Contacts deployed military personnel on behalf of families experiencing an event which requires an urgent communication such as a death, illness, or birth of a child. Offers emergency leave verification and basic information and referral. Provides access to emergency funds available through the various military aid societies (Army Emergency Relief, Navy Marine Corps Relief Society, Air Force Aid Society, and the Coast Guard Mutual Assistance). The funds can be used for a variety of purposes such as medical care, car repair, emergency travel and utility bill payment assistance. Assistance may come in the form of an interest free loan, a direct grant, or some combination of the two.

Program promotes health and access to care and to improve the quality of life for Ohioans living with HIV and offers a spectrum of services designed to help people with HIV and their families.

Reimbursement grant programproviding financial assistance to families living in the Northern Ohio Chapter service area with ALS or PLS to offset the increasing expenses experienced with such diseases.Grant requests must be related to the diagnosis of ALS or PLS, such as equipment, care and/or services.

Provides funding for charitable and benevolent purposes for individuals, families and organizations within the community. Funding might be used to help provide basic needs to a family devastated by fire, or it might go toward helping defray the cost of a special wheelchair lift for someone who can't afford it. For a list of what has been funded, visit the website. THERE IS NO ASSISTANCE FOR ONGOING BILLS SUCH AS UTILITIES BILLS, RENT OR MORTGAGE, OR GAS OR TRANSPORTATION, OR EMERGENCY HOUSING.

Provides limited financial assistance and/or resources for military personnel and their families.

Provides short-term financial assistance to eligible veterans, spouses, dependent children and widows who have demonstrated a need, including rental assistance and/or mortgage payments, food assistance, assistance in paying utility bills. May use once every 90 days under Veteran Service Commission Financial Guidelines.

The fund will recognize these employees as essential workers year-round - not just in a state of emergency - while providing much needed financial support to provide emergency relief for the immediate needs of frontline grocery store workers. As a way to say thank you to grocery workers for their heroic efforts, Kendall-Jackson is pledging $200,000 in the first year and commits to raising $2 million dollars total through 2030. Funds will be distributed directly to frontline, grocery workers in the form of a 250 gift card. Any individual currently employed by a grocery store, including retailers with grocery departments, is eligible to apply for financial assistance. Workers can apply for up to $250 beginning October 1, 2020,

Faith based group that is organized to help the needy in the Knox County area. Currently helping with utility bills, transportation costs, prescription costs, and food emergencies. This assistance may take the form of intervention, consultation, or through direct dollar service.

Provides basic needs such as food and clothing, education, and employment skills, bereavement support groups, adoption and foster kinship support groups, equipping people for hope and helping them to build a better future.

Funds are available for those who are aged 60 or better, and who need one-time assistance for items such as a refrigerator, stove, washer, dryer, sweeper, mattress set or microwave.

Emergency assistance with essential needs may be provided to veterans discharged under honorable conditions in a time of need. When a veteran is requesting assistance the emergency support eligibility must be determined with the required documents according to the ESR (Emergency Soldier's Relief) policy.

Emergency temporary financial assistance is available to those who qualify.

Provide Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention services to Mahoning, Columbiana, Trumbull and Ashtabula Counties; 24/7 2-1-1 Information and Referral access for Columbiana, Mahoning, and Trumbull Counties and after hours for Ashtabula and Lake Counties; after hours link to various agencies in Mahoning, Columbiana, Trumbull and Ashtabula Counties; support groups for Survivors of Suicide; Senior Line; housing assistance and payee programs; Intensive Guardian Program; Recovery Services (Mahoning and Trumbull counties); Victim's Assistance; Community Center (Mahoning and Columbiana Counties); Special Navigator for Families with Special Needs.

Helps to prevent the removal of a child from home or to facilitate the return of a child to home. Also assists grandparents or other kin in taking care of their grandchildren or other kin whose parents are unable to care for them. * Furniture assistance restricted to beds only. * Rental deposit assistance restricted to Metro deposits only.

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

May provide holistic assistance for people who are experiencing an unexpected financial shortfall and have insufficient resources to obtain essential services or to meet expenses in situations where financial assistance related to their specific circumstance is unavailable. Will work with client to review expenses and needs. *Do not provide assistance for furniture, appliances, or property taxes

May provide assistance with food, utility, partial rent, transportation, and medical expenses for people in need of assistance and evaluate the individual's or family's need for the money on a case-by-case basis. They also offer financial coaching to assist clients long term.

Provides emergency financial assistance for rent payment assistance, undesignated temporary financial assistance, utility service payment assistance and veteran benefits assistance services, emergency funds for food, housing and utilities to veterans and their dependents in Clermont County

Provides services for short-term emergency shelter assistance (motel vouchers), utility assistance (gas, electric, water), food pantry referral, job resources, housing assistance (rent), transportation expense assistance (new job before first paycheck only- within Wood County) and other temporary financial assistance.

AFAS Standard Assistance is intended for a variety of unexpected emergency financial situations that any Airmen could face. Standard Assistance can help with:

Basic Living Expenses such as rent or utility bills, Medical or Dental Care, Funeral Expenses, Respite Care, Vehicle Repairs, Travel Emergencies, Pay/Allotment Problems, Disasters, Assistance to Surviving Dependents.

They also offer Falcon Loans. Wch can help with:Rental and utility bill emergency assistance, Vehicle Expenses, Emergency Travel, Emergency Medical and Dental Expenses, and Child Care Expenses.

Provides interest free loans up to $10,000 for people who meet the agency's eligibility requirements. Funds are available for small business, tuition, medical expenses, home improvements (including improvements that increase accessibility in a home), high-interest (predatory) debt on funds borrowed from other sources, and a variety of other needs. May include multiple debts into one loan request as long as amount requested does not exceed $10,000. Checks are written to the organization that is owed, not to the individual.

The MicroLoan program is designed to offer small loans of up to $1200 that are repaid by the borrower at a very low interest rate. Eligible expenses include: - Car Expenses - Education Expense - Health Expense - Emergency Home Equipment Expense (unlivable situation) - Other Extraordinary Expenses. (loans are not made for regular living expenses). Repayment of the loan helps borrowers establish or improve their credit score/history. The MicroLoan program can serve as a good alternative to predatory lending companies that charge a very high interest rate and can trap the borrower in a cycle of debt. Financial planning training is required to help the borrower establish a budget and manage money more effectively.

PRC program was established in Ohio to help families overcome immediate barriers to achieving or maintaining self-sufficiency. The program provides benefits and services to families who are in need of help with essential support to become self-sufficient. The PRC Program is designed to: •Prevent families from having to apply for OWF cash assistance when a crisis arises; •Help families retain employment by enhancing job skills , overcoming barriers and providing short-term assistance or wage supplementation if necessary. •Provide for contingent needs by helping families with nonrecurring urgent problems that could, if left unattended, result in families needing long-term public assistance. •Support families receiving OWF with services to enable them to become self-sufficient. Examples of short-term assistance through PRC include: •Shelter and utility assistance •Transportation assistance •Employment Related Supportive Services

Through Ohio Works First (OWF), LCDJFS provides qualifying low-income families cash assistance, for a limited time, to help meet day-to-day expenses as recipients look for employment. OWF cash assistance is available for up to 36 months.

Assistance can include funds for emergency travel, burial of a loved one, emergency food and shelter.