, insurance payments, and property tax payments. NOTE: No immediate assistance is available.

Provides matching financial assistance to help low-income individuals saving money to purchase a used automobile for transportation to work or school. For every dollar individuals save the program matches it with three (3) dollars up to a total of $6,000. Financial Literacy Class offers educational tips and training in financial and consumer skills needed to purchase a car and other major purchases.

Case management; provided assistance with clothing, bus passes, food, and medical

Provides financial assistance with secondary costs when traveling for surgery, including food, travel and lodging.

Offers programs to assist children 19 years or younger who have leukemia, cancer, and other blood disorders living in Pickaway County. This organization will reimburse for non-insurance covered ancillary expenses such as transportation, parking, lodging and meals.

Provides assistance with food, shelter (rent or mortgage), utility bills (gas and electric), principal car payments, and other needed services for Veterans, active duty military, and dependent survivors. In some cases, may assist with indigent burial. Assistance is in the form of vouchers. Amount of assistance is based on demonstrated need.

Provides financial assistance up to $300 for car repairs, re-instatement fees, gas vouchers, and car insurance. Client must be 18 years old or older, employed, at or below 125% of the federal poverty level. Call for more information.

The CMM Mobility Management project is involved in things such as, but not limited to: - Coordination of Transit Services - Eligibility/Referrals for Clients - Driver Training & Call Center - Travel Training Services - Safe Routes to School - Complete Streets & Active Transportation - Local/Regional Transportation Roundtables - Community Education & Public Outreach.

Provides financial assistance with the cost of breast-cancer related expenses. Pays for screening mammograms or other types of diagnostic procedures. Also offers a limited amount of financial assistance to pay for cancer-related expenses such as transportation, wigs, prosthesis, emergency living expenses, etc.

Provides financial assistance and job-related expense assistance to people in emergency situations. Offers utility bill payment, rent assistance for those being evicted, car repairs and other job related expenses. Additional funds are temporarily available for help with shelter, utility, and food assistance. Applicants may be eligible for an additional $2,000 per PRC assistance group to receive help with shelter, utility, and food assistance.

Provides gas vouchers that may be used for driving to medical appointments (including vision and dental) or to apply for jobs or travel to a new job.