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Getting help - For yourself and Others
We realize many of our Team Members have second jobs or take on many different challenges to make ends meet. With the current situations and with many businesses closing - this may have made things even more difficult for some.
The sources below are organizations throughout the Central Ohio area that provide assistance with everything from financial, bill payment, food and groceries, and medical needs. Whether it helps you or someone you may know - we 're happy to share. If you're aware of additional programs, please let us know.
Affordable Healthcare
OhioHealth Wellness on Wheels works just like a normal doctor’s office, delivering primary care, women’s health services and prenatal care, regardless of your ability to pay.
- Wellness on Wheels - Hilltop YMCA
- Wellness on Wheels - Linden Opportunity Center
- Wellness on Wheels - Van Buren Shelter
Call (614) 566-9989.
Child Care Assistance information
The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) offers financial assistance to eligible parents to help them with child care costs while they engage in work, education, or job training.
Columbus Urban League
Offering an authentic, integrated system of services that touch every neighborhood in Columbus and Franklin County.
Call 211 for help
Help starts here
211 connects you to expert, caring help. Speak to someone directly 24/7 for assistance
- Food
- Shelter
- Paying Bills
Every call is completely confidential.
City of Columbus - Community Resources
Visit the Columbus Neighborhood Services page to learn about community outreach programs and resources in Columbus offering educational, health and wellness programs, and more to help your family thrive and grow.
Lutheran Social services
The LSS Network of Hope offers a continuum of services to meet basic needs in our community. From homeless shelters to senior living, we are here to help.
Mid-Ohio Foodbank
Without judgment, Mid-Ohio Foodbank partner agencies are here to help connect you to the food you need to live an active healthy life.
Ohio department of Job & Family Services
Provides workforce development and family support programs that improve the quality of life for Ohio residents.
Cap 4 kids
Are you looking for reliable, up-to-date information about resources in the Columbus area for children and families?
You’ve come to the right place! CAP4Kids will help you find many community agencies that exist to improve the lives of children and families.
Lifeline Phone Program
Lifeline programs provide a monthly benefit for income-eligible households to help ensure that they can afford communications services, either through a participating wireline, wireless, or broadband provider.
Eligible customers can receive Lifeline assistance for only one type of service – landline, wireless, or broadband – per household. The benefits vary depending on the service selected.
we are here to help!
Coping Resources
Therapy for All
National Alliance on Mental Illness
accurate INFORMATION
The sources listed here have the latest in ACCURATE information from RELIABLE sources.
These sources also provide additional information on what is closed, where to go for assistance and what to expect in your local areas.