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Offering a driver’s license reinstatement fee debt reduction and waiver program for offenders whose driver’s licenses have been suspended for specific violations.

Refers those in need of children's clothing to a partner agency in their area that will provide shoes and clothing. Availability of school clothing items depends on partner agencies' supply. Also raises funds to purchase new shoes, children's clothing and baby clothing for those in need. Agency does not have information about the availability of items at particular sites.

Provides child safety seats and booster seats.

The Ticket to Work program gives eligible SSDI and SSI recipients access to employment career support and counseling services such as job placement assistance and, if necessary, vocational rehabilitation. In addition, provides a wide variety of "work incentives" to make it easier for SSI and SSDI recipients to work while still receiving health care and cash benefits.

Offers programs for the general public and local schools to raise awareness of the problem of domestic violence. In school evidence-based prevention and education program offered for school staff and grades 7-12 on dating violence. Professional development seminars are held throughout the year on dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, and related topics. Men's Anti-violence Program is offered for male offenders of domestic violence.

Provides services that include complete medical care, vision care, diagnostic services, medications, dietary counseling, podiatry, and dermatology.

Provides a supervised, structured outpatient treatment program for those with substance dependency. Required for clients who are in the Opioid Treatment Program.

Provides a structured living environment for offenders with severe mental disabilities. Mental health services are provided by Portage Path Behavioral Mental Health Center or Community Support Services.

Offers fire protection, emergency medical services, and fire prevention education for Groveport, Canal Winchester and Madison Township. Provides and installs smoke detectors, offers CPR classes, and provides carbon monoxide testing. Speaks to local groups, businesses, and schools about fire prevention.

Provides assistance for those who wish to represent themselves for simple divorces or dissolutions, child custody cases, and child visitation cases. Offers a pro bono (free) meeting for 15 minutes with an attorney. Clients are encouraged to seek legal counsel.

Provides a variety of recreational and personal enrichment activities for seniors. Activities may include, but not limited to, cards, bingo, outings and trips, exercise classes, book discussion groups, movies, Tai Chi, yoga, computer classes, guest speakers, and parties.

The Foundation is for homeless men, women, and parents with children. Shelter services include a bed, shower, laundry facilities and up to a 30 day stay. Residents of the shelter will not be admitted past 9:30pm each night

Drop off any old, expired or unused medications 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Drop Off Box is located in the lobby Please no liquids, injectables, or inhalers. Remove all pills from their original package and place into plastic bags for easy disposal.

Provides fire and EMS services for Village of Burton, Burton Township, and Claridon Township. Performs fire inspections.

Assists eligible veterans to remain in their homes and live independently in a safe and sound environment. Applicants may be eligible for grants up to $20,000 for home repairs. Priority will be given to structural, roof, mechanical and health and safety items. Funds may be used for work necessary to correct substandard, unsanitary or deteriorated condition(s). Types of repairs include correcting written housing code violations and lead paint hazards, replacing roofs and roof elements, furnaces, securing bowing/shifting basements walls, etc. Funds may also be used for health, safety, accessibility and energy efficiency work such as installing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, ramps and handrails in accordance with City housing standards.

The Winter Reconnect Order issued each year by the Public Utility Commission of Ohio (PUCO) has a new name. It is now the Special Reconnect Order (SRO). The SRO may be used once per utility (electric and natural gas) from Oct 13, 2025 through April 15, 2026 to reconnect or to avoid disconnection of investor-owned, PUCO-regulated utilities. The SRO allows customers to pay only $175, plus up to $36 for a reconnection fee (if applicable), of what they owe. Any remaining balance is put into a payment arrangement. There are no income restrictions, and the Order may also be used to establish or transfer service. If the SRO is used for both electric and natural gas at the same time, the $175 may be split between the two.

Provides housekeeping assistance.

Provides non-medical in-home support for older adults and individuals who need assistance with daily activities. Services may include homemaker assistance and routine household activities. Participates in the Ohio Medicaid Waiver Program, PASSPORT, Senior Levy services, and Veterans programs.

Registers homeless eligible people to vote. Provides opportunities to vote both in person (on election day and before election day) and by using the United States' mails.

Provides reinstatement of driving licenses that have been suspended for a number of reasons, including Driving Under the Influence (DUI) convictions, unsatisfied civil judgments, suspensions related to medical reasons, failure to produce proof of auto insurance, and a variety of other driving suspensions resulting from violations of Ohio law.

Provides Emergency Home Repair grants and 0%-interest, partially forgivable home rehabilitation loans to homeowners lacking resources to repair and maintain their owned and occupied one-family housing units. Emergency home repair grants generally apply to furnaces and hot water heaters, but may also apply to water/sewage systems, accessibility improvements, and lead-based paint abatement. Rehabilitation Loans may be applied toward non-emergency improvements to substandard housing conditions related to the same areas as well as foundation work, roofs, gutters, electrical upgrades, plumbing, insulation, windows, doors, siding, and so forth. Emergency Home Repairs are capped at $8,000, and that amount must be able to remedy the situation in full. Rehabilitation Loans are capped at $35,000.

Provides weekly concerts, featuring a variety of musical and/or dance styles. May bring lunch into the cathedral. Water, coffee and hot tea are available.