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Belmont County The
County Resource Directory Please click this link: http://www.belmontCountyOhio.org/ |
| Area Agency On Aging Belmont County 60788 Southgate Rd Byesville , OH 43723 Phone; (740) 432-6600 |
Adult day services, Companion services, Home delivered meals, Home medical equipment, Homemaker services, Home repair, Electronics monitoring systems, and medical transportation. |
| Adult Protective Services Belmont County 60788 Southgate Rd Byesville , OH 43723 Phone; Phone; (740) 432-6600 |
To respond to and investigate reports of elderly abuse, exploitation or neglect in a timely manner, and to offer assistance where needed |
Ombudsman
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The Ombudsman addresses the concerns of consumers in a variety of long term care settings. by investigating and resolving complaints; Promoting the enforcement of laws and regulations; Advising and recommending policy to sttae andd federal government agencies on long term care issuses; and educating the public, consumers, providers, and policy makers. |
| Department of Job and Family Services Belmont County 67800 Mall Ring Rd Saint Clairsville , OH 43950 Phone; (740) 695-4431 |
Assistance with health care, food stamps, Financial assistance, food stamps, Shelter and transportation |
| Board of MR/DD Belmont County 330 Fox Shannon pl Saint Clairsville , OH 43950 Phone; (740) 695-0460 |
County agency providing supports to children and adults who have mental retardation or developmental disabilities. |
| Crisis Intervention/ Mental Health Services Belmont County 68353 Bannock Rd Saint Clairsville , OH 43950 Phone; (740) 695-9344 |
Crisis prevention and intervention for drug abuse and mental health services. |
| Child Protective Services Belmont County 67800 Mall Ring Rd Saint Clairsville , OH 43950 Phone; Phone; (740) 695-4431 |
Services are for families with children determined to be at risk of abuse and neglect |
| Domestic Violence Belmont County National Domestic Violence Hotline National Domestic Violence Hotline Phone 1-800-799-SAFE(7233) 1-800-787-3224(TDD) |
Services are for families with children determined to be at risk of abuse and neglect. |
| Shelters Belmont County 11 13th St Wheeling , WV 26003 Phone; (304) 233-0880 |
Give drink, clothing and shelter to the homeless.
... reach out to the stranger, the homeless and dispossessed . |
| Shelters Belmont County 204 S Paul St Woodsfield , OH 43793 Phone; (740) 472-2377 |
Social Services, Mental Health, Nutrition Counseling, Home Health Services, Homeless Services, HomelessShelters, Hospice Services |
| Food Pantries Belmont County 11th & Chapline St Wheeling , WV 26003 Phone; (304) 232-3980 |
FoodPantry is open Every Friday 9:00 AM. Last Sunday Supper and Hymn sing last Sunday of every month. |
| Food Pantries Belmont County 1500 Main St Wheeling , WV 26003 Phone; (304) 233-0100 |
Save health and beauty items for gift baskets. Donate canned goods to foodpantries. Sell cleaning supplies at a rummage sale. |
| Salvation Army Belmont County 315 37th St Bellaire , OH 43906 Phone; (740) 676-6225 |
Services provided are health services, addiction dependency, worship services, and family tracing |
| Goodwill Industries Belmont County 307 S 4th St Martins Ferry, OH 43935 Phone; (740) 633-5253 |
This non-profit organization helps people with education, training, and career services for people with physical, mental and emotional disabilities. |
| Catholic Social Services Belmont County 422 Washington St Steubenville , OH 43952 Phone; (740) 282-3631 |
This organization provides services to help children and youth succeed, strengthening and supporting families |
| United Way Belmont County 51 11th St . Wheeling WV 26003 Phone; 304-232-4625 |
This organization provides services to help children and youth succeed, strengthening and supporting families |
| Lutheran Social Services Belmont County 301 N 5th St Steubenville , OH 43952 Phone; (740) 282-8010 |
This organization provides services for families who need financial, human resources and other support services. |
| Metropolitan Housing Authority Belmont County 1100 Maple CT Cambridge , OH 43725 Phone; (740) 439-6651 |
Their programs provide assistance to low and moderate income families and individuals. |
| Health Department Belmont County State Route 331 Saint Clairsville , OH 43950 Phone; (740) 695-1202 |
The health department performs food licensing and food inspection, vaccination programs, free STD and AIDS tests, and other medical assistance. |
| American Red Cross Belmont County 142 N 9th St Cambridge , OH 43725 Phone; (740) 432-3558 |
This agency helps prepare communities for emergencies and keep people safe |
| Go Local Ohio-Southeast website; http://apps.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/local/ohiosoutheast/homepage.cfm?areaid=14 | Welcome to “Go Local Ohio - Southeast”, a joint project between the National Library of Medicine and the Health Sciences Library at Alden Library, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio.
"Go Local Ohio - Southeast" currently has information on more than 2500 healthcare services across southeastern Ohio’s eighteen counties. The database continues to grow, and we welcome your suggestions for any sites we need to include. |
| RX for Ohio Website; http://www.rxforohio.org/who/ | RxforOhio is a program that connects qualified, low-income people with discount prescription drugs, direct from the pharmaceutical manufacturer. |
Connections- One Stop Employment and Training Center 302 Walnut Street Website; http://www.belmontcountyohio.org/connections/index.html |
Operating under the guidelines of the Workforce Investment Act, Connections was created for Belmont County businesses and citizens in order to provide a single system that offers an array of employment, education and training programs and partners' services. The goal of Connections is twofold:
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OHHS Ohio Hills Health Services Barnesville Familty Health Center - Freeport Family Health Center - Monroe Family Health Center 100 Hospital
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Ohio Hills Health Services is a non-profit health care operation, organized by communities in Eastern Ohio to promote healthy lifestyles and to provide comprehensive treatment and preventative services for area residents. The primary focus is to provide prompt, courteous and affordable health care that is responsive and sensitive to individual needs. Fees All insurances accepted including Medicare, Medicaid, Health Plan, Advantage Health, Blue Cross/Blue Shield and others. Ohio Hills Health Services receives funds from the Health Resources Services Administration, Department of Health and Human Services, to provide health services on a sliding fee scale based on income and family size. Application forms and information may be obtained at the health centers or by calling 740-425-5165. |
| OHSAI Mission Statement
As a professional organization, we are dedicated to advocacy, training and providing support which enhances and fosters growth of our individual members, member agencies, partners and others who impact the lives of children and families. OHSAI Values |
Community Action Commission of Belmont Co., Inc.
153 1/2 Main Street St. Clairsville, OH 43950 740/633-8964 740/633-6028 fax www.cacbelmont.org Shirley Johnson-Mallory, Director smallory@cacbelmont.org Gary F. Obloy, Executive Director gobloy@cacbelmont.org Part Day |
Spirit of Health… is a consumer support group (Communiity MH Services) located in Belmont County, serving a tri-county area of Belmont, Harrison and Monroe counties. It has been meeting for approximately 2 years. The group meets every Tuesday evening from 6pm- 9pm, at the Community Mental Health Services Center. |
Spirit of Health: Others Helping Others Contact information: PO Box 590 St.
Clairsville, OH 43950 Contact: Judith |
| Belmont
County Board of Developmental Disabilities Monty Kerr |
The Belmont County Board of Developmental Disabilities provides or links children and adults with disabilities to services and supports they need for their lives. The County Board is funded by local, state and federal sources and most services are provided at no cost. A seven-member board governs the organization. Five members are appointed by the County Commissioners and two appointed by the Probate Judge. By law at least three of the board members must be family members of individuals who receive or are eligible to receive services from the County Board. Board members are volunteers and receive no compensation for their services. |
| Autism Diagnosis Education Pilot Project se wanting to learn or participate in the project should contact Dan Farkas, Project Manager, at dfarkas@ohioaap.org or call (614) 846-6258. |
Autism Diagnosis Education Pilot Project will engage families, child care providers, educators, health-care professionals, and leaders in their communities in identifying opportunities to promote early identification of autism using standardized methods, while facilitating regional coordination of linkages with timely, effective services for children with autism spectrum disorders. Experts in the field of diagnosis and treatment of autism from throughout Ohio will be brought together to assist with development and implementation of the Project. The Autism Diagnosis Education Pilot Project will be tested in five counties which reflect the diverse population of Ohio. The target counties will be Belmont, western Cuyahoga, northwestern Franklin, Warren, and Wood. Belmont County will represent rural Southeastern Ohio. Western Cuyahoga County will represent urban Northeastern Ohio. Northwestern Franklin County will represent established suburban Central Ohio. Warren County will represent a rapidly growing suburban community in Southwestern Ohio. Wood County will represent a stable agricultural and university community in Northwest Ohio. Within these communities, the project leadership will work with local health departments to identify key stakeholders who can contribute to identifying the needs of their communities with regard to education regarding the diagnosis and treatment of autism. In addition, leaders of state agencies who care for children, as well as statewide experts in the diagnosis and treatment of autism will be asked to participate in the needs assessment. |
| Habitat for Humanity of Ohio Building homes and Communities for Ohio Belmont County
HFH |
Habitat for Humanity of Ohio is an independent, charitable, faith-based housing program dedicated to the elimination of poverty housing by building homes in partnership with families in need. We build simple, decent, and affordable houses and provide interest-free mortgages to families who would otherwise not be able to purchase their own home. The Habitat program is about home ownership and providing a long-term solution designed to break the poverty cycle |
Society for Equal Access Julie Ronald, director 821 Anola Ave., Suite B Dover, OH 44622 (330) 343-3668 voice (330) 602-2557 TTY (330) 343-3721 fax 1-888-213-4452 toll-free Counties served: Belmont, Carroll, Coshocton, Guernsey, Harrison, Holmes, Jefferson, Tuscarawas |
Independent Living Centers work to integrate persons with severe handicaps into the mainstream of life. These centers offer services that will assist persons to live more independently. Many centers provide the following services: Information and Referral, Housing Information, Attendant Care Referral, Transportation Information, Independent Living Skills, Social and Support Activities, Peer Counseling, Public Education, and Individual and Systems Advocacy. |
Belmont Senior Services, Inc. http://www.belmontseniorservices.org/index1.html 45240 National Road St. Clairsville, Ohio 43950 (800) 200-0320 Services: Nutrition Services Corregate Meals Home Delivered Meals Transportation Services Medical Appointments Non-Medical Home Care Senior Center |
Belmont Senior Services, Inc. is a 501 (C) 3 non-profit
organization that began in 1972 to provide support services to persons
60 years of age and older who reside in Belmont County. These services
include Transportation, Personal Care, Homemaking, Home Delivered
Meals (meals on wheels), Congregate Meals, and for socialization,
Belmont Senior Services operates 10 Senior Centers scattered across
the county. It is through provision of these services that the organization
strives to prevent, or at least postpone, for as long as possible,
nursing home placement of Belmont County’s frail elderly. While Belmont
County is a very rural county located in the Appalachian region, it
has the distinction of having the second highest percentage of elderly
population in the State of Ohio, with 18.2 % of its residents over
65 years of age. The National average is only 12.1%. Belmont Senior Services approximate 80 men and women, all of which are dedicated to meeting the needs of our clients. Funding sources include: local senior service levies, The Older Americans Act, PASSPORT, Medicaid Waiver, and the Veterans Administration. |
Belmont-Harrison-Monroe MH & Recovery Board
http://www.oacbha.org/about_us/index.html LINDA PICKENPAUGH |
VISION
MISSION The Ohio Association of County Behavioral Health Authorities is the statewide unifying voice for quality and cost effective prevention, treatment and support services. The Association shall provide leadership and advocacy to promote public policies and initiatives that support the local administration and delivery of mental health, alcohol and other drug services. |