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Provides financial assistance for combat wounded, critically ill, and injured service members and their families during hospitalization and recovery. Assistance includes: - Bedside Financial Support: offers needs-based financial assistance for expenses that are most pressing during a long hospitalization or rehabilitation. Covers expenses such as additional travel/lodging expenses, childcare, and out of pocket expenses. - Housing Assistance: provides adaptive housing for wheelchairs and helps those who have fallen behind on housing payments due to injury. - Transportation Assistance: offers adaptive modes of transportation including modified wheelchairs, lift ramps, vehicles, and snow removal equipment.

The Fox Grant Program is a three-year community-based grant program that provides resources to community organizations servicing certain Veterans and their families across the country. The SSGFSP Grant Program has the resources and funding for eligible participants who are in need of the following services: - Case Management Services - Peer Support Services - Assistance in Obtaining VA Benefits - Vocational and Rehabilitation Counseling - Employment and Training Service - Educational Assistance - Income Assistance - Housing Assistance - Healthcare, Including Mental Health - Legal Services Assistance - Transportation Services - Financial Planning Services - Childcare Services - Assistance with Emergent Needs

Job and Family Services may have funding available to help families in a domestic violence situation with temporary financial assistance. Assistance through the PRC program can be granted up to $2,000 in a 12-month period when funding allows. The PRC program is not a cash payment and not ongoing financial support.

Provides financial assistance up to $500 to temporarily help students overcome unforeseen financial challenges that would affect their ability to continue in their studies. Funds can be used for assistance such as, but not limited to: child care, health related emergencies, loss of SNAP benefits, transportation emergencies, books, tuition, unexpected loss of income, etc.

Offers a variety of services to individuals in need.

Contingent upon available funding, ACDJFS will resume a senior emergency assistance program for adults aged 60 and older. The maximum allowable amount is $500 per eligible household in a 365- day period beginning with the date of first application. SEA may be approved for any of the following emergent needs: - Utilities/Deposits: - Must provide current bill/deposit information - May also pay for wood, coal, or propane (with documentation) - Rent/Deposit/Mortgage - Provide rental agreement or mortgage statement including landlord/mortgage company name and address Home repairs: - Provide 2 estimates - Medical equipment purchase/rental not covered by Medicaid/Medicare - Provide bill and/or rental agreement Furniture - Household appliances to assist with everyday living - Cleaning supplies - Pest control services - Professional services must be licensed by the Ohio Department of Agriculture - Any emergency not listed may be eligible for approval by a department.

Contacts deployed military personnel on behalf of families experiencing an event which requires an urgent communication such as a death, illness, or birth of a child. Offers emergency leave verification and basic information and referral. Provides access to emergency funds available through the various military aid societies (Army Emergency Relief, Navy Marine Corps Relief Society, Air Force Aid Society, and the Coast Guard Mutual Assistance). The funds can be used for a variety of purposes such as medical care, car repair, emergency travel and utility bill payment assistance. Assistance may come in the form of an interest free loan, a direct grant, or some combination of the two.

Provides short term, time-limited payments to eligible relative caregivers who have obtained permanent legal custody of a child. Not emergency assistance. Payments are designed to reimburse the initial costs associated with taking a relative's child/ren into the home. Those eligible can apply for $525 per child initially, and $300 per child at six month intervals, not to exceed eight total payments.

Provides a wide range of financial assistance for Hudson residents. Evaluates the individual's or family's need on a case-by-case basis.

Provides assistance with food, shelter (rent or mortgage), utility bills (gas and electric), principle 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.

Assists Veterans and their families with emergency needs such as food, emergency hotel, gasoline, minor auto repairs, minor household repairs, furniture, kitchen utensils, clothing, linens, utility bills, renewal of drivers license or vehicle license plate. Some medical equipment such as wheelchair, walkers, and bathroom grab bars available.

Provides a monthly cash benefit for individuals who do not meet all of the eligibility requirements necessary to receive help from other federal and state benefit programs, such as Supplemental Social Security (SSI) and Ohio Works First (OWF). Maximum cash benefit per month for one person is $115 and $159 per month for two people.

Provides limited financial assistance in emergency situations. Generally assists with rent, transportation (gas cards and car repairs), utilities, and emergency home repairs, However, assistance with other services may be available depending on the situation. Assistance is based on availability of funding and on a case-by case basis.

Guardianship program for severely mentally disabled persons who are identified by the mental health/developmental disabled systems for services. All referrals must go through clinical issues meetings or the case manager supervisor.

Provides a subsidy valued up to $50 and specialized support for eligible plan members aging out of foster care.

The Pickaway County Veterans Service Office (VSO) provides EMERGENCY financial assistance on a temporary basis to eligible veterans and their dependents for basic living expenses such as: - Rent or mortgage - Utility bills - Food - Prescriptions

Provides micro-grants of $150 to support federal employees impacted by the shutdown, covering essentials like groceries, gas, diapers, and other basic necessities. *Individuals may receive only ONE grant for the duration of this shutdown.

Provides short-term financial assistance to eligible veterans, spouses, dependent children and widows who have demonstrated a need, including rental assistance and/or mortgage payments, food assistance, assistance in paying utility bills. May use once every 90 days under Veteran Service Commission Financial Guidelines.

Offers limited financial assistance for Veterans and their dependents on a case-by-case basis.

Funds some special needs for persons. Assistance limited to funds available.

Provides assistance for non-medical expenses including rent, mortgage, lodging, utilities, childcare, elder care, food, transportation, car repair, car insurance, phone service, and acute dental work related to treatment. Eligible patients will receive a grant of $500, once within a 12 month period. At the end of the 12 month period, healthcare professionals can reapply on behalf of patients.

The PRC program in Ohio helps families overcome immediate barriers to achieving or maintaining self-sufficiency. The program provides benefits and services to families who are in need of help with essential support to become self-sufficient. The PRC Program is designed to: - Prevent families from having to apply for OWF cash assistance when a crisis arises; - Help families retain employment by enhancing job skills , overcoming barriers and providing short-term assistance or wage supplementation if necessary. - Provide for contingent needs by helping families with nonrecurring urgent problems that could, if left unattended, result in families needing long-term public assistance. - Support families receiving OWF with services to enable them to become self-sufficient. Examples of short-term assistance through PRC include: - Shelter and utility assistance - Transportation assistance - Employment Related Supportive Services.