Provides knowledgeable attorneys who can give advice about pension laws and pension rights, and assistance in resolving pension problems with employers. Client may be advised as to self-help measures which he/she can take. Staff will also pursue problems on the client's behalf, and can refer to other attorneys in various Ohio cities who can handle litigation and other complex situations.

Provides information and referral services for topics related to disability and benefits. Users can search by category to find information on government services related to benefits, civil rights, community life, education, emergency preparedness, employment, health, housing, technology and transportation.

Provides legal advice and representation to individuals experiencing issues with rent-assisted housing or public housing authorities. Offers assistance to those facing termination of public housing or Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) benefits or who have been denied public housing or HCV benefits.

Services offered include: Education - offers education through newspapers, radio, schools, churches, and service organizations. Advocacy - ensures quality service and helps professionals work with families. Support - works to enhance self esteem and self worth NAMI listens, shares knowledge, and works to reduce stigmas. Research - strives to learn what is being done to define the illness and provide proper medication and treatment.

Provides representation to low-income clients by 3rd-year law students, operating under the supervision of faculty. Cases handled include consumer home repair, misdemeanor criminal cases (in select suburban courts see eligibility), benefits advocacy, Social Security Disability appeals, health care issues and guardianship removal. The clinic CANNOT handle family law cases, health care personal injury or malpractice cases, bankruptcy or felonies, does not help with employment law concerns, and does not assist with expunging of criminal records.

Provide assistance with location of non-custodial parents, paternity establishment, establishment and enforcement of child support orders, establishment and enforcement of medical support orders, review and modification of support orders, request other states to enforce an Ohio order of support for parents who live-out-of-state, collecting and disbursing child support payments, and termination of Support Orders.

Unemployment benefits provide short-term income to unemployed workers who lose their jobs through no fault of their own and who are actively seeking work. Eligible individuals should file an application as soon as they become unemployed. Applications can be filed online 24 hours a day, seven days a week, at unemployment.ohio.gov or by calling 877-644-6562.

Provides benefits screening and assistance with applications for several government assistance programs (Food Stamps (SNAP), Medicaid, etc) NOTE: does not help with unemployment. Provides particular focus on signing households up for food stamps (SNAP). Trained phone staff takes information from the neighbor in order to fill out applications for many programs at once. Applications can be completed and submitted over the phone. Can also provide food pantry referrals to the agency's six County food partner sites.

Offers assistance and advocacy concerning benefits for disabled persons and personal care assistance funds. Also helps to guide individuals through the application process and aides in connecting them with the appropriate contacts.

Provides services free to eligible Veterans and their families. Services include: - Individual readjustment counseling - Group readjustment counseling - Military Sexual Trauma (MST) - Referral for benefits assistance - Liaison with community agencies - Marital and Family counseling - Substance abuse information and referral - Community education - Job counseling referral - Help for homeless Veterans.

Provides assistance in dealing with the Department of Veteran Affairs (VA). The VSC Service Officers represents and assists veterans, spouses, dependent children, surviving widows, and parents of deceased veterans for benefits when they apply to the VA.

- Screens for a wide variety of services and programs available to seniors and / or adults with disabilities. - Collects client information and then determines what programs they are eligible for. - Will help fill out paperwork for programs and services such as HEAP, Medicaid, and various types of insurance. - Assistance with unemployment forms is restricted to advising clients on the types of documents they need to complete the forms required by Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.

Partnering with Summit County Job and Family Services to provide one-on-one case management assistance with cash, food, medical, and other assistance/benefits. Case managers can assist with turning in documents, applying or re-applying for assistance, reporting case changes, and other case/eligibility questions.

Partnering with Summit County Job and Family Services to provide one-on-one case management assistance with cash, food, or medical assistance/benefits. Case managers can assist with turning in documents, applying or re-applying for assistance, reporting case changes, and other case/eligibility questions.

Provides information, counseling and claims service to all honorably discharged veterans and their dependents concerning disability compensation, hospitalization, rehabilitation, pension, education, employment, and other benefits.

Service includes filling out forms and making contacts for clients. The purpose is to aid the older adult in accessing necessary services in order to maintain independence, Buckeye Cards, Home Energy Assistance, Ohio Energy Credit Program, Medicare, Medicaid, Supplemental Insurance, Homestead Exemption and other assistance programs.

Partnering with Summit County Job and Family Services to provide one-on-one case management assistance with cash, food, medical, and other assistance/benefits. Case managers can assist with turning in documents, applying or re-applying for assistance, reporting case changes, and other case/eligibility questions.

Provides certified Veteran Service Officers (VSOs) who know the requirements of the United States Department of Veterans Affairs and other accredited veterans organizations for compensation and pensions, and who will assist veterans to complete paperwork and obtain the benefits to which they are entitled. Will aid with the preparation of forms, documentation of claims, proper submission of claims to VA and other follow-up agencies, and obtaining records (military and medical). Assists with locating and applying for other social service benefits not targeted to veterans as well.

Provide information and referral services; food pantry; emergency food; elderly nutrition; summer feeding program; BINGO every Mon,Wed and Fri; Ohio Benefit Bank; Notary Public; computer lab; online tutorial/mentor program; Wee-Care Daycare; Annual Health Fair. Assistance for seniors.

Provides benefits screening and assistance with applications for Food Stamps (SNAP) and Medicaid. Service is provided by a staff member from Cuyahoga County Job and Family Services.

Screens for eligibility for public benefits programs such as Medicare Savings Programs, Medicaid, Extra Help with Medicare Part D, SNAP, and HEAP.

Partnering with Summit County Job and Family Services to provide one-on-one case management assistance with cash, food, medical, and other assistance/benefits. Case managers can assist with turning in documents, applying or re-applying for assistance, reporting case changes, and other case/eligibility questions.