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Provides affordable and accessible housing for individuals with disabilities.

Video Relay Service allows deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals to make and receive phone calls from a hearing person. Provides a free videophone.

Provides city planning, zoning development, and zoning enforcement for the City of East Cleveland.

Provides observation for up to 23 hours for evaluation of drug/alcohol abuse and provides drug testing for adults, mainly for employment purposes.

Provides transportation assistance to women newly diagnosed and are currently receiving treatments with a gynecologic cancer.

Pharmacy, Drive Thru Pharmacy, Free Home Delivery; Drug Store, Flu Shots.

Teens with Tots offers support to teenage parents who are in school or planning to graduate. Services may include opportunities for peer support, awareness of community resources, and child development information.

Provides a hotline for information on mental health and recovery services available in the area and referrals to programs.

Provides testing and treatment for any individual who suspects they may have contracted a sexually transmitted disease. Also able to provide PrEP and PEP prescriptions for HIV.

Provides assessment and training to help individuals with developmental disabilities meet their vocational goals. Service includes development of job-keeping behaviors such as attendance, punctuality productivity, work quality, on-task behavior, accepting authority, and work appropriate appearance. Job placement in the appropriate setting is the ultimate outcome of the program.

Provides information and referral in person or over the phone. Current information on housing, transportation, assistive technology and community services is provided to consumers as well as the community at large.

Provides an event where there will be a distribution of diapers, wipes and raffle prizes to new mothers and caregivers.

New Directions school prevention programming is available to all Knox County Local Schools at all grade levels. New Directions prevention programming encourages youth to foster healthy relationships with themselves, their peers and their families to reduce problematic behavior such as violence and bullying, while improving perception of safety, social-emotional competence and increasing positive school climate and culture.

Offers before and after school activities to children. Activities include: arts and crafts, games, homework help, outdoor games, 4-H, and Boys and Girls club activities.

Provides detention and residential services for children awaiting court appearance, placements, or commitments to institutions.

Offers skill building and college career paths guidance.

Offers health education programs designed to supplement existing school curriculum.

Personal shopper is available to help homebound seniors age 60 and older.

Provides pre-purchase and mortgage default counseling, home equity conversion (reverse mortgage) counseling, and information about the HUD rent assistance program for current and prospective purchasers and tenants.

Offers swimming lessons for all levels, group water fitness including specialized health-related programs, competitive swimming opportunities and lifeguard education courses.

Provides a variety of services including the following - Real Estate, Agricultural Use, Agricultural District, Estate Tax, Personal Property Taxes, Manufactured Home Registration, County Finances, County Payroll, Tax Settlements, and Weights & Measures; also responsible for issuing various licenses for the County, such as dogs, cigarette, vendor, and junkyard.

Offers 2.5 hours of child care for children of job-seeking parents with scheduled job interviews. Provides the service at state-certified child care facilities.

Provides a program that is taught by dads for dads. The 12-hour curriculum focuses on topics that include the important role that fathers play in their child's life, establishing parental bonds, positive discipline, working with mom and co-parenting. Refreshments provided.

An intensive case management program for families seeking to build stability and exit generational poverty. Families are linked with a case manager who supports the family in stabilizing housing, increasing earning power, and helping children thrive in school. Average program length is 18 months. Throughout the program, families can receive financial assistance to facilitate goal achievement.

Provides cash assistance to individuals who are considered to be disabled due to a physical or mental impairment rendering them unable to work. The disability must be medically proven to have lasted or projected to last at least twelve months. Disability determinations are made by a special unit with physicians on staff at the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Persons indicating a disability will also be referred to apply for the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Program or Social Security Disability through the Social Security Administration and referred to the SSI Case Management Program administered through Muskingum County Department of Job and Family Services. Other factors of eligibility for Disability Financial Assistance are: *income *resources *citizenship *residency in Muskingum County *living arrangements (may not be institutionalized) *employment history (must not have voluntarily terminated employment without good cause within thirty days of applying for assistance.) If the individual is in receipt of food assistance and not exempted from participation, they must take part in the Employment and Training Program, Work Experience Program, Job Club, or other program prescribed by the department to assist the individual in meeting the goal of becoming self sufficient.