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Huron County The
County Resource Directory Click this link: http://www.hccommissioners.com/ |
| Department of Human Services Huron Department of Human Services 185 Shady Lane Drive Norwalk 419-668-8126 |
Assistance with health care, food stamps, Financial assistance, food stamps, Shelter and transportation |
| Child Protective Serivces Huron County Department of Human Services Children Services Norwalk 419-668-8126 |
Investigate allegations of child abuse, neglect & dependency. Protective and supportive services. Emergency after hours call 419-663-2828. |
| Adult Protective Services Huron Department of Human Services 185 Shady Lane Drive Norwalk 419-668-8126 |
Investigate allegations of abuse, neglect or exploitation of adults 60 years or older. |
| Area on Aging Ohio District 5 Area Agency on Aging, Inc. 780 Park Avenue West Mansfield 419-524-4144 |
Passport and supportive services for residents 60 years or older. |
| Mental Retardation/Developmental
Disabilities Huron County Board of MRDD 306 South Norwalk Road, West Norwalk 419-668-8840 |
Supportive Services and case management for individuals who meet MRDD eligibility. Family Resource services. |
| Crisis Intervention/Mental Health
Services Firelands Community Mental Health Services 2020 Hayes Ave. Sandusky 419-627-5177 |
Crisis intervention and counseling services. |
| Crisis Intervention/Mental Health
Services Counseling Center of Huron County 292 Benedict Ave. Norwalk 419-663-3737 |
Individual, family and group counseling. After hours can call 800-826-1306. |
| Information & Referral Huron County Department of Human Services 185 Shady Lane Drive Norwalk 419-668-8126 |
General information and referral for community resources. |
| OmbudsmansHuron County P.O. Box 1978 Mansfield Ohio 44901 1-800-860-5799 or 419-5224-4144 | 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. |
| Domestic Violence Huron County Domestic Violence Program 419-663-3839 |
Crisis intervention and counseling for survivors of domestic violence. |
| Services for Aging, Inc. 130 Shady Lane Drive Norwalk 419-668-8821 |
General information and referral, and supportive services for the aging population of Huron County. |
| Child Care Resource Center 42851 North Ridge Rd. Elyria 440-324-7187 |
Child care resource information and referrals. |
| American Red Cross, Firelands Chapter
414 Superior St . Sandusky 419-626-1641 |
Assistance with emergency disaster situations. |
| Norwalk Area United Fund 37 East Washington St . Norwalk 419-668-0269 |
Information & referrals for United Way agencies in Northern Huron County. |
| New London United Fund PO Box 126 New London 419-929-8159 |
Information & referrals for United Way agencies in Huron County, excluding Greenwich, Norwalk, and Willard areas. |
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. |
| Firelands Electrical Co-Op, New London (800-533-8658). |
has a "round up program" where they place monies into an account, and meet every other month to review applications for assistance with equipment, etc. and decide who they can help and who they decline assistance. Maximum assistance is $2,500. They assist non-profit agencies and individuals and serve Huron, Ashland and Richland Counties. Don't have to be a member of the Co-Op. Call to request application Shelly Robinoff is main contact. |
CASA
of Huron County T: 419-663-2525 |
Agency
Description: CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) volunteers are ordinary citizens. No special legal or social work background is required. Volunteers are screened closely for objectivity, competence and commitment, then undergo a thorough training course. Volunteers learn courtroom procedures from judges, lawyers, social workers and CASA staff. The volunteers also receive training in effective advocacy techniques for children, and other topics ranging from child sexual abuse to early child development and adolescent behavior. Volunteers are required to be age 21 and older. CASA volunteers advocate for abused, neglected and dependent children in the Huron County Juvenile Court system. They are the "Child's Voice in Court." Client Eligibility: Youth clients that are going through the Huron County Juvenile Court system that are often alleged to be abused, neglected or dependent children. Clients are assigned a CASA by the Juvenile Court Judge or Magistrate. |
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AAPD http://www.aapd-dc.org/index.php |
The largest national nonprofit cross-disability member organization in the United States, dedicated to ensuring economic self-sufficiency and political empowerment for the more than 56 million Americans with disabilities. AAPD works in coalition with other disability organizations for the full implementation and enforcement of disability nondiscrimination laws, particularly the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Support AAPD - Donate Today |
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| Independent Living Centers ABILITY CENTER OF GREATER TOLEDO |
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 |
Search for Housing in Ohio |
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Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission, Inc. 908 South Depot Street |
The Erie-Huron Counties Community Action Commission, Inc. (EHCAC) is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to coordinating methods of removing the economically disadvantaged population of Erie and Huron counties from poverty. Services: Social Services Home Enery Assistance Program (HEAP) Summer Cooling Program Home Weatherization Assistance Program (HWAP) Norwalk Homeless Shelter Transportation Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) Parents as Teachers Head Start Program |
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National Women's Health Resource Center Call Us: 1-877-986-9472 (toll-free) 157 Broad Street, Suite 106 Red Bank, NJ 07701 |
The National Women's Health Resource Center is celebrating 20 years of providing women in-depth, objective, physician-approved information on a broad range of women's health issues. With more than 100 topics in our health library, including the latest medical advancements in each field, women often turn to us to answer their most pressing and personal health care questions. Through nationwide public education campaigns and personal assistance, NWHRC has helped women be informed health care consumers and has supported and promoted major milestones in the advancement of women's health for the past two decades. Quick links from New Mom's to Health Guides and Health Topics. Health Centers Publications and Resources News Room Columns |
Safe Harbour - Domestic Violence Shelter. P. O. Box 2616 Sandusky, Ohio 44870 24 Hour Hotline 800-953-2207 (or) 419-626-2200 |
Safe Harbour...a place for new
beginnings. Safe Harbour's mission is to provide families with an alternative to family violence. We offer safety, encouragement and support. Safe Harbour provides shelter, counseling, advocacy, support groups and community awareness education. Some of our families arrive with just the clothes they had on when they had to flee their home. We hope that Safe Harbour is their new beginning, as we provide for all of their needs while in shelter. Our goal is to create a safe place for families to stay by providing a confidential shelter and a supportive living environment that allows women to make informed choices about their future. When someone calls Safe Habour, we can offer help in many ways. We offer crisis counseling and referrals to other area services as necessary. If a women is seeking shelter, we determine her needs and help her decide if shelter is the right alternative. Sometimes, just talking to one of our trained caregivers gives the victim a new perspective to make decisions about their future. Our legal advocates will accompany the client through proceedings in Court and our support groups always welcome new members who want to change the direction of their lives. Education about domestic violence is critical to helping our clients make informed decisions about their lives. |