Assists older with navigating concerns such as housing assistance, financial management, mail interpretation, and communication in order to provide a safety net that supports aging in place. Helps older adults and individuals with disabilities file for public benefits. Benefits screened for include Medicare premiums, food stamp assistance (SNAP), Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), Percentage of Income Payment Program (PIPP), Veteran services and benefits, Golden Buckeye, Medicare drug costs, low-cost housing, Ohio Best RX, Safe-Link phone and more.

Provides a benefits calculator which can be used as a basic screening tool by veterans for available services.

Provides assistance with removing barriers to getting community and college services that contribute to student success. Helps apply for public benefits, school financial aid, and community services such as food stamps, child care vouchers and housing assistance.

Provides assistance with removing barriers to getting community and college services that contribute to student success. Helps apply for public benefits, school financial aid, and community services such as food stamps, child care vouchers and housing assistance.

Provides the opportunity to get assistance with issues related to parenting, to apply for needed benefits, to participate in a job training program with the goal of employment, and to discuss with a case manager a plan for family success with a professional social worker. Service includes assistance with becoming a foster or adoptive parent.

Provides trained benefits counselors who help people determine what benefits and government programs they may be eligible for. Assists in applying for benefits and advocates for those in need. Makes referrals to agencies that provide appropriate services.

General case management program assisting families struggling with challenges and assistance identifying and working towards goals.

Providing outreach and advocacy services to older adults in the oxford area.Including Medicare/Prescription Drug Plans, OPERS Connector assistance, other benefits services; Adult Day Program Centers, Arts and Crafts Instruction, Audiological Evaluations,Benefits Screening, Bereavement Support Groups, Blood Pressure Screening, Caregiver/Care Receiver Support Groups, Community Meals, Congregate Meals/Nutrition Sites, Dance Instruction, Disease/Disability Information, Driving Evaluation, Exercise Classes/Groups, Field Trips/Excursions, Food Pantries, Food Safety Education, General Recreational Activities/Sports, Home Delivered Meals, Homemaker Assistance, Housing Search Assistance, Medicaid Applications, Outreach Programs for Older Adults, Quilting Clubs, Recreational Activities/Sports, Senior Centers, Senior Olympics,Speakers/Speakers Bureaus, Specialized Information and Referral to older adults in the oxford area.

Provides support services to those who are deaf and/or hard-of-hearing including assistance with housing, benefits screenings (government entitlements - obtaining or retaining food stamps, Social Security payments, etc), education, parenting, budgeting, reading and interpreting documents and communication differences.

Provides the opportunity to get assistance with issues related to parenting, to apply for needed benefits, to participate in a job training program with the goal of employment, and to discuss with a case manager a plan for family success with a professional social worker. Service includes assistance with becoming a foster or adoptive parent.

Offers assistance in using the Ohio Benefits Portal, where individuals can check eligibility and apply for public benefits such as Medicaid, Healthy Start and Healthy Families, food stamps, cash assistance, early childhood services, child care subsidies, and voter registration.

Seeks to ensure that Medicare beneficiaries with limited incomes and resources know about and make the best use of all available resources for reducing the costs of prescription drugs. Offers an information line to help people understand, compare and sign-up for the Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Benefit and the Low Income Subsidy. Works with beneficiaries to resolve Medicare Part D problems. Also helps those who are already receiving Medicare Part D benefits and want to select a different plan for the next calendar year. Also offers benefits screening for other government programs through Benefits Check-up.

Provides information and referral of social services and benefits information to older adults. Will provide assessments in the home for residents when needed. Offers counseling to help seniors cope with life-style changes, personal, marital, and family problems. Assist with forms completion and maintains a registry of chore service providers

Representatives assist customers with application and issues related to SNAP Benefits.

Provides benefits screening to find out if client is eligible for government assistance. Enters information related to the client's income and situation and screens for appropriate government benefits. Client then gets a phone call to let them know what benefits they may be eligible for.

Offers one-on-one assistance to help individuals determine which private, public, state and local benefits they may be eligible to receive. Includes benefits such as Medicaid, Medicare Part-D, SSI, SSD, SNAP (food stamps), HEAP, Golden Buckeye Card, Homestead Exemption, prescription assistance programs, housing and others. Will assist clients with filing out and submitting applications and forms and provides follow-up with client to see if they were able to enroll in the programs. Uses the Benefits Check-up screening tool.

Provides assistance with removing barriers to getting community and college services that contribute to student success. Helps apply for public benefits, school financial aid, and community services such as food stamps, child care vouchers and housing assistance.

Provides one-on-one financial coaching and counseling, group-based and individual financial education services, group-based and individual job readiness training, soft-skills development, financial education and referrals, and access to public benefits applications.

Provides resources to assist in the development of a healthy baby. Services may include help with immediate needs such as diapers, screening for benefits such as health insurance, and assistance and referrals for help with applying for other services that may ensure a health pregnancy.

Provides assistance with removing barriers to getting community and college services that contribute to student success. Helps apply for public benefits, school financial aid, and community services such as food stamps, child care vouchers and housing assistance.

Refers individuals with aging and/or disability related issues to appropriate available services in the community to ensure that individuals' needs are fully met. Helps individuals find help for housing, transportation, in-home care, long-term care and other health and wellness services. Offers an internet-based, counselor assisted program that helps older adults and individuals with disabilities file for public benefits. Includes Healthy Start and Healthy Families, Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP), child care subsidies, food stamps, voter registration and more. Provides benefit navigation, assistance with Social Security and Medicaid applications, and Social Security benefit analysis.

Offers Independent Living services for individuals with disabilities. Provides peer support, assistance with finding housing, benefit applications counseling, training in daily living skills, assistance with transition from nursing homes to the community, training in how to employ personal care assistants, and other services to help individuals with disabilities to function at their maximum level of independence within the community setting.

Provides a variety of social and recreational activities, transportation, and social services for seniors. Also, provides outreach services, including assistance with filling out forms. On site the Center offers Blood Pressure Checks, legal counseling, and a benefit bank. Social and recreational activities may include social meetings, craft classes, line dancing, cards, trips, yoga and exercise classes. Offers information and referral to governmental and community resources.

Provides support and help to new and expectant parents through an "earn while you learn" program which allows them to earn points towards obtaining baby items; Also provides assistance searching for other human services.

Provides the opportunity to get assistance with issues related to parenting, to apply for needed benefits, to participate in a job training program with the goal or employment and to discuss with a case manager a plan for family success with a professional social worker. Service includes assistance with becoming a foster or adoptive parent.