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Offers bereavement support groups for those grieving the homicide of a loved one. Sessions are facilitated by a trained professional. A dinner is provided.

Determines eligibility and processes applications for Medicaid. Medicaid is a state and federally funded health care coverage plan for low-income and medically vulnerable people who meet financial requirements.

Provides a food pantry where clients may receive groceries such as: canned goods, meat, cereal, and pasta (generally a three-day supply of food). Free community meal on the 3rd Wednesday of every month from 4:30pm-6:30pm.

Provides student support services such as lunches, transportation, and assists with obtaining work permits.

Provides a variety of opportunities for individuals to use skills gained during a lifetime to improve the community and assist the Center with its activities and service. Areas include administrative support, activity leader, drivers, escorts and Board/committee members etc...

The Refuge Men’s Ministries is a faith-based ministry founded in 1999, and we offer a FREE (no cost, no insurance needed) 13-month residential rehab for drug and alcohol addiction. Men will work with one of our partner employers for the majority of their time at The Refuge. Men will complete with an established work history, a budget, and a 100 percent job placement rate if they remain in Central Ohio.

Provides mental health assessments.

Accepts donations of non-perishable food, nutritional supplements, kitchen supplies, and personal care items. Donated items are never resold.

Accepts filings for sealing criminal records (also called an expungement). An expungement allows a criminal case to be removed (record is sealed) from the records of persons who have committed or been convicted of committing a crime, who have been found not guilty, or whose case has been dismissed. Generally, records can be sealed for first-time offenders only - certain crimes such as murder and rape cannot be sealed. Does not give legal advice or provide forms.

Provides US postal service center.

Provides a variety of counseling and psychological support services to students and their families. Also provides guidance on issues of school adjustment, advanced education options, career choices and summer employment.

Provides food and critical non-food products to nonprofit organizations that feed the hungry. Member agencies share in the cost of food storage, and in return, receive food and other items to use for their programs and services. This shared maintenance cost is generally lower than the price of the food elsewhere. Critical non-food items may include paper products such as paper plates, cups, tissues, and other items.

Provides assessment services, individual therapy specializing in modality and cognitive-behavioral areas, crisis intervention, pharmacological management, target case management, home-based services, and med som (physicians prescribing psychotropic drugs for children only).

Provide bottled water or other sources of drinking water for people whose access has been interrupted by a ruptured water main, water purification plant problems, contaminated wells or other disruptions in the water supply.

Case management for couples and individuals with children (custodial and non-custodial parents) who need help to achieve stability.

Offers a monthly payment plan to property owners in Montgomery County, who are delinquent in paying property taxes.

Helps pay for child care while parents or guardians work or go to school. Provides guidance to help find child care that works best for each family, whether it is traditional care in a licensed facility, care in a licensed home setting, or a preschool program.

Provides vouchers to be used at agency thrift stores to purchase clothing and small household items for people who have recently experienced a disaster such as a fire or flood. Acts as a first responder for disasters by providing assistance such as food, blankets, counseling, and social work services at disaster locations.

Acquires, protects, and maintains objects that have significant historical, archeological, and cultural meaning to Greene County. Three floors of handicapped-accessible exhibits at the Brantley Carriage House Museum, the authentically restored Victorian Town House, and the historically significant Galloway Log House tell the Greene County story from prehistoric hunters to Tecumseh to Norman Vincent Peale.

Offers a character building program of experiential learning through running. Teaches self-esteem as well as social and personal skills. Trained volunteer coaches lead small teams through a research-based curricula, which includes dynamic discussions, activities, and running games to encourage positive emotional, spiritual, social, mental, and physical development.

Programs offering outpatient chemical dependency treatment, chemical dependency counseling, case management, and support groups. Will take pregnant women. Can provide same day service.

Provides clients statewide list of support groups for people with brain injuries, their families and friends. Support groups are offered in various locations with professional facilitators to provide individual and systems advocacy.

Accepts reports and investigates suspected instances of abuse, neglect or exploitation of older adults and people with disabilities that occurred in Kentucky.

Provides gas vouchers, bus fare, or other necessary modes of transportation for recipients who have reached their ride limit through their Medicaid HMO.