Home Health care offers personal care.

Provides non-medical needs and companionship of the elderly and those recuperating from injury or illness.

Provides participants with a structured day of activities in a safe environment; breakfast, lunch and snacks are provided; for persons with Alzheimer's, a related disorder, or frail elderly. Transportation available.

Shopping assistance is provided to the eligible person with a disability in their own home, in their community, or wherever the person access their community.

Provides snow removal from walkways and/or steps, lawn mowing, trimming, and/or leaf raking, minor home repairs and/or maintenance that does not involve serious plumbing or electrical issues.

Provides and assists in arranging for child care services for families who are on public assistance, employed or in training who meet income as well as other eligibility criteria; payment can be made to licensed day care centers or certified home providers.

Provides yard maintenance, including flower-planting, clearing weeds and raking leaves. Lawn mowing may be provided if the resident provides a lawnmower and fuel. Snow removal is also available. Snow shovels are provided. May be able to work on other tasks such as hanging pictures and flags and putting up holiday trees and tree lights. May be able to provide porch painting (ground-level only) and exterior power-washing.

Provides basic street maintenance services for the village. Also provides snow plowing for senior and disabled residents.

The Winter Crisis program runs from November 1st through March 31st. To assist individuals having trouble paying their gas or electric bill if that is there heating source, a one time payment of up to $175 for regulated gas/electric or $750 for unregulated utility customers. And $900 for bulk fuel, and $550.00 for coal or wood assistance and Furnace Repair up to $500.00. Clients will be processed for all available programs, including HEAP, PIPP and Winter Crisis at each appointment.

Assists with completing and submitting forms for needed social services, such as government benefit programs.

Comprehensive preschool program. Prepare children from ages 3 to 5 with the skills that will help them in kindergarten. Transportation, health, nutrition services and services to children with special needs. Various locations in Warren, Fowler, Hubbard, Kinsman, Newton Falls, Niles and Cortland.

Provides and assists in arranging for child care services for families who are on public assistance, employed or in training who meet income as well as other eligibility criteria; payment can be made to licensed day care centers or certified home providers.

Habitat can provide an affordable loan up to $2,000. Funds may be used to address “quality of life” issues for Southeast Ohio residents in order to maintain and sustain their current housing. They include, but are not limited to: *Small home improvement and repairs *Appliance repairs and purchases *Major vehicle repair or purchase *Medical equipment *Home accessibility projects and purchases

Provides pallitive pain and symptom management, care, and emotional support for persons with a life-limiting illness (life-threatening or terminally ill) and their families. Provides supportive services such as bereavement counseling, social work, art and music therapy, and spiritual care. Respite care is provided for client's families.

Provides and assists in arranging for child care services for families who are on public assistance, employed or in training who meet income as well as other eligibility criteria; payment can be made to licensed day care centers or certified home providers.

In-home Services enables children and adults with disabilities, or other special needs, to live in their homes and communities in a less restrictive environment that emphasizes personal choice. Services include: In-home personal care; Transfers and lifts; Preparation of meals and feeding; Assistance with therapy treatment plans; Housekeeping; Skill development; Behavior support; Delegated nursing; Social and recreational opportunities and Transportation. A flexible approach helps to minimize the stress often associated with finding and maintaining personal assistance supports.

Provides a range of home health care services including but not limited to skilled nursing services for diabetic and cardiac care, as well as assistance for older adults and those with a chronic illness or disability. Offers personal care and homemaker assistance, including bathing and grooming, light housekeeping, laundry, assistance with daily living tasks, companionship, meal planning and preparation, errand running, and transportation/escort to places such as medical appointments, shopping, and family functions. Also provides additional support, such as rehabilitative therapies and social work services.

Provides financial assistance for minor home repair projects to low-income seniors and individuals who are permanently physically disabled. Eligible work may include, but not be limited to: electrical (replace fuse or light bulb, repair/replace a switch, repair/replace frayed cords/plugs, etc.); plumbing (repair/replace toilets and sinks, leaking faucets, drain and supply lines, vent pipes and sump pumps, etc.); masonry (repair sidewalks, porch floor and steps; apply waterproofing compound to basement walls; minor tuck-pointing, etc.); carpentry/maintenance (repair doors, jambs, frames, hinges, window frames, kitchen cabinets, decking, floors, porches, holes in walls; install glass; install smoke detectors; install deadbolt locks; etc.); and heating and air conditioning (repair/replace furnace and air conditioner).

Provides skilled home nursing, home health aides (to assist with grooming, ambulation, personal care, and bathing), in-home physical, occupational, or speech therapy, and in-home respite care for eligible adults in need of these services. Also provides homemaker assistance (meal preparation, laundry and general household management including light housekeeping.) Services also include personal care and homemaking for adults with HIV/AIDS.

Outreach program providing counseling/case management and essential services enabling eligible individuals to live independently in the community. Services may include care coordination, counseling/case management, assistance with filing reparations and/or pension claims; financial assistance due to eligible individuals; and personal care/light housekeeping. Volunteers are specially trained to provide social companionship to survivors. Also provides an opportunity to gather and socialize, to celebrate Jewish holidays, and to attend arts and cultural programming on a regular basis.

Provides one-time emergency home repair assistance (such as furnace repair/replacement) for low-income homeowners to address situations that make dwellings substandard, uninhabitable or unsafe.

Provides members with no-cost transportation services to and from food banks, food pantries, food clinics, and grocery stores as part of their plan benefit.

PRC funds may be able to provide assistance to replace or repair hot water heaters. Call for more information about specific guidelines and eligibility requirements.

Chores services are available to eligible clients, and may include simple household repairs, such as installing and removing screen and storm doors and windows, seasonal deep cleaning, limited seasonal yard cleanup, limited inside and outside painting, installation of smoke alarms, and more.

Provides street maintenance and street sign maintenance for the Village of Moreland Hills.