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Perry County The
County Resource Directory Click this link: http://www.perryCountyOhiocofc.com/index.htm |
| Area Agency On Aging Perry County 520 1st St New Lexington, OH 43764 Phone; (740) 342-4264 |
Adult day services, Companion services, Home delivered meals, Home medical equipment, Homemaker services, Home repair, Electronics monitoring systems, and medical transportation |
| Adult Protective Services Perry County 74 S 2nd St Newark , OH 43055 Phone; (740) 349-6338 |
To respond to and investigate reports of elderly abuse, exploitation or neglect in a timely manner, and to offer assistance where needed |
| Ombudsman Perry County P.o. Box 370 Reno, Ohio 45773 1-800-833-0830 or 740-374-9436 |
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 Perry County 212 S Main St New Lexington, OH 43764 Phone; (740) 342-3551 |
Assistance with health care, food stamps, Financial assistance, food stamps, Shelter and transportation |
| Board of MR/DD Perry County 499 N State St New Lexington, OH 43764 Phone; (740) 342-3542 |
County agency providing supports to children and adults who have mental retardation or developmental disabilities |
| Crisis Intervention/ Mental Health Services Perry County 131 N Ewing St Lancaster , OH 43130 Phone; (740) 689-6600 |
Crisis prevention and intervention for drug abuse and mental health services |
| Child Protective Services Perry County 239 W Main St Lancaster , OH 43130 Phone; (740) 653-4060 |
Services are for families with children determined to be at risk of abuse and neglect |
| Domestic Violence Perry 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 Perry County 625 Garfield Ave Lancaster , OH 43130 Phone; (740) 653-5678 |
dinner program at the Foundation Dinners, located two blocks away and open every night of the year as is the homelessshelter. |
| Shelters Perry County 1570 Granville Pike Lancaster , OH 43130 Phone; (740) 654-6711 |
services, including conducting food and clothing drives on campus, providing meals for the homelessshelter, sponsoring special |
| Food Pantries Perry County 704 E Main St Lancaster , OH 43130 Phone; (740) 687-3510 |
Food and other basic needs provided. |
| Food Pantries, Shelter, And Career training center.
Perry County 228 W Jefferson St New Lexington, OH 43764 Phone; (740) 342-4113 |
Strategies to accomplish this mission include: The development and operation of program services that address such issues as:
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| Salvation Army Perry County 515 Putnam Ave Zanesville , OH 43701 Phone; (740) 452-8350 |
Services provided are health services, addiction dependency, worship services, and family tracing |
| Goodwill Industries Perry County 200 S Main St New Lexington, OH 43764 Phone; (740) 342-1305 |
This non-profit organization helps people with education, training, and career services for people with physical, mental and emotional disabilities |
| Catholic Social Services Perry County 45 N 4th St Zanesville , OH 43701 Phone; (740) 452-5057 |
This organization provides services to help children and youth succeed, strengthening and supporting families |
| United Way Perry County 526 Putnam Ave Zanesville , OH 43701 Phone; (740) 454-6872 |
This organization provides services to help children and youth succeed, strengthening and supporting families |
| Lutheran Social Services Perry County 704 E Main St Lancaster , OH 43130 Phone; (740) 687-3510 |
This organization provides services for families who need financial, human resources and other support services. |
| Metropolitan Housing Authority Perry County 13000 Parkview Dr Roseville , OH 43777 Phone; (740) 697-7412 |
Their programs provide assistance to low and moderate income families and individuals |
| Health Department Perry County 121 W Brown St New Lexington, OH 43764 Phone; (740) 342-5179 |
The health department performs food licensing and food inspection, vaccination programs, free STD and AIDS tests, and other medical assistance. |
| American Red Cross Perry County 61 N Market St Logan , OH 43138 Phone; (740) 385-3536 |
This agency helps prepare communities for emergencies and keep people safe |
| Rx for Ohio Website; who | RxforOhio is a program that connects qualified, low-income people with discount prescription drugs, direct from the pharmaceutical manufacturer. |
| GO Local Ohio-Southeats 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. |
Hocking.Athens.Perry Community Action Hocking.Athens.PerryCommunity Action 11100 State Route 550 P.O. Box 340 Athens, Ohio 45701 |
What's New?
Small Grant Available to Assist Eligible Dislocated Workers
New Community Action Office Construction Underway
Down Payment and Rehabilitation Assistance Available for Hocking and Perry Counties
Program To Help Reduce Your Phone Bill - Lifeline Ohio Discount Telephone Program through AT&T
Help Your Neighbors! Our 2007 Campaign is Underway
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Southeastern Ohio Center for Independent Living "Access is Opportunity" Hocking County Office |
ABOUT SOCIL SOCIL, a Center for Independent Living, is a consumer controlled, cross disability, non-residential program providing services to Fairfield and Hocking Counties. It is funded in part by the US Department of Education under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. SOCIL promotes a philosophy of self-determination, peer support, self-help and self-advocacy, system advocacy, and equal access to society. SOCIL believes that people with disabilities have the right to choices and opportunities in society that support and maximize their empowerment, inclusion, leadership, independence and full participation in community life. SOCIL offers a wide variety of services, but four are essential in the efforts of people with disabilities to live independently. (For additional services that SOCIL provides, please see our “Services” page on this website.) Consumers are people who exercise choice and control over their goods or services . |
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The Modest Needs ® Mission Modest Needs exists
In keeping with its mission, Modest Needs offers the following four types of grants |
National Youth Violence Prevention Resource Center
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A Federal resource for communities working to prevent violence committed by and against young people. The mission of the NYVPRC is to provide key leaders in communities—local government leaders and community leaders—with dynamic resources to help support their efforts to plan, develop, implement, and evaluate effective youth violence prevention efforts. See About Us for more complete details about the NYVPRC. Topics
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