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Provides holistic programming that typically can last from 8-12 months. Programs have Christian focus. The long-term program consists of courses, intensive case management, on-site work activities, job readiness, and continuing education. Capacity is 166 beds. Shelter letters may be requested by outside agencies only, not by clients.

211 Cleveland

Provides a bed, shower, breakfast and dinner for guest. The shelter offers a shelter bucks system that guest may do chores to earn bucks and use these to purchase clothes, and other items they have available. This includes birth certificates and ID's if they have no source of income and earn shelter bucks. They work with guest, directing them to programs, sign for the food stamps and health insurance. Works with Greene County housing agencies, providing documents of homelessness. Guest are allowed to use their address, and they hold mail for 2 weeks before "returning to sender".

HelpLink 211 Dayton

Provides overnight shelter and supportive services such as meals and social service referrals. Capacity of the shelter is 12-14.

211 Cleveland

Provides shelter for homeless families with a child that is a minor based on need.

211 Fairfield

Forty-five beds are offered to help homeless men achieve stable housing. Services include life skills classes, budgeting, chemical dependency services and referrals and employment services.

211 Pathways

Homeless Outreach and Case Management, Rapid Re-housing, Emergency Assistance/Basic Needs, First Step Pregnancy Support, Social Work Counseling, HUD housing counseling including Foreclosure Prevention and Pre-purchase education, SSI/SSDI/SOAR Specialist, Prison Re-entry Case Management.

HNNEO 211

Helps men with both physical and spiritual needs by providing food, clothing, and shelter. Other services include Bible studies, chapel services, classes and one on one spiritual counseling. A meal is served each night, and breakfast is served in the morning. Clothing and personal care items are distributed as needed. Serves as a first come first serve basis.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Provides emergency shelter for families. Intake is through Coordinated Access.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Provides safe, structured, and substance free housing to lives who have been impacted by substance abuse and mental health.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Offers hotel/motel assistance only when emergency shelter is full. This assistance is designed for individuals/families experiencing a housing crisis who have no other place to temporarily reside. Offers Homeless Prevention funds to be used to keep Preble County individuals/families experiencing a housing crisis (homelessness) related to non-payment of rent and at risk of homeless should financial assistance not be given. This is short term temporary financial assistance. Documentation is required for this assistance (utility disconnect letters, eviction letters). All funds are paid directly to landlords, utility provider, etc.

HelpLink 211 Dayton

Federally funded program designed to help income-eligible Ohioans with their winter heating bills. The program runs from July 1 to March 31.

HNNEO 211

Family Promise is a faith-based program that offers unhoused families with children, and/or single fathers with children, a safe place to stay so they can focus on rebuilding their lives, obtaining employment, and finding sustainable housing. Family Promise provides training in Budgeting and financing, Parenting, and Life Skills, along with many other courses based on family needs.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Provides temporary housing to those individuals or families which find themselves in a homeless situation. Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland operates various scattered site shelters providing apartment accommodations for a home-like atmosphere. Families are able to remain together during this period. If shelters are full or unavailable in a certain area, motel accommodations can be arranged. The Emergency Shelter staff work with the individuals and families providing case management to assist clients on the road to self-sufficiency.

211 Pathways

211 UWGC

Offers emergency and transitional housing for young adults age 18 to 24 who are homeless and/or are facing homelessness. Provides a home setting with amenities and support services that is smoke-free, alcohol-free, and drug-free. Offers facilities with large common areas, a full kitchen, living and dining area, bathroom and laundry facilities, and personal hygiene supplies. Provides support services such as transitional planning for short- and long-term goals, assistance with obtaining documents such as birth certificates and social security cards, educational assistance, and personal development workshops.

211 Summit

Provides emergency shelter services and meets basic needs such as a warm bed, hot meals and clothing so that clients can focus on obtaining stable housing and employment. Various supportive services and referrals to community resources are also provided to help homeless men get back on their feet.

LSS 211 Central Ohio

211 UWGC

Shelter serves the homeless community in Fairfield County by offering a secure environment for homeless men and women on an emergency walk-in basis. The agency provides shelter, food and clothing, while helping individuals with access to longer term solutions such as housing, employment assistance, counseling and support groups. They will take urgent out of county clients for one-night stays.

HelpLink 211 Dayton

211 UWGC

Provides emergency overnight shelter for homeless adult men and women on a walk-in basis. Evening meal and breakfast items provided. Showers and laundry available. Additional support services may include housing assistance, employment assistance, counseling, support groups, case management, and budgeting as well as planning and goal setting. *Additional services are also provided for veterans *Winter Policy (until March 15th) - If LSS if full and Foundation has beds open, clients will be sent to The Foundation shelter, if both shelters are full, clients will be able to sleep at LSS. LSS will not turn anyone away.**

211 Fairfield

Provides a homeless shelter. All residents will be given the choice to enroll in the Ready For Life program. Ready For Life has been developed to help residents turn their lives around and achieve independence. Those who are in agreement to getting better and changing their lives will craft their own goals and road maps to reach those goals. Cherry Street has numerous partners and programs in place to provide support and services to help the individual achieve those goals. Services could include: temporary housing, meals, basic needs, literacy, GED, vocational training, career training, mentorship, small groups, job placement, mental health care, financial literacy and spiritual care. Potential guests who do not want to participate in the program and do not have a valid reason for refusing to participate (such as a medical need) will not be able to stay that night. They can return at any time, even on the same day, if they change their mind about participating.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Provides emergency shelter for women who are experiencing homelessness, and women with minor children. Services include case management, laundry facilities, health care referrals, and various support groups/classes in house or through referral. Three meals are provided per day. Stay is up to 90 days.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Provides emergency shelter for women with their small children. Offers additional programs including spiritual enrichment.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Provides shelter and supportive services for homeless families including dual parent households with children and single parent families. Provides case management, permanent housing searches, and employment services. Families stay in individual apartment units at the Glendora House in West Akron. Participants are expected to work, look for employment, search for permanent housing, or spend time at the Family Center working toward employment or permanent housing.

211 Summit

211 UWGC