Clients in need may come to the Help Center to pick up a choice of 6 items of hygiene or cleaning items every 30 days. For newer resources, please check these Facebook pages: God's Hygiene Help Center Columbus Blessing Boxes Project Columbus, OH Neighbors Helping Neighbors Columbus Reaches Out Franklin County Collective Aid Help Columbus North Linden Neighbors St. Stephens Community House |
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RESOURCES
findhelp.org, by Aunt Bertha - The Social Care Networkwww.findhelp.org
Find food assistance, help paying bills, and other free/reduced cost programs in your zip code, including new programs for the COVID-19 pandemic. It's not only for food, though--it lists resources for housing, goods, transportation, health, money, care, education, work, and legal.
BABY and diaper Resources
The My Baby & Me program is a federal Healthy Start program, provided by Columbus Public Health. Our main goal is to assist women to have a healthy pregnancy and healthy baby. We can serve pregnant women, fathers of children under 18 months old, and the family until the infant turns 18 months old. The program can provide a free Pack 'N Play plus car seat. Our program is voluntary and clients can opt out at any time. We must have at least a monthly contact with the mother or caregiver. We assist with resources and information, health education, and case management. We also sometimes have limited supplies we can use to assist families. We have nurses, social workers, and outreach workers available to serve clients. If you are interested please call 614-725-2229 to enroll. Please leave a voice mail if needed and we will call you back to enroll.
Diapers distributed to clients at God's Hygiene Help Center are provided by Bottoms Up Diaper Bank. www.bottomsup.life
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You can get a free crib through Celebrate One
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Call 211, they can provide links to get a carseat and other items.
Moms2be will help you with everything and if they can't get it for you they will find another organization that will help you! They are awesome! |
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Now, new members can register online ahead of time! Check it out here: www.littlebottoms.org
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a wonderful local Columbus outreach program called Little Baby Bellies & Bum Outreach. This is a supplemental service for babies who need formula, diapers and wipes. There is no documentation or anything needed. You just simply contact the group and one of us will try to get you what you need. There is a variety of different formulas as well as diapers in stock. Our goal is to make sure every baby has a full tummy. As a reminder if you or someone you know is looking to donate diapers, wipes or non expired formula please send us a message. We definitely couldn't continue to do this without our wonderful donors. If you or someone you know needs assistance please don't hesitate
how do i receive free diapers in columbus
The Columbus Diaper Coalition does not distribute diapers directly to individuals.
Instead, diapers are distributed through a network of partner agencies such as food pantries and other social service organizations. By working with organizations that are established in the community it allows the Columbus Diaper Coalition to contribute a resource to our Partners, increasing their services to the community. It also allows us to be efficient and to utilize our Partner's expertise to distribute to families and babies in need.
To get free diapers connect with one of our Partner Agencies below.
Click on the Partner name to be redirected to their website and to learn their criteria needed to access diapers and resources.
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Food Pantries
Central Columbus
Broad Street Food Pantry - 760 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43205
Serves zip codes 43203, 43205, 43209, 43213, 43215
Pantry hours: Monday-Friday 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m; Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Photo ID and proof of address required for head of household and adults over 18 years of age. ID required for 17 and under.
NNEMAP Food Pantry - 677 E 11th Ave, Columbus, OH 43211
Serves zip codes 43201, 43211, 43215
1st thru 19th of the month Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:45 a.m.-11:45 a.m.
20th to end of the month Monday thru Friday 8:45 a.m.-11:45 a.m.
Vineyard Columbus 5th Avenue Food Pantry -181 E 5th Ave, Columbus, OH 43201
Serves zip code 43201
Pantry hours: Saturdays 9:30-11 a.m. Registration begins at 7 a.m.
Bring a photo ID with a current address. Breakfast is served to anyone and does not require registration.
North Columbus
Vineyard Columbus Northside Food Pantry - 4664 Cleveland Ave, Columbus, OH
Serves zip codes 43224, 43229, 43231
Pantry Hours: Saturdays 9:30-11:30 am. Registration begins at 7 a.m.
Bring a photo ID with a current address. Breakfast is served to anyone and does not require registration.
Worthington Resource Pantry - 6700 Huntley Rd, Columbus, OH 43229
Serves zip codes 43016, 43035, 43065, 43081, 43085, 43229, 43235, 43240
Hours: The pantry schedule can be found on the Worthington Food Pantry website
East Columbus
Bishop Griffin Center - 2875 E Livingston Ave, Columbus, OH 43209
Serves zip codes 43209, 43213, 43219, 43227, 43232
Open every Wednesday 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and every Friday 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
GRIN Food Pantry - 165 Granville St, Gahanna, OH 43230 (Located inside the Mifflin Presbyterian Church)
Serves Gahanna-Jefferson School District residents
Pantry Hours: Wednesday 10 a.m.-12 p.m.* 1st & 3rd Tue 6 p.m.-8 p.m.* 1st & 3rd Sat 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Contact to make appt. @ 614-214-4747
West Columbus
Baptist For Life Of Central Ohio - 3417 Palmetto St., Columbus OH 43204 (located in the Immanuel Baptist Church)
Serves all zip codes
Maternity Resource Center - provides free maternity clothes, baby/toddler clothes, furniture & equipment, diapers, counsel, and referrals
Hours: Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30 p.m and Saturdays from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. No appointment or referral is necessary.
Gladden Food Pantry - 318 S. Glenwood Ave Columbus, OH 43223
Serves zip codes 43222, 43223, and 43215 (West of the river)
Pantry hours: Wed:1 p.m.-3 p.m.& M,T,Th,F 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Community Service Organizations
Lutheran Social Services Choices for Victims of Domestic Violence - Need help? Call the 24-hour crisis line: 614-224-HOME (4663)
Sole resource for victims of domestic violence seeking shelter in Franklin County
Homeless Families Foundation - 33 N. Grubb St. Columbus, OH 43215 Phone (614) 461-9247
Educates and nurtures children while empowering families to achieve stable housing and self-sufficiency. Uses a Rapid Re-housing model that moves families directly into permanent housing and continues to provide case management and support until the family becomes stable.
Huckleberry House - 1421 Hamlet St, Columbus OH 43201 Administration: 614-294-8097
Huckleberry House was established in 1970 to provide a safe place for runaway youth in Columbus. Today, they provide many programs to help teens all over Franklin County who are in crisis situations, homeless, or runaways.
Lower Lights Christian Health Center - 1160 W Broad St. Columbus Ohio 43222 614-274-1455
A patient-centered medical home committed to delivering high-quality, affordable health care services to all in Central Ohio who need it, regardless of ability to pay or insurance status.
Orphan World Relief - 700 Morse Rd. STE 100, Columbus OH 43214. For general information: 855-677-4265
Provides support to orphans and at-risk children both locally and across the globe.
WHEP (Women's Health Education Program)
WHEP addresses the health and wellness needs of women, from youth to motherhood, empowering them to improve and maintain a healthy lifestyle to maximize their quality of life and their positive impact on their family and children.
Looking for cloth diapers? The Columbus Diaper Coalition only distributes disposable diapers through our partner agencies.
If you are in need of cloth diaper assistance in the Columbus, Ohio area, please visit the Diaper Connection.
Instead, diapers are distributed through a network of partner agencies such as food pantries and other social service organizations. By working with organizations that are established in the community it allows the Columbus Diaper Coalition to contribute a resource to our Partners, increasing their services to the community. It also allows us to be efficient and to utilize our Partner's expertise to distribute to families and babies in need.
To get free diapers connect with one of our Partner Agencies below.
Click on the Partner name to be redirected to their website and to learn their criteria needed to access diapers and resources.
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Food Pantries
Central Columbus
Broad Street Food Pantry - 760 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43205
Serves zip codes 43203, 43205, 43209, 43213, 43215
Pantry hours: Monday-Friday 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m; Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Photo ID and proof of address required for head of household and adults over 18 years of age. ID required for 17 and under.
NNEMAP Food Pantry - 677 E 11th Ave, Columbus, OH 43211
Serves zip codes 43201, 43211, 43215
1st thru 19th of the month Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:45 a.m.-11:45 a.m.
20th to end of the month Monday thru Friday 8:45 a.m.-11:45 a.m.
Vineyard Columbus 5th Avenue Food Pantry -181 E 5th Ave, Columbus, OH 43201
Serves zip code 43201
Pantry hours: Saturdays 9:30-11 a.m. Registration begins at 7 a.m.
Bring a photo ID with a current address. Breakfast is served to anyone and does not require registration.
North Columbus
Vineyard Columbus Northside Food Pantry - 4664 Cleveland Ave, Columbus, OH
Serves zip codes 43224, 43229, 43231
Pantry Hours: Saturdays 9:30-11:30 am. Registration begins at 7 a.m.
Bring a photo ID with a current address. Breakfast is served to anyone and does not require registration.
Worthington Resource Pantry - 6700 Huntley Rd, Columbus, OH 43229
Serves zip codes 43016, 43035, 43065, 43081, 43085, 43229, 43235, 43240
Hours: The pantry schedule can be found on the Worthington Food Pantry website
East Columbus
Bishop Griffin Center - 2875 E Livingston Ave, Columbus, OH 43209
Serves zip codes 43209, 43213, 43219, 43227, 43232
Open every Wednesday 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and every Friday 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
GRIN Food Pantry - 165 Granville St, Gahanna, OH 43230 (Located inside the Mifflin Presbyterian Church)
Serves Gahanna-Jefferson School District residents
Pantry Hours: Wednesday 10 a.m.-12 p.m.* 1st & 3rd Tue 6 p.m.-8 p.m.* 1st & 3rd Sat 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Contact to make appt. @ 614-214-4747
West Columbus
Baptist For Life Of Central Ohio - 3417 Palmetto St., Columbus OH 43204 (located in the Immanuel Baptist Church)
Serves all zip codes
Maternity Resource Center - provides free maternity clothes, baby/toddler clothes, furniture & equipment, diapers, counsel, and referrals
Hours: Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30 p.m and Saturdays from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. No appointment or referral is necessary.
Gladden Food Pantry - 318 S. Glenwood Ave Columbus, OH 43223
Serves zip codes 43222, 43223, and 43215 (West of the river)
Pantry hours: Wed:1 p.m.-3 p.m.& M,T,Th,F 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Community Service Organizations
Lutheran Social Services Choices for Victims of Domestic Violence - Need help? Call the 24-hour crisis line: 614-224-HOME (4663)
Sole resource for victims of domestic violence seeking shelter in Franklin County
Homeless Families Foundation - 33 N. Grubb St. Columbus, OH 43215 Phone (614) 461-9247
Educates and nurtures children while empowering families to achieve stable housing and self-sufficiency. Uses a Rapid Re-housing model that moves families directly into permanent housing and continues to provide case management and support until the family becomes stable.
Huckleberry House - 1421 Hamlet St, Columbus OH 43201 Administration: 614-294-8097
Huckleberry House was established in 1970 to provide a safe place for runaway youth in Columbus. Today, they provide many programs to help teens all over Franklin County who are in crisis situations, homeless, or runaways.
Lower Lights Christian Health Center - 1160 W Broad St. Columbus Ohio 43222 614-274-1455
A patient-centered medical home committed to delivering high-quality, affordable health care services to all in Central Ohio who need it, regardless of ability to pay or insurance status.
Orphan World Relief - 700 Morse Rd. STE 100, Columbus OH 43214. For general information: 855-677-4265
Provides support to orphans and at-risk children both locally and across the globe.
WHEP (Women's Health Education Program)
WHEP addresses the health and wellness needs of women, from youth to motherhood, empowering them to improve and maintain a healthy lifestyle to maximize their quality of life and their positive impact on their family and children.
Looking for cloth diapers? The Columbus Diaper Coalition only distributes disposable diapers through our partner agencies.
If you are in need of cloth diaper assistance in the Columbus, Ohio area, please visit the Diaper Connection.
Pregnancy Distress Health Center
video link – https://youtu.be/JryZNRO3czM
Franklin County Children Services
video link – https://youtu.be/JryZNRO3czM
Franklin County Children Services
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Housing
Landlords that are background friendly (9 pages of landlords, rent, etc.
Need $$$ for RENT or MORTGAGE, UTILITY ASSISTANCE, MOVING COSTS, HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE AND OTHER EXPENSES? There are SEVERAL agencies and Organizations offering help!
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** If you have questions, PLEASE CONTACT THE ORGANIZATION OFFERING THE HELP **
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Choices (614) 224-4663
- For Victims of Domestic Violence
IMPACT COMMUNITY ACTION - HOUSING ASSISTANCE – (614)-252-2799
- They are also located daily in the CONVENTION CENTER by the EVICTION COURT.
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Emergency Financial Assistance for Housing
Columbus, Ohio Rent Assistance: (614) 466-2285
- May offer short term grants for: rent, moving costs, utility/security deposit, etc.
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ODJFS: (614) 233-2000 Prevention, Retention, and Contingency (PRC) - Must have a minor living in the home and a steady income
Impact Community Action: (614) 525-2799
- Emergency assistance for rent, utilities, and furniture to Franklin County residents without Children (or if PRC is denied)
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COMPASS: (614) 463-9612 - Offers $100 for rent in a 12-month period; eviction notice required
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Equitas Health: (614) 340-6710 - Administrative Housing Supervisor may offer rent and utility assistance
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Gahanna Residents in Need (GRIN): (614) 214-4747
- Gahanna-Jefferson School District residents; assistance with food, children's clothing, rent/utility assistance, school supplies and holiday gifts
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Gladden Community House: (614) 227-1600
- Franklinton Residents (43215); assistance with rent, utilities and prescriptions.
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St. Stephen’s Community House: (614) 294-6347
- Case-by-case consideration and resource referral
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The Salvation Army: (614) 221-6561
- Rental assistance for first month, qualifications to be determined
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Central Community House: (614) 252-3157
- Homeless prevention funds available for low income families, seniors and disabled in Franklin County
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Joint Organization for Inner City Needs (JOIN): (614) 241-2531- Limited funds for water, gas, electricity, and utilities.
Southside Thrive Collaborative – Residents in 43206 & 43207 Zip Code only (614) 722-6539
- Rental assistance (max $5,000)
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Each organization has different requirements for assistance so please ask any questions directly to them. HOPE THIS HELPS!
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** If you have questions, PLEASE CONTACT THE ORGANIZATION OFFERING THE HELP **
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Choices (614) 224-4663
- For Victims of Domestic Violence
IMPACT COMMUNITY ACTION - HOUSING ASSISTANCE – (614)-252-2799
- They are also located daily in the CONVENTION CENTER by the EVICTION COURT.
.
Emergency Financial Assistance for Housing
Columbus, Ohio Rent Assistance: (614) 466-2285
- May offer short term grants for: rent, moving costs, utility/security deposit, etc.
.
ODJFS: (614) 233-2000 Prevention, Retention, and Contingency (PRC) - Must have a minor living in the home and a steady income
Impact Community Action: (614) 525-2799
- Emergency assistance for rent, utilities, and furniture to Franklin County residents without Children (or if PRC is denied)
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COMPASS: (614) 463-9612 - Offers $100 for rent in a 12-month period; eviction notice required
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Equitas Health: (614) 340-6710 - Administrative Housing Supervisor may offer rent and utility assistance
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Gahanna Residents in Need (GRIN): (614) 214-4747
- Gahanna-Jefferson School District residents; assistance with food, children's clothing, rent/utility assistance, school supplies and holiday gifts
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Gladden Community House: (614) 227-1600
- Franklinton Residents (43215); assistance with rent, utilities and prescriptions.
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St. Stephen’s Community House: (614) 294-6347
- Case-by-case consideration and resource referral
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The Salvation Army: (614) 221-6561
- Rental assistance for first month, qualifications to be determined
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Central Community House: (614) 252-3157
- Homeless prevention funds available for low income families, seniors and disabled in Franklin County
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Joint Organization for Inner City Needs (JOIN): (614) 241-2531- Limited funds for water, gas, electricity, and utilities.
Southside Thrive Collaborative – Residents in 43206 & 43207 Zip Code only (614) 722-6539
- Rental assistance (max $5,000)
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Each organization has different requirements for assistance so please ask any questions directly to them. HOPE THIS HELPS!
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Do you need help paying your rent?
Franklin County is offering rental assistance programs. Apply today and see more community resources on CLC's website: www.clcworks.org/community-resources
Franklin County is offering rental assistance programs. Apply today and see more community resources on CLC's website: www.clcworks.org/community-resources
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utilities
The Breathing Association (help with HEAP/WCP/SCP/PIPP PLUS)
Need heat?
760 East Broad Street
Columbus OH
614-463-9612
Need heat?
760 East Broad Street
Columbus OH
614-463-9612
Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging
Assistance for home energy bills is available to income-eligible Ohioans through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP).
To learn more about eligibility requirements and how to apply, visit https://bit.ly/35u11ZS
Columbus CARES Act Utility Bill Assistance
Assistance for home energy bills is available to income-eligible Ohioans through the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP).
To learn more about eligibility requirements and how to apply, visit https://bit.ly/35u11ZS
Columbus CARES Act Utility Bill Assistance
How to qualify for the free phone Lifeline program
Call the hotline for a free smoke detector, battery and installation.
3639 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43207
(614) 724-0935
Low Income Water and Sewer Discount Program
Call the hotline for a free smoke detector, battery and installation.
3639 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43207
(614) 724-0935
Low Income Water and Sewer Discount Program
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Food
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FREE DOG/CAT FOOD EVERY 2nd WEDNESDAY
The FREE Linden Market
1464 Cleveland Ave
11am
Broad Street Food Pantry, 760 E. Broad St., Columbus OH 43205
serves 43203, 43205, 43209, 43213, 43215
Mon. – Fri. 9:30 – 11:30 am
Sat. 9:00 – 10:30 am. Bring ID
Clintonville-Beechwold Community Resource Center
Columbus Humane Essential Care Center -- helps pet families
Food Pantries in Columbus OH
Food Pantries (printable list)
Fresh Track
The Food Soldier (on Facebook)
Fruit of The Vine Pantry, has 2 pantries
181 E. Fifth Avenue, (between Summit and N. 4th St), Columbus OH 43201
Saturday with pickups between 9:30 – 11:30 am Bring ID. 43201 ZIP CODE
Northside Food Pantry
located at 4664 Cleveland Avenue just north of Morse Road serving zip code areas 43229, 43224 and 43231
and only open on Saturday mornings
Immaculate Conception Church Food Pantry The pantry is not accessible to the public. It is used only for storage of the non-perishable items delivered in food calls. In a typical food call we select about $20 of items from the pantry before buying about $25 of perishable items, such as: hamburger, chicken, eggs, milk, fruit and bread. We average five food calls per week. Most deliveries are to South Linden, 43211.
(For North Linden 43224, see St. James the Less Food Pantry)
Eligibility conditions: Food deliveries are made in response to requests from J.O.I.N. or to calls from parishioners.
J.O.I.N. provides material needs for low income families in Franklin County and functions under
Catholic Charities of the Catholic Diocese of Columbus. 614-241-2530
JOIN, 578 East Main Street, Columbus OH 43215, 614-241-2531 or 614-241-2530
10:00 – 11:30 am and 1:00 – 2:00 pm
Monday – Friday
Bring ID, medical or SS cards for kids
Meals on Wheels is a nationwide program that provides older Americans nutritious meals and safety checks at little to no cost.
To bring more attention to this popular meal program, we have created a resource that highlights:
- https://www.lifecarealliance.org/programs/meals-on-wheels/
Ohio Benefit Bank
Ohio Food Stamps Application
St. James the Less Food Pantry
Saint Vincent DePaul Immaculate Conception
Tammy has referred many to us already & we are able to accommodate more folks in the Linden area or
can refer them to another local SVdP Parish in their area.
immaculateconceptionsvdp@gmail.com
614-267-9241
THE STOREHOUSE of COLUMBUS Our mission is to feed the homeless in and around the city of Columbus, Ohio.
In addition to feeding the homeless, we also provide for less fortunate families in need.
The FREE Linden Market
1464 Cleveland Ave
11am
Broad Street Food Pantry, 760 E. Broad St., Columbus OH 43205
serves 43203, 43205, 43209, 43213, 43215
Mon. – Fri. 9:30 – 11:30 am
Sat. 9:00 – 10:30 am. Bring ID
Clintonville-Beechwold Community Resource Center
Columbus Humane Essential Care Center -- helps pet families
Food Pantries in Columbus OH
Food Pantries (printable list)
Fresh Track
The Food Soldier (on Facebook)
Fruit of The Vine Pantry, has 2 pantries
181 E. Fifth Avenue, (between Summit and N. 4th St), Columbus OH 43201
Saturday with pickups between 9:30 – 11:30 am Bring ID. 43201 ZIP CODE
Northside Food Pantry
located at 4664 Cleveland Avenue just north of Morse Road serving zip code areas 43229, 43224 and 43231
and only open on Saturday mornings
Immaculate Conception Church Food Pantry The pantry is not accessible to the public. It is used only for storage of the non-perishable items delivered in food calls. In a typical food call we select about $20 of items from the pantry before buying about $25 of perishable items, such as: hamburger, chicken, eggs, milk, fruit and bread. We average five food calls per week. Most deliveries are to South Linden, 43211.
(For North Linden 43224, see St. James the Less Food Pantry)
Eligibility conditions: Food deliveries are made in response to requests from J.O.I.N. or to calls from parishioners.
J.O.I.N. provides material needs for low income families in Franklin County and functions under
Catholic Charities of the Catholic Diocese of Columbus. 614-241-2530
JOIN, 578 East Main Street, Columbus OH 43215, 614-241-2531 or 614-241-2530
10:00 – 11:30 am and 1:00 – 2:00 pm
Monday – Friday
Bring ID, medical or SS cards for kids
Meals on Wheels is a nationwide program that provides older Americans nutritious meals and safety checks at little to no cost.
To bring more attention to this popular meal program, we have created a resource that highlights:
- https://www.lifecarealliance.org/programs/meals-on-wheels/
Ohio Benefit Bank
Ohio Food Stamps Application
St. James the Less Food Pantry
Saint Vincent DePaul Immaculate Conception
Tammy has referred many to us already & we are able to accommodate more folks in the Linden area or
can refer them to another local SVdP Parish in their area.
immaculateconceptionsvdp@gmail.com
614-267-9241
THE STOREHOUSE of COLUMBUS Our mission is to feed the homeless in and around the city of Columbus, Ohio.
In addition to feeding the homeless, we also provide for less fortunate families in need.
ADAMH Board of Franklin County
Do you know any Franklin County residents 60 or over who are struggling to access food? Franklin County Senior Options can help! No income verification required through April 1. Call 614.525.6200, Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Franklin County Office on Aging
Do you know any Franklin County residents 60 or over who are struggling to access food? Franklin County Senior Options can help! No income verification required through April 1. Call 614.525.6200, Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Franklin County Office on Aging
clothing
Clothes, furniture, mattresses, household items, pots and pans
Carnaby Center, 5969 E. Main Street
Easy on and off of Interstate 270 Interchange
Call 614-377-1065 or Email colssvdpthriftstores@gmail.com
Carnaby Center, 5969 E. Main Street
Easy on and off of Interstate 270 Interchange
Call 614-377-1065 or Email colssvdpthriftstores@gmail.com
NEW FLYER - January 2021
Alicia’s Closet – provides infant to teen/young adult sized clothing, shoes, coats, backpacks, toys, diapers & wipes, baby accessories and other essentials, at no cost to families. Learn more here.
Community Clothing Outreach, 614-823-6510 ext 1719.communityclothingoutreach@gmail.com
The Community Clothing Outreach Team https://www.facebook.com/communityclothingoutreach/ Want to help? To sign-up to volunteer, please visit bit.ly/cco-volunteer Need an appointment? Please visit http://www.calendly.com/community-clothing-outreach
Bishop Griffin Resource Center (helps east/southeast Columbus)
United Methodist Church for All People Free Store
946 Parsons Ave. Columbus OH 43206
Free Store Hours. Tues, Thurs, Sat 10a-12:30p Wednesday 1-3:30p. Friday, 2-4:30p
Community Clothing Outreach, 614-823-6510 ext 1719.communityclothingoutreach@gmail.com
The Community Clothing Outreach Team https://www.facebook.com/communityclothingoutreach/ Want to help? To sign-up to volunteer, please visit bit.ly/cco-volunteer Need an appointment? Please visit http://www.calendly.com/community-clothing-outreach
Bishop Griffin Resource Center (helps east/southeast Columbus)
United Methodist Church for All People Free Store
946 Parsons Ave. Columbus OH 43206
Free Store Hours. Tues, Thurs, Sat 10a-12:30p Wednesday 1-3:30p. Friday, 2-4:30p
RECOVERY
Email: info@phxintegratedhealth.com
Alvis House/Amethyst. A Community of Recovery. 614-242-1284
Amethyst 455 East Mound Street Columbus OH 43215 Kindway/Embark Life Beyond the Streets, Inc. (on Facebook) 614-592-2802. lifebeyondthestreets@yahoo.com Finding freedom for women trapped on the streets by addiction, homelessness and mental health issues |
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Sober Living in Columbus Sober Living America’s vision is to serve people seeking help with addiction, regardless of their financial situation. When a loved one asks for help, we believe they should get it today!
Hollie Daniels (on Facebook)
I have access to open beds for detox, residential treatment, and outpatient care. Transportation can be provided if that is what is hindering you from getting there. I can pick you up and sit with you during admission
The time is now to make a change and give yourself the opportunity for a new life and future.
Don't stay stuck in the miserable cycle of addiction....break your chains today !
I have access to open beds for detox, residential treatment, and outpatient care. Transportation can be provided if that is what is hindering you from getting there. I can pick you up and sit with you during admission
The time is now to make a change and give yourself the opportunity for a new life and future.
Don't stay stuck in the miserable cycle of addiction....break your chains today !
Refuge Ministries
They also have a Facebook page; just search “The Refuge Ministries”. I have reached out to several of my friends that volunteer there and asked if I could share their personal contact information with you. The women’s residential program is not quite open yet. I’m not sure of the date, but it is soon. Monday there is a Men’s Open Orientation at 10am. It’s held at the Veritas West Church (the old UALC site) at 12 S. Terrace Ave. on the Hilltop. They hold this every Monday at 3:30PM. The website explains the residential program. If after hearing the orientation talk and a man says he’s interested, interview begins at 11:30am that same day to determine if he’s serious. The man should come prepared to enter treatment immediately. The website has a list of things he should bring with him to the interview. Please reach out to me with any questions. This treatment ministry has dramatically changed the lives of many people. Gary Rutherford 614-296-0622 or 614-515-2704
They also have a Facebook page; just search “The Refuge Ministries”. I have reached out to several of my friends that volunteer there and asked if I could share their personal contact information with you. The women’s residential program is not quite open yet. I’m not sure of the date, but it is soon. Monday there is a Men’s Open Orientation at 10am. It’s held at the Veritas West Church (the old UALC site) at 12 S. Terrace Ave. on the Hilltop. They hold this every Monday at 3:30PM. The website explains the residential program. If after hearing the orientation talk and a man says he’s interested, interview begins at 11:30am that same day to determine if he’s serious. The man should come prepared to enter treatment immediately. The website has a list of things he should bring with him to the interview. Please reach out to me with any questions. This treatment ministry has dramatically changed the lives of many people. Gary Rutherford 614-296-0622 or 614-515-2704
human trafficking/RECOVERY
CATCH COURT
For more information on CATCH Court, or, to take the first steps in creating your own CATCH Court, please contact Keturah DeChristopher – CATCH Coordinator.
Phone: 614-645-7098. Email: dechristopherk@fcmcclerk.com
To learn more about human trafficking, visit the following websites:
The State of Ohio’s Human Trafficking website has a wealth of information on Ohio’s HT response, such as information on laws, sample screening tools and protocols, service standards and other resources. http://humantrafficking.ohio.gov/laws.html.
The National Human Trafficking Resource Center operates the National Human Trafficking Hotline and offers an extensive resource library. https://traffickingresourcecenter.org/.
To report a tip or get help please call the National Human Trafficking Hotline 1-888-373-7888. If you are in immediate danger please call 911.
For more information on CATCH Court, or, to take the first steps in creating your own CATCH Court, please contact Keturah DeChristopher – CATCH Coordinator.
Phone: 614-645-7098. Email: dechristopherk@fcmcclerk.com
To learn more about human trafficking, visit the following websites:
The State of Ohio’s Human Trafficking website has a wealth of information on Ohio’s HT response, such as information on laws, sample screening tools and protocols, service standards and other resources. http://humantrafficking.ohio.gov/laws.html.
The National Human Trafficking Resource Center operates the National Human Trafficking Hotline and offers an extensive resource library. https://traffickingresourcecenter.org/.
To report a tip or get help please call the National Human Trafficking Hotline 1-888-373-7888. If you are in immediate danger please call 911.
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If you need more information about domestic violence or immediate assistance, please call our 24-hour Domestic Violence Crisis and Information hotline at 614-224-HOME (4663). Services we provide include:
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general resources
***Columbus Coalition for Homeless Street Card*** (pdf updated May 2022)
The Bed Brigade A volunteer group that provides simple, handmade bed frames, mattresses and bedding
to those in need in our communities. Register at bedbrigadecolumbus.org or call 614-875-2314
Clintonville-Beechwold Community Resource Center
Columbus Dream Center
Columbus Human Essential Care - help for pet families
Columbus, OH Neighbors Helping Neighbors (on Facebook)
Community Refugee & Immigration Services
COORDINATED POINT OF ACCESS RESOURCE SHEET
Franklin County Collective Aid (on Facebook)
The Bed Brigade A volunteer group that provides simple, handmade bed frames, mattresses and bedding
to those in need in our communities. Register at bedbrigadecolumbus.org or call 614-875-2314
Clintonville-Beechwold Community Resource Center
Columbus Dream Center
Columbus Human Essential Care - help for pet families
Columbus, OH Neighbors Helping Neighbors (on Facebook)
Community Refugee & Immigration Services
COORDINATED POINT OF ACCESS RESOURCE SHEET
Franklin County Collective Aid (on Facebook)
Furniture Bank of Central Ohio There is a list on the website of associated agencies who can be of help to people in need. Go to the Furniturebankcoh.org site:
Habitat for Humanity MidOhio
ID for All People
LifeCare Alliance
Lutheran Social Services has a variety of options available for urgent needs.
Student Success Stores in CCS
Education –
FREE Laundry and Showers at Broad Street United Methodist Church, 501 E Broad St, on Monday through Friday every week.
- Click on needs furniture
- Go to agencies with prepaid contracts
If you have further questions please call the Furniture Bank of Central Ohio at 614-272-9544 option 3.
Habitat for Humanity MidOhio
ID for All People
LifeCare Alliance
Lutheran Social Services has a variety of options available for urgent needs.
Student Success Stores in CCS
Education –
- Environmental Injustice and Race
- Mindfulness Clinic
- Columbus DSA Education Session
- OSU College of Nursing Anti-Racism Resources
- Heart of Ohio CHW Care Coordinator Job
- Columbus Urban League CHW Position
- Education Prevention Specialist Position
- Equitas Health Prevention Health Navigator Position
FREE Laundry and Showers at Broad Street United Methodist Church, 501 E Broad St, on Monday through Friday every week.
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Those in need of an Ohio Identification Card can receive a voucher from Stone Village Church only on Tuesday morning at 8:30 am. Here is what is needed:
State ID Ministry
Those in need of an Ohio Identification Card can receive a voucher from Stone Village Church on Tuesday morning at 8:30 am. Please present your voucher from your social worker to get an ID>
Our voucher covers the cost of an Ohio identification card. The voucher does not cover the cost of an Ohio driver's license, nor can the voucher be used towards a driver's license.
Those in need must have two certified forms of identification (photocopies are not certified documents) in order to secure a voucher for their state ID.
The Primary Document must have a person's date of birth. These documents include: a birth certificate, passport, naturalization or citizenship documentation, a certified document from the courthouse, a state ID or driver’s license not expired beyond six months and military identification.
The Secondary Document must have a person's social security number. These documents include: a social security card, a social security print out, a certified court document, a school transcript, Medicare card, w-2 form, 1099 form, and military discharge documents.
If an individual is not born in the state of Ohio, they MUST have a certified copy of their out of state birth certificate. Ohio will not issue an Ohio ID without the out of state birth certificate.
An offender release card (green card) covers all documents the state requires to issue a state ID.
Finally, a person cannot have a state ID and a driver’s license simultaneously in the state of Ohio. So, if a person currently has driving privileges, utilizes Stone Village's ID ministry, they will be driving illegally.
If you have questions about acceptable certified forms, please visit the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
If you have questions, please contact Pastor John.
Stone Village Church
139 E. 2nd Avenue. Columbus. OH. 43201
(corner of E. 2nd & Summit St.)
Sunday Worship: 10 am
614-579-5493
State ID Ministry
Those in need of an Ohio Identification Card can receive a voucher from Stone Village Church on Tuesday morning at 8:30 am. Please present your voucher from your social worker to get an ID>
Our voucher covers the cost of an Ohio identification card. The voucher does not cover the cost of an Ohio driver's license, nor can the voucher be used towards a driver's license.
Those in need must have two certified forms of identification (photocopies are not certified documents) in order to secure a voucher for their state ID.
The Primary Document must have a person's date of birth. These documents include: a birth certificate, passport, naturalization or citizenship documentation, a certified document from the courthouse, a state ID or driver’s license not expired beyond six months and military identification.
The Secondary Document must have a person's social security number. These documents include: a social security card, a social security print out, a certified court document, a school transcript, Medicare card, w-2 form, 1099 form, and military discharge documents.
If an individual is not born in the state of Ohio, they MUST have a certified copy of their out of state birth certificate. Ohio will not issue an Ohio ID without the out of state birth certificate.
An offender release card (green card) covers all documents the state requires to issue a state ID.
Finally, a person cannot have a state ID and a driver’s license simultaneously in the state of Ohio. So, if a person currently has driving privileges, utilizes Stone Village's ID ministry, they will be driving illegally.
If you have questions about acceptable certified forms, please visit the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
If you have questions, please contact Pastor John.
Stone Village Church
139 E. 2nd Avenue. Columbus. OH. 43201
(corner of E. 2nd & Summit St.)
Sunday Worship: 10 am
614-579-5493
Health
Free and Income Based Clinics in Columbus OH
Ohio parents with kids on Caresource. There is the babies first program and kids first program that will give you cash for taking your kid to appointments.
https://www.caresource.com
Central Ohio Diabetes
Charitable Pharmacy of Central Ohio
Columbus Cancer Clinic
provides low-cost or free head-to-toe cancer screenings and mammograms, cancer prevention, and education. The program aids under-served individuals in central Ohio through outreach and education efforts.
Wellness
provides specialized assistance for adults throughout Franklin County, offering low-cost, high-quality health services at Community Wellness Centers. Clients can also schedule an in-home session with a registered dietitian to learn important diabetes management skills in a one-on-one setting.
Central Ohio Diabetes Association
helps central Ohioans living with diabetes detect their condition, prevent onset and complications, and learn to live well with the challenge of diabetes. CODA also offers diabetes camps to youth where campers learn to take control of diabetes while participating in fun summer activities.
Dedicated Senior Medical Center has partnered with God's Hygiene because of our aligned values of love, accountability and passion.
Dedicated provides high-quality care personalized for seniors. They coordinate your care while offering the convenience of services in one place. Call Zac Green at 614-372-9040 to set up a tour. Their centers offer:
Dentists Care Connection
Columbus Public Health, 2nd floor, 240 Parsons Ave. Columbus OH 43215
fillings and cleanings by appointment 614-884-2441
Helping Hands Health and Wellness Center. 5100 Karl Road, Columbus OH. 43229. Provides free Family Medicine and Social Services care to adults (age 18+) who are medically uninsured and underinsured and at or below 400% of the federal poverty guidelines. Click the link to our website for our clinic schedule and services.
LifeCare Alliance Wellness Centers
Ohio parents with kids on Caresource. There is the babies first program and kids first program that will give you cash for taking your kid to appointments.
https://www.caresource.com
Central Ohio Diabetes
Charitable Pharmacy of Central Ohio
Columbus Cancer Clinic
provides low-cost or free head-to-toe cancer screenings and mammograms, cancer prevention, and education. The program aids under-served individuals in central Ohio through outreach and education efforts.
Wellness
provides specialized assistance for adults throughout Franklin County, offering low-cost, high-quality health services at Community Wellness Centers. Clients can also schedule an in-home session with a registered dietitian to learn important diabetes management skills in a one-on-one setting.
Central Ohio Diabetes Association
helps central Ohioans living with diabetes detect their condition, prevent onset and complications, and learn to live well with the challenge of diabetes. CODA also offers diabetes camps to youth where campers learn to take control of diabetes while participating in fun summer activities.
Dedicated Senior Medical Center has partnered with God's Hygiene because of our aligned values of love, accountability and passion.
Dedicated provides high-quality care personalized for seniors. They coordinate your care while offering the convenience of services in one place. Call Zac Green at 614-372-9040 to set up a tour. Their centers offer:
- Telehealth, to see or talk to your doctor from home
- Medication services available
- On-site tests and screenings
- Door-to-doctor transportation
Dentists Care Connection
Columbus Public Health, 2nd floor, 240 Parsons Ave. Columbus OH 43215
fillings and cleanings by appointment 614-884-2441
Helping Hands Health and Wellness Center. 5100 Karl Road, Columbus OH. 43229. Provides free Family Medicine and Social Services care to adults (age 18+) who are medically uninsured and underinsured and at or below 400% of the federal poverty guidelines. Click the link to our website for our clinic schedule and services.
LifeCare Alliance Wellness Centers
Ohio Medicaid
The Period Pantry Project
www.theperiodpantryproject.org
The Period Pantry Project exists to ensure that anyone in the Columbus area who needs menstrual products is able to access them, regardless of income, lack of transportation, or any other barrier. We work with individuals and organizations, because we know that ending period poverty is a collaborative effort. Please join us in our work to end
The Hospital Care Assurance Program, or HCAP, offers help with unpaid hospital bills to Ohioans at or below the federal poverty level and who are ineligible for Medicaid coverage. Learn more here.
The Period Pantry Project
www.theperiodpantryproject.org
The Period Pantry Project exists to ensure that anyone in the Columbus area who needs menstrual products is able to access them, regardless of income, lack of transportation, or any other barrier. We work with individuals and organizations, because we know that ending period poverty is a collaborative effort. Please join us in our work to end
The Hospital Care Assurance Program, or HCAP, offers help with unpaid hospital bills to Ohioans at or below the federal poverty level and who are ineligible for Medicaid coverage. Learn more here.
