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Provides computers with internet access for the public to use at no cost.

Provides fire safety services for the Village of Bluffton.

Provides emergency shelter crisis intervention and support for victims of domestic violence.

Provides an opportunity for those who have been victims of a felony committed in Ohio by a juvenile to receive notification regarding a change in the adjudicated juvenile offender's status, such as release, review of probation and conditions of parole.

Provides education and information about Crohn's disease or Ulcerative Colitis, known collectively as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Offers educational seminars, printed materials, membership, and support groups for persons with IBD and their families. Provides the Information Resource Center which offers information on health issues, insurance issues, and medication issues specific to IBD (does not give medical advice). Online Support Group connects people with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis who face similar challenges. Provides a summer camp for children with Crohn's or colitis.

Administers the sale of licenses for cigarette dealers, dogs, junkyards, kennels and vendors.

Provides a recycling center for household electronics such as: computers, cell phones, stereos, radios, telephones, televisions, VCRs, DVD players and other electronic items. Materials will be recycled or disposed of appropriately. Electronic items may contain hazardous materials that should not go into a landfill.

Provides semi-independent living residences for persons with developmental disabilities and other special needs.

Provides mental health counseling and psychotherapy. Offers individual, family, and marital therapy. Addtional treatment services may be added.

• Services are LGBTQ+ friendly.

Offers technical assistance to developers, landowners, and municipalities related to floodplain management, drainage, erosion control, and pond construction. Makes available countywide soil surveys which may be of use to potential property buyers who need information on potential pollutant and/or water table information.

OFCA educates Ohio’s policymakers about the needs of abused, neglected and dependent children and the resource families that care for them; testifies before legislative committees on pending legislation which impacts resource families; and represents resource families and primary families at state agency meetings held in which regulatory changes are being considered.

NNEMAP offers food delivery services to customers who are homebound or unable to safely leave their homes. Delivery appointments are limited and depend on driver availability.

For more than 50 years, the Central Ohio Diabetes Association has offered Camp Hamwi, a unique and exceptional summer camp experience for youths with diabetes. Campers learn to take control of their diabetes management while participating in exciting traditional summer camp activities. Diabetes education topics include nutrition and carbohydrate counting, insulin therapy, and blood glucose monitoring. Camp staff include cabin counselors, social workers, nurses, dietitians, and physicians. Many staffers have diabetes themselves, and former campers can seek training to become part of the Camp Hamwi team. While Camp Hamwi serves youths ages 7-17, children as young as 3 can participate in diabetes day camps. CODA’s summer youth camps allow children and families to connect with a community of support, part of a lifelong path to living well while navigating the challenges of diabetes.

Provides clinical evaluations to evaluate and determine the mental or emotional status of the client and will make referrals for treatment.

Offers free back to school supplies and services. Breakfast and Lunch will be served.

Seeks volunteers to provide health education programs. All volunteers receive a one hour orientation session. Agency holds an annual appreciation dinner.

Offers discounted internet service to low-income households in applicable service areas. NOTE: Home Internet Service may not be available at every address in Ohio.

Arrangements via Z-Bus rides, other transportation providers, and gas cards may be available for individuals who receive Medicaid and require out-of-county transportation to medical appointments.

Provides adult parole supervision for offenders released from Ohio and out-of-state prisons.

Program for seniors that need assistance with home repairs and handicapped accessibility modifications to remain in their homes and have a decent and safe place to live. Repairs can include: Fixing windows and screens, Electrical and plumbing repairs, New roofs, Replacement or repair of hot water heaters, heating systems, plumbing systems, walls, windows or doors, Making homes handicapped accessible - ramps or modification to kitchens and bathrooms.

Provides conflict resolution services through a neutral third person who is acceptable to all parties who facilitates discussion between the parties and aids them in making their own settlement decisions.

Provides no cost meal to anyone in the community.

Provides a health insurance plan, using a network of preferred physicians, hospitals, and other health care providers for Medicaid recipients. Offers services such as primary care visits, check-ups, immunizations, prescription drug benefits, health education, physicals, family planning, maternity and prenatal care, emergency and urgent care, mental health services, substance use disorder services, vision and dental care, chiropractic care, podiatry, speech and hearing, medical equipment, diagnostic tests, and outpatient hospital care. Addresses customer concerns with billing and issues concerning covered services. Enhanced coverage of health services (called Healthchek) for those age 20 or younger (including prenatal and well baby care) is also provided to members.

Offers exercise classes for individuals in treatment for cancer or post treatment to help cope with the side effects of treatment. Classes include resistance training using light weights, band and balls and strength equipment.