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Area Meal Sites
Cincinnati Baptist Center ----- 513.241.0283
127 Mulberry Street ------ Hours: Last Thurs. of month, 11am - 12 noon
City Gospel Mission ----- 513.241.55251
419 Elm Street ----- Hours: Daily, 6:30am (breakfast); 6:30pm (supper)
Drop Inn Center ----- 513.721.0643
217 W 12th Street ----- Hours: Daily, 7am (breakfast); 12 noon (lunch); 6:30pm (supper)
First Lutheran Church ----- 513.421.0065
1208 Race Street ----- Hours: Monday 12- 1pm
Jerriel Baptist Church ------ 513.721.5936
1018 Wesley Avenue ------- Hours: Saturday 12-2pm
Mercy-Franciscan at St. John ------ 513.651.6444
124 E. 13th Street ----- Hours: Daily 1-3pm (sandwiches only)
Nast Trinity Church ---- 513.721.7339
1310 Race Street ----- Hours: Sunday 6-9am (breakfast); 4pm (dinner)
Open Door ----- 513.961.2259
2366 Kemper Lane (Walnut Hills); 45206 ----- Hours: Monday thru Friday 9:30 - 12:30pm (Coffee, doughnuts, soup)
Our Daily Bread ----- 513.621.6364
1730 Race Street ------ Hours: Monday - Friday 10am - 12 noon
OTR Senior Center ----- 513.381.7007
1720 Race Street ---- Hours: Mon - Friday 9-10am (breakfast); 12-1pm (lunch)(Senior Center, age 60 and over only)
Over the Rhine Soup Kitchen ----- 513.241.5121
1620 Vine Street ---- Hours: Tues , Wed, Thurs, Sat, Sun 12-1pm
Parish Kitchen ------ 859.581.7745
Pike and Russel Streets Covington, KY ----- Hours: Daily, 11:30 - 1:30pm
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church ---- 513.621.7625
1522 Race Street ----- Hours: Wednesday 6pm
St. Francis Friary ----- 513.721.4700
1615 Vine Street ----- Hours: Tues, Wed, Thurs, 9-1pm (sandwiches only)
St. Francis-St. Joseph Catholic Worker House ---- 513.381.4941
1437 Walnut Street ------ Hours: Tues, Thurs, Sat, 11am - 1pm
St. Francis Soup Kitchen ---- 513.421.2547
14 East Liberty ---- Hours: Mon, Wed, Friday 4:30 - 5:15pm
Salvation Army ---- 513.762.5660
114 East Central Parkway ----- Hours: Sunday 1pm - after the church service
The Lord's Pantry ----- No Phone
12th and Race Street ---- Hours: Tues, noon - 2pm, Wed and Thurs, noon - 4pm (Coffee, juice, sandwiches, fruit)
Vineyard Church (Springdale) ---- 513.671.0422 (distributes in Washington Park)
12th and Race Streets ----- Hours: Saturday, 12 noon - 12:30 or 1pm (sandwiches)
Walnut Hills Kitchen and Pantry ----- 513.961.1983
2613 Gilbert Avenue; 45206 ----- Hours: Mon 9:30 - 10:30am breakfast
Tues, Wed, Thurs, Friday 12 - 1pm Lunch
Saturday 9:30-10:30am (breakfast); 3pm (dinner)
Sunday 5pm supper
Area Food Pantries
Cincinnati Baptist Center ------ 513.241.0283
127 Mulberry Street - call first
City Gospel Mission ------ 513.241.5525
1419 Elm Street
- food baskets for families and women with children only
- call for an appointment
Disabled Helping Disabled ----- 513.651.5871
1735 Elm Street
- Deliver food baskets to shut-ins on their list; Will help walk-ins if needed
FreeStore/ Foodbank ----- 513.357.4600 / 241.1064
112 E Liberty Street
- Individuals and families are eligible for food once every 30 days
- Must have proof of income and address; picture ID
Hours: 8:15 - 3:30pm Monday - Friday
Mercy-Franciscan at St. John ----- 513.651.6465 / 651.6444
124 E 13th Street
- Food baskets for individuals and families
- Must have proof of current address; picture ID
- Do not assist if person has food stamps
- Hours: 9 - 3:30pm Monday - Friday
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church ----- 513.621.7265
1522 Race Street
- Pantry is open to individuals and families the last two Weds of the month
- Hours: 5 - 5:30pm
Rescue Community Center ----- 513.221.6246
725 Whittier Avenue (Avondale); 45239
- Food Pantry available to all - no eligibility requirements; Bring ID
- Hours: Wed, Thurs, Fri 1pm - 3pm
Shiloh Seventh Day Adventist Church ----- 513.221.3882
Community Outreach 3650 Washington Avenue; 45229
- Food Pantry for anyone needing it ; Bring ID
Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed, 11am - 1pm; Not the first week of the month
Union Baptist Church Food Pantry ----- 513.381.3858
405 W Seventh Street
- Food pantry open for those in need
- Hours: 2nd, 3rd and 4th Monday at noon
Walnut Hills Food Pantry ---- 513-961-1983
2622 Gilbert Avenue; 45206 (Next to Assumption Church)
- Food Pantry open to anyone in need
- Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri the last two weeks of the month
Emergency Shelters - Youth
Anthony House ---- 513.569.9500
2728 Glendora Avenue; 45219 -------- Contact: Kevin Flinn
- Not a residential facility, provides outreach & services to homeless youth
- Serves youth up to age 26 who have serious housing problems Provides food, clothing, and personal hygiene products
- Provides medical care, free laundry, shower, telephone, mail service Bus tokens available for those who are working or looking for work
- Referrals to community resources and organizations
Homeward Bound ----- 859.581.1111
13-15 E 20th Street Newport, KY 41014 -------- Contact: Anita Prater
- Accomidates 8 boys, 8 girls, 11 to 17 years of age
- Accepts walk-in and referrals; Length of stay varies
- Offers meals, counseling, supportive services
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
The Lighthouse Youth Crisis Center ----- 513.961.4080
3330 Jefferson Avenue; 45220
- 20 beds for males and females, ages 12 - 17 years of age
- 10 and 11 year olds, in special circumstances, stay up to 24 hours only
- Offers meals, counseling, supportive services
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week; max stay 2 weeks
One Way Farm, Inc. ------ 513.829.3276
6131 River Road; 45204
- Home for abandoned and abused children, 10 - 17 years of age
- Ten Boys in Sunrise House; Ten Girls in New Dawn House
- Placed by Children's Services. Juvenile Court, etc.
- Length of stay: Overnight or up to 3 or 4 years
Emergency Shelters - Individuals
Drop Inn Center ------- 513.721.0643
217 W 12th Street
- Serves 250 single men and women
- Must be in before 10pm
- Provides food, clothing, showers, counseling, referrals, advocacy,medical screening, and a money management program. Also provides a transitional housing program
Charlie's _ House ----- 513.784.1853
2121 Vine Street
- male alcoholism referrals
City Gospel Mission ------ 513.345.1025
1419 Elm Street
- A pray-to-stay shelter; Up to 34, sober homeless men
- Free for one night, otherwise $10 per week Provides food, clothing, treatment programs, counseling, education
- Meals served at 6:30am and 6:30pm
Fair Haven Rescue Mission ----- 859.491.1027
260 Pike Street Covington, KY 41011
- Shelter for homeless men; Must be 18; must have a picture ID
- Intake: 6-6:30 every evening; breathalized before being admitted
- Dinner every evening; light breakfast; no lunch
- Must leave the shelter every morning to look for work
- Clothing vouchers provided to a nearby Thrift Shop for men in the shelter
Garden Street Transitional Home ------ 513.241.0490
Operated by Justic Watch, Inc.
1120 Garden Street; 45214
- Shelter for homeless men; 8 beds available; meals provided Must be at least 18 years old
- Length of stay: Overnight, or a few days or weeks, or as long as needed
- Services include counseling, job readiness, job retention, social services
Kemper House ---- 513.281.1347
2374 Kemper Lane
- mentally ill persons
Mt. Airy Shelter ----- 513.661.4620
2660 Diehl Road; 45211
- Men, 18 or older
- Must be willing to enter chemical dependency treatment if needed
- Must be willing to enter mental health treatment if needed
- Must apply to Hamilton County Dept. of Job and Family Services, 222 Central Parkway; 8am-4pm Mon - Friday
St. Francis-St, Joseph Catholic Worker House ----- 513.381.4941
1437 Walnut Street
- Serves up to 15 homeless men; stay up to 15 days if working
- Can stay at night, but not during the day unless one has medical certification
- Informal referrals to housing and work
- Meals served Tues, Thurs, Sat from 11am - 1pm
Emergency Shelters - Families / Single Women
Anna Louise Inn ------------ 513.421.5211
300 Lytle Place
- Emergency housing: families, single women w/ & w/o children
- administered through Mercy-Franciscan at St. John's
- Call Georgia Brown at St. John's (651.6479) or call Anna Louise Inn(421.5211) for Information
Bethany House Homeless Shelter For Women and Children ---- 513.557.2873
1836 Fairmont Avenue; 45214
- Emergency shelter for women and their minor children (male children must be under 12)
- Also serves single women (no single men) Willing to abide by the policies, procedures, and safety requirements
- Must look for jobs and housing on a daily basis Case management services; Referral to helping sources
- Also have transitional housing and outreach
Chabad House ----- 513.821.5100
1636 Fairmont Ave
Franciscan at St. John's ------ 513.651.6444
1231 Main Street
Friar's Club, Inc. ----- 513.241.6558
65 McMillan; 45219
- Emergency and transitional housing for five families
- Apply through the Hamilton County Dept of Job and Family Services
Greater Cincinnati Interfaith Hospitality Network ------ 513.471.1100
2110 St. Michael St. (Lower Price Hill); 45204
- Church Congregation provide shelter and meals for homeless families Accept one and two-parent families
- Apply 6:30am - 5:30pm
Hamilton County Dept. of Job and Family Services ------ 513.946.1000
222 E. Central Parkway
- Call for emergency services
Haven House ----- 513.863.8866
319 Maple Avenue Hamilton, OH 45014
- Family Crisis Center for Butler County residents Married men and women with children
- Single mother with children, single father with children Up to 120 persons; average stay: 20-30 days
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
Hope House ------ 513.863.8866
34 South Main Street Hamilton, OH 45013
Interfaith Hospitality Network ----- 513.471.1100
2110 St. Michael Street
J. Saul Homeless Shelter ----- 513.732.0717
60 North Riverside Batavia, OH 45103
Mercy-Franciscan at St. John's Temporary Housing Program ----- 513.651.6479 / 241.2186
1316 Main Street
- Single mothers or fathers with their children & single women w/o children
- Furnished, apartment-style housing
- Average stay: 30-60 days
- Services include case management, financial planning and budgeting, familycounseling, child care referrals, transportation funds if needed
- Also offers Shelter Care Program for low income families living with a familymember
Mercy-Franciscan at St. Raphael's Temporary Housing ------ 513.421.5211Temporary
233 Dayton Street Hamilton, OH 45011
- Housing for four families
- Length of stay - up to 90 days; Usually a waiting list
- Hours: Mon-Friday 8am-5pm
Salvation Army Family Service Bureau ------ 513.762.5660
131 E 12th Street (12th & Clay)
- Emergency shelter for women & their children (no male children over 11)
- Single women without children
- Stay up to three weeks
- Case management on site; Social service programs
- Some clothing available; three meals a day and snacks
- Hours: 9am - 4:30pm; after 4:30 call 762.5655
Second Mile Ministry ------ 513.684.9354
1810 Race Street; 45210
- Emergency services for married couples with children
- Emergency services for single women (no single men)
- Six furnished apartments; Stay 30 - 90 days
- Call anytime
Welcome House ---- 859.431.8717
141 Pike Street Covington, KY 41011
- Emergency and transitional shelter
- Single women w/ & w/o children; Must be 18
- No addiction or threatening situations
- Three meals a day; available 24 hours
Emergency Shelters - Battered Women & Children
Adams County Domestic Violence Shelter ----- 1.800.448.2273 (hotline)
P.O. Box 353 Manchester, OH 45144
- Shelter for women and their minor children;
- Private location to protect clients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; Temporary emergency protection from abuse
Alice Paul House (YWCA) ----- 513.241.2757
898 Walnut Street
Butler County Shelter for Battered Women ------- 513.863.7099 (hotline)
Dove House (YWCA)
244 Dayton StreetHamilton, OH 45011
- Shelter for women and children
Geiger House ------ 513.961.4555
2631 Gilbert Avenue; 45206
- Transitional housing for battered women with children
- 24 apartments; Length of stay: up to 18 months
- Supportive services and case management provided by YWCA
- Apply only through YWCA Battered Women's Shelter of Hamilton County at 513.872.9259
House of Peace Battered Women's Shelter, YWCA - Eastern Area ------ 513.732.0450; 24 hour Crisis Line: 800.540.4764
55 South Fourth StreetBatavia, OH 45103 (business address)
- provides emergency shelter, counseling, advocacy for women and children
- An after-shelter program provides in-home support to residents as they move into independence
Rape Crisis and Abuse Center of Hamilton County ------ 513.872.9259
215 E. Ninth Street
- provides advocacy, support, and education regarding legal issues and court procedures to domestic violence victim
Women's Crisis Center ----- 859.491.3335; 24 hour Crisis Line: 800.928.3335
835 Madison AvenueCovington, KY 41011
- Protective shelter for women and children Children must be under 18 years of age
- Average stay: 3-4 weeks; Meals, counseling, advocacy, support groups
YWCA Battered Women's Shelter of Hamilton County 513.241.7090; toll free - 1.888.872.9259
898 Walnut Street
- Shelter, housing, advocacy, and support for women and children
- No male children over 18 years of age
- Can accommodate 60 persons
- Length of stay: up to 30 days
- Private location to protect residents
- Apply 24 hours, 7 days a week
Transitional Housing
Anna Louise Inn ----- 513.421.5211
300 Lytle Place -------- fax 241.6570
- Housing for women in transition; Furnished single rooms, $50 per week
- Vending machines; coin operated laundry; Supportive environment
Bethany House (Transitions) ---- 513.557.2877
1520 Queen City Avenue; 45214
- Transitional housing for women and children
- Also has emergency shelter services
Caracole, Inc. -------- 513.761.1480
1821 Summit Road, Suite 001; 45237
- Housing for persons afflicted with HIV/AIDS
- Call for various services
Charlie's House ------ 513.784.1853
2121 Vine Street
- Transitional housing for homeless men with substance abuse problems
- 52 beds available; $50 a week, but can be negotiated
- Accept walk-ins and referrals
City Gospel Mission ------ 513.241.5525
1419 Elm Street
- Transitional housing for up to 34 homeless men
- Provides food, clothing, treatment programs, counseling, education
Drop Inn Center ------ 513.721.0643
217 W 12th Street
- Transitional housing for men and women
- Two locations: the Recovery Hotel and 12th and Elm Transitional
First Step Home ----- 513.961.4663
2203 Fulton Avenue; 45206 (Walnut Hills)
- Housing for women 18+ who have been diagnosed w/ substance abuse
- Allows children, ages 12 and under to live with their mothers during treatment
- Counseling and supportive services ; Average length of stay, 5-7 months
Friar's Club, Inc. ----- 513.241.6558
65 E McMillan; 45219
- Transitional housing through Hamilton Co. Dept. of Job and Family Services
- Also have emergency and low-cost housing for men, 25 or older (38 SRO rooms at $53.50 per week)
Garden Street Transitional Home ----- 513.241.0490
1120 Garden; 45214
- Transitional and emergency housing for homeless men
- Must be at least 18 years of age; 8 beds available
-Length of stay varies; emergency shelter and transitional housing
Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program (Goodwill) ----- 513.631.4500
1811 Losantiville; 45237
- Emergency dorm for homeless vets; 26 beds available
- Average stay - 3 to 6 months (can be longer)
- Employment and job training Apply through VA, or call 631.4500
Joseph House for Homeless Veterans ---- 513.241.2965
1526 Republic Street PO Box 14608; 45250
- Residential and treatment facility for homeless veterans 66 beds on six- building campus (includes Moses Transitional House)
- Includes hot meals, furnished quarters, medical and psychiatric service
-Length of stay varies
Parkway Towers Volunteers of America ------ 513.639.8324
- Single homeless individuals who may also have a disability such as mental illness or substance abuse
- Own apartment or efficiency; usually a six-month waiting list
- $25 a month if unemployed and homeless; 30% of income if working
Prospect House, Inc. ----- 513.921.1613
682 Hawthorn Avenue; 45205 (Price Hill)
- Residential treatment facility for recovering male substance abusers
- 90 day minimum stay, no max
-Call for face to face interview; long waiting list
Sojourner House, Inc. ----- 513.868.7654
Administrative Office 294 N Fair Hamilton, OH 45011
- Residential treatment for men, women, and children in recovery
- Average length of stay, three to six months
Talbert House ----- 513.751.7747
2600 Victory Parkway; 45206
- Transitional Housing and programs for persons with substance abuseproblems and mental illness
Tender Mercies, Inc. ----- 513.639.7042
29 W 12th Street ------ fax 639.7037
- Transitional Housing for homeless men and women w/ mental illness history
- 16 SRO Rooms; basic furnishings provided
- Independent living with the assistance of 24 hour staff
- Case Management; psychiatric services; supportive services
- Average stay: six to nine months
- provides Permanent Housing to mentally ill men and women
YWCA Transitional Housing ----- 513.281.5770
898 Walnut Street
- Transitional Housing for women coming out of YWCA emergency services
- 30 apartments at private locations
- Average stay: 6 to 18 months
Permanent Housing
Anna Louise Inn for Women ------ 513.421.5211
300 Lytle Street
Brackett Village ----- 513.241.7119
1330 Walnut Street
Buddy's Place ------ 513.784.0800
1300 Vine Street
Housing for low-income Homeless
Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority ----- 513.421.8190
1635 Western Avenue; 45214
City Wide Management ----- 513.721.3500
1400 Race Street #4
Courtyard ------ 513.731.2000
7126 Hirsch Drive
Ebonc Inc ------ 513.251.2500
4463 Glenhaven Road
F & H Services ----- 513.961.8811
3301 Woodburn Avenue; 45207
Finlater Gardens ------ 513.482.4980
595 Strand Lane
Franciscan Home Development ------- 513.651.6457
121 East 13th Street
Hanish Realty ----- 513.421.1338
108 W Ninth Street
Hart Realty, Inc. ------ 513.241.6328
1534 Race Street
Hidden Meadows Townhouses ----- 513.742.2926
2333 Hidden Meadows
King Towers Apartments ----- 513.271.2608
6020 Dahlgren
Kohler Properties LLC ------ 513.305.3016
PO Box 14224
Metro Management, Inc. ------ 513.621.3685
35 E Seventh Street, Suite 711
The Metropole ------ 513.241.9290
609 Walnut Street
Millvale Management Group ----- 513.853.6440
3357 Beekman
Model Management ------ 513.559.0048
2170 Gilbert Avenue; 45206
Normar Corp. ------ 513.931.1030
(Miami Purchase) 3091 Shadycrest; 45239
Oak Park ------ 513.653.7740
1411 Wabash Avenue
Orling Real Estate ------ 513-542-6319
2819 Colerain Avenue; 45225
Over-The-Rhine Community Housing ------ 513.381.1171; 513.369.0004
114 W 14th Street
Page Towers ------ 513.579.8384
619 Central Avenue
Parkway Towers ----- 513.721.1988
1674 Central Parkway
Quantum Investment Group ------ 513.251.9661
2307 W Eighth Street; 45204
RTS & Associates -------- 513.621.5454
906 Main Street
St. Francis Court ------ 513.471.2209
1806 Queen City Avenue
Section 8 Vouchers only ------- 513.242.6100
5610 Winnesst Avenue
Sign of the Cross -------- 513.241.5535
1614 Walnut Street
Silver Oaks Estate ------ 513.621.5452
906 Main Street
Stern-Hendy Properties, Inc ------ 513.241.1911
36 E 4th Suite 1320
Tender Mercies For the Homeleess Mentally Ill ----- 513.639.7042
27 W 12th Street (6 buildings)
Uptown Towers ------ 513.721.2326
400 W Ninth Street; 45203
Wes-Del Apartments ------ 513.574.8316
Woodwinds ------ 513.231.8865
Rent & Utility Assistance
*Assistance is usually given only to those living in a particular zip code area and only when funds are available.
Catholic Social Services ------ 513.241.7745
100 E Eighth Street, 5th floor
Christ Church Cathedral ----- 513.621.1817
318 E Fourth Street - Need referral from Freestore Housing Department
Community Action Agency ------- 513.751.2624
2094 Woodburn Avenue
Hours:Monday thru Friday 8am - 5pm
- Assistance with rent and utility
Council on Aging (60+) ------ 513.721.1025
- rent assistance for 60+ residents
Daily Bread ------- 513.621.6364
Dept of Job and Family Services ------ 513.946.1000
222 E Central Parkway
- assistance only for those with children
Franciscan at St. John ------ 513.651.6444
13th and Main Street
- 1st Tuesday of the month 1:30pm
- Must have income; First 10 clients
Freestore/ Foodbank ------ 513.241.1064
112 East Liberty Street
- Rental assistance only on the 5th working day of the month
- Must arrive by 8:30am that day; Call first
Hamilton County Dept. of Human Svcs ------ 513.946.2480
222 E Central Parkway
- rental assistance
- tenant must have court notice and minor children
- must be threatened with homelessness
Hamilton County Dept. of Job and Family Services ------ 513.946.1000
222 East Central Parkway
- Hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm
- Assistance to anyone in Hamilton County who meets the guidelines
Memorial Community Center ----- 513.621.3032
1607 Mansfield (Mt. Auburn); 45219
- Hours: Monday thru Thursday 8:30am - 4pm; Friday 8:30am - 1pm
- Rent and utility assistance by appointment only
Mercy-Franciscan at St. John's ---- 513.651.6444
1316 Main Street (intake dept.)
- Hours:9am - 12; 1:30pm - 3pm
- Rent and utility assistance. Call for appointment
Public Utilities Commission (PUCO) ----- 513.565.6005
Cincinnati, OH
- assistance for Cincinnati bell phone bill
- discount phone bills by up to $8.75 per month resident must receive Ohio Energy Credits, Supplemental Social Security, orboth Medicare & Medicaid
St. Michael Outreach ----- 513.921.0766
2110 St. Michael (Lower Price Hill); 45204
- Hours: Monday thru Friday 9am -3pm
- Rent and utility assistance
- limited amount
- Must live in zip code area 45204
St. Vincent DePaul ----- 513.421.06021
125 Bank Street; 45214
- Hours:8:30am - 4:30pm
- Call for rent and utility assistance
- Need to know client's zip code for referral purposes
Salvation Army ----- 513.762.5660
131 E 12th Street (12th and Clay)
- Hours: Monday thru Friday 9am - 4:30pm
- Occasional rent assistance
- Utilities - once a year program starts in Jan. and lasts until funds run out
- No assistance with telephone
Terrance Guild ------ 513.641.0382
4848 Winneste (Winton Hills); 45232
- Hours: Tues, Wed, Friday 8:30am - 5pm
- Rent and utility assistance when funds available
Utility Assistance
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) ------ 1.800.282.0880 (info)
- Federally-funded assistance for eligible low-income Ohioans with winter heating bills; based on household size, income, location of residence, and typeof heating fuel used
- Those eligible receive a credit or a voucher, which is applied toward their heating bill
- Available from November thru March, or until funds are depleted
- Customer must fill out an application and meet requirements
-Applications may be obtained at the Community Action Agency, Duke Energy, and some post offices
Emergency HEAP (EHEAP) ------ 513.569.1840 (CAA)
- A program which provides assistance to households which have had their utilities disconnected, face threat of disconnect, or have 10 or fewer dayssupply of bulk fuel
- A one-time payment of up to $200 per heating season to restore or retainheating services is allowed
Ohio Lifeline Telephone Discounts ----- 513.565.5433
Cincinnati Bell Central Office, 895 Central Avenue
- Cincinnati Bell provides monthly discounts for Ohio income eligible residents To qualify for the $6.94 or $12.19 discount one must be receiving one of these benefits:
-- Public Housing, -- Section 8, -- Medicaid, -- Food Stamps, -- SSI, -- HEAP
Clothing Assistance
Back on Track Work Wear ------ 513.357.4822
112 E Liberty ----- fax 357.4683
- Special Program: Clothing Shop located in Freestore/Foodbank Building
- Men's and women's quality clothing for job interviews and work
- free of charge; Must have a referral
- Hours: Tues and Thurs 9am-3pm
Blessed Hope Ministries ----- 859.363.9325
(call for new location soon)
- Distributes clothing in Washington Parko Race Street Side, every Friday 12:30pm - 2pm (also distributes food)
- Distributes clothing at the Drop Inn Centero Every Friday 2-4pm
Cincinnati Baptist Center ------ 513.241.0283
127 Mulberry
- Hours: Saturdays 11am; Call first
City Gospel Mission ------ 513.241.5525
1419 Elm Street
- Women and children's clothing: 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 10:15am
- Men's clothing: Wednesday at 8:45am (men must call first)
Contact Center 513.381.4242
1641 Vine Street
- Free clothing when available
- Hours: 9am - 5pm
Dress for Success ----- 513.651.3372
135 W Fourth Street ------ fax 651.3376
- Quality clothing for interviews and work
- Clients need a referral
-Fitting day for clients: Tues and Thurs 10am -12noon
First Lutheran Church ----- 513.421.0065
1208 Race Street
- Clothing distribution every Monday during the free lunch program
- Hours: 12 noon - 1pm
Freestore/Foodbank ----- 513.241.1064
112 E Liberty ------ fax 357.4683
- one clothing voucher per year for most clients
- Hours: Mon thru Friday 8:15am - 3:30pm
Goodwill, No free clothing, but low cost clothing available at the following Goodwill Thrift Stores:
Cheviot - 3980 North Bend Rd. ----- 513.662.7080
Oakley - 3080 Markbreit Ave. ------ 513.631.6348
Woodlawn - 10600 Springfield Pike ------ 513.771.4804
Mary Magdalen House ------ 513.721.4811
1221 Main Street
- Clothing for clients of the Shower House
- Hours: Mon thru Friday 9am - 12 noon & 1pm - 4pm; Saturday 8am - 12 noon
Mercy Franciscan at St. John ------ 513.241.2186
1231 Main Street
- Intake Worker authorizes vouchers for clothing at St. John's Thrift Shop
- Hours: Mon thru Friday 8am - 3pm (also has small household items)
Morning Start Missionary Baptist Church ----- 513.961.2600
722 Oak Street; 45206
- Clothing Give-away twice a year in spring and fall
- Call first
Nast Trinity Church ------ 513.721.7339
1310 Race Street
- Clothing for men and women
- Hours: Occasional distribution of clothing. A sign is posted on door of the church as to the time and day when clothing is available
Rescue Community Center ------ 513.221.6246
725 Whittier; 45239
- Free clothing when available
- Hours: Wed, Thurs, Friday 1 - 3pm
St. Michael's Center ----- 513.921.0766
2104 St. Michael Street (lower Price Hill); 45204
- Free Vouchers for Thrift Store
- Hours: Tues, Wed, Thursday 10am - 2pm; Mon and Friday 10am - 4pm
St. Vincent DePaul Emergency Services ------- 513.421.0602
1125 Bank Street; 45214-2130
- Free clothing for men and women at Bank Street address
- Hours: Walk-in or call - Tues and Friday 10am - 2pm (also food, pots, pans, and small appliances)
- Need an appointment for other emergency services
Salvation Army --- No free clothing distribution but low cost clothing available at the following Salvation Army Thrift Stores:
Norwood - 220 Park Avenue ------ 513.351.3457
Union Township - Rt. 22 ------ 513.732.6993
Walnut Hills - 939 E McMillan ------- 513.281.1152
Shiloh Seventh Day Adventist Church ------- 513.221.3882
Community Outreach 3650 Washington Avenue; 45229
- Free clothing when available
- Hours: Mon, Tues, Wednesday 11am - 1pm; No the first week of the month
The Lord's Pantry ------ No Phone
12th and Race Street
- Men and women's clothing available only on Wednesdays 2:30 - 3:30pm
Other General Assstance
American Red Cross ------ 513.579.3000
Emmanuel Community Center ------ 513.241.2563
Family Link ------ 513.946.5465
Food Stamps - Hamilton County ------ 513.946.1000
Kidney Foundation of Greater Cincinnati ----- 513.961.8105
Our Daily Bread ------ 513.621.6364
1730 Race Street
- social worker available for consulations
Red Cross Social Services ------ 513.579.3955
- Assistance for those displaced by natural disaster
United Way Helpline for Social Services Agencies ------- 513.721.7900
240 Reading Road (Chest Bldg)
VA Medical Center ------ 513.559.5023
Veterans Services Commission ------ 513.946.3300
230 East 9th Street, Rm 1100
- vets and dependents
- primarily serving Walnut Hills, Evanston, Avondale residents
Education Resources
Adult Literacy Program ----- 513.421.0065
Affiliated with the first Lutheran Church; 1212 Bldg, Race Street
- Free reading program; Register on Mondays
Hearing Speech & Deaf Center ------ 513.221.0527
Cincinnati, OH
- classes and services regarding sign language
The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati ------ 513.621.READ (7323)
635 W Seventh Street, Suite 103
- call for information on reading and GED programs
- clients will be directed to the best and nearest site to fit their individual needs
Madisonville Education & Assistance ----- 513.271.5501
- GED & basic computer classes
Mental Health Assn of Cincinnati Area ----- 513.721.2910
- advocacy, information & referrals
Nutrition Council ----- 513.621.3262
- nutrition education
The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
- GED Practice Materials available in the Education Department
- Offers GED Practice Testing at selected library locations
- Registration required for the practice test
- Contact: Kathy Scahill (513) 369.4570
- The Practice Test takes about 5 hours to complete. Test results will be mailedin about two weeks. A free waiver can be earned to save the $55 charge to take the Official GED test later on
Safety Council of SW Ohio ---- 513.423.9758
- safety education
Services to Area Youth (STAY) ------ 513.367.1441
- high school drop out prevention
Southern Hills Joint Vocational School ----- 937.378.6131
- High school drop out prevention
St Rita School for the Deaf ------- 513.771.7600
- deaf children
Urban League of Greater Cincinnati ------ 513.281.9955
Cincinnati, OH
YWCA (9th and Walnut) ------- 513.241.7090
898 Walnut Street
- Free reading, GED, and tutoring classes
- Hours: Mon thru Thursday 8am - 12 noon; Call for an appointment
FREE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION sponsored by THE CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS
ABLE - Adult Basic Education and GED Preparation ----- 513.357.4510
Personnel- Uptown Towers - 4th floor 415 W Court Street; 45203
- a free program sponsored by the Cincinnati Public Schools
- wide range of free educational services in 25 locations city wide
- main site and Intake is at above address
- Adults 18 years of age or older may enroll
- No minimum qualifying test scores for participation
-Day and evening classes
- Services include the following:
-- Prepare for the GED test, -- Obtain the reading, writing, and math skills needed to get and keep a job, -- Upgrade academic skills for technical training/ college, -- Learn English for speakers of other languages or study to become a US citizen,
-- Learn basic computer skills
ABLE / GED CLASS LOCATIONS
Central Fairmount School ----- M & W 5:30 - 7:30pm
2475 White Street; 45214
513.363.1200
Cincinnati Restoration, Inc. ------ Fri 8:45 - 11:45am (no referrals)
1322 E McMillan Street; 45206
513.569.4734
Cincinnati State College ------- M-TH 2:00-6:00pm ------ F & Sat 9:00-12pm
3520 Central Parkway
513.861.7700 / voice mail 569.1456
Community Action Agency ----- M-F 8:30 - 1:00pm
1501 Madison Road; 45206
513.569.4810
Douglas School ------ T & TH 8:30 - 11:30am
2825 Alms Place; 45206
513.363.1900
East End Learning Center ------ M-TH 9:00 - 2:00pm ------- T & W 6:30 - 9pm
4015 Eastern Avenue; 45226
513.321.6744
Lower Price Hill ------- T & TH 8:30 - 3:30pm
Community School 2104 St. Michael Street; 45204
513.244.2214
Memorial Com. Center ------- T & TH 8:30 - 3:30pm
1607 Mansfield Street; 45210
513.621.3032 ex 1151
Mercy Connections ------ M-F 1:30 - 3:30pm -------T & W 7:30 - 9:30pm
DeSales Crossings 1602 Madison Road; 45206
513.221.7331
N. Fairmount Com. School ----- M-TH 8:30 - 3:30pm ------ F 9:00 - 12:00pm
2569 St. Leo Place; 45206
513.221.7331
Northside Com. School ------ T-F 9:00 - 2:00pm
4139 Kirby Road; 45223
513.541.3609
Pleasant Ridge Com. Center ------- M & W 6:30 - 8:30pm
5615 Ridge Road; 45224
513.731.7894
Price Hill Learning Center ------- M-F 8:30 - 2:30pm ----- M & W 6:30 - 8pm
3636 Warsaw Avenue; 45205
513.557.2543
S.W. Ohio Career Resource Network ------ M,W,F 8:30 - 3:30pm
1811 Losantiville Road, 3rd floor, Room 315; 45237
513.731.9800
Talbert House Adapt ------ T 6:30 - 8:30pm; (no referrals)
3009 Burnet Avenue; 45219
513.872.8870
Terrace Guild ------- M-TH 8:30 - 4:30pm
4848 Winneste Avenue; 45232
513.641.0382
Uptown Towers ------ M & W 8:30 - 3:30pm ----- T & TH 8:30 - 7:30pm
415 West Court St.; 45203
513.357.4510
Urban League ------- T-TH 1:00 - 3:30pm ------- T & TH 5:30 - 7:30pm
3458 Reading Road; 45229
513.281.9955 ex 314
Employment Resources
ACT (Accountability & Credibility Together) ------ 513.721.8333
1005 Walnut Street
- Eligibility for the program is based on family income and dependent childrenliving in the home
- Referrals are made form Hamilton County Dept. of Job and Family Services
- Career Seminar; Job Search Assistance, Job Retention Services Computer Learning Center and GED courses to help prepare for employment
- Hours: 8am - 5pm; some evening classes
Bureau of Vocational --------- 513.825.3260
Rehabilitation Services (BVR); 617 Vine Street
- Ohio residents with disabilities Referral and funding for a variety of training and employment services
- Hours: 8am - 4:45pm
Career Resources Network (CRC), Three Locations:
1340 Clay Street ---------- 513.721.1937 (OTR)
1811 Losantiville, 3rd floor ------- 513.731.9800 (Roselawn)
1174 W Kemper Rd -------- 513.825.1070 (Forest Park)
- Services are available to all job seekers and employers in the Cincinnati/Hamilton County area
- Workshops; Interview skills and Resume Writing; Career Counseling; Jobpostings and Referrals
- Free use of computers, printers, fax machines, phones, and copiers; computer and software assistance
- Hours: Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm (Roselawn Center is also open Wed Evenings)
Cincinnati Works ------- 513.744.9675
37 W Seventh Street (7th and Race)
- Assists people towards self-sufficiency thru employment
- Free Job Search, Retention and Advancement Training; free Legal services to remove barriers from working
- Information Sessions - Tues through Fri, 11am (no appointment necessary)
Community Action Agency ------ 513.569.4810
1501 Madison Road; 45206
- Job Readiness Training; Job Leads/ Search; Resume Development;Interviewing Techniques
- Hours: Tues-Thurs 9am - 12 noon(also have GED and Computer Classes)
Goodwill - Homeless Reintegration Program ------ 513.631.4500
IKRON Rehabilitation Center -------- 513.621.1117
2347 Vine Street; 45229
- Vocational rehabilitation services for people with mental illness/substanceabuse problems
- Career Planning; Employment in competitive jobs, transitional jobs, and on-the-job training opportunities; Job Development and Job Placement
- Hours: Client program 8:30am - 2pm
Jewish Vocational Service -------- 513.985.0515
- job training and vocational school
Jobs Plus ----- 513.241.1800
1625 Vine Street ------- fax 241.1633
- A Christian based agency to assist people in low-income communities
- All clients are enrolled in a 10-week, 5-step program
- Job Readiness Seminar; Jobs Plus Club; Job Placement Interview/ Job Search
- Candidates are referred by a church or social service agency
- Hours: Monday thru Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Mercy Connections ------- 513.221.7331
Desales Crossing Center, 1602 Madison Road; 45206 ------- fax 221.5498
- Projects Surpass: Computer job training modules offered in connection with Cincinnati Works;
- Graduates attain proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel,PowerPoint, Access Windows XP, and the Internet
- A fee is charged for each course, but scholarships are available for those who are income eligible
NU-Blend Paints, Inc. ----- 513.651.5111
40 E McMicken Avenue (rear entrance)
- Assists individuals to learn how to paint
- Paint Programs consists of four classes; no fees involved
- May lead to part-time employment upon completion of program
- Call to register between 8am - 4pm
Ohio Dept of Job and Family Services ------ 513.852.3141
1916 Central Parkway; 45214
- Hours: Monday thru Friday 8am - 5pm (except closed on Wed @ noon)
Ohio Valley Goodwill ---- 513.771.4800
Power Inspires Progress ------ 513.381.5882
Urban League of Greater Cincinnati ----- 513.281.9955
3458 Reading Road (Avondale); 45229
- Provides comprehensive employment assistance and computer training
- Hours: 8:30 - 4:30pm
Women on Track, Inc. ------ 513.381.5882
West End Emergency Center
727 Ezzard Charles Drive; 45203
- Provides free on the job training and work opportunities for women who are unemployed and/or under employed
- Opportunities to learn sewing skills for the purpose of securing employment New trainees are always welcome; no previous experience needed
- Evening classes offered in six-week intervals Call for class information
Employment - Temporary Agencies
At Work Personnel Svc, 805 Elm Street --------------- 784.1500
Cfa Personnel; 808 Elm Street ---------- 651.2333
Cincinnati Temp Labor; 1109 Vine Street ------------ 241.0050
Cintemp Personnel Svc; 1129 Walnut Street ----------- 651.2333
CM Temp Svc, Inc; 125 E 9th Street -------------- 651.3222
Complete Payroll Mng; 920 Race Street ---------------- 579.0049
K-Force Prof Staffing; 36 E 7th Street -------------- 333.3400
Labor Co; 1628 Central Pkwy ---------------- 241.6852
Labor Solutions; 208 W Liberty --------------- 723.0033
Manpower Prof; 895 Central Ave 102 ------------- 621.7330
Manpower Temp Svc; 895 Central Ave 101 ---------- 621.7250
Minute Men, Inc.; 920 Race Street ------------ 579.0010
Quik Staff; 903 Race Street ----------- 784.9675
SJ Bailey, Inc & Network; 805 Elm Street ------------- 784.1500
Transportation Unlimited, Inc; 920 Race Street ------------ 579.8074
Wings Model Mng; 906 Main Street --------- 929.9464
XLC Temp Svc; 324 W 9th Street ------- 621.3912
Medical Resources - Local Area (OTR) Health Centers/Clinics
Catholic McAuley Health Center -------- 513.321.6524
Location: The Seven Hills Neighborhood House 3806 Eastern Avenue; 45226
- Not a primary care facility, but an outreach center of Mercy Anderson Hospital
- Provides medical care, health education, wellness programs and advocacy for the people of the East End
- Basic screenings, glucose monitoring, work physicals, pregnancy testing, flushots, and other services as needed
-Some funds for prescription assistance
- Eligible participants are the unemployed, working poor, and those who cannot afford health programs or insurance
- Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Center for Respite Care ------- 513.621.1868
830 Ezzard Charles Drive - 2nd floor
- In-patient medical services for homeless men and women (no families)
- 15 beds for persons recovering from hospital surgery, etc. Length of stay: up to 30 days
Cincinnati Health Care for the Homeless Program ------- 513.352.2902
1525 Elm Street
- Mobile Medical Van:
* Drop Inn Center * - Mon, Wed, Friday 2:30pm
* Tender Mercies * - 2nd and 4th Thursday of month 1:30pm
Crossroad and Health Center ------- 513.381.2247
5 E Liberty Street
- Family Practice and Pediatric
s- Hours: 9am - 5:30 or 6:30pm (closing hours vary)
Elm Street Health Center -------- 513.352.3092
1525 Elm Street
- Adult Medical; Pediatrics; OBGYN; Dental
- Hours: 8:30am - 4pm
Health Resource Center ------- 513.357.4602
112 E Liberty (Freestore Bld, 2nd floor)
- A nurse managed free clinic
- Urgent medical care; mental health services; social services
- Hours: Monday - Thursday 9am - 3pm (closed for lunch 12:30-1:30)
McMicken Dental Center ------ 513.352.6363
40 E McMicken Avenue
- Dental care for the homeless
- Clients must have homeless certificate
- Hours: Mon-Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm (closed for lunch 12:30-1:30pm)Friday 7:30am - 3pm
Northside Dental Clinic -------- 513.357.7610
3917 Spring Grove Avenue
- Cincinnati residents only; need proof of income and address
- Dental emergencies: Mon 8:30am; Tues 9am; Wed - Friday 7:30am
Tuberculosis Control ------- 513.946.7600
237 Wm. Howard Taft Rd (Mt Auburn); 45219
- Hours: Mon - Friday 8:30am - 4pm
Vision Care Outreach Program ------- 513.651.5501
5 E Liberty (in Crossroad Hlth Center Bldg)
- Program to prevent blindness
- Free eyeglasses and testing for those who have no insurance
- Hours: Monday 9am. Call for appointments (no walk-ins)
West End Community Health Center ----- 513.621.2726
1413 Linn Street; 45203
- Pharmacy, medical, pediatrics, OBGYN, Chiropractic, Wick, Podiatry, Dental
- Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am - 5pm
University Hospital --------- 513.584.5700 / 513.584.4505
234 Goodman Avenue; 45267
- Emergency Care
- General Medicine Clinic (Located at Hoxworth Center, 2nd floor)
Medical Resources - Other Cincinnati Health Centers
Alliance Primary Care ------ 513.541.4500
Hopple Street Neighborhood Health Center; 2750 Beekman Avenue
Braxton E Cann Medical Center ------- 513.271.6089
5818 Madison Avenue
East End Health Center ------ 513.321.2202
4027 Eastern Avenue
Lincoln Heights Health Care Connections -------- 513.554.4100
1171 Adams Street
Millvale Health Center -------- 513.352.3192
3301 Beekman Street (Entrance on Millvale Ct. off Beekman St)
Mount Auburn Health Center ----------- 513.241.4949
2415 Auburn Avenue
Mount Healthy Family Practice ----------- 513.522.7500
8140 Hamilton Avenue
Norwood Health Department -------------- 513.458.4600
2059 Sherman Avenue
Price Hill Health Center --------- 513.357.2700
2138 W 8th Street
Walnut Hills-Evanston Health Center ---------- 513.281.4116
3036 Woodburn Avenue
Winton Hills Health Center -------- 513.242.1033
5275 Winneste Avenue
Medical Resources - Northern Kentucky Family Practice Centers
Healthpoint Family Care Centers offers the following services: Medical, OBGYN, Dental, Mental Health,Podiatry, Social Services
Healthpoint Family Care Bellevue Center ----- 859.655.7720
103 Landmark Drive Lower Level 2 Bellevue, KY 41073
Healthpoint Family Care Covington Center ------ 859.491.7616
1132 Greenup Street Covington, KY 41011
- Hours: Mon - Friday 8:30am - 5pm Evening Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed
Healthpoint Family Care Dixie Pike Center ----- 859.655.8900
1100 Pike Street Covington, KY 41011
Healthpoint Family Care ----- 859.291.9321
Pike Street Clinic for the Homeless
343 Pike StreetCovington, KY 41011
HIV/AIDS Referral & Support
National Aids Hotline ----- 1.800.342.2437
(Center for Disease Control) CDC
Ohio AIDS/HIV /STD Hotline ------- 1.800.332.2437
Cincinnati Health Department AIDS ------ 513.357.7350
Testing and Referral
3101 Burnet Avenue; 45229 AIDS
Volunteers of Cincinnati (AVOC) ------- 5143.421.2437
220 Findlay Street
- Provides support services for individuals and their families and friends
- Provides HIV prevention education Provides services in the tri-state region of Southwestern Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Southeastern Indiana
- Office hours: Mon - Friday 8:30am - 5pm
- HIV testing: Mon - Thursday 9am - 4pm
Anthony House Clinic ----- 513.569.9500
2728 Glendora Avenue; 45219
- Serves homeless youth up to age 26
- Provides free, anonymous HIV and Hepatitis testing
- Hours: Mon- Wednesday 2pm-6pm; Friday 2pm - 4pm
Caracole, Inc. ------- 513.761.1480
1821 Summit Road, Suite 001; 45237
- Provides safe, secure, affordable housing and supportive services for persons afflicted with HIV/AIDS
- Call for various services and housing
Health Resource Center ------ 513.357.4602
112 E Liberty (Freestore Bldg., 2nd floor)
- Provides anonymous HIV testing
- Hours: Mon - Thursday 9am - 3pm, (closed for lunch 12:30-1:30)
I.N.D.Y. Project -------- 513.343.9999
(I'm Not Dead Yet)
- Provides Social/Support
Lydia's House ------- 513.641.3600
- Day care for children with AIDS
Pregnancy Support Services
Birthright ------ 513.241.5433
810 Sycamore Street
- Assists with baby equipment, furniture, bottles, maternity, and baby clothes
- Hours: 10:30am - 4:30pm
Hamilton County Dept. of Job and Family Services ------- 513.947.1000 (information)
222 E Central Parkway
- Prenatal care for low-income women ------- 513.946.7335
- Referral needed
- Pregnancy Transportation ------- 513.946.2463
- Transportation to medical visits for pregnant women
- Must be Medicaid eligible Call for appointments
- Office hours: Mon - Friday 8am - 4:45pm
Health Resource Center -------- 513.357.4602
112 E Liberty --------- fax 357.4696
- Pregnancy testing and women's health referrals
- Hours: Mon - Thursday 9am - 3pm (closed for lunch 12:30 -1:30)
Old St. Mary's Pregnancy Center ------ 513.929.9165
123 E 13th Street
"- Pregnancy testing and support, baby clothing and supplies, counseling, referrals
- Hours: Mon - Thursday 1pm -5pm
Pregnancy Care of Cincinnati
- pregnancy testing and education clothing and supplies for newborns up to 12 months
- free and confidential call for an appointment
- two locations:
Clifton Location: ---------- 513.961.7777
108 William Howard Taft Rd.; 45219
- Hours: Mon-Thurs 8am - 6pm; Friday 8am - 4pm; Saturday 9:30am - 1pm
North College Hill Location: ---------- 513.521.3117
1608 Sundale Ave.; 45239
- Hours: Mon - Thurs 9am - 8pm; Friday 9am - 5pm
Services to Area Youth (STAY) --------- 513.367.1441
Social Health Education Inc. -------- 513.721.2912
Suma (Services United for Mothers and Adolescents) --------- 513.487.7862
2330 Victory Parkway, 2nd floorCincinnati, OH 45206
- work with Teen Moms; Expectant Moms
- Young Father's Program
- Education and prevention program
Mental Health Services
Mental Health Access Point (MHAP) -------- 513.558.8888
- MHAP is a centralized access point for services throughout the Hamilton County Mental Health system. MHAP screens for service needs and connectsconsumers with the appropriate services
Emergencies:
Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES) --------- 513.584.8577
Adult Mobile Crisis -------- 513.584.8577
Youth Mobile Crisis -------- 513.558.8888
Telephone Support - Public Hotline -------------- 513.381.CARE
- This hotline provides services 24 hours a day, seven days a week, specializing insuicide prevention, crisis situations, and family violence
Consumer Warmline -------- 513.931.WARM
- This is a call-in service for existing consumers
Mental Health Case Managment Services
Mental Health Access Point (MHAP) -------- 513.558.8888
311 Albert Sabin Way; 45229 ----------- fax 558.6745
- MHAP provide Transitional Case Management
Central Clinic --------- 513.558.5823
311 Albert Sabin Way; 45229 ---------- fax 558.1020
Court Clinic --------- 513.352.1342
909 Sycamore Street -------- fax 352.1345
Central Community Health Board (CCHB) -------- 513.559.2000
532 Maxwell Street; 45219 -------- fax 559.2009
- North team, South team, East Team, West Team, Geriatric Services
Community Support Network ----------- 513.948.3350
1101 Summit Road; 45237 ----------- fax 948.3073
Core Behavioral Health Centers - Glenway --------- 513.541.7577
4968 Glenway Avenue; 45238 ------------ fax 471.8080
- Team one, Team two, Glenhaven, SMD
Core Behavioral Health Centers - Hamilton Ave. -------- 513.541.7577
5837 Hamilton Avenue; 45224 ------- fax 541.5895
- Team one, Team two, Team Three (Intensive), Team Four Greater
Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services (GCB) - McMillan -------- 513.354.7000
1322 E McMillan Street; 45206 --------- fax 751.8011
- Administration Office, Team 995, Team 996, Deaf team
GCB - North --------- 513.354.7200
PNC Building: 7162 Reading Rd, 12th floor; 45237 ------------ fax 354.7280
- Team 992, Team 993, Team 994
GCB - Park Place --------- 513.354.7500
2330 Victory Parkway, 6th floor; 45206 ------------ fax 569.0999
- Transitional Case Management/ Homeless Team, Forensic ACT Team,Mental Health Court, PATH Team
GCB - Victory ------------ 513.861.6688
2621 Victory Parkway; 45206 --------- fax 559.3848
- Team One, Transitional Youth Project, Team Three, Team Four, Team Five,Team Six
GCB - Mitchell Center -------- 513.396.6130 / 513.458.3004
5041 Oaklawn Drive; 45227
SAMI ----------- 513.872.4900
2433 Iowa Avenue; 45206 ------- fax 872.4908
Mental Health Provider Agencies - Hamilton County Mental Health Board
Anchoring Families Together (AFT) ------ 513.562.3100
2403 Auburn Avenue; 45219 -------- fax 562.3102
- services for children
Beech Acres --------- 513.231.6630
6881 Beechmont Avenue --------- fax 624.0134 Cincinnati, OH 45230
- services for children
Camelot Care --------- 513.961.5900
2245 Gilbert Avenue, Suite 100; 45206 -------- fax 961.5903
- services for children
Cancer Family Care ------ 513.731.3346
2421 Auburn Avenue; 45219 -------- fax 458.3582
- Services for Adults
Cape Social Club ------- 513.281.4956
2501 Vine Street; 45219
- services for adults
Catholic Social Services of SW Ohio ------- 513.241.7745
100 E 8th Street, 5th floor ------- fax 241.4333
- services for children and adults
Center for Children and Families ------- 513.321.8286
4760 Madison Road; 45227 ------- fax 533.5828
Central Clinic -------- 513.558.5823
311 Albert Sabin Way ; 45229 -------- fax 558.3880
- services for children and adults
Central Community Health Board (CCHB) --------- 513.559.2000
532 Maxwell Avenue; 45219 ------- fax 559.2020
- services for children and adults
Children's Home--------- 513.272.2800
5050 Madison Road; 45227 --------- fax 272.2807
- services for children
Children's Hospital Medical Center --------- 513.636.4200
3333 Burnet Avenue; 45229-3039 -------- fax 636.7194
- services for adults
COAC, Inc. ------------- 513.558.5370
231 Bethesda Avenue, ML 559; 45267 ------------- fax 558.0363
- services for adults
Consumer Network --------- 513.221.7755
2340 Auburn Avenue, 2nd floor; 45219 -------- fax 221.8118
- services for adults
Core Behavioral Health Centers ---------- 513.541.7570
5837 Hamilton Avenue; 45224 -------- fax 471.8080
- services for adults
Counseling Source, Inc. ---------- 513.984.9838
10921 Reed Hartman Highway, Suite 133; 45242 ---------- fax 984.8075
- services for children and adults
Court Clinic ----------- 513.651.9300
909 Sycamore, Suite 400 --------- fax 352.1345
- services for adults
Crossroads Center --------- 513.475.5300
311 Martin Luther King Drive; 45219 --------- fax 352.1345
- services for children and adults
Excel Development Corp. ---- 513.632.7149
801-B W 8th Street, Suite 524; 45203 ------- fax 632.7171
- services for adults
Family Services of the Cincinnati Area -------- 513.381.6300
205 W Fourth Street ------- fax 345.8551
- services for children and adults
First Step Home ---------- 513.961.4663
2203 Fulton Avenue; 45206 ----------- fax 961.4685
- services for women with children
Free Store/Food Bank ---------- 513.482.4500
Administration Office -------- fax 482.7532
1250 Tennessee Avenue; 45229
- Client Services --------- 513.241.1064
112 E Liberty ------- fax 357.4683
G.L.A.D. House, Inc. --------- 513.641.5530
4721 Reading Rd., Bldg. A; 45206 ------- fax 482.7042
- services for children
Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Srvc --------- 513.354.7000
(formerly CRI and Queen City) 1322 E McMillan Street; 45206
- services for adults
Hamilton County Adult Probation Court ----------- 513.852.8900
800 Broadway -------- fax 632.7281
- services for adults
Hamilton County Family & Children -------- 513.946.4990
First Council (HCFCFC)
125 E Court Street, Suite 350
- services for families and children
Hamilton CO. Juvenile Court - Hillcrest School --------- 513.552.1200
246 Bonham Road; 45215 ---------- fax 552.1290
Hamilton Co. Juvenile Court - Youth Center ---------- 513.946.2800
2020 Auburn Avenue; 45219 -------- fax 946.2675
- services for children
Health Resource Center --------- 513.357.4602
112 E Liberty Street -------- fax 357.4696
- Services for adults
IKRON Rehabilitation ----------- 513.621.1117
2347 Vine Street; 45219 ------- fax 621.2350
- services for adults
Kemper House ---------- 513.281.1347
2374 Kemper Lane
- mentally ill
Lighthouse Youth Services -------- 513.221.3350
1501 Madison Road; 45206 ------- fax 221.3665
- services for children
Mental Health Access Point (MHAP) -------- 513.558.8888
311 Albert Sabin Way; 45229 ---------- fax 558.3133
- services for children and adults
Mental Health Assoc. ---------- 513.721.2910
2400 Reading Road, Suite 412 ------- fax 287.8544
- services for adults
Mental Health Services -East ------------ 513.321.8286
4760 Madison Road; 45227 --------- fax 533.5828
- services for children and adults
Norcen Behavioral Health Systems ----------- 513.761.6222
PNC Bank Building 7162 Reading Rofloo; 45237 ------- fax 679.4590
- services for children and adults
Ohio Youth Advocate --------- 614.777.8777
3780 Rigde Mill -------- fax 614.777.8840
Hilliard, OH 43026
- services for children
Pressley Ridge Schools - Pryde -------- 513.559-1402
2368 Victory Parkway, Suite 500; 45206 ---------- fax 559.5475
- services for children
Psychiatric Emergency Services ----------- 513.584.8348
University Hospital, 234 Goodman Avenue; 45267 ----------- fax 584.5618
- Mobile Crisis Unit ------------- 513.584.5098
Quality Review Services, Inc. -------- 513.860.2130
2828 Mack Road; Fairfield, OH 45014 ------- fax 860.2172
-services for children
Salvation Army --------- 513.762.5660
131 E 12th Street --------- fax 762.5679
- services for adults
Specialized Services for Youth (SAFY) of America -------- 1.800.532.7239
260 Northland Boulevard; 45246 -------- fax 419.695.0004
- services for children
St. Aloysius Orphanage ---------- 513.242.7600
4721 Reading Road; 45237 -------- fax 242.2845
- services for children
St. Joseph Orphanage -------- 513.741.3100
3400 Edalbert Drive; 45239 ---------- fax 741.5686
- services for children
Summit Behavioral Health / Community Support Network --------- 513.948.3350
Summit Road; 45237 ------- fax 948.3073
- services for adults
Talbert House --------- 513.751.7747
2600 Victory Parkway; 45206 --------- fax 751.8107
- services for children and adults
281.CARE 3891 Reading Road, 45229 -------- 281.CARE
Tender Mercies -------- office: 513.721.8666 ----- outreach: 513.639.0742
27 W 12th Street
- services for adults fax 639.7037
University Affiliated Cincinnati Center (UACCDD) --------- 513.636.4639
For Developmental Disorders
Interface Program3333 Burnet Avenue; 45229 --------- fax 636.3473
- Services for Children and Adults
Substance Abuse
Local Treatment Centers for Substance Abuse Detox and Inpatient Treatment
Center for Chemical Addiction Treatment (CCAT) -------- 513.381.6672
830 Ezzard Charles Drive; 45214
- call with client or have client call
Crossroads Center -------- 513.475.5300
3009 Burnet Avenue; 45219
- Access to detox is also thru University Hospital ER
Droege House --------- 859.291.1045
925 Fifth Avenue Dayton, KY 41074
St. Elizabeth Medical Center ------- 859.578.5966
Chemical Dependency Program: South
200 Medical Village Drive Edgewood, KY 41017
St. Luke Hospital: Careunit -------- 859.572.3500 / 606.654.6974
512 Maple Avenue, Falmouth, KY 41040
Veterans Affairs Chemical Dependency Unit ------ 513.475.6353
3200 Vine Street; 45220
General Substance Abuse Information
Cincinnati Area Services & Program for Chemical Dependency Prevention & Treatment
from The Alcoholism Council of the Cincinnati Area, NCADD
----------------------------------------------------------- 513.281.7880 / 513.281.7422 (RHAC)
2828 Vernon Place Cincinnati, OH 45219 ------------------- fax 281.7884
Information and Referrals
Alcoholism Council of the Cinti Area, NCADD ------------------ 281.7880
Alcohol/Chemical Abuse Council of Butler County ---------- 868.2100
Clermont Recovery Center ------------ 735.8100
Coalition for a Drug Free Greater Cincinnati ---------------- 751.8000
Community Chest --------------- 721.7900
Drug & Alcohol Center of Warren and Clinton Counties ------------------ 695.1131
Drug & Poison Information Center ----------------- 558.5111
The Family Link Line --------------- 946.LINK
Hamilton City TASC ------------ 946.3785
Talbert House ------------- Main Office: 872.5844
CRI -------------------- 569.4734
Community Education & Prevention Services
The Alcoholism Council ----------- 281.7880
Includes
- kids connection for children of alcoholics (7-15),
- Parents groups
- Teen institute
- CASA
- TREND
Butler County ---------------- 868.2100
Clermont Recovery Center ------------ 735.8100
Drug & Poison Info Center ------------------- 558.5111
OPERC: OH Prevention & Education Resource Center ------------------ 556.3752
UMADAOP: Urban Minority Alcohol/Drug Abuse Outreach Program -------- 541.7099
ASAP Center ----------- 458.6640
Self-Help Organizations
AA Intergroup ----------- 351.0422
AA Oak Street ------------ 861.3500
AA N KY - Central Office ---------- 859.491.7181
AA Suburban Groups 24 hour Answering Svc --------- 791.6219
Al-Anon Office -------------- 771.5959
Al-Anon Answering Svc --------- 771.4070
Co-dependency Anony/Adult Children of Alcoholics -------- 281.7880
- Call for meeting schedules
Gamblers Anonymous --------- 244.9779
Middletown Central Club ----------- 424.9488
Narcotics Anonymous ----------- 820.2947
Rational Recovery --------- 441.6406
Recovery Resource Center ------- 761.7353
Tough Love ---------- 231.2631
Tough Love Covington ------ 859.261.8148
Neighborhood Services
Lincoln Heights --------- 769.5580
Santa Maria Community Services :Price Hill, Sedamsville ------ 557.2700
Talbert House: COPE Community Outreach -------- 684.7968
Victory Neighborhood Services: Walnut Hills only --------- 961.4500
Intervention Services
The Alcoholism Council ----------------- 281.7880
Detoxification Service
Center for Chemical Addictions Treatment: CCAT -------- 381.6672
Social Detox: Dual Diagnosis ------ 475.5350
Transitions Detox: N KY --------- 859.291.1043
Veterans Affairs Medical Center ------------ 475.6367
Adolescent Services
Alternatives: Talbert House ------- 872.8880
Butler Behavioral Health Services:
Fairfield Counseling Ctr --------- 942.3181
Hamilton Counseling Ctr ------- 896.7780
Horizon Services Hamilton --------- 867.2180
Middletown Counseling Ctr ----------- 424.1193
West Chester Counseling Ctr --------- 860.1640
Christ Hospital--------- 585.8500
The Crossroads Center ------ 475.5300
Kids Helping Kids --------- 575.7300
Lighthouse Youth Services: New Life ------ 221.3350
The Nurturing Center ------- 331.9555
NORCEN -------- 761.6222
N KY Comprehensive Care Counseling Centers ------- 859.283.9222
Reading Youth Services ------ 733.5623
Sojourner Home ------ 868.7654
Teen Challenge ------- 248.0452
Services for Women
The Alcoholism Council -------- 218.7880
The Crossroads Center ------ 475.5300
ODAT: One Day At a Time ------------ 221.6937
Women's Residential
Bethany House ------ 557.2873
Chaney Allen House ------ 475.5349
First Step Home ------ 961.4663
Serenity Square ------- 921.8839
Sojourner House ------- 868.7654
WRAP: Women's Residential Addiction Program -------- 859.491.2090
Domestic Violence
Alice Paul House: Battered Women Help Line -------- 872.9259
Butler County Shelter: Dove House ----- 863.7099
House of Peace: Clermont County YWCA ----- 753.7281
ODAT: One Day AT A Time ------ 221.6937
Oxford House ------ 665.4930
Salvation Army ------- 762.5655
Transitional Living Program for Battered Women: YWCA ------- 241.7090
Welcome House: KY ------- 859.431.8717
Women's Crisis; KY ------ 859.491.3335
Women Helping Women ----- 381.5610
Culturally Specific Services
Jewish Family Services ----- 469.1188
Urban Appalachian Council ---------- 251.0202
UMADAOP --------- 541.7099
Services for Older Adults
Cincinnati Area Senior Services ------- 721.4330
Employee Assistance Programs
Bethesda Corporate Health Services Concerns Program ------- 891.1627
Family Services of Cincinnati -------- 381.6300
Life Management Systems --------- 772.9330
Public Employee Assistance Program ------ 421.7600
Workplace Intervention Network ----- 281.7880
DUI ServicesBrown & Adams County Substance Abuse Ctr: NDIP ------- 800.378.4811
Clermont Recovery Ctr ------- 735.8100
Northland --------- 735.9964
Talbert House ---------- 482.4600
Services for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing
The Alcoholism Council ---------- 281.7880
Detox & Inpatient Treatment
The Crossroads Center ------- 475.5350
CCAT -------- 381.6672
Droeger House: N KY -------- 859.291.1045
Good Samaritan Hospital ------- 872.2685
St. Elizabeth Medical Center Chemical Dependency Program: South ------ 859.578.5966
St. Luke's Hospital: CAREUNIT: Falmouth KY ------ 606.654.6974
Veterans Affairs Chemical Dependency Unit ----- 475.6353
Outpatient Services
The Alcoholism Council -------- 281.7880
Bethesda Outpatient:
Oak ---------------------- 569.6116
Blue Ash --------------- 489.6011
Butler Behavioral Health Services:
Fairfield ------------- 829.2121
Middletown --------------- 424.3505
CCHB ----------------559.2000
Christ Hospital Behavioral Services --------------- 585.8500
Clermont Recovery Ctr ----------- 735.8100
Crossroads Center ------------- 475.5300
Family Services of Cincinnati --------------------- 381.6300 / 345.8554
Covington --------------------859.291.1121
Florence, KY ----------------- 859.525.2602
Franciscan Behavioral Health Services ------------ 853.5656
Horizon Services:
Hamilton ------- 867.2280
Middletown ----------- 424.1193
West Chester ------------ 942.5600
Life Management Sys ---------- 741.9998
NORCEN ----------- 761.6222
N KY Comprehensive Care:
Counseling Centers ---------------- 859.283.9222
Access Line ----------------- 859.578.3232
Covington ----------- 859.431.2225
Florence ------------- 859.525.6808
Newport ----------------- 859.431.4450
Newport: Alcohol ------------859.431.6510
SARA-IRP ---------- 621.4747
SOS Hall: Male only -------- 863.2975
Talbert Drug & Family Counseling ------ 872.4905
St. Luke West IOP & Detox -------- 859.962.5384
Veterans Affairs Outpatient Chemical: Dependency Unit ---------- 475.6367
Methodone Programs
CCHB --------------- 559.2000
Veterans Affairs Medical Center -------- 475.6384
Men's Residential
Residential or 'Halfway House' services are designed to provide supportive group living arrangement for chemical dependency patients in the early stages of recovery.
CCAT ------------- 381.6672
Starting Over for Men --------- 961.2256
God's Property ----------- 751.9951
Charlie's _ House ----------- 784.1853
Droege House: N KY ----------- 859.291.1045
Gateway ----------- 421.9333
Joseph House: Veterans --------- 241.2945
Mt. Airy Shelter: Men
Office: Interviewing --------------- 946.2285
Residence ------------------ 661.4620
Prospect House ---------- 921.1613
Salvation Army Rehabilitation Center: Men ---------- 351.3457
SARA -IRP: Transitional -------- 621.4747
Store House Ministry ----------- 859.431.0500
Substance Abuse Treatment Services --------- 281.7880
SW Ohio Serenity Hall Inc ------------ 937.378.6131
Teen Challenge: Adult Male Center ----------- 248.0452
Transitions Housing: Men ----------- 241.0490
Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime ----------- 945.3785
The Recovery Hotel --------- 421.0227
Drop-In Centers
Drop-Inn Center -------- 721.0643
City Gospel Mission: Men ---------- 241.5525
Community Anti-Drug Coalitions
Alcohol & Other Drugs Council of N KY ------- 859.428.1799
Anderson Area Community Task Force on Substance Abuse -------- 231.3600
Cheviot Partnership Against Substance Abuse ------- 661.2700
Coalition for a Drug-Free Greater Cincinnati -------- 751.8000
Community Cares Council Deer Park ------- 791.8056
Kings Local Parents& Community Together: PACT ------- 677.9747
Madeira City Drug Task Force ------ 891.8222
Northeast Community Challenge --------- 891.7526
Community Action Groups
MADD ----------- 769.6800
Volunteers of America ------- 381.1954
Cincinnati Suicide Hotlines ------------------ 231.4726 / 281.CARE
Hispanic Resources
Hispanic Ministries -------- 948.1760
SU CASA - Hispanic Speaking AA/NA Mts -------- 761.1588
Bienstar Program ------ 557.5370
Health Departments
Butler County --------------- 863.1770
Cinti City Health District -------------357.7280
Clermont County ----------- 732.7499
Hamilton County -------- 946.7800
Norwood ------------------- 458.4600
Ohio Dept of Health ------------ 614.466.3543
Other Important Numbers
The ADAS Board ---------- 621.7202
Child Care
Jewish Community Center ----------- 513.761.7500
Homeless Child Care --------- 513.762.5660
- childcare for children in shelters and transitional housing
Kennedy Heights Montessori Center ----------- 513.631.8135
- priority to local 3 yr olds
Madisonville Child Care Center ---------- 513.271.8584
Memorial Community Center -----------513.621.3032
New Beginnings Child Care Inc ---------- 513.724.3232
North Fairmont Community Center -------------- 513.921.5842
Roark Learning Center Inc ---------- 513.961.2696
- age 2-5 years
Southen Hills Joint Vocational School ---------- 937.378.6131
- teen parents
St. Paul's Child Care Center ------------ 859.581.3390
- 6 wks to 6 yrs
Victory Neighborhood Services Agency ------- 513.961.4500
- Walnut hills
Children's Services
Holly Hill Children's Services --------- 859.635.0500
- Adolescent girls 11 -18; residential
Memorial Community Center --------- 513.621.3032
- Head Start and day camps
ProKids -------- 513.281.2000
- abused and neglected children
Salvation Army ------ 513.762.8600
- day camp
St. Rita School for the Deaf ---------- 513.771.7600
St. Joseph Orphanage ------- 513.741.3100
- Resident care for neglected
Wesley Education Center for Children ------ 513.861.9865
- 6 mos. To 5 years
Environment
Environmental Community Organization ----- 513.771.5087
Imago ------------- 513.921.5124
Mill Creek Restoration Project ---------- 513.731.8400
Furniture
St. Vincent DePaul Emergency Services ------- 513.421.0602
1125 Bank Street; 45214
- Furniture vouchers are issued only at the Bank Street location
- Appointments are taken at the end of each month for the following month
Goodwill Thrift Stores
- Stores located in Cheviot, Montgomery, Oakley, and Tri-County
- Furniture vouchers accepted from agency providers as long as they are made out to Goodwill
Homeless Assistance
Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless ----------- 513.421.7803
117 E 12th Street
- Advocates for Cincinnati's homeless population
- Coordinates services among the different homeless shelters
- Publishes "Streetvibes" newspaper
PATH PROJECT --------------- 513.354.7500
(assistance in transition from homelessness)
2330 Victory Parkway; 45206
- Intensive outreach to people in Hamilton County who are homeless and suffer from mental illness
- Path links such persons with Mental Health services and other supports necessary to end their homelessness
HIP (Homeless Individuals Partnerships) ----------- 513.721.4471
40 E McMicken Avenue ---------- fax 621.3291
- provides case management services to clients who meet HUD's definition of"Chronically Homeless"
Legal Services
Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati ----------- 513.241.9400
215 E Ninth Street, Suite 200
- provides legal counseling in civil cases for individuals unable to pay for suchassistance
Personal Care
Franciscan Daymaker Salon -------- 513.651.6468
126 E 13th Street (near Main)
- Provides professional hair care services to the poor
- Serves men, women, seniors, and pre-schoolers
- Persons needing hair care just prior to job interviews or first day jobs
- Services include haircuts, shape-ups, beard trims, shampoo, blow dry, perms, and relaxers
- Walk-in status for other services
- Monetary donations are appreciated, but no required for services
- Hours: Mon-Thurs 9:30am-12:15 and 1-3pm
Mary Magdalen Shower House --------------- 513.721.4811
1221-1223 Main Street
- A safe place where the homeless can shower, shave, wash their hair, receivea change of clothes, have clothes laundered, receive messages, use the phone;
- Also provides personal hygiene products: soap, shampoo, razors,shaving cream, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, etc
- Hours: Mon - Sat 8-12noon and 1-4pm
Prison Advocacy
Drop Inn Center ------------ 513.721.0643
Justice Watch -------------- 513.241.0490
Man-to-Man/ Woman-to-Woman Of Cincinnati ---------- 513.681.4129
Prison Reform Advocacy Center ---------------- 513.421.1108
Prison Halfway Houses
Justice Watch ------------- 513.241.0490
Talbert House ---------------- 513.751.7747
Safety Saniation
Cincinnati Customer Service Call Center ------------- 513.591.6000 (hotline)
Fire Code Violations ------------- 513.357.7585
Nuisance Animals:
Live animals ----------------- 513.541.6100 (SPCA)
Dead animals ------------------- 513.591.6000
Nuisance Vehicles:
Police districts (for public property) --------------- 513.352.3505 (otr district 1)
Health Department (for private property) ----------------- 513.564.1780
Police (district one for Over-the-Rhine)
General number ------------------- 513.352.3505
Sgt. Maris Herold ------------- 513.352.1463 (office) -------- 513.269.0243 (pager)
Recycling hotline ---------------- 513.242.4600
Senior Services
AARP -------------- 513.721.0717
Abuse Hotline ------------ 513.421.5433
Adult Protective Services ----------- 513.637.6751
Cincinnati Area Senior Services -------------- 513.721.4330
Council on Aging of SW Ohio ---------------- 513.721.7670
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cinti ----------- 513.471.1100
Jewish Community Center ----------------- 513.761.7500
Lifespan Inc -------------- 513.867.7545
Prescription Medicine
Jordan Center MedShare --------------- 513.557.5370
- thru Santa Maria Community Services
Social/Recreation
Just for Us Social Club (for Mental Health Clients) -------------- 513.841.1170
5041 Oaklawn Avenue; 45227
- A consumer run social club
- No membership fees; come and go as you please
- Activities: billiards, bingo, board games, card games, chat groups, crafts, darts, day trips, movies, group outings
- Free beverages and snacks
- Hours: Mon- Friday 10:30am - 6:30pm; Sat 11:30am - 3pm
- Bus #11
Mental Health Consumer Network, Inc.
2340 Auburn Avenue; 45219
A merger of Cape Social Club and Consumer Network
Cape Social Club ---------- 513.281.4956
- Consumer run social club and peer support
- Activities: Pool table, air hockey, cards, board games, movies, group outings
- Free beverages and snacks
- Hours: Wed thru Sun 11:30am - 5:30pm
Consumer Network ------------- 513.221.7755
- Consumer run on-site program: Recovery Initiative
- Computer lab, support groups, library, educational resources, peercounseling, etc.
- Warmline phone: 931.9276
- Publishes Consumer Network
- Hours: Mon-Fri 10am - 4pm
Lord's Gym ----------- 513.621.5300 (office)
1200-1202 Race Street
- men only- weight lifting and fellowship for men
- Hours: mon-Friday 10:30am - 6:30pm; Sat 11:30am-3pm
Sarah Center ----------- 513.651.1532
1600 Vine Street
- An enrichment center for women
- Social activities, educational opportunities, emergency assistance Develops skills in jewelry making and handcrafts
- Hours: Mon-Friday 9am-4pm
Transportation
Cincinnati Metro:
- Fares and Schedules ---------------- 513.621.4455
Access (for the disabled) ------------- 513.632.7590
- Fare Deal Discounts ------------- 513.632.7540
- Lost and Found --------------- 513.621.9450
Hamilton Co. Dept. of Job and Family Services Medicaid Trans. -------------- 513.946.2464
- Transportation to medical appointments
- Must call in advance Must be a Medicaid recipient
Stranded Travelers Program, Salvation Army -------------- 513.762.5660
I131 E 12th Street
- Must be a stranded traveler, displaced or homeless due to travel emergency
- Must present photo ID and SS card or some other valid identification
- Must identify a person or agency at the client's destination who will receive them into their home or program, or verify residency.
Multiple Service Agencies
Brighton Center ------------- 859.491.8303
706 Park Avenue Newport, KY 41071
- Provides more than 34 programs for individuals, families, and youth
- Emergency assistance with food, clothing, medicine, housing
- Education and skills training programs; youth programs; counseling services
Catholic Social Services of SW Ohio ------------- 513.241.7745
100 E 8th Street, 5th floor
- Emergency assistance: food vouchers; rent programs, etc.
- Call the Resource Center Individual, Marital, and family counseling
- In-Home Counseling for the Elderly, Disabled, or homebound persons
- Substance Abuse Counseling and Prevention; Counseling to Incarcerated Persons; Family Life Education; foster grandparent program;
- adoption services; infant foster care; Senior companion program; homemaker services
Cincinnati Union Bethel/ Terrace Guild ------------ 513.768.6907
300 Lytle Place (admin. Office)
- Emergency assistance with food, clothing, rent and utilities
- Family and child development programs; youth programs; mentoring, counseling;
- Adult education programs; computer training classes
- Eight head start centers
- Housing
Community Action Agency ----------- 513.569.1850
2905 Woodburn Avenue (main office); 45206
- Emergency assistance with food vouchers, prescription medication; rent/mortgage, gas, and electric
- Assistance with transportation, bus tokens
- Transitional Housing
- GED and Literacy classes; Scholarships Job Training/employment; basic and advanced computer training
- Head Start Programs; Initiative Program; Fatherhood Initiative Program
Freestore/ Foodbank ----------- 513.241.1064
112 E Liberty
- Emergency assistance with food, personal hygiene products; clothing vouchers, dishes, blankets, diapers, baby formula, bus tokens, birth certificates and identification
- Assistance with heaters/fans/air conditioners (in season)
- School supplies and school uniforms
- Financial assistance with rent and utilities Direct rent/ Utility program; smart rent program
- Housing search, placement, and resources; Payee program
- Budget counseling; job training, educational programs
Mercy Franciscan At St. John's ------------ 513.241.2186
1316 Main Street
- Emergency assistance with food, clothing, personal care items, householditems, small appliances
- Assistance with rent and utilities, fans and air-conditioners (in season)
- Family services, senior citizen services, counseling services
- Educational programs
- Young Men's Program
- Temporary Housing
St. Vincent DePaul Emergency Services ---------- 513.562.8841
1125 Bank Street; 45214-2130
- Emergency assistance with food, clothing, pots, pans, small appliances, and other household items
- Furniture/ beds
- Assistance with rent and occasionally with mortgages if funds are available
- Assistance with gas and electric bills; water bills
- Vouchers for items in St. Vincent DePaul's numerous thrift stores
Salvation Army Family Service Bureau ------------ 513.762.5660
131 E 12th Street
- Emergency assistance with food, clothing, rent and utilities, bus tokens,identification
- Budget counseling/ money management
- Emergency shelter and transitional housing
- Day care and programs for the elderly
- Individual, family, marital, group and parent-child counseling
- Assistance with employment/unemployment problems, alcohol/drugproblems, anger management, housing problems, psychiatric consultation, crisis intervention
United Way of Greater Cincinnati ----------- 513.762.7100
2400 Reading Road
- United Way acts as the focal point for a multitude of agencies with services ina variety of areas:
-- Health
-- Housing
-- Education
-- Counseling
-- Children and family services
-- Neighborhoods and communities
- for free and confidential information and referral and access to health, socialand human services, call:
UNITED WAY HELPLINE: 211 or 513.721.7900