Provides services to promote family stability; family service plan development, case management and direct services to families

Provides case management to HIV positive persons. Offers support and referral to emergency assistance services including transportation, housing placement, nutrition, medical care, diagnostic monitoring, home health care and dental care.

Offers medical, dental and vision services for low-income residents in Columbus. Also provides short-term behavioral healthcare with counseling, group counseling and case management. Recovery supportive services available for those with substance use and addiction issues. Also assists with Medicaid enrollment. Provides HIV/STI testing and other prevention services, including PrEP. Provides HIV care and case management and linkage to care.

Provides case management for any minor victim of domestic minor sex trafficking. Also conducts outreach and education in attempts to prevent sex trafficking.

Provides services for patients with AIDS.

Assists consumers in developing, increasing and maintaining stabilization related to their unique combination of mental health and addiction disorders by creating personalized plans to match each person’s needs that encourage motivation and recovery.

A home care program that assists low income persons (age 60 and older) who are eligible for nursing home placement to remain in home in their community. Arrangements are made for services such as home health aide, home delivered meals, adult daycare, homemaking, and participant directed services etc. Call (800) 521-6419 to schedule an appointment for assessment.

Program provides assistance for older individuals who seek to maintain independence and live in their own homes or apartment.

We provide support services for eligible individuals age 3 through adult with eligibility determinations, areas of transition, coordination of benefits, resource links, access to funding, community opportunities, provider search, education, advocacy and employment.

Designed to work with consumers on problem-solving their daily living issues in order to maintain independence. Support services include English to ASL letter translation, form assistance, telephone assistance, literacy assistance, and providing information and resources for community services.

Provides mental health and substance abuse services. Offers brief, solution-focused and longer-term counseling and psychotherapy for individuals, couples, families and groups. The program also proposes Community Support Services to adults with severe and persistence mental illness. Specialty programs for adults with dual diagnosis of substance abuse and mental illness.

Men Like Me offers case management to identify social needs, track goals, and refer to community resources.

The CARE Clinic offers medical evaluations of children 18 years old and younger where child abuse is suspected or alleged.

Offers services to help Limited English Proficient (LEP) older adults remain independent and participate in mainstream opportunities. Program services include: assistance with reaching individually chosen goals that help participants remain independent and improve the quality of their lives, assistance with preparation for US citizenship, home visiting, linkage to existing community services and mainstream resources that increase independence among older adults.

Investigates suspected cases of abuse, neglect, and/or exploitation of Preble County residents ages 60 and up. Also provides case management and community collaboration to alleviate the alleged abuse, neglect, and/or exploitation.

The Service and Support Administration plans, develops and oversees services for individuals living with disabilities and their families, provide links to supports and coordinate services, assess needs, facilitate development of individual service plans, arrange for services and oversee the provision of those services.

Provides information and referral service, placement and coordination, crisis intervention, advocacy, major unusual incident reporting and investigating, and service monitoring for agency clients. In addition, assists families with special expenses that may be involved with having a developmentally disabled family member at home.

The Passport Program provides in-home alternatives to nursing home care for low-income seniors. The Programs are administered through local area agencies on aging.

Provides anonymous and confidential HIV testing. Provides comprehensive case management to people living with HIV/AIDS. Services include emergency financial assistance, referrals for medical, dental, legal, and other community resources, counseling, support groups, activities and rental and utility assistance. Outreach through Ohio AIDS/STI Hotline.

Provides case management support to help seniors remain independent in the community. Services are based on the needs of the individual, but could include: a needs assessment, assistance with applying to government programs (Social Security, HEAP, Medicaid, Medicare), assistance in managing finances, locating and applying for housing, assistance with medical appointment/prescription access, arranging transportation, end of life planning, making linkage and referral to other needed services, supportive counseling and problem solving.

Provides system of care for Franklin County older adults to assist them in remaining independent. Provides information, advocacy and case management. Will link older adults to resources such as homemaker services, personal care, caregiver relief, emergency response systems, home delivered meals, medical transportation, adult day services and minor home repair.

Assists public assistance recipients and low income individuals and families in obtaining social services.

Helps clients achieve and maintain successful living in the community. Services include family support/education, education and employment referral, linkage to housing and other community resources, assistance with managing finances, training in daily living skills, assistance in obtaining and maintaining benefits, and connection to recovery groups.

We provide support services for eligible individuals age 3 through adult with eligibility determinations, areas of transition, coordination of benefits, resource links, access to funding, community opportunities, provider search, education, advocacy and employment.