The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services' Ohio Works First program provides cash assistance for eligible families. You can apply at the Ohio Benefits website or by contacting your county office.

The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services operates the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (also known as SNAP or food stamps). You can apply at the Ohio Benefits website or by contacting your county office.

The Food Assistance Program (also called SNAP or food stamps) helps eligible families buy healthy food. Parents of children under 5 years old may also qualify for the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) nutrition program may be able to help.

The Ohio Department of Commerce can guide you to energy assistance programs to help make electricity, natural gas, and other utilities more affordable.

Ohio’s Home Energy Assistance Programs, operated by the Ohio Department of Development, can help eligible Ohioans manage their energy costs. 

This simple questionnaire from Ohio Benefits can help you find out if you or your family may be eligible for Medicaid.

The Ohio Benefits program helps residents find, apply for, and manage government benefits such as Medicaid, child care, food and cash assistance, and more.

The Ohio Association of Foodbanks can help you find a foodbank serving your community. Ohio's food assistance program may also be able to help.