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Pickaway County PICKAWAY COUNTY RESOURCE DIRECTORY 2018 1 IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS CIRCLEVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 740-474-3333 CIRCLEVILLE POLICE 740-477-8231 EMERGENCY 911 PICKAWAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE 740-474-2176 POISON CONTROL CENTER 1-800-222-1222 STATE HIGHWAY PATROL 740-983-2538 FREQUENTLY CALLED NUMBERS NAME PHONE NUMBER 2 Table of Contents: 2 – Important Telephone Numbers 3 – Table of Contents 5 - Adult Basic and Literacy Education Aspire/Able 5 - American Cancer Society 5 - American Red Cross 6 - Ashville Food Pantry 6 - Berger Health System 7 - Big Brothers/Big Sisters of South Central Ohio 8 - BREATHE 8 - Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (COAAA) 9 - Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging Volunteer Guardian Program 10 - Choices - Domestic Violence Shelter 11- Circle of Caring 11 - Circleville Chiropractic Center 12 - Circleville City Schools 12 - Circleville Crossroads CCCU Overcomers 12 - Circleville First Baptist Church Celebrate Recovery 13 - Community Kitchen 13 – Community Life *Filling Station 13 - Court Appointed Special Advocate Program (CASA) 14 - DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) 14 - Educational Service Center (ESC) 14 - Elizabeth’s Hope Pregnancy Resources 15 - Family & Children First Council (FCFC) 16 - Family Support Program 17 - Food Pantry (Emergency Clearinghouse) 17 – Foundations4Youth 18 - Good Hands Habilitation Center 18 - Goodwill Industries 18 – GROUPS 19 - Haven House - Domestic Violence Shelter 20 – Hopewell Health 20 - Integrated Services for Behavioral Health 20 - Juvenile Court 21 - Kids Cancer Fund 21 - Logan Elm School District 22 - New Source Counseling Center 3 22 - Ohio Christian University 23 - One Community Ministries 24 - Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities 24 - OSU Extension Service 26 - PAAC 26 - Pickaway Area Recovery Services (PARS) 27 - Pickaway County Board of Developmental Disabilities 27 - Pickaway County Chamber of Commerce 28 - Pickaway County Community Action (PICCA) 37 - Pickaway County Family YMCA 38 - Pickaway County Hands for the Disabled, Inc. 38 - Pickaway County General Health District 40 - Pickaway County Early Intervention 40 - Pickaway County Job & Family Services (JFS) 42 – Pickaway County Ohio Means Jobs 43 - Pickaway County Metropolitan Housing Authority (HUD) 44 - Pickaway County Public Library 45 - Pickaway County Visitors Bureau & Welcome Center 45 - Pickaway Diversified, Inc. 45 - Pickaway HELPS 46 - Pickaway Ross Career and Technology Center 48 - Pickaway Senior Center 50 - Pickaway Soil and Water Conservation District 50 - Planned Parenthood 51 - Preschool Disabilities 51 - Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center (SPVMHC) 52 - Social Security Administration 52 - Southeastern Ohio Legal Services (SEOLS) - Legal Aid 53 - State Support Team 11 (SST11) 53 - Teays Valley School District 54 - The TRELLIS/CWJC Christian Women’s Job Corp 55 - United Way of Pickaway County 55 - Veterans’ Service Commission 55 - Victims Assistance Program 56 - Westfall Local School District 56 - WIC (Women, Infants, Children) 56 - Workforce Services Limited, Inc. 4 NAME: ABLE/ASPIRE (Adult Basic & Literacy Education) ADDRESS: 424 East Mound Street, Circleville, Ohio 43113 PHONE: 740-642-1294 CONTACT: Carla Hanson EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.pickawayross.com SERVICES: The program serves adults and youth who want to strengthen their skills in reading, writing and/or math, in order to enter employment, post-secondary training or prepare for the GED or Work Keys tests. Serves individuals 17 yrs of age and up. LOCATIONS: In Pickaway County and Ross County through the Pickaway- Ross Career and Technology Center FEES: The Adult Basic and Literacy Education program is a free service OTHER DETAILS: Information and classes are available for adults interested in Ohio’s Options, alternative paths for individuals over 17 years of age who wish to earn a high school diploma. NAME: American Cancer Society, Ohio Division ADDRESS: 5555 Frantz Road Dublin, Ohio 43017 PHONE: 1-888-227-6446 FAX: 1-877-227-2838 WEBSITE: www.cancer.org SERVICES: 24/7/365 Assistance to anyone with a concern for cancer including education, prevention, patient services, and advocacy. Patient Navigator available to any cancer patient/family that has needs. ELIGIBILITY: None – all services free and confidential NAME: American Red Cross ADDRESS: 120 E. Main Street, Suite B, Circleville, Ohio 43113 PHONE: 740-415-3111 FAX: 740-415-3109 CONTACT: Rod Cook EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: http://www.redcross.org/local/ohio/buckeye HOURS: Hours Vary SERVICES: The American Red Cross meets the needs of families who have experienced a disaster. We provide services to military families by providing emergency communications to soldiers across the nation and around the world. We offer Community Disaster Education to children and adults as well as life-saving training including C.P.R., First Aid and others. Our volunteers 5 help to save lives of patients in area hospitals by recruiting blood donors and blood donation sites. ELIGIBILITY: Everyone FEES: Only for CPR/First Aid Health & Safety Courses OTHER DETAILS: The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. NAME: Ashville Food Pantry (First English Lutheran Church) ADDRESS: 94 Long Street Ashville, Ohio PHONE: 740-983-2641, CONTACT: Kristi @ 740-983-4607 HOURS: By appointment and general food distribution on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 11:30 am-4:00pm. Produce distribution also SERVICES: Food and assistance with utility bills, rent, and prescriptions. ELIGIBILITY: Limited to residents of the Teays Valley School District and prefer referral from PICCA. OTHER DETAILS: These services are offered in partnership with area churches. NAME: Berger Health System ADDRESS: 600 North Pickaway St. | Circleville, Ohio 43113 PHONE: 740-474-2126 or 888-477-2126 WEBSITE: www.bergerhealth.com HOURS: 24/7 Service SERVICES: 24 Hour Emergency Services, Acute Inpatient Medical & Surgical Care, Cancer Center with Chemotherapy Services, Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehabilitation, Cardiology, Care Management, Clinical Dietetics, Critical Care Unit (ICU & Chest Pain Unit), Dermatology, Dialysis, Ear, Nose & Throat, Endocrinology, Endoscopy, Gastroenterology, General Surgery, Hospice, Imaging - X-ray, CT, MRI, Ultrasound, Mammography, Bone Densitometry & Nuclear Medicine, Infusion Center, Laboratory Services, Lung Care Center, Maternity Center with Childbirth Education Programs, Occupational Health Center, Orthopedic & Sports Medicine, Pain Management Center, Pharmacy, Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy, Sleep Center, Vascular Screening, Vein Specialists, Wellness Prevention & Education Programs, Women’s Health, Wound Care Center LOCATIONS: Berger Hospital Medical Office Building Noecker Building 6 600 North Pickaway Street Circleville, Ohio 43113 Professional Arts Building 210 Sharon Road Circleville, Ohio 43113 Berger Medical Center 9085 Southern Street at Route 104 Orient, Ohio 43146 Scheduling: 614-277-4600 Berger Hospice 1170 North Court Street Circleville, Ohio 43113 Berger Health Foundation Circle of Caring 600 North Pickaway Street Circleville, Ohio 43113 Patient Financial Services 1180 North Court Street Circleville, Ohio 43113 Berger Ambulatory Care Center Outpatient Diagnostic Center Occupational Health Center & Women’s Health Center 1434 Circleville Plaza Circleville, Ohio 43113 Berger Health and Wellness Center 1280 North Court Street Circleville, Ohio 43113 One Eighty 600 N Pickaway St Circleville, Ohio 43113 740-420-8180 NAME: Big Brothers/Big Sisters of South Central Ohio ADDRESS: 173 West 2nd Street Chillicothe, Ohio 45601 PHONE: 740-773-2447 ext. 101 or 1-800-888-6335 ext. 101 FAX: 740-773-9072 EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.bbbssco.org HOURS: 8:30-5:00 pm SERVICES: To provide an opportunity for children 7-14 years of age from a single parent home or children from families with a history of substance 7 abuse to have a friendship and one to one relationship with an adult volunteer while sharing activities. ELIGIBILITY: Children 7-14 years of age from the single parent home and children from families with a history of substance abuse. Volunteers need to be at least 21. NAME: BREATHE ADDESS: 167 W Main Street Chillicothe Ohio 45601 PHONE: (740) 773-8044 Ross County Office CONTACT: Kim Martin Pickaway County Contact EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: rossdd.org SERVICES: BREATHE partners with agencies to provide respite, therapeutic art classes, mentoring and youth services. Ages 9-19 NAME: Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging ADDRESS: 3776 S. High Street, Columbus, OH 43207 PHONE: 614-645-7250 or 1-800-589-7277 FAX: 614-645-3884 CONTACT: Cindy Farson, Director EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.coaaa.org HOURS: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm SERVICES: Plans, funds and coordinates long-term care services, programs, and opportunities for older adults age 60 and older in Delaware, Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin, Licking, Madison, Pickaway and Union Counties. Provides technical assistance for development of new or existing services, programs, organizations, and events. Operates PASSPORT, a Medicaid Waiver program. PASSPORT provides in-home and community-based services for adults age 60 and older as an alternative to care in a nursing facility. Call 614-645-7250 or 1-800-589-7277 for intake. Operates the Assisted Living Waiver, a Medicaid program, which pays for the cost of care in an assisted living facility for adults age 21 and older. Call 614-645-7250
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