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Rental Living offers 1-4 bedroom rental apartments and single family homes around Franklin County, as well as Fairfield County, for low to moderate income working individuals and families, including seniors. Resident Services, open to Homeport residents, offer service coordination and social service referrals, as well as community programs for children and adults. Resident Service Program, open to Homeport residents, offers after school and summer camp programs, supplemental food programs, school-readiness assessments, produce distributions, back-to-school supply and book drives, leadership development, coaching, resource fairs, peer to peer networking and volunteer opportunities in addition to adult education and employment opportunities.

Enhance the employment opportunities and economic prosperity of the city and county.

Provides safe door-to-door passage for those who cannot or should not drive. Vehicles are radio dispatched. Service is available for trips such as medical, beauty shop/barber appointments, and grocery shopping. Out of town trips are available for medical purposes only to two locations: Wooster and Mansfield.

Houses Clear Fork School District students in grades 9th through 12th. Can obtain youth work permits for students from principal's office.

Offers technical assistance to developers, land owners, and municipalities related to floodplain management, erosion control, pond construction, researching and inspecting building sites, addressing commercial buildings, and splitting lots for development. 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 and to landowners when looking to erect a building or before entering a lease for oil and gas drilling.

Provides education for youth in grades kindergarten through high school.

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

Community Medical Services is a CARF-accredited substance use disorder treatment program, outpatient medication-assisted treatment via medication, counseling, and community-based services. REsearch shows that medication-assisted treatment or (or MAT) is the gold standard for treating opiod use disorder. CMS offers FDS-approved medications including methadone, buprenorphine (suboxone/Subutex/Sublocade) and naltrexone (Vivitrol)

Provides comprehensive mental health and addictive behavior, helps develop individual care plans that adress a wide rage of addictions

Serves as administrator over projects within the county.

Provides advocacy and case management services to victims of human trafficking. Services include linkage to any appropriate community services (local and out of state), assistance with obtaining ID, developing a case plan (which may involve referrals to mental health and/or addiction services as needed), and navigation/accompaniment through the legal system and court cases.

Program teaches recognizing emergencies and how to treat common first aid emergencies.

p4g THRIFT runs on volunteer power. Individuals interested in volunteering at the thrift shop are encouraged to stop by the shop during business hours or reach out via phone or email to volunteer. There may be additional perks, such as mileage reimbursement, for volunteers 55 and over. To apply online visit www.place4grace.com and scroll down to "join the family" to apply.

Provides the administrative office for Steubenville City School district.

Provides assessments for substance (drug or alcohol) abuse.

Provides a wide variety of assistive technology is available for Ohioans to try out.

Provides hairpieces and wigs made from human or synthetic hair for youth with permanent or temporary medical hair loss due to a health condition such as alopecia, cancer, or burns.

Private, nonprofit human service and advocacy organization, providing programs in transportation, health and dental, behavioral health, preschool and daycare, utility assistance including water/sewer bill assistance, home repair and weatherization, housing counseling/downpayment assistance, homeless prevention, food pantry, mortgage or rent payments and/or utility expenses for families financially affected by COVID-19.

Provides general mental health counseling services and assessment services for teens and adults. All services for current and new clients are available through telehealth, by phone, or in person.

Provides recreational, physical fitness, arts, and structured educational programming for residents, using neighborhood school facilities. Programs may include use of gymnasium, swimming pool, track, instruction in sports, arts and crafts, games, and drill teams. Computer classes are available at one site, and computers are available to use at two sites. Participants typically help to determine programming for each site. Programs are often staffed by school personnel.

Provides an after-school program that focuses on community gardening and environmental programming.

Offers short-term training to update or teach new job skills for in-demand careers.