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Provides sanitary sewer service (collection and treatment) within Richland County Sewer District. For all sewer billing questions please call 419-774-5519. For after hours emergencies please call the sheriff's department dispatch at 419-524-2412. For persons in the Madison area (portions of Jackson, Jefferson, Madison, Mifflin, and Washington Townships) that need to have water service connected, please call 419-774-5519. They know about all the water service providers in that area. They can refer you to the right one. They will also set-up an account for your sewer at that number. The Richland County Wastewater Treatment plant only bills for the sewer and you have to contact the correct company to set-up an account for your water.

The agency represents residential consumers of investor-owned natural gas, electric, telephone and water utility companies before state and federal agencies, the Ohio legislature and the courts. Educates consumers and provides information about utility services, consumer protections and resources.

Provides the following legal services for low-income clients with housing issues: Eviction defense and enforcement of tenants' rights; Protection of public housing subsidies; Home ownership, foreclosure, and access to housing; and other issues related to housing rights, including utility shut-offs, predatory lending, and the rights of tenants with disabilities.

Provides for families, partners,and caregivers a safe place to discuss the stresses, challenges, and rewards of providing care for older adults.

Offers volunteer opportunities for construction, landscaping, fund-raising, clerical duties, and committee work. Also accepts volunteers to help with Restore resale shop: sorting donations, running the cash register, and picking up donations. Mandatory volunteer orientation is provided.

The Prevention, Retention, and Contingency (PRC) Program is designed to provide short term non-reoccurring benefits and services to eligible families. Some of the services available through PRC include:

• Rent assistance with court-filed eviction notice
• Utility shut offs
• Home Repairs
• Pest Eradication
• Training Expenses (Tuition, Books, Etc.)
• Required Work Clothes and Tools
• Work transportation
• Car repairs for working individuals
• Education Bonuses
• Employment Incentives
• Youth Services
• Kinship Services & Kinship Childcare

Provides residential camp experiences for youth and adults with disabilities. Includes activities such as swimming, arts and crafts, horsemanship activities, campfires, fishing, nature study, and canoeing.

Provides infectious disease investigation, including outbreaks, infection control consultation, education and sexually transmitted disease information and referral.

Provides 4G unlimited data hotspot devices that allow library cardholders who do not have home Internet access to easily get online from almost anywhere using a Wi-Fi-enabled device such as a phone, tablet or laptop.

Offers single room occupancy transitional housing for homeless single individuals who are unemployed or under-employed.

Reproductive health screenings for males including testicle cancer screening, male breast cancer, STD and HIV testing.

Handles all issues of permits, recommendations from our Code Enforcement Officer, and participates in Village planning activities.

Provides tutoring in math, reading, and language arts, as well as other character development curricula. Learning Center promotes fluency in reading and comprehension of math concepts, while developing self-determination and self-pride in their studies. Offers classes in computer use and leadership development.Youth development programs include African drumming, anger management, and martial science. Capacity of the program is 65.

Offers liberal arts and professional educational programs leading to baccalaureate and master's degrees.

Provides in-home nursing and home health aide services.

Assists neighborhood residents in organizing around common issues and in formulating and implementing plans to address community concerns with policymakers. Helps coordinate and develop block clubs and provides services to residents. Provides services aimed at preventing crime and juvenile delinquency. Service includes community-trained mediators who can mediate neighborhood disputes in eligible areas.

Offers chemical dependency treatment services that help patients work on personal adjustment problems while overcoming their addictions. Treatment is described as "low-intensity" and includes individual and group counseling.

Provides a pantry of hygiene and household items that are not available through other programs.

Offers various community crime prevention and safety programs: security evaluations, vacation security checks, fire inspections and crime prevention programs for citizens.

Provides a variety of recreational activities, sports, and sports instruction. Activities may include, but are not limited to, yoga, aerobics, weight lifting, exercise, and golf.

Volunteers are needed to distribute essential hygiene products to schools for every child who is qualified for free or reduced lunch in each school district in Licking County. There are multiple opportunities for volunteers to assist with distribution days all around the county.

Pathways of Hope at Ohio’s Hospice of Central Ohio offers the following bereavement and grief support services: Camp HOCO - An in-person children’s grief camp, open to children, ages 6-12, who have lost a loved one. During the camp, bereavement counseling professionals use art, music, hikes, and activities to help children understand their emotions. For more information, contact Maria Johnson at [email protected] or 740.788.1474. Camp HOCO at Home - Provides greater access to grief support for children experiencing the loss of a loved one, Ohio’s Hospice of Central Ohio has expanded its children’s grief support services with Camp HOCO at Home, an innovative box version of the in-person camp. The Camp HOCO at Home box comes with instructions for parents and guardians to follow. The box includes information about how children grieve, common emotions, and coping skills that can be helpful, as well as activities for the family to do to explore common issues children experience when grieving. Support Groups - Grief Works is a support group designed to support adults who are grieving the loss of a loved one. These support groups are offered at various times throughout the month and provide a safe space for those grieving. Topics include myths about grief, normal grief reactions, secondary losses, factors that influence the grief journey, and self-care. School Support Groups - In partnership with local school districts, Pathways of Hope provides this program to offer education and support to children who have faced a significant loss in their lives in a school setting. For more information, contact Sheri Weiner at [email protected] or 740.788.1482. Celebration of Life - Annual services to honor and celebrate the lives of those lost are hosted by Pathways of Hope. For more information, contact Maria Johnson at [email protected] at 740.788.1474.

Provides pregnancy testing. Peer counseling is also available to help the client find assistance or examine her choices.