A public health-focused clinic offering preventive and reproductive health services, funded in part by the Ohio Department of Health. Designed to provide affordable and accessible care to the community.
? Hours
- Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Saturday – Sunday: Closed
? Location
120 N 4th St
Coshocton, OH 43812
? Contact
? Services
- ? Basic health exams & screenings
- ❤️ Reproductive & family planning services
- ? STI testing & prevention
- ? Health education & wellness support
✅ Requirements
- Income-based eligibility for reduced/free services
- Open to men, women, and adolescents
? Cost
- ✅ Free or sliding-scale (based on income)
? Tips
- One of the only Title X clinics in the area, meaning services are confidential and low-cost
- Good option for preventive care if you don’t have insurance
Ohio State University Extension provides free, ongoing community education programs focused on life skills, health, financial literacy, youth development, and workforce readiness. These programs are designed to help individuals and families build practical knowledge for everyday life.
? Hours
- Monday – Friday: Standard business hours
- Programs and workshops offered year-round
? Location
- 419 16th St SW
- New Philadelphia, OH 44663
? Contact
- Phone: (330) 339-2337
- ? Website: http://tuscarawas.osu.edu/
? Services
- ? Financial literacy & budgeting classes
- ? Nutrition & healthy living education
- ? Youth development (4-H programs)
- ? Family & life skills workshops
- ? Community-based learning opportunities
✅ Requirements
- Open to all community members
- Some programs may require registration
? Cost
- ✅ Many programs are completely free
? Tips
- ? Check their calendar — new classes run regularly
- ??? Great for families, parents, and youth
- ? Good “entry point” resource if someone isn’t ready for formal schooling
Buckeye Career Center offers adult education, career training, and GED/high school equivalency programs for individuals looking to build skills, complete education, or transition into the workforce. Many programs are state-funded or grant-supported, making them free or very low-cost for eligible participants.
? Hours
- Day & evening classes available
- Flexible scheduling for working adults
? Location
- 545 University Dr NE
- New Philadelphia, OH 44663
? Contact
- Phone: (330) 339-2288
- ? Website: http://buckeyecareercenter.org/
? Services
- ? GED / High School Equivalency prep
- ?️ Workforce & trade programs
- ? Adult education & skill-building classes
- ? Career readiness & certifications
✅ Requirements
- Adults (typically 18+)
- Some programs are income-based or grant-funded
- Registration required
? Cost
- ✅ Free or very low-cost (many programs fully funded)
? Tips
- ? Ask specifically about free GED or grant-funded programs
- ? Evening classes are great for working adults
- ? Strong option for career advancement + education together
The Friends of the Homeless of Tuscarawas County provides emergency food assistance through its on-site pantry, along with meals, shelter, and supportive services for individuals and families in need. Their mission focuses on helping people move toward stability, housing, and self-sufficiency.
? Hours
- ? Food Pantry Pick-Up:
- Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM
- ?️ Community Dinner:
- Daily at 6:00 PM (open to those in need)
- ⏰ Always a good idea to call ahead to confirm availability
? Location
- 211 E High Ave
- New Philadelphia, OH 44663
? Contact
? Services
- Emergency food pantry (3-day food boxes based on household size)
- Hot meals (daily dinner)
- Emergency shelter
- Housing assistance & case management
- Transportation and support programs
✅ Requirements
- State ID typically required for food pantry access
- Intake may be needed for certain services
- Open to individuals and families in need
? Cost
? Tips
- ?️ Bring bags/boxes for food pickup
- ? Call ahead if you need same-day assistance
- ?️ You can access a meal even if you don’t use the pantry
- ? Great option if you need multiple supports (food + housing help)
The Dover New Philadelphia Food Pantry provides free food assistance to individuals and families in need throughout the Dover and New Philadelphia area. They offer essential groceries and household staples to help reduce food insecurity and support community well-being.
? Hours
- Typically, open on select weekdays and/or scheduled distribution days
- ⏰ Hours may vary — it’s best to call ahead or check for current distribution times
? Location
- Serves residents of Dover, New Philadelphia, and surrounding Tuscarawas County communities
- ? Exact distribution site may vary depending on partnerships (often hosted at local churches or community centers)
? Contact
- Phone: (330) 343-4488 (example commonly associated — confirm if needed)
- ? May vary by partner organization
? Services
- Free groceries and pantry staples
- Emergency food assistance
- Community-based food distribution events
✅ Requirements
- May require ID or proof of residency
- Some distributions are open to all, while others may have eligibility guidelines
- Call ahead to confirm what’s needed
? Cost
? Tips
- ? Arrive early — pantry distributions can be first-come, first-served
- ?️ Bring bags or boxes to carry food
- ? Call ahead to confirm hours and eligibility
- ? Ask about additional resources (they often partner with other local supports)
Project Springboard is a free, family-centered education and support program designed to help parents and caregivers build a stronger future for themselves and their children. Through a combination of adult education, early childhood learning, and workforce readiness, the program meets families where they are and provides the tools and support needed to grow toward stability and success.
? Hours
- Program hours vary based on class schedules and services
- Typically aligned with the school year, with some year-round support offerings
- Flexible scheduling may be available for participating families
? Location
Springfield City School District
Springfield, Ohio
? Contact
? Services Offered
- ? Adult Education (GED/ABLE classes)
- ? Early Childhood Education & School Readiness
- ??? Parenting Education & Family Support
- ? Workforce Development & Job Readiness
- ? Transportation Assistance
- ?️ Meals provided during programming
- ? Childcare support
- ? Home visits & ongoing family engagement
✅ Requirements
- Must be a parent or caregiver of a young child
- Must reside in or be connected to the Springfield City School District
- Enrollment or intake process required
? Cost
Festa is a Hilliard-based nonprofit that supports families within the Hilliard City School District through education, language access, and long-term family stability programming. Festa works closely with schools and the community to help families navigate systems, build skills, and achieve long-term success.
⏰ Hours
- Vary by program and school schedule
- Evening programs available for families
(Call or visit website for current schedule)
? Location
- Programs primarily operate within Hilliard City Schools and community sites
- Administrative office:
5354 Franklin St
Hilliard, OH 43026
? Contact
- Phone: (614) 619-3388
- Website: https://www.wearefesta.org/
?️ Services
- ?? ESL (English as a Second Language) classes for adults
- ? Academic support for students
- ??? Parent engagement & leadership development
- ? Resource navigation (housing, food, healthcare connections)
- ? College & career readiness support
- ? Family advocacy and case support
? Requirements
- Must be connected to Hilliard City School District
- Some programs require registration
? Cost
? Ongoing Access
- Year-round programming aligned with school calendar
- Long-term engagement opportunities for families
Hilliard United Methodist Church offers a free, ongoing weekly community meal designed specifically to serve neighbors in the Hilliard area. This is a low-barrier, community-centered resource—no registration required and open to anyone in need.
⏰ Hours
- Wednesdays (school year): 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
? Location
- 5445 Scioto Darby Rd
- Hilliard, OH 43026
? Contact
?️ Services
- ? Free hot meals (dine-in or carry-out)
- ? Community connection & support
- ? Some delivery support for families (limited)
- ??? Volunteer-supported meal service
? Requirements
- None — open to all
- No ID or residency verification required
? Cost
- Free (optional donations accepted but not required)
? Ongoing Access
- Runs weekly during the school year
- Consistent, reliable meal program (not one-time or seasonal)
? Community Alignment
- ✅ Located directly in Hilliard
- ✅ Serves local residents without requiring formal enrollment
- ✅ Complements (does not duplicate) pantry services like
Hilliard Food Pantry Plus
✅ Ideal for immediate meal needs vs. grocery support
EFNEP is a free educational program that teaches families how to eat healthy, manage food budgets, and build life skills through interactive classes. It’s designed for low-income adults with children.
? Hours
- Classes run in ongoing cycles throughout the year
- Typically a series of 9 sessions
? Location
- Hamilton County Extension Office
- 2055 Reading Rd., Cincinnati, OH (serves Hamilton area)
? Contact
?️ Services
- Nutrition and health education
- Budgeting and meal planning
- Food safety and cooking skills
- Physical activity education
- Family-centered learning activities
? Cost
✔️ FREE
IU13 Community Education (Lancaster‑Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13) provides free adult education and workforce preparation classes to help individuals improve job skills and earn credentials. Courses include workforce readiness (e.g., teacher assistant, direct care provider), basic computer skills, English as a Second Language (ESL), high school equivalency (GED/HiSET) preparation, and other career‑focused training.
The program supports adults in enhancing employment opportunities and lifelong learning.
? Hours
- Classes vary by session and course schedule (e.g., weekdays daytime)
- Contact for current session schedules and registration dates
- Program operates year‑round with multiple offerings annually
? Location
- Various community venues in Lancaster and Lebanon counties, PA (class locations depend on specific course)
- IU13 main contact: 1020 New Holland Ave., Lancaster, PA 17601
? Contact
?️ Services
- Workforce preparation classes (career‑focused short‑term training)
- High School Equivalency (GED/HiSET) preparation
- English as a Second Language (ESL) classes
- Basic computer skills and workplace readiness training
- Family literacy and tutoring support
✅ Requirements
- Most courses are open to adult learners residing in Lancaster or Lebanon counties
- Some workforce classes (e.g., teacher assistant) may require a high school diploma or equivalency
- Contact the program for eligibility details
? Cost
✔️ FREE for participants (no tuition for adult learners)
- Some optional materials or exams (like GED/HiSET test fees) may be separate
? Tips for Families
- Call early to register for upcoming sessions — classes fill quickly
- Ask about support services such as test fee assistance or tutoring
- Great for job seekers, adults returning to school, and English language learners
