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Provides replacement funds to Food Assistance (food stamp) recipients who have lost food due to a power outage, fire or governor declared emergency. Replacement funds may replace up to (but not exceed) the client's monthly allotment of food assistance.

Provides replacement funds to Food Assistance (food stamp) recipients who have lost food due to a power outage, fire or governor declared emergency. Replacement funds may replace up to (but not exceed) the client's monthly allotment of food assistance.

Provides cash, medical, food assistance and child care assistance..

Provides cash, medical, food assistance and child care assistance..

Assists residents with disability/SSI terminations, Medicaid, unemployment, cash assistance, and food stamp denials.

Assists residents with disability/SSI terminations, Medicaid, unemployment, cash assistance, and food stamp denials.

Assists families and individuals in need to temporary financial assistance, supplemental food benefits and health insurance. Service Programs Include: Ohio Works First, Prevention Retention and Contingency, Food Assistance, Healthy Start, Medicaid, and Fraud Prevention.

Assists families and individuals in need to temporary financial assistance, supplemental food benefits and health insurance. Service Programs Include: Ohio Works First, Prevention Retention and Contingency, Food Assistance, Healthy Start, Medicaid, and Fraud Prevention.

Helps eligible low-income Ohioans stretch their food budgets and buy healthy food through SNAP. Cash assistance helps meet the needs of children and their parents or caretakers through cash assistance.

Helps eligible low-income Ohioans stretch their food budgets and buy healthy food through SNAP. Cash assistance helps meet the needs of children and their parents or caretakers through cash assistance.

Provides replacement funds to Food Assistance (food stamp) recipients who have lost food due to a power outage, fire, or governor declared emergency. Replacement funds may replace up to (but not exceed) the client's monthly allotment of food assistance.

Provides replacement funds to Food Assistance (food stamp) recipients who have lost food due to a power outage, fire, or governor declared emergency. Replacement funds may replace up to (but not exceed) the client's monthly allotment of food assistance.

Accepts applications and distributes benefits for the State of Kentucky administered Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program, formerly known as food stamps. Program provides monthly nutrition benefits to households who meet income and working qualifications. SNAP benefits are loaded onto an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Card.

Note: Individuals must meet general working requirements and ABAWD working requirements, if applicable, unless excused.

Accepts applications and distributes benefits for the State of Kentucky administered Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program, formerly known as food stamps. Program provides monthly nutrition benefits to households who meet income and working qualifications. SNAP benefits are loaded onto an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Card.

Note: Individuals must meet general working requirements and ABAWD working requirements, if applicable, unless excused.

Food assistance applications for low income families, older adults and those living with disabilities.

Food assistance applications for low income families, older adults and those living with disabilities.

Provides food assistance applications for low income families, older adults, and disabled individuals.

Provides food assistance applications for low income families, older adults, and disabled individuals.

Accepts applications and distributes benefits for the State of Kentucky administered Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program, formerly known as food stamps. Program provides monthly nutrition benefits to households who meet income and working qualifications. SNAP benefits are loaded onto an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Card.

Note: Individuals must meet general working requirements and ABAWD working requirements, if applicable, unless excused.

Accepts applications and distributes benefits for the State of Kentucky administered Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) program, formerly known as food stamps. Program provides monthly nutrition benefits to households who meet income and working qualifications. SNAP benefits are loaded onto an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) Card.

Note: Individuals must meet general working requirements and ABAWD working requirements, if applicable, unless excused.

Ohio utilizes the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) Program to administer food stamp distribution. Eligible families receive an electronic card with a dollar credit equal to the maximum monthly benefits based on family income, family size, and other eligibility criteria. Families/individuals use the EBT card at participating stores. The family/individual is able to add credit to the card each month for basic food items to support the household.

Ohio utilizes the Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) Program to administer food stamp distribution. Eligible families receive an electronic card with a dollar credit equal to the maximum monthly benefits based on family income, family size, and other eligibility criteria. Families/individuals use the EBT card at participating stores. The family/individual is able to add credit to the card each month for basic food items to support the household.

Food Assistance helps families stretch their food budgets to buy healthy food. The program is designed to increase nutritional levels and safeguard the health and well-being of Highland County residents. Benefits are distributed on a “Ohio Direction Card” which can be used like a debit card at the grocery store. Able Bodied Adults can choose to participate in the SNAP Employment and Training program while receiving food assistance to help them gain work experience and move toward self-sufficiency. Ultimately, food assistance helps families meet their basic needs while adults work toward financial stability.

Food Assistance helps families stretch their food budgets to buy healthy food. The program is designed to increase nutritional levels and safeguard the health and well-being of Highland County residents. Benefits are distributed on a “Ohio Direction Card” which can be used like a debit card at the grocery store. Able Bodied Adults can choose to participate in the SNAP Employment and Training program while receiving food assistance to help them gain work experience and move toward self-sufficiency. Ultimately, food assistance helps families meet their basic needs while adults work toward financial stability.

Provides financial assistance programs including food stamps, Medicaid, cash assistance, and utility assistance.

• Food stamps/SNAP: Issues USDA SNAP benefits that can be used to purchase specific staples and grocery items at participating grocery stores.
• Medicaid is a state and federally funded health care program that provides assistance to certain low-income and medically vulnerable people.
• Cash Assistance program for families with minor children and pregnant women in their third trimester who meet financial requirements. This program is time limited and may have work requirements as a condition of eligibility. Applicants age 16 to age 24 who are required to work will be referred to the Comprehensive Case Management and Employment Program for additional services and employment opportunities.