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Direct financial assistance in emergency situations such as food, clothing, shelter, utilities, medicine, school lunches, for parents of hospitalized children, other emergencies, counseling and tutoring. Provides mental, physical, and monetary support.

For veterans, dependents of veterans, and survivors. Provides short-term financial assistance covering rent/mortgage, utilities, and food; dental and vision care; and other types of financial assistance on an as-needed basis. All funds are issued directly to the service provider. Can apply every 30 days.

Temporary financial assistance may be available for veterans, their dependents or widows on a case by case basis.

Provides financial assistance up to $1,000 a year to eligible Veterans, spouses, dependant children and widows who have demonstrated a need. These benefits may include assistance with paying utility bills or the provision of food.

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 Fox Grant Program is a three-year community-based grant program that provides resources to community organizations servicing certain Veterans and their families across the country. The SSGFSP Grant Program has the resources and funding for eligible participants who are in need of the following services: - Case Management Services - Peer Support Services - Assistance in Obtaining VA Benefits - Vocational and Rehabilitation Counseling - Employment and Training Service - Educational Assistance - Income Assistance - Housing Assistance - Healthcare, Including Mental Health - Legal Services Assistance - Transportation Services - Financial Planning Services - Childcare Services - Assistance with Emergent Needs

Provides emergency communication and verification of conditions related to requests for emergency leave for members of the military.

Provides primary care, dentistry, and behavioral health services. Accepts all major public and private insurance, and offers a sliding scale fee for those without insurance. In addition to primary care, specialty services include: HIV/AIDS Specialty Care, Trans Health, LGBTQ Relevant Care, PrEP/PEP Treatment, Women’s Health, HIV/STI Testing, Hep C Testing. The Behavioral Health team offers Psychiatry and Individual Psychotherapy. Dentistry services include emergency dental care; preventative care (exams, x-rays, cleanings, oral cancer screening, oral hygiene instruction & education); and restorative care (fillings, crowns, dentures, partials, simple extractions, simple root canals.

Provides support, education, and service linkage to help caregivers better understand their role. Helps caregivers understand when and how to access and utilize assistance (and the consequences of doing so). Goal is to provide stress reduction and the ability to understand and better care for their loved ones. Provides services such as reimbursement for limited and temporary respite care and information about services available to caregivers.

Licking County's program to provide funds for eligible projects in the Licking County area (excluding City of Newark). Projects must benefit low and moderate-income areas, or eliminate slum and blight conditions, and can include activities like construction and rehabilitation of neighborhood centers; replacement of water lines, sidewalk, bridges, streets; rehabilitation of low and moderate-income homeowners residences; park development, community planning services; downtown revitalization; code enforcement, etc.

Provides assistance with food, shelter (rent or mortgage), utility bills (gas and electric), principal car payments, and other needed services for veterans, active duty military, and dependent survivors. Assistance is in the form of vouchers. Amount of assistance is based on demonstrated need. Also available to make community presentations about these services.

Provides 24 hour crisis intervention, reassurance, information and referral; emergency linkage to community agencies, police, hospitals, emergency assistance. A Victims Advocate provides community support, advocacy and reassurance to victims of crime following a traumatic experience.

The Marion County Veterans Service Commission (VSC) provides EMERGENCY financial assistance on a temporary basis to eligible veterans and their dependents for basic living expenses such as: - Rent or mortgage - Utility bills - Food - Prescriptions.

Assists veterans who are attempting to obtain or are receiving benefits from the U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs. Provide temporary financial assistance to honorably discharged veterans, spouse or qualified dependents in need. Transportation for eligible veterans to and from medical appointments at the Cleveland VA Medical Center and the Youngstown VA Clinic.

Offers limited financial assistance to eligible veterans and surviving spouses. Assistance for basic needs only.

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

Beginning October 1, 2020, eligible grocery workers in the United States can apply to receive up to $250 in the form of a cash card. The application will remain open each month until available resources are exhausted. If the application is temporarily closed, the application website will note this. Call local United Way with additional questions, or assistance with filling out applications if access to internet is not available.

Provides financial assistance to families who have children with catastrophic illnesses and to local agencies which help prevent catastrophic accidents/illnesses in children.

Provides 24 hour crisis intervention, reassurance, information and referral; emergency linkage to community agencies, police, hospitals, emergency assistance. A Victims Advocate provides community support, advocacy and reassurance to victims of crime following a traumatic experience.

Grant is designed to prevent normally self-sufficient but low-income households from entering the cycle of poverty by helping them to afford short-term emergency expenses that would otherwise pose a tremendous hardship for the grant applicant. A Self-Sufficiency grant would help a low-income but otherwise self-sufficient household to afford: - The cost of a medical appointment, an auto repair, an insurance deductible, an unusually large utility bill, or virtually any other type of unexpected emergency expense when remitting payment for the unusual expense would place the grant applicant in a situation where he or she could no longer afford a critical regular bill, like his or her monthly rent; or - The cost of a regular monthly bill, like rent, when the applicant can document either that he or she has already received and paid for a short-term emergency expense like those described above, or that she/he has experienced a documentable, short-term loss of income (for example, the loss of income that resulted from an applicant having to take an unpaid week off from work due to illness.)

Provides financial assistance for emergency needs, including medical, housing, legal aid, or other material needs.

Provides case management to coordinate link clients to community resources at a variety of social service and government agencies. Provides guidance and follow-up to the client to assist with the application process for the services they are being linked to. Goal is to stabilize the client's financial situation. In cases where there are no existing community resources that can help with the client's particular issue, the Collaborative may provide financial assistance including (but not limited to): housing (rent payment/rental deposit), utilities (gas, electric, water, bulk fuel), transportation (gas cards, car repair), etc.

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.

All assistance requests are unique and considered on an individual basis.
Emergency Travel,Natural Disaster (preparation & evacuation)
Mortgage, Rent, Initial Deposit, Temporary Lodging,Food,Healthcare (not covered by Tricare),Vehicle Costs, Utilities,Funeral Expenses,Basic Essential Furniture,Appliance Costs,Cranial Helmets,Home Repair,Spouse Relicensing / Recertification,Child Care (Army Fee Assistance req.).
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