Clients receive limited assistance with diapers, infant hygiene products, formula and baby food. Children's clothing: newborn through 6X, maternity clothes, shoes, blankets and jackets. Serves clients once every 3 months

Meets the needs of those unprepared for pregnancy with pregnancy testing, limited ultrasound, mentoring, parenting education, baby furniture, and clothing.

Thirft store that has clothing, household goods, kitchenware, and furniture for sale. Can donate clothing, household goods, kitchenware, and computers.

Tobacco cessation program to help pregnant women quit smoking and stay tobacco free after baby is born. Women who enroll in the program, quit smoking and remain tobacco free after the baby is born receive free diapers for 12 months (voucher to Walmart each month).

Serves free hot lunch Monday through Friday and hot breakfast on Saturday.

Provides gently-used clothing (especially for school-age children), linens (including bedding, towels and sheets), and kitchenware. Also provides new socks and underwear. The store does not distribute furniture.

Educates parents and caregivers on the importance of practicing safe sleep or infants, and provides a free portable crib to families who, otherwise cannot afford a safe place for their babies to sleep.

Provides food, clothing, household items. If funds are available and there is a verifiable need may provide other emergency assistance such as a motel room for homeless persons, utility disconnection prevention, and prescription assistance. Emergency funding is not guaranteed.

Program provides baby boxes that are safe sleep options for babies. Comes with a mattress, fitted sheet, waterproof cover and a bag of goodies. Safe until baby becomes mobile then a crib will be needed.

Offers Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP); Head Start; F.E.C.C. refrigerator replacement program; Community Action Transportation System (CATS); Senior Care program; monthly Senior lunches and computer classes.

Monthly distribution program providing paper products and hygiene items to those in need.

Provides eligible families with concrete-safety related support items up to $200. This could include the following: Full size cribs, toddler beds, mattresses, strollers, convertible high-chairs, temporal thermometers, baby monitors, baby gates, childproofing home safety kits, and smoke/carbon monoxide alarms. Includes infant and child safety education on various topics, such as infant safe sleep guidelines, in-home safety recommendations and car seat best-practice training.

J.J.'s provides home furnishings and household items to families leaving the shelter for a home of their own, victims of domestic violence, and victims of flood or fire. A partner agency referral is required from one of the following agencies:Piqua Compassion Network: (937) 778-8856Partners in Hope: (937) 335-0448

Provides used minor and major appliances, furniture, and kitchenware, as items are donated.

Fairfield County 211 partners with organizations in the community to act as a central intake point for some services. These programs are not listed online as they require a 211 referral. Call 211 to find out more about additional services that may be available including: *Clothing Vouchers (general, school clothing, and work boots) *Cleaning Products *Appliance and Furniture Vouchers *Laundry Vouchers

Builds and provides new single twin beds or bunk beds with new mattresses and new bedding (pillows, sheets, comforters). Beds are wooden, built by volunteers with a natural vinegar-based stain. Service includes delivery and assembly of beds.

Provides new items that can be used to set up a kitchen, bathroom and cleaning closet in a home or school dorm room. Items may include kitchen dishware, dining flatware, kitchen utensils, pots and pans, bath mats, towels, waste baskets, shower curtains, bedding, pillows, comforters, sheets, brooms, buckets, detergents, ironing boards, irons, microwaves, shampoo, soaps, toothpaste, and religious items.

Provides education and information concerning infant sleep safety to prevent Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Participants sit through a short class to learn best practices such as placing the infant on its back to sleep in an empty crib and not sharing a bed with the infant. Provides qualified families with a portable Pack-N-Play crib upon completion of the class, while supplies last

Program that helps veterans with emergency financial assistance and furniture.

Meets the needs of those unprepared for pregnancy with pregnancy testing, limited ultrasound, mentoring, parenting education, baby furniture, and clothing.

Provides a large variety of donated items, including household items, clothing, shoes, and personal hygiene items.

Offers energy conservation services for low-income households. Provides a home inspection to identify needed conservation measures, free LED light bulbs installed, and consumer education. Provides energy efficient refrigerator and/or freezer on a case-by-case basis.