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Network of Providers

The Butler County United Way partners with local organizations to accomplish our vision and mission.  Below is a list of the service providers currently working with us to these ends.

 

If you are a Butler County resident in need of some assistance, please contact any appropriate agencies listed.  If you are unsure of which agency is right for you or for other question, please call 2-1-1 from any landline phone [(513) 785-3095 or (513) 727-3215 from a cell phone].  The operators at 2-1-1 will be able to help you find the service you need.

 

Alcohol & Chemical Abuse Council

School-based prevention programs to combat alcoholism and other drug abuse.

 

2935 Hamilton-Mason Rd.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 868-2100

Fax: (513) 868-2267

http://accessdui.com/2009/02/prevention/

 

Hamilton Living Water Ministry, Inc. 

Serving the 2nd and 4th Wards of Hamilton and beyond with a Children's Center, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, a community meal every Thursday evening, and afterschool programs for teens and elementary students during the school year.

 

738 Sycamore St.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 894-9892

Fax: (513) 894-9888

www.hamilton-living-water-ministry.org/

American Red Cross

Provides emergency response and relief to local residents.

  

112 N 2nd St.

Hamilton, OH  45011

(513) 868-7616

www.redcross.org

LifeSpan, Inc.

Strengthening people who seek to improve the quality of their lives through counseling, school-based social work, credit counseling, family life education, and supportive services for the elderly and disabled.

 

1900 Fairgrove Ave.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 868-3210

Fax: (513) 868-3249

www.lifespanohio.org

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Butler County, Inc.

Recruits, trains, and places adult volunteers to serve as Big Brothers or Big Sisters to children ages 7 through 18 who are in need of a mentor. 

 

5539 Eureka Dr.

Hamilton, OH  45011

(513) 867-1227

www.bbbsbutlercounty.com

Lighthouse Ministries

Serving residents on Hamilton's west side, this pantry will delivery bags of groceries to those unable to leave their home.  They also stock bags of groceries in their church lobby for pick-up for those who need food outside regular food pantry hours.  Bring I.D., proof of income, proof of residency, and proof of family size.

 

626 Ridgelawn Ave.

Hamilton, OH  45013

Phone: (513) 867-9463

Fax: (513) 867-9462

www.hamiltonlighthouse.org

Boys & Girls Club of Hamilton, Inc.

Comprehensive youth development program fulfilling educational enhancement, sport skills development, citizenship, character development, and the creative arts. 

 

Two locations: 

958 East Ave.

Hamilton, OH  45011

(513) 893-0071

http://www.bgca.org/

 

2020 Grand Blvd.

Hamilton, OH  45011

(513) 895-1749

http://www.bgca.org/

Mercy Franciscan at St. Raphael, Inc.

Emergency Assistance services; social work/case management; food pantry (Monday-Friday 10am-12pm and 2pm-4pm); clothing; fans and air conditioners; prescription drug assistance; vision screening; school supplies; layette program.

 

610 High St.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 603-8200

Fax: (513) 893-1815

Butler County Community Health Consortium

Provides primary health care to the residents of the Butler-Warren County area.  Anyone can become a patient fo the health centers although the focus is on uninsured and underinsured individuals and families.

 

2 N. Main St., Suite 602

MIDD Commons Center

Middletown, OH  45042

Phone: (513) 425-8314

Fax: (513) 425-8308

PARACHUTE: Special Advocates for Children of Butler County

Trains community volunteers to speak for the best interest of abused and neglected children in court and to find the children safe, permanent, and nurturing homes.

 

282 N. Fair Ave.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 867-5010

www.butlercountyohio.org/parachute/

Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio

Individual, family, and marital counseling; sexual abuse treatment; adoption; family life programs including family development and parenting education.

 

140 N 5th St.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 863-6129

Fax: (513) 863-0524

http://www.catholiccharitiesswo.org/

Partners in Prime

Multi-purpose, multi-location agency serving Butler County adults aged 55+ with social-recreational activities, home-delivered meals, social work supports, transportation, and information/referral.

 

Three locations: 

Hamilton Senior Center

140 Ross Ave.

Hamilton, OH  45013

Phone: (513) 867-1998

Fax: (513) 867-9168

www.butlerseniors.org

 

Fairfield Senior Center

536 Patterson Blvd.

Fairfield, OH  45014

Phone: (513) 867-1998

www.butlerseniors.org

 

West Chester Senior Center

9090 Cox Rd.

West Chester, OH  45069

Phone: (513) 867-1998

www.butlerseniors.org

Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Providing individual assessment and special equipment or visual aids for independent living to area seniors experiencing visual impairment.

 

2045 Gilbert Ave.

Cincinnati, OH  45202

Phone: (513) 221-8558

Fax: (513) 221-2995

www.cincyblind.org

People Working Cooperatively

Provides critical home repairs for very low-income homeowners in Southwestern Ohio and Northern Kentucky who find themselves in crisis situations that affect their ability to care for their homes.

 

4612 Paddock Rd.

Cincinnati, OH  45229

Phone: (513) 351-7921

Fax: (513) 351-2734

www.pwchomerepairs.org

Community Counseling & Crisis Center

Individual, family, and group counseling; 24-hour helpline; 24-hour Rape Crisis program, including victim support, accompaniement to local hospitals, police departments, and court; and personal safety education program for elementary students.

 

110 S. College Ave.

Oxford, OH  45056

Phone: (513) 523-4149

Fax: (513) 523-4145

www.communitycounselingandcrisiscenter.org/

Salvation Army

Character building activities for youth and adults; structured recreational programs; emergency and disaster assistance; counseling for families in crisis situations; free hot noontime meals for individuals.

 

235 Ludlow St.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 863-1445

Fax: (513) 863-7521

www.salvationarmy.org

Dan Beard Council, Boy Scouts of America

Provides fun and exciting values-based programming to boys ages 6 to 18 years through community organizations.

 

2331 Victory Pkwy.

Cincinnati, OH  45206

Phone: (513) 961-2336

Fax: (513) 961-2688

www.danbeard.org

Shared Harvest Foodbank, Inc.

Collection, warehousing, and distribution of wholesome grocery products, reclamation of distressed packaged foods and rescue of surplus prepared foods for needy people in Southwest Ohio.

 

5901 Dixie Hwy.

Fairfield, OH  45014

Phone: (513) 874-0114

Fax: (513) 874-0152

www.sharedharvest.org

Every Child Succeeds

Voluntary program in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area offering home visits and group gatherings to first-time parents for parenting skills and child development.

 

Children's Hospital

333 Burnet Ave.

Cincinnati, OH  45229

Phone: (513) 636-2830

Fax: (513) 636-2460

www.everychildsucceeds.org

Sojourner Recovery Services

Provide residential and outpatient treatment and supportive services for adults and adolescents demonstrating a willingness and desire to recover from chemical dependency (pregnant women and children are specifically included).

 

294 N. Fair Ave.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 868-7654

Fax: (513) 868-8091

www.sojournerrecovery.org

Fairfield Food Pantry

Serving residents of Fairfield and beyond, this food  pantry is easily accessible from its location near Dixie Highway.  Bring I.D. and some proof of need.

 

1085 Magie Ave.

Fairfield, OH  45014

(513) 829-9047

St. Joseph Orphanage - Care Case Management

Connects parents and guardians with important mental health, financial behavioral health, educational and psychological resources, whihc assist their child in achieving optimal functioning in the home, school, and community.

 

282 N. Fair Ave.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 887-2100

Fax: (513) 887-2101

www.sjokids.org

Girl Scouts - Great Rivers Council, Inc.

Helps girls achieve individual potential, understand, and appreciate differences in others, develop skills and values, and contribute to society through progression and girl/adult planning.

 

4930 Cornell Rd.

Cincinnati, OH  45242

Phone: (513) 489-1025

Fax: (513) 489-1417

www.grgsc.org

Supports to Encourage Low-Income Families (SELF)

SELF assists families in acheiving and sustaining self-sufficiency through employment education and emergency assistance services.  SELF works to stregthen neighborhood networks by organizing communities for action and cultivating local assets/resources.

 

1790 A&B S. Erie Blvd.

Hamilton, OH  45011

(PO Box 1322 for mailing) 

Phone: (513) 868-9300

Fax: (513) 785-3692

www.selfhelps.org

Great Miami Valley YMCA - Hamilton Central Branch

Recreational and guidance programs for boys and girls ages 7 to 15; outreach and afterschool tutoring with local school systems; Teen Center and leadership program.

 

Hamilton Central YMCA - Youth Department

105 N. 2nd St.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 887-0001

Fax: (513) 887-6401

www.gmvymca.org

YWCA of Hamilton, OH

Goodman Place is a residential program for women experiencing mental illness who are in need of short-term housing.  Dove House is a domestic violence protective shelter that assists victims of abuse and their children.  Adult literacy programs help residents learn to read and write.

 

244 Dayton St.

Hamilton, OH  45011

Phone: (513) 856-9800

Fax: (513) 856-9803

www.ywcahamilton.com