Community Directory - Highland County Homeless Shelter

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Highland
County
Community
Resource
Directory
2014-15
This Community Resource Directory is a valuable resource for Highland County, Ohio.
If you would like to have your organization or agency added to this Directory or would
like to update current information, please notify the Highland County Continuum of
Care Community Resource Liaison, Amy Roades, at 937-393-9266 ext. 103 or email her
at [email protected]. Thank you.
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Reference
*Indicates location of community resources as shown on map of Hillsboro, pg. 71
INDEX OF ORGANIZATIONS, PAGE NUMBER(S)
Accel Temp Services, page 69
Acute Care & Family Practice, page 38
Adams County Sheriff’s Department, page 65
Adecco Temp Services, page 69
Adena Family Medicine – Greenfield, page 38
Adena Greenfield Medical Center, page 18
Alcoholics’ Anonymous, page 18
Allensburg Church of Christ, page 24
Al-non/Alateen Family Groups, page 19
Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati, page 19
American Bar Association, page 19
American Heart Association, page 19
American Cancer Society, page 20
American Legion, page 20
American Red Cross, page 20
Anchor Baptist Church, page 24
Area 937 Ministries, page 20
Area Agency on Aging District 7, pages 20-21
Arthritis Association, page 21
Assurance Wireless, page 21
Attorney General, page 68
Auburn United Methodist Church, page 24
Auditor of State, page 68
Bainbridge Assembly of God, page 24
Bainbridge Church of Christ, page 24
Bainbridge Church of Christ in Christian Union, page 25
Bainbridge United Methodist Church, page 25
Before and After School Child Care (BASC Care), pages 21-22
Belfast United Methodist Church, page 25
Bible Believers Baptist Church, page 25
Bible Missionary Church, page 25
Bridgewood Child Care Center, page 22
Bright Elementary School, page 22
Bright Local School District, page 22
Brown County General Hospital, page 22
Brown County Sheriff’s Department, page 65
Buckskin Elementary School, page 42
Buford Community Church, page 25
Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps, page 23
Carmel Church of God, page 25
Carpenter’s House of Prayer, page 26
Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio/Northern Brown Senior Center, page 23
Chapel of Hope, page 26
Child Care Resource Network (COAD), page 23
Children’s Hospital Medical Center - Cincinnati, page 23
Children’s Hospital Medical Center – Dayton, page 24
Christian Science Society, page 26
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Church of Christ – Lynchburg, page 26
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, page 26
Church of God – Latham, page 26
Churches, pages 24-36
City of Greenfield, page 59
City of Hillsboro, page 59
Clinton County Sheriff’s Department, page 65
Clinton Memorial Hospital, page 37
Cornerstone Assembly of God, page 26
Crossville Mission Bible Training Center, page 37
Danville Church of Christ, page 26
Divine Intervention Chapel of the Maranathic Ministries, page 27
Drug and Poison Information, page 37
East Monroe United Methodist Church, page 27
Edgewood Manor, page 37
Elmville Church of Christ in Christian Union, page 27
Emergency Information, page 38
Emmanuel Christian Church, page 27
Ervin Road Baptist Church, page 27
Fairfax United Methodist Church, page 27
Fairfield Elementary School, page 38
Fairfield High School, page 38
Fairfield Middle School, page 38
Fairfield Local School District, page 38
Fairview Friends Church, page 27
Faith Baptist Church, page 27
Fall Creek Friends Church, page 27
Family Doctors, pages 38-39
Family Recovery Services (FRS), pages 39-40
FRS Connections
FRS Counseling Inc.
FRS Transportation
Fayette County Sheriff’s Department, page 65
Federal Government, page 40
First Baptist Church – Greenfield, page 28
First Baptist Church – Hillsboro, page 27
First Church of Christ, page 28
First Church of God, page 28
First Church of the Nazarene, page 28
First Presbyterian Church – Greenfield, page 28
First Presbyterian Church – Hillsboro, page 28
First Presbyterian Preschool, page 41
First United Methodist Church – Greenfield, page 28
First United Methodist Church- Hillsboro, page 28
Folsom United Methodist Church, page 29
Freedom Fellowship Church, page 29
Fruitdale United Methodist Church, page 29
Gate of Truth Full Gospel Church, page 29
Good News Gathering, page 29
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Good Shepard United Brethren in Christ Church, page 29
Governor of Ohio, page 69
Got Forgiveness, page 41
Grace Bible Baptist Church – Sinking Spring, page 29
Grace Bible Baptist Church – Greenfield, page 29
Great Oaks Institute of Technology and Career Development, page 41
Greater Life Assembly, page 30
Greenfield Area Christian Center, page 41
Greenfield Church of Christ, page 30
Greenfield City Council, page 60
Greenfield Elementary School, page 41
Greenfield Exempted Village Schools, page 41
Greenfield Medical Services, page 38
Greenfield Middle School, page 42
Greenfield Police Department, page 42
Greenfield Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health, page 42
Harriet Christian Church, page 30
Harwood Christian Church, page 30
Health Source of Ohio – Greenfield, page 38
Health Source of Ohio - Hillsboro, page 39
Hearth and Care Rehabilitation and Nursing at Greenfield, page 42
Highland Amateur Radio Association (H.A.R.A.), page 42
Highland County Alternatives to Violence, page 43
Highland County Auditor, page 59
Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities/Hills & Dales Training Center, page 43
Highland County Board of Elections, page 44
Highland County Board of Health/Health Department, page 43
Highland County Board of REALTORS, page 44
Highland County Bureau of Motor Vehicles, page 44
Highland County Chamber of Commerce, page 44
Highland County Clerk of Courts, page 59
Highland County Commissioners, page 59
Highland County Community Action Organization (HCCAO), pages 44-45
HCCAO Early Head Start
HCCAO Emergency Services
HCCAO Family Planning
HCCAO Financial Literacy
HCCAO Food Pantry
HCCAO Highland Appalachian Transportation Systems (HATS)
HCCAO Highland Heights Apartments
HCCAO Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)
HCCAO Housing Rehabilitation Program
HCCAO Senior Companion
HCCAO Senior Nutrition
HCCAO Sycamore Glen
HCCAO Talking Books
HCCAO Weatherization Program
HCCAO Women, Infants, Children Program (WIC)
Highland County Common Pleas Court, Probate & Juvenile, page 60
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Highland County Convention and Visitors Bureau, page 46
Highland County Coroner, page 60
Highland County Court – Madison Township, page 60
Highland County Department of Job and Family Services (HCDJFS), pages 46-47
HCDJFS Adult Protective Services
HCDJFS Child Care – Funded Assistance
HCDJFS Child Support Enforcement Agency
HCDJFS Children’s Services
HCDJFS Disability Assistance
HCDJFS Healthy Start/Extended Healthy Start
HCDJFS Healthy Families
HCDJFS Home & Community Based Waivers
HCDJFS Information & Referrals
HCDJFS Intensive Vocational Services
HCDJFS Learning, Earning & Parenting
HCDJFS Local Interagency Network for Children and Family Services (LINCS)
HCDJFS Medicaid for Families and Children/Expedited Medicaid
HCDJFS Non-Emergency Transportation
HCDJFS Ohio Works First (OWF)
HCDJFS Pregnancy Related Services (PRS)
HCDJFS Prevention, Retention, & Contingency (PRC)
HCDJFS Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB)
HCDJFS Specified Low-income Medicare Beneficiary (SLMB)
HCDJFS Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP-Food Stamps)
HCDJFS Training Services
HCDJFS Transitional
HCDJFS Work Experience Program (WEP)
HCDJFS Work Activities Program
HCDJFS Workforce Development Services
Highland County Dog Warden, page 47
Highland County Economic Development, page 47
Highland County Emergency Management Services, page 47
Highland County Engineer, page 60
Highland County Family Advocacy Center, page 48
Highland County Family & Children First, page 48
Highland County Family YMCA, page 48
Highland County GIS-Map Office, page 48
Highland County Health Department, page 49
Highland County Help Me Grow, page 49
Highland County Historical Society/The Highland House Museum, page 49
Highland County Homeless Shelter, page 49
Highland County Housing Possibilities, pages 50-51
Highland County Humane Society, page 51
Highland County Justice Center - Jail Division, page 60
Highland County Office of Reentry Services, page 51
Highland County OSU Extension, page 52
Highland County Probation Department, page 52
Highland County Prosecutor, page 60
Highland County Recorder, page 60
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Highland County Recycling and Litter Prevention, page 52
Highland County Senior Citizen’s Center, page 52
Highland County Sheriff’s Department, page 60
Highland County Society for Children and Adults, page 52
Highland County Treasurer, page 61
Highland County Veteran’s Service Commission, page 70
Highland County Victim Witness Program, page 53
Highland District Hospital (HDH), page 53
HDH Emergency Department
HDH Home Health Services
HDH Maternity Department
Highland Family Health Care, page 39
Highland Family Medicine, page 39
Highland House Assisted Living, page 53
Highland Masonic Lodge #38 F. & A.M., page 54
Hillsboro Bible Baptist Church, page 30
Hillsboro Christian Academy, page 54
Hillsboro Church of Christ, page 30
Hillsboro Church of Christ in Christian Union, page 30
Hillsboro Church of God, page 31
Hillsboro Freewill Baptist Church, page 31
Hillsboro Southern Baptist Church, page 31
Hillsboro House of Worship, page 31
Hillsboro 7th Day Adventist Church, page 31
Hillsboro City Council, page 61
Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education, page 54
Hillsboro Department of Law, Office of Victim’s Services, page 54
Hillsboro Elementary School, page 54
Hillsboro High School, page 54
Hillsboro Middle School, page 54
Hillsboro Municipal Court, page 61
Hollowtown Church of Christ, page 31
Hope Christian Alliance, page 55
Hope Emergency Program, page 55
Hopewell Center/Region 14 State Support Team, page 64
Hospice of Adena Health Systems, page 55
Hospice of Fayette County, page 55
Hospice of Hope Ohio Valley, page 55
Hotlines, page 56
Landmark Baptist Church, page 31
Laurel Oaks Career Development Center, page 56
Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio, page 57
Leesburg Church of Christ, page 31
Leesburg United Methodist Church, page 32
Leesburg Wesleyan Church, page 32
Libraries, page 57
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, page 69
Lighthouse Church of God, page 32
Lions Clubs, page 58
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Little Lamb Preschool, page 58
Local Government, pages 58-60
Lynchburg-Clay Elementary, page 60
Lynchburg-Clay High School, page 60
Lynchburg-Clay Middle School, page 60
Lynchburg-Clay Local School District, page 60
Lynchburg United Methodist Church, page 32
Marshall Church of Christ, page 32
Marshall United Methodist Church, page 32
Mature Services, page 61
McClain High School, page 42
Mercy Hospital Clermont, page 61
Metropolitan Housing Authorities, page 61
Mowrystown 1st Presbyterian Church, page 32
Mt. Washington Church of Christ, page 33
Narcotics Anonymous, page 61
Nationwide Children’s Hospital, page 61
New Hope Baptist Church, page 33
New Life Church and Ministries, page 33
New Market Baptist Church, page 33
Northview Baptist, page 33
Northside Church of Christ, page 33
Ohio Adult Parole Authority, Chillicothe Regional Office, page 61
Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities (COAD), page 62
Ohio Department of Vital Statistics/Health Department, page 62
OhioMeansJobs|Highland County, page 62
Ohio Missing Children Clearinghouse, page 62
Ohio State University Hospitals, page 62
Pathway to Christ Pentecostal Church, page 34
Paint Creek State Park, page 62
Paint Valley Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Board, page 63
Passport: Area Agency on Aging, page 63
Peace Lutheran Church, page 34
Pilgrim Nazarene Church, page 34
President of United States, page 69
Pricetown Church of Christ, page 34
Prospect United Methodist Church, page 34
Rainsboro Church of Christ, page 34
Rainsboro United Methodist Church, page 34
Rainsboro Elementary School, page 42
Reachout Wireless, page 63
ReaLife Church, page 35
Recovery Health Network, page 63
Reformers Unanimous, page 63
Region 14 State Support Team (SST)/Hopewell Center, page 64
Reserves Network Temp Services, page 69
Resurrected Truth Ministries, page 35
Rocky Fork Family Practice, page 39
Rocky Fork State Park, page 64
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Ross County Sheriff’s Department, page 65
RX for Ohio, page 64
Safelink Wireless, page 64
Salvation Army, page 64
Samantha Free Will Baptist Church, page 35
Samantha Friends Church, page 35
Samaritan Outreach Services, page 64
Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center, page 64
Secretary of State, page 68
Sheriff’s Departments, page 65
Shorter Chapel AME, page 35
Shriners Hospitals for Children®- Cincinnati, page 65
Social Security Administration, page 65
South Central Development Center, page 65
South Central Ohio Big Brothers/Big Sisters, page 66
Southern Ohio Educational Service Center, page 66
Southern Ohio Pregnancy Center, page 66
Southern State Community College (SSCC), pages 66-67
SSCC Adult Opportunity Center
SSCC Career Services
SSCC Workforce Development & Community Services
SSCC Patri-Tots Learning Center
Southside Praise and Worship Center, page 35
Spherion Temp Services, page 69
STAR Community Justice Center, page 67
State Government, page 68
State Representative, page 68
State Senator, page 68
St. Benignus Catholic Church, page 35
St. Mary’s Catholic Church, page 35
St. Mary Catholic School, page 67
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, page 36
St. Vincent de Paul Society, page 67
Sunrise Sunset Day Care, page 68
Temporary Employment Services, page 68
The Tree of Life Fellowship Center, page 36
TouchPoint Pentecostals, page 36
Treasurer of State, page 69
Trinity Christian Union Church, page 36
Turning Point Applied Learning Center, page 69
Union Church of Christ, page 36
United States Representative, page 40
United States Secretary of State, page 40
United States Senators, page 40
USDA Rural Development, page 69
Veteran’s Services, page 69
Vice President of the United States, page 40
Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE), page 70
Walnut Hill Church of Christ in Christian Union, page 36
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Wayman Chapel A.M.E. Church, page 36
Wee Care Preschool, page 70
West Main Urgent Care, page 70
Whiteoak High School, page 23
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CROSS REFERENCE INDEX/PAGE NUMBER(S)
Abuse, Violence or Neglect
Highland County Children’s Services, page 46
Hillsboro Department of Law, Office of Victim’s Services, page 54
Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE), page 70
Adolescent Medicine
Children’s Medical Center – Cincinnati page 23
Children’s Medical Center – Dayton page 24
Family Doctors, pages 38-39
Shriner’s Hospital for Children®-Cincinnati page 65
Adult/Child Mentoring
South Central Ohio Big Brothers/Big Sisters, page 66
Adult Developmental Institutions
Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities/Hills & Dales Training Center,
page 43
Adult Education
Laurel Oaks Career Development Center, page 56
Southern State Community College, pages 66-67
Adult Protective Services
Highland County Department of Job and Family Services, page 46
Alcohol Abuse Education/Prevention
Al-Anon/Alateen Family Groups, page 19
FRS Counseling, page 40
Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Services, page 64
Alzheimer’s Disease
Anger Management
Appliances
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Baby Clothing
Area 937 Ministries, pages 20
New Life Ministries, page 33
Basic Needs
Area 937 Ministries, pages 20
Highland County Community Action Organization, page 44
St. Vincent de Paul Society, page 67
Battered Women’s Shelter & Hotline
Birth Certificates
Ohio Department of Vital Statistics, page 62
Birth Control Counseling
Blood Pressure Screening
Highland County Health Department, page 49
Highland County Senior Citizens Center, page 52
Budgeting
Business Associations
Business/Economic Development
Ohio State University Extension, page 52
Business Loans
South Central Development Center, page 65
Cancer
American Cancer Society, page 20
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Career Counseling
Ohiomeansjobs|Highland County, page 62
Child Care
Before and After School Child Care (BASC Care), pages 21- 22
Bridgewood Child Care Center, page 22
Southern State Community College Patri-Tots Learning Center, page 67
Sunrise Sunset Day Care, page 68
Child Birth Education and Child Seat Safety
Highland District Hospital, page 53
Childhood Immunizations
Children’s Protective Services
Children’s Psychiatric Services
Children’s Hospital-Cincinnati, Dayton, pages 24-25
HealthSource of Ohio, page 38
Children’s Respite Care
page 43
Children’s Services
Child Care Resource Network, page 23
Highland County Community Action Organization Early Head Start, page 45
page 43
Regional 14 State Support Team/Hopewell Center, page 64
Child Support Assistance
Charitable Relief Organizations
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Clothing
Highland County Children’s Services Agency, page 46
Communications
Highland Amateur Radio Association (H.A.R.A.), page 42
Counseling-including Drug and Alcohol
Al-Anon/Alateen Family Groups, page 19
Child Care Resource Network, page 23
HealthSource, page 38
Narcotics Anonymous, page 61
Paint Valley Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Board, page 63
STAR Community Justice Center, page 67
Crime Victims
Hillsboro Department of Law Office of Victim’s Services, page 54
Crisis Lines
Drug and Poison Information, page 37
Hotlines, page 56
Death Certificates
Highland County Board of Health, page 43
Ohio Department of Vital Statistics, page 62
Disabled Services
Hearth and Care at Greenfield, page 42
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Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities/Hills & Dales Training Center, page 43
Region 14 State Support Team (SST)/Hopewell Center, page 64
Driver’s License/Training
Highland County Bureau of Motor Vehicles, page 44
Disaster Relief
Educational Testing
Southern State Community College, page 67
Elderly (See Senior Citizens)
Emergency Shelter
Highland County Homeless Shelter, page 49
Employment (See Jobs)
Environment
Highland County Recycling and Litter Prevention, page 52
Eye Care
Lion Clubs, page 57
Family Planning
Food
Formula/Baby Food
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Furniture
Hearing Tests
Home Delivered Meals
Home Loans
USDA Rural Development, page 69
Hospice Care
Hospice of Adena Health Systems, page 55
Hospice of Fayette County, page 55
Hospice of Hope Ohio Valley, page 55
Housing
Highland County Housing Possibilities, pages 50-51
Highland County Homeless Shelter, pages 49
Metropolitan Housing Authority, page 61
Housing Repair
Jobs/ Employment Training
Accel Temp Services, page 69
Adecco Temp Services, page 69
Mature Services, page 61
OhioMeansJobs|Highland County, page 62
Reserves Network Temp Services, page 69
Spherion Temp Services, page 69
Legal Assistance
Hillsboro Department of Law Office of Victim’s Services, page 54
Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio, page 57
Libraries
Greenfield Library, page 57
Hillsboro Library, page 57
Leesburg Library, page 57
Lynchburg Library, page 57
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Medical
Acute Care & Family Practice, page 38
Adena Family Medicine – Greenfield, page 38
Adena Greenfield Medical Center, page 18
Brown County General Hospital, page 22
Children’s Hospital Medical Center – Cincinnati, page 23
Children’s Hospital Medical Center – Dayton, page 24
Clinton Memorial Hospital, page 37
Greenfield Medical Services, page 38
Health Source of Ohio – Greenfield, page 38
Health Source of Ohio, Hillsboro, page 39
Highland District Hospital, page 53
Highland Family Health Care, page 39
Highland Family Medicine, page 39
Nationwide Children’s Hospital, page 61
Ohio State University Hospital, page 62
Recovery Health Network, page 63
Rocky Fork Family Practice, page 39
RX for Ohio, page 64
Shriners Hospitals for Children® - Cincinnati, page 65
West Main Urgent Care, page 70
Missing Persons
Ohio Benefit Bank Sites
Good News Gathering, page 29
Hope Emergency, page 55
Southern State Community College, page 66
Preschools
First Presbyterian Preschool, page 41
Head Start of Highland County, page 45
Little Lamb Preschool, page 58
Wee Care Preschool, page 70
Schools
Bright Local School District, page 22
Fairfield School District, page 38
Greenfield Exempted Village Schools, page 41
Hillsboro Christian Academy, page 54
Hillsboro City Schools, page 54
Lynchburg-Clay School District, page 61
St. Mary’s Catholic School, page 62
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Senior Citizens Programs
Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio/Northern Brown Senior Center, page 23
Edgewood Manor, page 37
Hearth and Care at Greenfield, page 42
Passport: Area Agency on Aging, page 63
Social Security Information
Social Security Administration, page 65
Transportation
Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio/Northern Brown Senior Center, page 23
FRS Transportation, pages 40
Utilities Assistance
Assurance Wireless, page 21
Got Forgiveness, page 40
Reachout Wireless, page 63
Safelink, page 64
St. Vincent De Paul Society, page 67
Veterans and Armed Forces Services
American Legion, page 20
Highland County Veteran’s Services, page 69
Voter Registration
Highland County Board of Elections, page 43
Weatherization
WIC
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DESCRIPTION OF EACH ORGANIZATION
Adena Greenfield Medical Center
550 Mirabeau Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-9400; Fax: 937-981-9499
Website: www.adena.org
Services: Emergency Medical Care, Emergency Room Care, Rehabilitation Services, Home Health Care,
Occupational/Physical Therapy, Specialty Clinics and Speech Therapy.
Eligibility: Based on needs, may require doctor’s referral, fee for service.
Alcoholics’ Anonymous
Lowell Van Den Berg
Phone: 937-288-2501
AA Meetings in Highland County (meetings subject to change)
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
9:00 am – Sunshine Breakfast Group @ Southern State Community College
100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133 Rooms203/204
Open – Chairman’s choice; use main or rear entrance
8:00 pm – Greenfield Freedom Group @ First Presbyterian Church
457 Jefferson Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Closed – Discussion; enter east basement door
6:30 pm - HOYPPAA Group @ FRS Counseling
313 Chillicothe Avenue (US 50 East), Hillsboro, OH 45133
Open – Discussion; enter by rear door
8:00 pm - TWMIG Group @ First Baptist Church
125 North Washington Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Open – Speaker meeting
7:30 pm – Beginner’s Group @ First Baptist Church
127 South West Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Open – Discussion; enter by rear basement door
8:30 pm – Hillsboro Group @ First Baptist Church
127 South West Street, Hillsboro. OH 45133
Closed – Discussion; enter by rear basement door
12:00 pm - Wednesday Noon Live FRS @ FRS Counseling)
7:30 pm – Serenity Group – Big Book and 12-12 @FRS Counseling
6:00 pm – Sister in Sobriety – Women only @ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
234 North High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Closed – Discussion; Use North Street Entrance
8:00 pm – Speaker’s Meeting @ Peace Lutheran Church
231 Harry Sauner Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Open – Speaker
6:30 pm – Hillsboro’s Beginner’s Group @ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Open – Discussion; use North Street entrance
8:30 pm – Friday Night Group @ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Open – Speaker meeting; use North Street entrance
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Al-Anon/A lateen Family Groups
Email: [email protected]
Wednesday:
Thursday:
12:00 pm – “Brown Bag” Meeting @ First United Church
East Walnut Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
8:00 pm – Peace Lutheran Church
Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati
644 Linn Street, Suite 1026, Cincinnati, OH 45203
Phone: 513-721-4284
Website: www.alz.org/cincinnati
Southeastern Ohio Branch manager: Melissa Dever @ 740-710-1821 or you may contact
Southeastern Ohio Branch coordinators: Rhonda McFarland or Ramona Farley @
937-779-6990
Services: Serving an eight (8) county region: Adams, Brown, Gallia, Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Scioto, and
Vinton counties. Alzheimer’s Association provides support, education, advocacy and research on behalf of
those affected by Alzheimer’s disease.
Helpline: A 24-hour telephone service which provides information, support and referrals to community
resources for families, friends and professionals with Alzheimer’s Disease or a related disorder.
Family Care Consultation: This program provides personalized consultation to help families plan for care; a
source of practical information and emotional support.
Family Support Group: This program meets in small discussion groups for family caregivers and friends that
provide an opportunity for mutual support and understanding.
Educational Programs: A variety of educational programs for families, care givers and professionals are
offered continually throughout our area.
Care Giver Theory: What families need to know about Dementia and an overview of Alzheimer’s Disease.
Safe Return: A nationwide, community-based safety net designed to help register and identify individuals
who are memory impaired due to Alzheimer’s Disease or a related disorder. A 24-hour toll-free 800 line
enables police and private citizens to return wanderers to their homes.
Resource Center: A multi-media reference library with free literature for family caregivers, students,
professionals, and other laypersons.
Memories in the Making: An art program for the individuals in the early and middle stages of Alzheimer’s
Disease, which provides an opportunity for self-expression through participation in the visual arts.
Eligibility: The program and services are available to family, friends, and professionals coping with Alzheimer’s
Disease or related disorders; all services are free.
American Bar Association
Phone: 1-800-285-2221
ABA Network Website: www.abanet.org
Services: The mission of the American Bar Association is to be the national representative of the legal
profession, serving the public and the profession by promoting justice, professional excellence and respect for
the law.
American Heart Association
5211 Madison Road, Cincinnati, OH 45227
Phone: 513-842-8865
Fax: 513-281-1433
Website: www.americanheart.org
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Services: The American Heart Association provides programming on prevention and education with regard to
heart diseases and strokes.
Eligibility: All services are available to residents of Highland, Adams, Brown, and Clinton counties.
American Cancer Society
2808 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH 45206
Phone: 1-888-227-6446 ext. 4005
Phone: 937-393-3832
1100 Northview Drive, Apt #5-B, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Services: This organization provides information on preventive and early detection of cancer. The organization
assists with resources and guidance.
Eligibility: Anyone can access comprehensive cancer information, programs, services or resources just by
contacting us via the telephone, website, or in person. We assist cancer patients, their families and caregivers,
and anyone with questions or concerns about cancer.
American Legion
Commander Joe W. Thompson
Phone: 937-393-2516
Services: The American Legion assists with filing for benefits for veterans and their families. The meetings are
held at Senior Citizens Center on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm.
Eligibility: Veteran status during wartime.
American Red Cross
2111 Dana Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45207
Phone: 513-579-3000 or 1-800-255-7070
Website: www.redcross.org
Services: The American Red Cross helps keep people safe every day, as well as in emergency situations; thanks
to caring supportive people in the community.
Eligibility: The American Red Cross provides services to anyone in need.
Area 937 Ministries
220 South Elm Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-840-0937
Fax: 937-393-1752
Website: www.area937.com
Services: Provide food, daily necessities and clothing for those who are either unemployed, under-served or
struggling; this service is one of the many ministries of the Hillsboro Church of Christ.
Eligibility: Income guidelines apply.
Area Agency on Aging District 7
F32-URG PO Box 500, Rio Grande, OH 45674
Phone: 1-800-582-7277
TTY: 711
Website: www.aaa7.org
The Area Agency on Aging District 7, Inc. (AAA7) supports independence, choice and dignity through a number
of home and community-based services in the ten counties it serves in Ohio, which include Highland.
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The Agency can offer an in-home assessment at no cost to determine what programs are available to best
serve the needs of older adults and adults age 18 or older living with a disability. Services could include care
management, personal care, homemaking, home-delivered meals, emergency response systems, medical
equipment, transportation, caregiver support, health and wellness programs, as well as other long- services
designed to support an individual’s health and well-being.
Aging and Disability Resources
Area on Aging District 7, Inc.
F32-URG PO Box 500, Rio Grande, OH 45674
Phone: 1-800-582-7277
TTY: 711
Assistance and options counseling for those who wish to learn more about the services and programs
provided through the Area on Aging District 7 and the Regional 10-county Service Network, including Highland
County. Services could include care management, personal care, homemaking, home-delivered meals,
emergency response systems, medical equipment, transportation, caregiver support, health and wellness
programs, as well as other programs designed to support an individual’s health and well-being.
Arthritis Association
7124 Miami Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45243
Phone: 1-800-383-6843
Website: www.arthritis.org enter zip code for local information
Facebook: Arthritis Foundation Ohio River Valley Chapter
Contact: [email protected]
Referrals: Rheumatology lists and disease specific brochures are available at no charge.
Services: Programs for better living exercise leader workshops available for Tai Chi, land-based exercise and
aquatic exercise.
Register to become an arthritis e-advocate by emailing: [email protected]
Assurance Wireless
Phone: 1-888-321-5880
Website: www.assurancewireless.com
Services: Free government cell phone. 250 free voice minutes and 250 free texts added each month.
Eligibility: You may qualify for Assurance Wireless if you participate in any of the following public assistance
programs: Medicaid, Food Stamps/SNAP, General Assistance, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), TANF/Work
First (TANF/ Ohio Works First), Section 8/Federal Public Housing Assistance, Home Energy Assist Programs
(HEAP, LIHEAP @ E-HEAP), National School Free Lunch Program (NSLP), and Supplemental Security IncomeBlind & Disabled (SSDI). Or you may qualify based on household income. One account per household: The
Lifeline Assistance Program is available for only one wireless or wire line account per household. Separate
households that live at the same address are eligible, including residents of homeless shelters and nursing
homes, for example. Residents with temporary addresses are also eligible.
Before and After School Child Care (BASC Care)
Greenfield Elementary School
200 North Fifth Street, Greenfield, OH 45123, Room 22
Phone: 937-981-3241 ext. 1012
Fax: 937-981-2521
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Services: BASC Care offers children a place that is safe, secure, and warm which is under the supervision of
caring adults. BASC Care provides choices and flexibility, offers creative and fun activities to enhance
development. Children also receive help with homework. BASC Care provides parents with an environment
that is supportive of their roles as parents and helps provide resources for their children’s needs and interests.
Eligibility: Elementary school-aged children in grades K-6. BASC Care is open from 6am until 9am; then again
after school until 6pm. Each day that school is in session.
Cost: Annual Registration Fee is $30.00 per family.
Weekly fixed rates follow:
If using BOTH am and pm sessions, the fees are:
$40.00 for the first child in the family
$30.00 for the second child in the family
$25.00 for each additional child in the family
If using either the am OR pm session, the fees are:
$20.00 for the first child in the family
$15.00 for the second child in the family
$10.00 for each additional child in the family
These rates include the daily snack fee. The rate will be charges whether a family uses the program before
school, after school or both before and after school programs. There is a $10.00 yearly supply fee per child.
There will be an extra charge of $1.00 per minute for each minute after 6pm that a child is not picked up.
Income-eligible help with fees is offered through Highland County Job and Family Services Department;
contact them directly to determine qualification.
Bridgewood Child Care Center
8233 ST RT 73, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-0560
Bright Local School District
44 North High Street, PO Box 299, Mowrystown, OH 45155
Phone: 937-442-3114
Fax: 937-442-6655
Website: www.bright.k12.oh.us
School Board Members:
Steve Cox, Debbie Awick, Mike Ames, Stuart Cox, and Tammy Hauke
Bright Elementary School, Grades 1-6
6100 Fair Ridge Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-927-7010
Fax: 937-927-7015
Whiteoak Junior/Senior High, Grades 7-12
PO Box 299 – Taylorsville Road, Mowrystown, OH 45155
Phone: 937-442-2241
Brown County General Hospital
425 Home Street, Georgetown, OH 45121
Phone: 937-378-1500
Website: www.bcrhc.org
Services: Emergency medical care, emergency room care, hospital delivery, intermediate care facilities,
hospital based outpatient services, and inpatient rehabilitation.
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Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps
Highland County General Health District
1487 North High Street, Suite 400, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1941
Contact: Katie Lewis
Website: www.odh.gov
Purpose: BCMH is a tax-supported program within the Ohio Department of Health. The goal is to assure that
children with special health care needs and their families obtain comprehensive care and services.
Services: The Diagnostic Program, Treatment Program, Service Coordinator Program and Public Health Nurse
Service.
Eligibility: Children who are under the age of 21, are a resident of Ohio, must be under the care of a BCMH
approved physician, have a possible medical handicap for Diagnostic Program, have an eligible medical
handicap for the Treatment Program. The family of the child must be financially eligible for the Treatment
Program only.
Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio/Northern Brown Senior Center
20864 State Route 251, PO Box 211, Fayetteville, OH 45118
Phone: 513-875-2317
Fax: 513-241-5022
Website: www.catholiccharitiessswo.org
Services: Northern Brown Senior Center, transportation, educational enrichment and socialization-life skills.
Eligibility: Persons 55 years or older or with a disability. This agency serves Perry, Sterling, Green Townships of
Brown County and surrounding townships in bordering counties.
COAD Early Care & Education Division
PO Box 1756, 806 6th Street, Suite 203, Portsmouth, OH 45662
Phone: 740-345-6527 or 1-800-577-2276
Website: www.ohio4kids.org
Services: COAD ECE counselors will assist families with finding child care by providing a list of child care
options that may meet their identified needs. Counselors provide families with information on how to choose
care. Families may also complete a childcare search online by connecting to the website. COAD ECE helps
individuals with the process of opening a child care business. This organization assists providers with locating
required training and offers technical assistance. A resource lending library is also available to help parents,
providers and agency staffs provide quality care and services.
Eligibility: Parent services are free.
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
3333 Burnet Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45029
Phone: 513-636-4200 or 1-800-228-4055
Website: www.cchmc.org
Services: Emergency room care, general and neonatal intensive care, child abuse, medical evaluations, sexual
assault treatment, developmental assessments, hospital based outpatient services, range of pediatric specialty
clinics, medically indigent child programs, inpatient psychiatric units.
Eligibility: Adolescents, children and families with children.
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Children’s Medical Center
One Children’s Plaza, Dayton, OH 45404
Phone: 937-641-3000 or 1-800-228-4055
Website: www.childrensdayton.org
hospital based outpatient services, inpatient rehabilitation, psychiatric inpatient services.
Eligibility: Adolescents and children
CHURCHES
Allensburg Church of Christ – Robert J. Stevens
7105 Abernathy Road, Lynchburg, OH 45142
Phone: 937-364-2962
Website: www.allensburgchurch.com
Facebook: Allensburg Church of Christ
Sunday: Early Bird Sunday School 8:30am, Morning Worship 9:30am, Bible School 11am. Evening Worship
7pm (during the summer) 6pm (during school year). Youth group times typically the same as evening services.
Wednesday: Wednesday nights (between September and March) we have Family Reunion for adults and
KIDMO! For children K-6th grade. During school year Kyle has Bible Study (and pizza) at Lynchburg Clay Middle
School 2:17pm-3:15pm.
Thursday: There is Evening Bible Study (for Lynchburg High Schoolers or Junior Highers of non-Lynchburg
students) from 7:00pm-8:00pm at Allensburg’s youth house which is west of the church (right). (2862 US 50
Hillsboro).
Anchor Baptist Church –At Dunn’s Chapel- RD Hottle
5381 Anderson Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2209
Facebook: Anchor Baptist Church at Dunn’s Chapel
Sunday: Sunday School 10am, Morning Worship 11am, and Sunday Evening Services 5:30pm.
Wednesday: Wednesday Evening 7pm.
Auburn United Methodist Church – Mary Cyrus
Carrytown Road, PO Box 97, Highland, OH 45132
Website: www.bright.net/~gshaffer/auburnchurch.htm
Sunday: Worship 9am, Sunday School 10am
Wednesday: United Methodist Women Bi-Monthly 1:30pm 1st Wednesday of the month.
Bainbridge Assembly of God – Rick Shepherd
5173 US Route 50, Bainbridge, OH 45612
Phone: 740-634-2064
Facebook: Bainbridge Assembly of God
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Morning Worship 10:30am
Wednesday: Wednesday Service 7pm.
Bainbridge Church of Christ – Steve Alexander
3812 US Route 50, Bainbridge, OH 45612
Phone: 740-634-3928
Facebook: Bainbridge Church of Christ
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Celebration Worship 10:30am, Family Worship and K-6 Bible Club 6:00pm.
Wednesday: High School/Adult Bible Study 6:30pm
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Bainbridge Church of Christ in Christian Union – William Smith
216 South Quarry Street, Bainbridge, OH 45612
Phone: 740-634-2651
Website: www.b3cu.com
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Morning Worship 10:30am, Praise and Worship 6:30pm
Wednesday: Adult Bible Study, Young Adult Bible Study, and Teens & Children 6:30pm.
Bainbridge United Methodist Church – Matthew Brooks
102 East 2nd Street, Bainbridge, OH 45612
Phone: 740-634-3791
Website: www.bainbridgeumc.com
Facebook: Bainbridge UMC
Sunday: Modern Worship 8:45am, Sunday School 9:30am, Traditional Worship 10:30am, Youth Group 6:00pm
Monday: Bible Study 7:00pm
Thursday: Bible Study 9:00am
Belfast United Methodist Church – Mick Parks
1862 State Route 73, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-764-0435
Sunday: Worship 9:00am, Sunday School 10:00am
Bible Believers Baptist Church – Steve Cowgill
7011 Ervin Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-4476
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am, Worship 11:00am and 6:00pm
Wednesday: Bible Study 7:00pm
Bible Missionary Church – Mike Norwood
665 South 7th Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-763-0431
Sunday: Sunday School 9:45am, Sunday Worship 10:45am and 6:00pm.
Wednesday: Wednesday Prayer Service 7:00pm
Buford Community Church – Kenneth Barr
(A Non-Denominational Church of the Living God)
816 Greenbush Road East, Buford 45171
PO Box 711, Batavia, OH 45103
Phone: 937-444-0689
Website: www.bufordsite.com
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am and Worship 11:00am
Wednesday: Wednesday Bible Study 7:00pm
Church building, Fellowship Hall and Pastor available for weddings FREE of charge.
Carmel Church of God – Shane Denney
5554 Carmel Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-446-2746
Sunday: Sunday School 9:45am, Worship and Children’s Church 10:45am, Worship 6:00pm.
Wednesday: Bible Study and Praise 7:00pm.
Carpenter’s House of Prayer – Kimble (Kim) Zornes
(A Non-Denominational, Pentecostal church, where all are welcome)
7450 Fairground Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-0168
Facebook: Carpenter’s House of Prayer
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am, Morning Worship 11:00am, and Evening Service 6:00pm.
Tuesday: Women’s Bible Study* 6:00pm.
Thursday: Evening Service 7:00pm.
Friday: Evening Youth Service** 9ages 13-21) 6:00pm
*The women’s Bible study is not always held at the church, but we usually meet at the church before going.
For more information contact Linda at 937-509-2696
**For more information about the youth service, or to arrange a ride, please call Penny at 937-509-0865.
Chapel of Hope
12986 State Route 41, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-2441
Sunday: Sunday Morning 10:00am, Morning Worship 11:00am, Sunday Evening 7:00pm.
Wednesday: Wednesday Evening 7:30pm.
Christian Science Society
301 West Walnut Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3962
Church of Christ
Pearl Street, Lynchburg, OH 45142
Sunday: Bible Study 9:30am, Worship 10:15am and 6:00pm
Wednesday: Bible Study: 7:00pm
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
1281 State Route 28 East, Greenfield, OH 45123
Sunday: Sunday Services 9:30am - 12:30pm
Family history open by appointment.
Church of God
6008 State Route 124, Latham, OH 45646
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am, Morning Worship 11:00am, Evening Worship 6:00pm.
Wednesday: Prayer Meeting 7:00pm.
Cornerstone Assembly of God – Mark Smith
836 South High Street (Dunlap Road), Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-5188
Facebook: Cornerstone Assembly of God
Sunday: Sunday School 9:00am, Sunday Worship 10:00am, Sunday Evening 6:00pm.
Tuesday: Tuesday Night Book Study 7:00pm
CAG Men Alive! – Men’s Fellowship – Every 4th Monday at 7:00pm.
Danville Church of Christ – Darrin Sanderson
4917 State Route 138, Danville, OH 45133
Sunday: Bible School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am and 6:00pm.
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Divine Intervention Chapel of the Maranathic Ministries – Billie Jean Mitchell
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am, Worship 11:15am.
Thursday: Prayer meeting and Bible study 7:00pm.
East Monroe United Methodist – Rich Allen
Sunday: Worship 9:00am, Sunday School 10:15am.
Elmville Church of Christ in Christian Union – Jeff Adams
11474 Butler Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 740-634-2286 (home)
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Preaching 10:30am, Sunday Evening 6pm.
Wednesday: Wednesday Night 7:00pm.
Emmanuel Christian Church – Larry Maynard
13457 State Route 28 West, Greenfield, OH 45123
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am, All youth meetings 6:00pmone
Ervin Road Baptist Church – James Coffman
Ervin Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-4476 or 937-393-1379
Fairfax United Methodist Church – Lloyd Shoemaker
Phone: 937-927-0070
Sunday: Worship 10:30am, Sunday School 11:30am
Fairview Friends Church – Joseph Cluff
6976 Antioch Road, New Vienna, OH 45159
Phone: 937-987-0544
Faith Baptist Church – Robert Miller
Freiburg and High Streets, Lynchburg, OH 45412
Phone: 937-364-2681
Sunday: Bible School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am and 7:30pm.
Fall Creek Friends Church – Scott Faulconer
11345 Karnes Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2506
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Church 10:30am.
First Baptist Church – Josh McFarland
127 South West Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1473
Website: www.hillsborofirst.com
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First Baptist Church – Timothy Mohon
250 Lafayette Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-2750
Facebook: First Baptist Church, Greenfield, Ohio
Sunday: Sunday School 9am, Morning Worship 10:00am.
Wednesday: Youth and Children 6:45pm, Adult Bible Study 7:00pm.
First Church of Christ – K. Rick Godlove
Short and Sycamore Streets, Lynchburg, OH 45123
Phone: 937-364-2550
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Communion Worship 10:30am, Youth Groups/Worship 7:00pm
First Church of God – Leroy Hinkle
508 North West Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-764-1578
Sunday: Sunday School 9:45am, Worship 10:30am and 7:00pm.
Wednesday: Wednesday Worship: 7:00pm.
First Church of the Nazarene – Tom Zile
8230 US 50 East, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Children’s Pastor: Angela France
Senior Adult Pastor: Curtis Randolph
Website: www.myhcnaz.org
Facebook: Hillsboro Nazarene Church
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Worship 10:40am, Evening 6:00pm.
Wednesday: Bible Study and Children’s Ministry 6:30pm.
First Presbyterian Church – Maurice G. Mitchell
201 East Main Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3171
Fax: 937-393-3840
Website: www.hillsborofpc.org
Sunday: Worship 8:30am and 10:00am, Sunday School 9:00am.
First United Methodist Church – McClellan Nicholson
Fourth and South Streets, Greenfield, OH 45123
First United Methodist Church – Dr. Derek Russell
133 East Walnut Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2981
Services: Chapel in the Woods 8:00am (Runs Mother’s Day through Labor Day)
Traditional Worship 9:00am, Sunday School 10:00am, Back Porch Service 11:00.
First Presbyterian Church – Terry Washburn
Jefferson and 5th Streets, Greenfield, OH 45123
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Folsom United Methodist Church
Sunday: Sunday School 10:15am, Worship Service 11:00am.
Freedom Fellowship Church – Jerry M. Fyffe
7451 Pea Ridge Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-4223
Wednesday: Wednesday Night Bible Study 7:00pm.
Fruitdale United Methodist Church – Marland Penwell
11214 State Route 41 South Greenfield, OH 45123
Sunday: Sunday School 9:00am-10:15am, Worship 10:15am-11:45am.
Gate of Truth Full Gospel Church – Leroy Preston Taylor
5141 Main Street, Marshall, OH 45133
Phone: 937-466-9823
Temple Service Times:
Sunday: 10:00am and 7:00pm.
Tuesday: 7:00pm
Good News Gathering – Jeff Lyle
6250 US 62, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-5383
Website: www.goodnewsgathering.org
Meeting on Sunday at 10:00am.
Good Shepherd United Brethren in Christ Church
Phone: 937-981-7112
Sunday: Sunday School 9:00am, Worship 10:15am, Evening Worship 6:30pm.
Wednesday: Bible Study 6:30pm.
Grace Bible Baptist Church – Bruce MacDowell
15 Washington Street, Sinking Spring, OH 45172
Phone: 937-695-0754
Website: www.godlygrace.com
Wednesday: Prayer Service 7:00pm.
Radio Broadcast: Sunday – 7:30am – WRAC, 103.1 fm and 9:30am – WKFI, 1090 am
Grace Bible Baptist Church – Todd Ernst
Phone: 937-403-8295
Facebook: Grace Baptist Church-Greenfield
Sunday: Sunday School 10am, Worship 11:00am, Evening Service 6:00pm.
Wednesday: Service 7:00pm.
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Greater Life Assembly – Llyod (Red) Gallimore
12145 North Shore Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-365-1509 or 937-393-5627
Wednesday: Evening Service 7:00pm.
Greenfield Church of Christ – Bill Requardt
Jefferson Street at Edgewood, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-2484
Website: www.eveninglight.org
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am, Sunday Night Youth 6:00pm.
Wednesday: Wednesday Night Study 6:30pm.
Harriet Christian Church – Marlyn Davis
3891 Harriet Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Harwood Christian Church – Mike Sandlin
State Route 131 and State Route 134, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Morning Worship 10:30am, Bible Study 5:00pm.
Hillsboro Bible Baptist Church – D.R. Lamb
8080 State Route 124 East, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2911 or 937-393-9046
Sunday: Worship 8:30am, 10:40am and 6:00pm. Sunday school youth group 9:30am.
Wednesday: Wednesday service 7:30pm.
Offers counseling services; RU is a faith based addiction program that meets every Friday from 7:00pm to
9:00pm.
Hillsboro Church of Christ
Phone: 937-393-1752
Website: www.hillsborochurch.net
Sunday: Adult Bible Fellowships & Study 8:00am, *ASAP Prayer Ministry meets in the Parlor 8:15am, Worship
9:00am, K-5th grade above chapel 9:00am, Adult Bible Fellowships & Study and Children’s Sunday School
10:30am. Jr. High Youth Group 5:00pm, Sr. High Youth Group 6:00pm, Chapel Service
***TV Broadcast on cable channel 15/Tuesday at 2:00pm***
Monday: 3rd Monday – Leadership Meeting 7:00pm; 1st & 3rd Monday – Nursing Home Visitation 7:00pm.
Tuesday: Women’s Bible Study at HCC 10:00am.
Wednesday: Fellowship Meal 5:45pm, The Crossing Classes 6:30pm.
Thursday: Worship Team Rehearsal 6:30pm. *ASAP = Always Say A Prayer.
Hillsboro Church of Christ in Christian Union – Danny Shaffer
126 East Beech Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
937-409-0878
Hillsboro Church of God – Daniel L. Hess
5760 US 62 South, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Tuesday: Family Night 7:00pm.
Hillsboro Freewill Baptist Church – Richard Burns
6360 US 50 West, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1192 or 937-393-4489
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am and 6:00pm, Children’s Church 10:30am.
Wednesday: Bible Study and Youth Meeting 7:00pm.
Hillsboro Southern Baptist Church – Keith Asbury
5846 State Route 138 West, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-288-2250
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am, Worship 11:00am, and Evening Worship 7:00pm.
Hillsboro House of Worship – Randy Hamilton
8395 US 62 North, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2345
Website: www.hillsborohouseofworship.org
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Morning Worship 10:30am and Evening Worship 6:00pm.
Thursday: Evening 7:00pm.
Hillsboro 7th – Day Adventist Church – Roy Lawinsky
740 South High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Saturday: Sabbath School 10:00am, Worship 11:30am.
Tuesday: Prayer Meeting 7:00pm.
Hollowtown Church of Christ
2630 South Hollowtown Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-288-2866
Landmark Baptist Church – Ken Howard
2326 State Route 136, Sugar Tree Ridge
Phone: 937-393-9931
Leesburg Church of Christ
236 South Fairfield Street, Leesburg, OH 45135
Phone: 937-780-7495
Sunday: Bible School 9:00am, Jr. Church and Worship 10:00am, Evening Worship and Youth
Meeting 6:00pm.
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Leesburg United Methodist Church – Rich Allen
State Route 28 and Church Street, Leesburg, OH 45135
PO Box 333, Leesburg, OH 45135
Phone: 937-780-9381
Website: www.thelumc.com
Youth Director: Laura Hannah
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am and Worship Hour 10:30am
Leesburg Wesleyan Church – Steve Sokola
West Main and US 62, Leesburg, OH 45135
Phone: 614-335-9233
Lighthouse Church of God – Lonnie Isaacs
123 Bowers Avenue, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2442
Thursday: Thursday Evening Worship 7:00pm.
Lynchburg United Methodist Church – Bill Biza
285 Pearl Street, Lynchburg, OH 45142
Phone: 937-364-2285
Marshall Church of Christ – Tom Stoops
10611 State Route 124, Marshall, OH 45133
Phone: 937-466-2716
Sunday: Worship 9:30am and 6:30pm.
Wednesday: Wednesday Bible Study: 7:00pm.
Marshall United Methodist Church – Debra Ketcham
11968 State Route 124, Marshall, OH 45133
Phone: 937-365-1866
Sunday: Church School 10:00am and Worship 11:00am.
Mowrystown 1st Presbyterian Church – Mark Mong
3 State Route 321, PO Box 2, Mowrystown, OH 45155
Phone: 937-442-5685
Website: www.mowrystownchurch.org
Sunday: Church 9:00am and Sunday School 10:00am.
Thursday: Bible Study 1:00pm.
Mowrystown Church of Christ – Jason E. Moore
28 Main Street, Mowrystown, OH 45155
Phone: 937-442-3461
Associate Minister: David Rhudy
Sunday: Bible School 9:30am, Service 10:30am, Youth and Worship 7:00pm.
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Mt. Washington Church of Christ – Tom Napier
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am and Worship 10:45am.
New Hope Baptist Church – Michael M. Hudson
128 East Beech Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1523
Wednesday: Bible Study and Prayer Meeting 7:00pm.
New Life Church and Miniseries – Bill Bowmen
Non-Denominational-Charismatic
Phone: 937-393-2429
Website: www.newlifehillsboro.org
Facebook: New Life Ministries
Facebook: Hope Christian Alliance
Sunday: Services 10:30am and 6:00pm. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner served before each meeting.
Wednesday: 5:00pm meal before service. Service 7:00pm.
First Saturday of each month: Free meal 3:00pm to 5:00pm.
Ivy’s Clothes Closet: 9:00am to 3:00pm Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Psalm 91 Shelter House Food Pantry: Free Grocery Giveaway EVERY Friday 2:00pm.
New Market Baptist Church – Karen Kemper
5920 East New Market Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-840-0570
Northview Baptist (SBC) – Kenny Cousar
1139 Northview Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2961
Website: www.nvbchurch.org
Facebook: Northview Baptist Church
Sunday: Sunday School 9:45am, Sunday Worship 11:00am and 7:00pm.
Monday: Cable Access Channel at 3:45pm.
Wednesday: Prayer and Bible Study 7:00pm.
Northside Church of Christ – Bill Pierce
25 Greenfield Pike, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3634
Website: www.northsidehillsboro.com
Facebook: Northside Church of Christ
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Pathway to Christ Pentecostal Church – Archie and JoAnn Scott
22 West Grand Street, Sinking Spring, OH 45172
Phone: 937-466-2399
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am and Worship 7:00pm.
Peace Lutheran Church
Phone: 937-393-1837
Facebook: Peace Lutheran Church, Hillsboro, Ohio
Sunday: Worship Services 9:00am, Fellowship after Worship, Sunday School 10:45am.
Pilgrim Nazarene Church – Ken Burchett
910 South Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am and 7:00pm, Youth Service 6:15pm.
Wednesday: Prayer/Praise Service 7:30pm.
Pricetown Church of Christ – Daryl Mount
Phone: 937-288-2418
Facebook: Pricetown Church of Christ
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am, Sunday Evening and Youth Group Services 6:00pm.
Prospect United Methodist Church – Mick Parks
8859 East Prospect Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-764-0435
Sunday: Worship 10:00am and Sunday School 11:00am.
Rainsboro Church of Christ – Don Thomas
13072 Barrett Mill Road, Rainsboro, OH 45123
Phone: 937-365-1447
Sunday: Church Service 8:00am and Sunday School 9:00am.
Rainsboro United Methodist Church – Debra Ketcham
7579 State Route 753, Rainsboro, OH 45123
Phone: 937-365-1864
Saturday: AA & Ala-non meetings 10:00am, upstairs at the church.
Food Pantry for Paint & Marshall Townships: 10:00am – 12:00pm 4th Saturday of each month, December date
varies; Also supported by the Marshall UM and Falls Creek Friends Churches, and the community.
Cub Scout Troop 5316: grades 1st-5th. Thursdays at 7:00pm in the church fellowship hall. Call 937-365-1864 for
more details. Coffee Is On – Free breakfast each Wednesday morning 7:00am – 10:00am for Rainsboro area.
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ReaLife Church – Anthony ‘Skip’ Skipworth
230 North East Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-509-3730
Facebook: ReaLife Church
Sunday: Service 10:30am.
Tuesday: Recovery (12 step) groups with a meal from 7:00pm – 9:00pm. Recovery is for any hurt, habit, hang
up, pain or thing we go thru.
Resurrected Truth Ministries – Patricia Burns
Phone: 937-393-8547
Facebook: Resurrected Truth Ministries
Sunday: Service 10:00am and 6:30pm.
All is welcome. We are non-Denominational.
Samantha Free Will Baptist Church – Wiley B. Perkins
10211 State Route 72, Leesburg, OH 45135
Phone: 937-393-4140
Website: www.ourchurch.com
Samantha Friends Church – Larry ‘Rick’ Smith
8070 Fall Creek Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2975
Shorter Chapel AME – Duane Davis
200 North Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-0780
Southside Praise and Worship Center – Mike Brown
621 South East Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2772
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am and Morning Worship 11:00am.
Wednesday: Round-Table Bible Study 7:00pm.
St. Benignus Catholic Church – Father Mike Paraniuk
Phone: 937-981-2785
Saturday: Mass 3:30pm.
Sunday: Mass Noon, Hispanic Mass 2:00pm.
Wednesday: Mass Noon.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church – Father Mike Paraniuk
Phone: 937-393-1742
Website: www.saintmaryhillsboro.org
Tuesday: School Mass 9:15am.
Thursday: Mass 7:00pm.
Saturday: Mass 9:00am and 5:30pm. Confessions 4:00pm.
Sunday: Mass 8:00am and 10:00am.
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church – Judi Wiley
Phone: 937-393-2043
Website: www.stmaryshillsboro.diosohio.org
Sunday: Service 10:00am.
Wednesday: Healing Prayer 12:00pm.
The Tree of Life Fellowship Center – Ella Kolle
910 North 5th Street, Greenfield, Oh 45123
Phone: 937-981-0456
Sunday: Sunday School 10:00am, Worship 11:00am and Evening Worship 6:00pm.
Thursday: Service 7:00pm.
TouchPoint Pentecostals – John Worley
201 Park Avenue. Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-763-1315
Sunday: Worship and Sunday School 10:00am.
Wednesday: Discipleship Bible Study 7:00am.
Trinity Christian Union Church – Neal Reid
1200 North Washington, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-7301
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am, and Evening Service 7:00pm.
Union Church of Christ – Andrew Johnson
3021 North Taylorsville Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-442-3614
Sunday: Sunday School 9:30am, Worship 10:30am and 6:00pm, Youth Group 6:00pm.
Walnut Hill Church of Christ in Christian Union – Mike Hodge
10449 Barger Road, Leesburg, OH 45135
Phone: 937-780-6168
Wednesday: Prayer/Bible Study Service 7:00pm.
Waymen Chapel A.M.E. Church – Michelle Godhigh
144 West Pleasant Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3721
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Clinton Memorial Hospital
610 W. Main Street, Wilmington, OH 45177
Phone: 937-382-6611
Website: www.cmhregional.com
Services: Birthing center, cancer care, cardiac care, diagnostic imaging, emergency services, home care,
inpatient/outpatient surgery, inpatient/outpatient rehabilitation, interventional radiology, sleep care and
wound treatment.
Crossville Mission Bible Training Center
3889 Sparta Highway, Crossville, TN 38572
Contact: Anita Thayer
Phone: 1-270-608-8084
Services: A non-profit (501c3) organization with Christ-centered residential, discipleship-training program;
specializing in alcohol, drug and emotional problems.
Drug and Poison Information
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
3333 Burnet Avenue, ML 9004, Cincinnati, OH 45229
Poison Control Center Phone: 513-636-5111 or 1800-222-1222
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital: 1-800-872-5111
Drug Hotline: 1-800-872-5111
Website: www.cincinnatichildrens.org/poisonsaftey
Services: The center provides information on problems related to drug overdoses, occupational and
environmental exposures, childhood poisonings and complications from street drugs and related subjects.
Over the phone assistance about what to do if someone swallows poison. This center is located in Cincinnati
and operates 24-hour emergency information programs.
Edgewood Manor
850 Nellie Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-2165
Fax: 937-981-1309
Website: www.consulatehealthcare.com
Services: Edgewood Manor has excellent state survey results, respite, long term care, short term skilled
Medicare unit, restorative nursing, hospice care; we are a friendly-call program.
Eligibility: Rates available upon request.
Edith Brown Pavilion
Phone: 937-840-6581
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Services: The Edith Brown Pavilion, a geriatric behavioral health facility, designed to assist seniors and their
families in dealing with a variety of life and health issues. Their goal is to maintain and improve each patient’s
quality of life and enhances the patient’s self-respect and dignity through therapeutic activities, quiet
environment, and appropriate medication management. The average length of stay is 10-14 days; patient care
is continued after discharge with 12 months of follow-up contacts.
Emergency Information
Fire
Greenfield
911
Highland
911
Hillsboro
911
Leesburg
911
Lynchburg
911
Mowrystown
911
Highland County Sheriff’s Department
Police
937-981-4466
937-780-3885
937-393-3411
937-780-6735
937-364-6659
937-442-3815
937-393-1421
Fairfield Local School District
11611 ST RT 771, Leesburg, OH 45135
Phone: 937-780-2221
Fax: 937780-6900
Website: www.fairfieldlocal.org
James Craycraft, Scott Bates, Mary Shope, Rindy Matthews, and Ron Friend
Fairfield Elementary School, Grades K-4
Phone: 937-780-2977
Fax: 937-780-2841
Fairfield Middle School, Grades 5-8
Phone: 937-780-2988
Fax: 937-780-2841
Fairfield High School, Grades 9-12
Phone: 937-780-2966
Fax: 937-780-2841
Family Doctors
Acute Care & Family Practice
1121 Northview Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-402-4735
Adena Family Medicine – Greenfield
1075 North Washington Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-9444
Greenfield Medical Services
1092 West Jefferson Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-1121
Health Source of Ohio Greenfield
Phone: 937-981-7707
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Health Source of Ohio Hillsboro
1108 Northview Drive, Suite 1, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-5781
www.healthsourceohohio.com
Highland Family Health Care
Phone: 937-393-4899
Highland Family Medicine
Phone: 937-840-9150
Rocky Fork Family Practice
8062 Overman Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-840-0427
Family Recovery Services (FRS)
313 Chillicothe Avenue, PO Box 823, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Website: www.frshighland.org
FRS Connections
Phone: 937-393-9662
Fax: 937-393-1682
Business Hours: Monday-Friday: 8:30 am-2:00 pm
Services: A partial hospitalization program with an educational component provided by Hillsboro City Schools.
This program is designed for emotional disabled children who cannot maintain behavior in a standard school
setting. Mental health services are provided along with educational services for school credits.
Eligibility: Children in Highland County schools ages 8-18 who meet the requirement of the program and who
have an IEP.
FRS Counseling, Inc.
Phone: 937-393-4562
Fax: 937-393-2056
Services: Provides a variety of integrated services to the residents of the Highland County area. Including:
outpatient, partial hospitalization, transportation and drivers, intervention programs for alcohol and other
drug addictions, and mental health services. The mental health treatment services are for children and
adolescents ages 8 to 18 and adults who struggle with acute mental health issues such as depression, anxiety,
PTSD and various other family and emotional issues.
Based on the philosophy that substance abuse and mental health issues are treatable and people can move
into recovery to lead healthy and symptom free lives. FRS is a CARF accredited provider of mental health and
substance abuse services.
Substance Abuse Services: Ohio MHAS certified, providing assessments, referrals, individual counseling, group
counseling, case management, intensive outpatient counseling, opiate treatment, diver’s intervention
program and prevention services.
Mental Health Services: Ohio MHAS certified, providing behavioral health counseling, behavioral health
therapy, adult education, mental health assessment, partial hospitalization, psychiatric services,
pharmacological management, community psychiatric support, consultation, family and marital counseling,
referral and information services.
Eligibility: Based on a sliding fee scale for any Highland County residents who need assistance or services.
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FRS Transportation
Phone: 937-393-0585
Fax: 937-393-2056
Website: www.frstransportation.org
(After hours transportation is available if previously scheduled)
Services: Provides transportation for needy Highland County residents to assist with receiving of Medicaid
billable services, having transportation to and from employment through TANF, Reentry Services, summer
youth and HARTS fare programs. Our HARTS Fare program offers transportation services for any basic life
needs such as: shopping, pay bills, hair appointments, banking, visiting family or friends at home or in a
nursing facility, or medical appointments through the purchase of fare cards for those living in the Hillsboro
City limits or within five miles of Hillsboro to come into Hillsboro for those needs. We meet some of the
transportation needs that arise for senior citizens and those with disabilities through our new Freedom grant
with ODOT’s Office of Transit/FTA. This grant allows those over the age of 60 or who have a physical disability
to purchase transportation services at a 50% discounted rate of any basic life need.
Our JARC Grant with ODOT’s Office of Transit/FTA focuses on transportation for the clients of the Highland
County judicial services ‘reentry program’ with Turning Point Applied Learning Center, as well as Turning
Point’s summer youth employment program. Our Highland County Ohio Coordination Program Mobility
Management Grant through ODOT’s office of Transit/FTA helps us work towards improving transportation
services here in Highland County through coordination among transportation providers, county agencies,
businesses and other county organizations. We have a fleet of 29 vehicles that are 50% wheelchair accessible
so that we can better serve those in Highland County with disabilities and special needs. Our vehicles are
clearly marked for easy identification. We have a total of 7 office staff and 25 drivers to serve Highland and
Adams Counties.
FRS Transportation in Adams County is located at 116 West Mulberry St, West Union, OH 45693. Phone 937779-3212. Fax 937-779-3214. Hours are Monday-Friday 8:30am-4pm. We work with the Adams County DJFS to
provide Medicaid and other transportation services and dispatching services to two other transportation
providers as well as our own FRS Transportation drivers.
Federal Government
President of the United States, Barack Obama
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C. 20500
Comment Line: 1-202-456-1111
United States Representative, Michael R. Turner
1740 Longworth Building, Washington D.C. 20515
Phone: 1-202-225-6465
United States Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham Clinton
2201 C Street Northwest, Washington D.C. 20520
Phone: 1-202-647-4000
United States Senator, George Voinovich
524 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington D.C 20510
Phone: 1-202-224-3353
United States Senator, Sherrod Brown
713 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington D.C. 20510
Phone: 1-202-224-2315
Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington D.C. 20500
Comment Line: 1-202-456-1111
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First Presbyterian Preschool
Phone: 937-981-4741
Got Forgiveness
PO Box 1797, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 1-937-402-8415
Website: www.gotforgiveness.org
Facebook: Got Forgiveness
Services: Utility disconnect and eviction prevention
Great Oaks Institute of Technology and Career Development
IDEA Center, Highland County Area
Phone: 937-393-2696
Website: www.greatoaks.com
Services for Individuals: Career counseling, job and academic skills classes, training seminars, computer
training, learning center, access to employment services from HCDJFS and travel and tourism information.
Services for Employers, Other Agencies and Organizations: Local labor market demographics, customized
training seminars, employee screening testing and assessment services, and local and state financing and
relocation incentive programs.
Eligibility: Varies depending on service(s).
Greenfield Area Christian Center
912 North Fifth Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-5172
Website: www.greenfield.k12.oh.us
Services: New Directions provides after school activities for all Jr. High and High School youth. Distribution of
clothing, food, some furniture and blankets for needy persons on Fridays, from 10am to 12pm. Commodities
are distributed on Fridays from 2pm-4pm.
Eligibility: Must reside in the Greenfield School District.
Greenfield Exempted Village Schools
Phone: 937-981-2152
Fax: 937-981-4395
Website: www.greenfield.k12.oh.us
Greg Barr, Jason C. Allison, Sandy Free, Doug Mustard and Danny Long
Buckskin Elementary School, Grades K-5
4297 Broadway, PO Box 69, South Salem, OH 45681
Phone: 937-981-2673
Fax: 937-981-1925
Greenfield Elementary School, Grades K-4
Phone: 937-981-3241
Rainsboro Elementary School, Grades K-5
12916 Barrett Mill Road, Rainsboro, OH 45142
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Phone: 937-365-1271
Fax: 937-365-2006
Greenfield Middle School, Grades6-8
Phone: 937-981-2197
McClain High School, grades9-12
Phone: 937-981-7731
Fax: 937-981-4792
Greenfield Police Department
Phone: 937-981-7777
Greenfield Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health
134 East Jefferson Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
108 Erin Court, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-981-7020 OR 937-393-9946
Crisis Line: 937-393-9904 (Hillsboro)
Fax: 937-981-2054
Website: www.spvmhc.org
Services: Serving Highland, Fayette, Ross, Pickaway and Pike Counties with Program Assertive Community
Treatment Team (PACT Team), Integrated Dual Diagnostic Team (IDDT), Substance Abusing Mentally Ill (SAMI),
Intensive Children’s Services, Counseling, Anger Management, 24/7 Crisis Intervention Services.
Eligibility: Must be referred by Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health of Highland or Fayette Counties.
Hearth and Care Rehabilitation and Nursing
238 South Washington Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-3349
Fax: 937-981-2859
Website: www.hearth-and-care.com
Services: 24 hour licensed and skilled nursing facility that offers occupational, physical, respiratory, and
speech therapy. We specialize in wound care treatment. Also, provide special care for residents with
Alzheimer’s disease available through our behavioral intervention program. Respite care, inpatient and
outpatient rehabilitation services available for skilled and intermediate care.
Eligibility: Physician’s referral or the house doctor for inpatient admittance. The facility accepts Medicare,
Medicaid, VA participants and private insurance.
Highland Amateur Radio Association (H.A.R.A.)
Phone: 937-393-4951
Website: www.city-data.com
Services: Emergency communications, public interest, parade coordinators, hobby and educational service.
The repeaters frequency in Highland County-147.21 with Tone (211 on key pad) 146.685-Emergency phone
patch capabilities.
Eligibility: Persons interested in radio communications.
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Highland County Alternatives to Violence
938 West Main Street, Suite 1, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-8118 OR 1-800-339-5066
Fax: 937-393-8135
Crisis Hot Line: 1-888-816-1146 (leave numeric message)
Website: www.avconline.us
Services: Counseling, court/hospital/community advocacy, family advocacy, information and referrals,
offenders programs, parenting classes, safe homes, support groups, and teen anger management group.
Eligibility: Victims of domestic violence or sexual assault. Children 9-18. Assist with court orders and
offenders.
Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities/Hills & Dales Training Center
8919 US RT 50 East, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-4237
Website: www.himrdd.org
Services: Hills and Dales Training Center provides a variety of services to eligible individuals with
developmental disabilities and their families who reside in Highland County. These services include:
Preschool Program – ages 3-5; School Age Program – ages 6-21; Adult Sheltered Workshop – ages 22+ (Hi-Co
Industries); Supported Employment (placement into competitive employment); Supported Living (assistance
with semi-independent living); Family Resources (respite care, equipment, etc.); and Case Management
Eligibility: Criteria varies among programs.
Highland County Board of Elections
Phone: 937-393-9961
Fax: 937-393-5854
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Website: www.highlandcountyelections.com
Highland County Board of Health/Health Department
Phone: 937-393-1941
Fax: 937-393-4694
Website: www.highlandcountyhealthdept.com
Nursing Services: Infant through adult immunizations; clinics held the 1st Monday of each month from 9am to
11:30am and 2pm to 6pm; Other Mondays of each month from 1pm to 3pm, unless it is a holiday. We offer
HIV and Hepatitis C testing and counseling as well as pregnancy testing, vision and cardiac clinics (open to Ohio
residents), communicable disease surveillance and education, preventative health services, hearing and vision
screenings, lead screening and tuberculosis screening and emergency response programs.
Care-A-Van: A preventative mobile health assessment and screening unit. Services provided the 1st four
Tuesdays and Thursdays of each month. We administer infant and adult immunizations. Cholesterol, Lipid
profile, diabetes, blood pressure and hemoglobin testing are available.
Vital Statistics: Certified birth and death certificates; Research and genealogy records available on
Wednesdays and Fridays from 12pm to 3pm.
Eligibility: Varies among programs.
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Highland County Board of Realtors
Website: www.highlandcountyrealtors.org
Highland County Bureau of Motor Vehicles Deputy Registrar
Hillsboro Location: 1575 North High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Hillsboro Phone: 937-393-3991
Greenfield Location: 342 Jefferson Street, Greenfield, OH 45123
Greenfield Phone: 937-981-4982
Highland County Chamber of Commerce
110 Danville Pike, PO Box 183, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1111
Website: www.highlandcountychamber.com
Facebook: Highland County (Ohio) Chamber of Commerce
Services: These services assist the business community by offering programs that strengthen and support the
business sector in the county. Through collaborative efforts of the Highland County Manufacturing Council,
HFC Council, legislative forums, Women’s Diversity Programs, Business Seminar Series of Educational
Workshops, small business counseling through the OSU South Centers/SBDC programs, and other Chambersponsored programs are all designed to assist business large and small, in achieving their goals and promoting
a strong business climate in Highland County.
Eligibility: Area businesses; membership dues are based on a number of employees. Individual memberships
are also available.
Highland County Community Action Organization, Inc.
Phone: 937-393-3456
Website: www.hccao.org
Services: Highland County Community Action Organization, Inc. strives to empower individuals and families
through opportunities and support to achieve their maximum potential.
Programs offered include the following:
Early Head Start: A comprehensive educational and developmental program that serves pregnant women,
children, and infants until the age of 3; which include home based and center based services.
Emergency Services: This program provides follow-up and long term services to enable individuals and
families to overcome poverty situations. Such services provided are emergency shelter, rental, mortgage &
housing payments, and emergency food assistance. Funds are limited. Intake assessment will be completed
and referrals made to other program services. Contact the Outreach Department for more information.
Services include access to The Ohio Benefit Bank – food assistance, cash assistance, child care subsidies, filing
taxes, and others.
Family Planning: These services are available in Greenfield, Hillsboro, Lynchburg, and Wilmington for women
of childbearing age and men. Clinic sessions are help biweekly. No one will be denied services due to financial
reasons. For more information contact Family Health Services at 937-393-3060 or 937-981-2953.
Financial Capability: This program provides tools and resources to all Highland County residents to increase
knowledge of financial matters. HCCAO offers workshop formats and one-on-one counseling. Our primary
focus is on developing a spending plan to avoid reactionary spending and to achieve goals set by the
participant. Call 937-393-3458 for more information.
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Food Pantry: This program provides emergency food assistance to residents of Highland County. Must meet
income guidelines; for additional information contact the Outreach Department.
Highland Appalachian Transportation System (HATS): HCCAO provides transportation to and from medically
affiliated visits for eligible Highland County residents. Transportation for grocery shopping is also provided
every Thursday to residents over the age of 60. Contact the Transportation Department for more information.
Highland Heights Apartments: This housing complex is located on Harry Sauner Road in Hillsboro. There two
and three bedroom units are reserved for people with low to moderate income. No direct subsidy available to
customers. Call 937-393-0568 for more information.
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP): This program has four components offered: *Winter Crisis
Program – This program is to assist households who have less than a 10-day supply of bulk fuel or have a 10day shut off notice from a utility company, whether it is electric or gas. The program runs from November
through March for the winter.
*Summer Crisis Program – This program provides one time assistance in the summer time months for
households with a member over the age of 60 or with a medical condition that requires electric or A/C. Eligible
households may receive a window unit A/C and/or a onetime payment toward electric service.
*State HEAP Program – provides a onetime benefit in the winter months to assist in the rising cost of heating
the home, applications are taken year round.
*PIPP Plus ( percentage of income payment plan) – provides an opportunity for low income households
utilizing regulated utility services to maintain service through payments based on income rather than usage,
this is a year round program. Eligibility determined by family size and income guidelines as well as other
guidelines set forth each season by the States’ Office of Community Assistance. Contact the Outreach
Department for additional information.
Home Ownership Counseling: HCCAO provides counseling to homeowners and potential homeowners with
pre-purchase, post purchase, and default counseling. All services are provided within the national industry
standards by certified counselors and meet or exceed HUD standards. Foreclosure intervention services do
include Save the Dream Ohio financial assistance. For more information contact HCCAO.
Housing Rehabilitation Program: This program provides housing rehab services to income eligible residents
within targeted areas in the county with grant funds under CHIP. Services may include the following: roof,
wiring, septic, plumbing and any other health and safety issue in the home. Contact the Housing Department
at 937-393-3458 for more information.
Senior Companion: This program gives an added stipend to assist the needs of individuals over 60 years of
age and who have a low income. They must be able to spend four a day, five days a week doing light
household chores in homes of persons over the age of 60 or disabled to provide companionship and to assist
the shut-I and share a meal. For more information contact HCCAO.
Senior Nutrition: This program provides home delivered meals to adults 60 years of age or older that are
homebound. Congregate meals also provided to adults at the Greenfield Nutrition site. For more information
contact Senior Nutrition at 937-981-2895.
Sycamore Glen: A housing development consisting of 36 single family homes located at the corner of
Eleventh and McClain Streets in Greenfield. These are three and four bedroom homes reserved for people
with low to moderate income, no direct subsidy. Call 937-981-1183 for more information.
Weatherization Program: This program assists with the weatherization repairs and insulation of homes of the
elderly and low-income families. Services include the inspection of the heat exchanger, safety control, venting,
flue pipe, chimney, wiring, exhaust equipment, ductwork and thermostat of the home. Also examination of
the carbon monoxide production and combustion efficiency will occur. The service include calking, glazing,
weather stripping and insulation of attic and basement/crawl spaces with the goal of reducing fuel
consumption and lowering heating bills. Contact the Weatherization Department for more information.
Women, Infants, Children Program (WIC): This program provides women (pregnant, postpartum, and breast
feeding), infants 0-12 months and children up to the age of five, who are medically certified as being at
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nutritional risk; may assist with special supplemental foods without cost. For more information contact the
WIC Department at 937-393-3060 or 937-981-2953.
Highland County Convention and Visitors Bureau
1575 North High Street, Suite 400, PO Box 638, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-4883
Fax: 937-393-2697
Website: www.highlandcounty.com
Highland County Department of Job and Family Services
Phone: 937-393-4278
Fax: 937-393-4461
Services Include:Adult Protective Services: Case management services for people 60 years and older who are
alleged to be abused, neglected, or exploited by self or others. Investigation of allegations, court intervention,
information and referrals. No income requirement.
Child Care – Funded Assistance: This program assists with the full or partial child care subsidy while parents
are working, attending school or training. Providers must be approved by HCDJFS.
Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA): Our services are to assist with the collecting and the enforcement
of a court ordered child support order; The collection of the paternity establishment, location of the absent
parent, income withholding tax offset, and UIFSA (Inter-stat e actions), legal representation to establish and
enforce child support.
Children’s Services: Children Services is mandated to investigate all reports of child abuse, neglect and
dependency in Highland County. Our mission is to keep children safe while helping families stay together,
learn healthy living habits, and become a stronger family unit.
Even in situations where a child must be temporarily removed, we work hard to help families overcome their
problems. Some of those problems may include: drug/alcohol addiction, financial problems, domestic
violence, anger management issues, lack of parenting skills, and more. We create a plan with each family to
help them address these issues, and then link them with other agencies and services, depending on their
needs. Most families that we work with want to improve their situation and are willing to cooperate on
achieving their plans. When families are not able to improve their situation so that their children may return
home safely, the agency may seek permanent custody and develop a stable, permanent plan for the children
through adoption services. All children are served, birth to 18 years of age or until the age of 21 if the child has
special needs.
Disability Assistance: This program provides cash and/or medical assistance to persons disabled, medication
dependent, pregnant or over 60.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP – Food Stamps): This federally funded program assists
and promotes better health and nutrition by providing families with limited resources of greater food
purchasing power.
Healthy Start: This program assists pregnant women and children under the age of 20 with medical insurance.
Your household income must meet the eligibility guidelines.
Extended Healthy Start: This program assists medical uninsured children up to age 18 with family income
between 150% and 200% of poverty level.
Healthy Families: This program provides children up to age 19 and their parents with family income less than
100% of poverty level with medical insurance.
Home & Community Based Waivers: This program assists with cost effective substitutes for institutional care.
There are a variety of waivers such as a Disability - Waiver IV, Individual Options – Waiver VI, the Medical
Fragile – Waiver VII, and Passport - Waiver III.
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Information & Referrals: HCDJFS provides informational and referral services to other agencies and
organizations that assist with individual and family needs. No income requirement.
Intensive Vocational Services: This service provides a comprehensive, specialized series of assessments to
develop an individual employment plan, career counseling and planning along with case management
assistance for individuals searching for employment.
Learning, Earning and Parenting (LEAP): Teen parents receiving OWF who remain in school or get their GED
may receive transportation allowances, child care, and cash bonuses.
Local Interagency Network for Children and Family Services (LINCS): This is a drug and alcohol education
program recognizing barriers to gain full or part time employment.
Medicaid for Children and Families: Medical coverage. Expedited Medicaid: Pregnancy related medical
services only.
Non-Emergency Transportation: Transportation for Medicaid eligible individuals to Medicaid reimbursed
medical appointments.
Ohio Works First (OWF): This program provides cash assistance for families with children and not to exceed
36 months. This program emphasis is on self-sufficiency, personal responsibility, community involvement and
employment.
Pregnancy Related Services (PRS): This program is supportive for pregnant women who are Medicaid eligible.
Prevention, Retention and Contingency (PRC): This program is an employment related supportive service to
enable individuals to obtain and maintain employment. I.E- car repair, car insurance, work clothes and tools.
Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB): This program assists individuals with some of the payment of
Medicare premiums and coinsurance for low income eligible participants of Medicare Part A.
Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary (SLMB): This program assists individuals with the payment of
Medicare Premium for income eligible participants.
Training Services: HCDJFS assists with the payment of state approved training services. This may include on
the job training, skill upgrading and retraining, entrepreneurial activities and other customized training.
Transitional: This program provides up to 12 months of Medicaid coverage for families who lose OWF cash
assistance or medical assistance because they exceed income guidelines due to higher paying job.
Work Experience Program (WEP): This program allows adults to gain work skills and good work habits in unpaid work environments.
Work Activities Program: This program provides intensive case management for adults to find employment
and become self-sufficient.
Workforce Development Services: This is employment services for job seekers and employers. Information
regarding filing claims for unemployment compensation, assistance in establishing eligibility for programs of
financial aid assistance for training and education programs.
Eligibility: The eligibility requirements vary from program to program. Most require Highland County
residency.
Highland County Dog Warden
Phone: 937-393-1421
Highland County Economic Development
119 Governor Foraker Place, Suite 211, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1911
Website: www.co.highland.oh.us
Highland County Emergency Management Services
Phone: 937-393-5880
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Fax: 937-393-2655
Office Hours: Monday-Friday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Services: FEMA- Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Highland County Family Advocacy Center
111 Crestwood Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-4642
Classes are held the 2nd Tuesday of each month form 6-8pm and the 2nd Friday of each month from 10:00 am12:00 pm. The sessions are only one at a time, 2 hour course, so please call for details.
Services: The Highland County Family Advocacy Center is a family resource facility operating as a satellite
entity to Highland County Children Services. The center is home to family based, supervised visitation, family
conferences, and reunification services. The facility serves as a safe exchange center. The facility offers a
variety of educational and supportive services designed to strengthen family units, promoting healthy home
environments and self-sufficiency. Some services are limited to children service families and/or court involved
cases. Supervised visitation and safe exchange services are offered to the general public.
Highland County Family & Children First
c/o Help Me Grow, 1575 North High Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 614-989-9642
The 3 arms include:
Service Coordination: Inter system youth team, multi-need families, family plans, non-behavioral needs met
for families and high need wrap around services for behaviorally challenged youth.
Community Planning: House Bill 289 – Community Annual Plan, Help ME Grow – services for children from
birth to 3 years old, and Children’s Trust Fund 1-2-3- Parenting Program.
Family Engagement & Empowerment: Family representative for the FCF Council Family Advocacy.
Highland County Family YMCA
201 Diamond Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-840-9622
Website: www.highlandsymca.com
Services: Provides physical, mental, and social activities. Child care services are also available.
Eligibility: There is a nominal fee for service.
Highland County GIS – Map Office
119 Governor Foraker Place, 2nd Floor, Suite 206, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 am – 4:00 pm
GIS – Mark Harp
Phone: 937-393-9546
Fax: 937-393-9964
Map Office – Kim Kell
Phone: 937-393-9964
Fax: 937-393-9964
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Highland County Health Department
Phone: 937-393-1941
Fax: 937-393-4694
Website: www.highlandcountyhealthdepartment.org
Services: Environmental Health, Public Health Nursing, Vital Statistics and Registrar, Emergency Response
Program.
Highland County Help Me Grow
1575 North High Street Suite 302, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-840-0100
Fax: 937-840-0101
Website: www.hchmg.org
Facebook: Highland Help Me Grow
Services: Help Me Grow provides health and developmental services so that children start school healthy and
ready to learn. Children who qualify for Help Me Grow may receive specialized services at no cost which
include but are not limited to: Service Coordination, Home Visiting, Parent Education, Development Screening
and Evaluations, Transition and Monthly Play Groups.
Eligibility: First time moms, prenatally and who have newborns up to age 6 months; also children birth to 3
years with a qualifying medical diagnosis, children who have a developmental delay and/or children who are
at risk for a developmental delay
Highland County Historical Society/The Highland House Museum
Hours of Operation: Fridays, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm & Sundays, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm; Group tours by appointment
Website: www.highlandco.org
Services: The museum is a treasure trove of 200 years of rare collectables including: period clothing, textiles
and quilts, fine silver, china, musical instruments, documents and books. Also includes a collection of primitive
farm and kitchen tools. A Hall of Fame tributes notable citizens from Highland County.
Highland County Homeless Shelter
145 Homestead Avenue, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-0634
Fax: 937-402-4253
Website: www.hcshelter.org
Facebook: Highland County Homeless Shelter
Services: Emergency shelter for men, women and families with children.
Eligibility: Single adult men, women and families with children. Must be from Highland or surrounding
counties. No transients or out of state residents admitted. Must pass a background check and be free of drugs
and alcohol. Will not admit anyone who is a registered or convicted sex offender or has been charged with a
sex crime of any kind; anyone charged with manufacturing, selling or cultivating drugs of any kind; anyone
charged with violent crimes involving weapons of any kind; anyone with a history of violence, or domestic
violence issues. Must be able to verify homelessness, with no other housing options available. May be eligible
for 30-90 days of shelter.
Highland County Housing Possibilities
Key: E-Elderly
D-Disabled
M-Multi-Family
S-Some or all of the units are subsidized
HILLSBORO
CEDARWOODS APARTMENTS
100 Cedarwoods Drive
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1587
E, D, M, S
HIGHLAND HEIGHTS APARTMENTS
271 Harry Sauner Road
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-0568
E, D
DEER BROOK PROPERTIES
112 Taylor Drive
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-9642
E, D, S
HI-LAND TERRACE
737 North West Street
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2733
M, S
DEER BROOK RIDGE
1100 Northview Drive
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-9848
E, D
PANTS FACTORY HOUSING PARTNERS
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-9300
1-866-789-3929
DEER BROOK SQUARE
1100 Northview Drive
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-0822
E, D
TREEWOOD APARTMENTS
807 Treewood Drive
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1060
E, D, M, S
GOLDEN MANOR
415 North East Street
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-9378
E, D
WINDSOR APARTMENTS
100 Windsor Drive
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-9922
E, D, S
HARPER STATION
Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-0018
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GREENFIELD
CHAUTAUQUA PARK APARTMENTS
1000 South Fifth Street
Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-2617
E, D, M, S
GREENHILLS VILLAGE
1199 Greenhills Drive
Phone: 937-981-4987
TDD: 1-800-750-0750
E, D, S
GREENFIELD MEDOWS
200 North Eleventh Street
Phone: 937-981-4127
E, D, M, S
SYCAMORE GLEN
101 Janice Street
Phone: 937-981-1183
Single Family Homes; Lease to Buy
LEESBURG
MARGIE APARTMENTS
300 Elm Street
Leesburg, OH 45135
Phone: 937-780-6325
E, D, S
FRIENDLY VIEW APARTMENTS
11890 Standpipe Road
Leesburg, OH 45135
Phone: 937-780-6896
E, D, M, S
LYNCHBURG
LYNCHBURG COMMONS
285 North Main Street
Lynchburg, OH 45142
Phone: 937-364-6383
E, D, S
1, 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Contact: Tracy Strange
Phone: 937-783-2715
Highland County Humane Society
9331 State Route 124, PO Box 471, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2110
Animal Cruelty Division: 740-406-8801
Website: www.highlandhumane.com
Facebook: Highland County Humane Society
Services: Provide education to the community and people on proper pet care. The shelter is one of the last
300 “No-Kill” animal shelters that is still operating nationwide and is operated from itemized and monetary
donations.
Highland County Office of Reentry Services
Phone: 937-393-9266
Fax: 937-393-9267
Website: www.hcors.org
Services: Assist ex-offenders and other at-risk community members by providing resources, opportunities,
and support for successful transitions in Highland County; Demonstrate benefits of alternatives to
incarceration; assist Highland County Criminal Justice Advisory Committee members in using a holistic
approach that begins with law enforcement, corrections, and the Highland County court systems in
collaborative efforts with education, families, health services, substance abuse, employment, housing, and
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faith based entities to reduce recidivism in Highland County; also serves as Ohio Benefit Bank Site and offers
assistance in applying for various benefits and tax filing.
Highland County Ohio State University (OSU) Extension
119 Governor Foraker Place, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1918
Fax: 937-393-0222
Office Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
Website: www.highland.osu.edu
Services: Agriculture and natural resources, family & consumer science, family nutrition program, 4-H youth
development, and community development.
Highland County Probation Department
Phone: 937-393-0840
Highland County Recycling and Liter Prevention
1575 North High Street, Suite 28B, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-4080 (Limited office hours, leave a message and we will get back to you)
Services: Environmental awareness activities and programs available to schools, children’s and civic clubs at
no charge. Also provides recycling information and opportunities in Highland County.
Eligibility: Residents of Highland County.
Highland County Senior Citizens Center
185 Muntz Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-4745
Fax: 937-393-8797
Website: www.highlandseniors.net
Memberships and eligibility: Associate membership ages 21-49 is $25.00 per year, typical membership is 5089 years of age and is $20.00 per year, 90 years plus is a lifetime membership and is free but must renew each
year. All memberships expire December 31st of every year.
Home delivered meals are within the city limits of Hillsboro and hot meals are delivered Monday – Friday,
frozen meals are delivered for the weekends.
Lunch is served Monday – Friday 11:30 am to 12:30 pm and breakfast on Friday morning 7:00 am to 9:00 am
with a big breakfast at just $4.00 for all. Lunch is $5.00 for nonmembers and $4.00 for members. Then
community is welcome to have lunch and breakfast with us.
Blood pressure and sugar checks are several times per month, please call for times. Our monthly Birthday
dinner is the last Friday of every month and the cost is $4.00.
Activities: Cornhole, bingo, ping pong, live country music, billiards, cards, games, exercise classes, line dancing,
choir, discussion groups and more! Please call the center for details!
Highland County Society for Children and Adults, Inc.
Phone: 937-393-2142
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm.
Services: Provides health needs for disabled adults and children when no other help is available. Services
available include: transportation to other health facilities, home nursing supplies, medications, doctor bills,
physical therapy, corrective shoes, orthopedic devices, hospital tests, repertory supplies, equipment repair,
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and equipment loan closet. Free items such as: walkers, canes, wheelchairs, commode chairs, lifts, lift chair, or
elevated toilet seats. Anything that is needed will be considered.
Eligibility: Call for eligibility requirements.
Highland County Victim Witness Program
Phone: 937-393-5872
Fax: 937-393-0659
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am-4:30 pm
Services: Offers support, information and a variety of services to victims and witnesses in order to help
victims and witnesses understand their rights and responsibilities so that they can make intelligent choices
about what is best for them. Staff and volunteers, who also respond to area hospitals to provide support and
information to victims who have been sexually assaulted, maintain 24-hour crises services. Other services
include emergency assistance such as referrals, follow-up calls, providing crime prevention information and
communication with law enforcement agencies, rape crisis centers, prosecutors, and other related agencies,
and assistance to law enforcement with death notifications as needed.
Highland District Hospital
Phone: 937-393-6100
Fax: 937-393-6278
Website: www.hdh.org
Services: Emergency services, maternity services, outpatient surgery, outpatient specialists, inpatient &
outpatient rehabilitation, home health, oncology/hematology, hospital outpatient based services (lab,
radiology, cardiopulmonary) and geriatric inpatient services.
Home Health Services
Phone: 937-393-6371
Services: Medicare and Medicaid certified hospital based agency. 24-hour access to RN, home health aides,
maternal/child services, medical social services, occupational, speech, and physical therapy and skilled nursing
services (including IV therapy and chemotherapy).
Eligibility: Residents of Highland County and surrounding areas clients within a 30 mile radius of Hillsboro.
Medicare and Medicaid certified.
Maternity Department
Phone: 937-393-6118
Fax: 937-840-6618
Services Include:
Childbirth Classes: These classes are for women 6-8 months pregnant. See website for details.
Breastfeeding: Classes offered every 6-8 weeks and lactation counseling on request. See website for more
details.
Infant CPR: Classes are offered quarterly. See website or call for details.
Eligibility: Classes are offered free to those delivering at Highland District Hospital; small fee for mothers
delivering elsewhere.
Highland House Assisted Living
Phone: 937-393-8830 Services: Provides assisted living and elderly care.
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Highland Masonic Lodge #38 F. & A.M.
Masonic Mitchell Trust Fund
Phone: 937-393-1815
Services: Provides funds for adults to obtain eye care, utilities and medical expenses.
Eligibility: Must submit a completed application along with copies of expenses or bills needing assistance with
and must show financial need. Applications may be obtained by mail, email, or picked up at Samaritan
Outreach and Community Action.
Hillsboro Christian Academy
8230 US RT 50, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-8422/937-393-9090
Fax: 937-393-4963
Website: www.hillsborochristanacademy.org
Services: HCA is an independent Christian school serving children in grades K-12. It is chartered by the state of
Ohio.
Eligibility: Tuition based. HCA does not discriminate against any student on the basis of color, race, national or
ethnic origin. We admit all raced and nationalities who can successfully pass our entrance requirements.
Hillsboro Department of Law, Office of Victim’s Services
Phone: 937-393-0520 (leave a message)
Fax: 937-393-4667
Services: Assistance with preparing Court of Claims reparation forms. Courtroom advocacy and support for
victims of misdemeanor crimes in Highland County (with the exception of Madison Township). This office
serves as a liaison between the cities Law Director and the victims and witnesses during arraignment and trails
in Municipal Court. Also sends out notifications for court appearances.
Eligibility: Victims of crime.
Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education
338 West Main Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3475
Fax: 937-393-5841
Website: www.hillsboro.k12.oh.us
Beverly Rhoades, Sam Barnhouse, Jerry Walker, Terry Britton, Bill Myers, and Ali McKenna
Hillsboro Elementary School, Grades K-5
500 US Route 62 South, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3132
Hillsboro Middle School, Grades 6-8
550 US Route 62 South, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-9877
Fax: 937-393-5843
Hillsboro High School, Grades 9-12
550 US Route 62, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3458
Fax: 937-393-5842
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Hope Christian Alliance
Phone: Curtis Pegram, 513-515-6212
Facebook: Hope Christian Alliance
Services: A collaborative representing 21 food pantries, 10 food kitchens and 27 partners. Services provided
range from providing food, clothing, financial assistance, nursing, community gardens, and preventing utility
disconnects and evictions.
Hope Emergency Program
5333 Kernan Road, Lynchburg, OH 45142
Mailing Address: PO Box 214, Fayetteville, OH 45118
Phone: 937-364-1055
Fax: 937-364-2598
Services: Hope Emergency provides residents with food and clothing assistance. Some clothing, furniture, and
baby items are available. Serving: Highland, Adams, Brown and Clinton Counties.
Distributions: Wednesdays, 9:00 am to 11:45 am and from 1:00 pm until 2:30 pm.
Donations: Accepted Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:00 am until 11:45 am and from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm.
Hospice of Adena Health Systems
111 West Water Street, Chillicothe, OH 45601
Phone: 740-779-4663/1-800-799-7710
Fax: 740-779-4679
Website: www.adena.org
Services: The South Central Ohio Region includes Ross, Pike, Pickaway, Jackson Counties and portions of
Fayette, Highland, Hocking and Vinton Counties. The services provided are the following: hospice, home
health, home infusion, home respiratory, skilled nursing care, wound/ostomy care, PICC/Medline care,
pediatrics, rehab therapies, maternal child health services, homemaker, home health aide, pharmaceuticals
including IV antibiotics and chemotherapy, durable medical equipment, oxygen therapy, apnea monitors,
CPA/BipAP and aerosis.
Eligibility: A hospice-physician must provide a certificate of terminal illness with six months or less to live. The
client had to have home health or skilled nursing care ordered by a physician and homebound.
Hospice of Fayette County
222 North Oakland Avenue, PO Box 849, Washington C.H., OH 43160
Phone: 740-335-0149
Fax: 740-335-3489
Website: www.hospice-fayco.org
Services: Providing quality-of-life care for over 23 years to Fayette, Ross, Highland, Clinton, Clark, Greene,
Madison and Pickaway counties.
Hospice of Hope Ohio Valley
215 Hughes Boulevard, Mt. Orab, OH 45154
Phone: 937-444-4900/1-800-928-4243
Website: www.hospiceofhope.org
Services: Comprehensive 24/7 hospice services, skilled nursing care with an emphasis on symptom, pain, and
medication management, personal care, social work and chaplain services, community grief counselling
services (individual or group), physical/occupational and speech therapies, in house pharmacy, and volunteer
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support. Services provided in the home, nursing homes, hospitals, or one of their 13 dedicated care center
beds.
Eligibility: Terminally ill children and adults with a life prognosis of months versus years, serving residents of
Adams, Brown, Clermont, Clinton, Highland, or Pike Counties. Hospice of Hope Ohio Valley is a non-profit
501(c)3 organization founded in 1988. Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance and donations accepted.
You have a choice in Hospice Care…ask for Hospice of Hope Ohio Valley by name.
HOTLINES
Abortion Information, www.prochoice.org, 1-800-772-9100
Adoption Network, www.adopitonnetwork.com, 1-866-942-3678, text “84444” keyword “adoption”
AIDS National Hotline, 1-800-342-2437
AIDS Treatment Information Hotline, 1-800-448-0440
Al-Anon/Alateen Hotline, Hope & Help for young people who are the relatives and friends of a problem
Drinker, 1-800-344-2666
Boys Town National Hotline, www.boystown.org, 1-800-448-3300
CHADD – Children & Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder; Child Abuse Hotline/Child Help USA
www.childhelp.org, 1-800-4-A-CHILD (1-800-422-4453)
24 Hour Cocaine Hotline, 1-866-643-6144
Domestic Violence Hotline, www.thehotline.org, 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233)
Eating Disorders Awareness & Prevention, 1-800-937-2237
Ecstasy Addiction, 1-888-949-5830
Elder Abuse Hotline, 1-866-635-3748
Gay & Lesbian National Hotline, 1-888-THE-GLNH (1-888-843-4564)
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender (GLBT) National Youth Talkline, 1-800-24-PRIDE (1-800-246-7743)
Learning Disabilities – National Center for Learning Disabilities, 1-888-575-7373
Marijuana Anonymous, 1-800-766-6779
Medicaid, 1-800-324-8680 Federal; 1-800-686-1516 State
Medicare, 1-800-686-1578
Mothers Against Drunk Driving, 1-800-438-MADD (1-800-438-6233)
National Adoption Center, 1-800-TO-ADOPT (1-800-862-3678)
National Association for Children of Alcoholics, 1-888-554-COAS (1-888-554-2627)
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), 1-800-950-6264
National Hotline for Missing & Exploited Children, www.missingkids.com, 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5648)
National Inhalant Prevention Coalition, www.inhalants.org, 1-800-269-4327
National STI Hotline, 1-800-227-8922
Ohio Benefit Bank, 1-800-648-1179
Panic Disorder Information Hotline, 1-800-64-PANIC (1-800-647-2642)
Pet Loss Support Hotline – Grief Counseling/Hotline Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine
1-888-ISU-PLSH (1-888-478-7574)
Planned Parenthood, Inc., 1-800-230-PLAN (1-800-230-7586)
Rape, Abuse, Incest, National Network (RAINN), www.rainn.org, 1-800-6556-HOPE (1-800-656-4673)
Self-Injury Hotline/SAFE (Self Abuse Finally Ends) Alternatives Program, www.selfinjury.com, 1-800-DONTCUT
(1-800-366-8288)
Stop It Now! (Sexual Abuse), 1-888-PREVENT (1-888-779-8968)
Yellow Ribbon Suicide Prevention Program, 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433)
Laurel Oaks Career Development Center
300 Oak Drive, Wilmington, OH 45177
Phone: 937-382-1411/1-800-752-5480
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Website: www.greatoaks.com
Facebook: Truth About Great Oaks
Services: GED scheduling and vocational training for high school students and adults.
Eligibility: Must be a junior or senior high school student. No income guidelines, must be referred by school
district.
Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio, LLC
10 Journal Square, Hamilton, OH 45011
Phone: 1-513-241-9400
Website: www.lascinti.org
Libraries
Greenfield Public Library
Phone: 937-981-3772
Hours of Operation:
Monday thru Thursday, 10:00 am - 7:00 pm; Friday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm; Saturday, 10:00 am -3:00 pm.
Closed Holidays & Sundays
Highland County District Library
10 Willettsville Pike, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3114
Fax: 937-393-2985
Hours of Operation:
Monday thru Thursday, 10:00 am – 8:00 pm; Friday & Saturday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm.
Closed holidays & Sundays
Leesburg Branch Library
240 East Main Street, Leesburg, OH 45135
Phone: 937-780-7295
Hours of Operation:
Monday, 10:00 am – 7:00 pm; Tuesday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm; Wednesday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm; Thursday,
10:00 am – 7:00 pm; Friday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm; Saturday, 10:00 am – 3:00 pm.
Closed holidays & Sundays
Lynchburg Public Library
102 South Main Street, Lynchburg, OH 45142
Phone: 937-364-2511
Website: www.highlandco.org and www.highlandreaders.highlandco.org
Services: Books, videos, magazines, large print books, and audio recordings to check out. Story times for
children, computers with Internet access for use. Databases including: encyclopedias, magazine articles,
practice test, historical census information and more. Fax services and self-service copying available. Access
out library catalog, reach our databases, check out event calendar or download one of our E-books through
our websites.
Eligibility: Library card holder.
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Lions Clubs
Hillsboro: President: Steve Pence, 937-393-3522 or 937-403-4905 Eyeglass Person, Bonnie J. Parr, 937-3931359
Greenfield: President: Shirley Gaskell, 937-981-4731 Susan Long, 937-981-4937 or Marilyn Mitchell, 937-9812203/937-981-2341
Leesburg: Kathy Huff, 937-780-7611
Lynchburg: President: Kathy DeRose, 937-205-6404
Mowrystown: President: Bryon Deatley, 937-927-5268 Secretary: Kara Juillerat
Services: Assistance to families whose child is in need of eyeglasses or related services.
Eligibility: Families not eligible for Medicaid, referral from school or health agency.
Little Lamb Christian Preschool
Phone: 937-393-1752
Services: Pre-school program for children ages 3-5; toddlers who are 3 years old before August 1st: Tuesdays
and Thursdays, 9:00 am – 11:00 am; 3 year olds: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:00 am - 11:30 am; 4 year olds:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9:00 am - 11:30 am; 5 year olds: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 1:00 pm 3:30 pm.
Eligibility: Fee for service.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
City of Greenfield City Manager, Ron Coffey
300 Jefferson Street, PO Box 300, Greenfield, OH 45123
Phone: 937-981-3500
City of Hillsboro Mayor, Drew Hastings
Phone: 937-393-5219
County Commissioners: Tom Horst, Jeremy Shaffer, and Shane Wilkin
Phone: 937-393-1991
Greenfield City Council
Chairman: Betty Jackman
Vice Chairman: Bob Bergstrom
Council Wards: Brenda Losey, Bill Redenbaugh, and Harvey Everhart.
Highland County Auditor, William Fawley
Phone: 937-393-1915
Fax: 937-393-3854
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 am – 4:00 pm.
Website: www.highlandcountyauditor.org
Highland County Clerk of Courts, Ike Hodson
Phone: 937-393-9957
Fax: 937-393-9879
Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm; Saturday, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm.
Highland County Common Pleas Court, Judge Rocky Coss
Phone: 937-393-2161
Fax: 937-393-2989
Website: www.hccpc.org
Highland County Common Pleas Court (Probate & Juvenile), Judge Kevin Greer
Phone: 937-393-9981
Highland County Coroner, Dr. Jeff Beery
Phone: 937-393-6633
Highland County Court – Madison Township, Judge Robert J. Judkins
Phone: 937-981-2139
Fax: 937-981-2130
Court commences at 9:00 am, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Highland County Engineer, P. Dean Otworth
138 Bowers Avenue, PO Box 297, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3496
Fax: 937-393-3498
Winter office hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30 am – 4:00 pm.
Summer office hours: Monday-Thursday, 7:00 am - 5:30 pm, closed Friday
Website: www.highlandcountyeng.org
Highland County Prosecutor, Anneka Collins
Phone: 937-393-1851
Highland County Recorder, Chad McConnaughey
119 Governor Foraker Place, Suite 108, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-9954
Fax: 937-393-5855
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Highland County Sheriff’s Department
Phone: 937-393-1421 or 911
Jail – Justice Center: 937-840-6240
Website: www.highlandcoso.com
Services: Crime prevention, reporting, investigating, and traffic safety; housing inmates.
Highland County Treasurer, Vickie Warnock
119 Governor Foraker Place, PO Box 824, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-9951
Fax: 937-393-5855
Hillsboro City Council
President: Lee Koogler
Council-Ward 1: Rebecca Wilkin
Council-Ward 2: Claudia Cline
Council-Ward 3: Tracy Aranyos
Council-Ward 4: Bill Alexander
Council-at-Large: Dick Donley
Council-at-Large: Ann E. Morris
Council-at-Large: Justin Harsha
Hillsboro Municipal Court, Judge David H. McKenna
Phone: 937-393-3022
Fax: 937-393-0517
Website: www.hillsboroohio.net
Lynchburg-Clay Local School District
PO Box 515, Lynchburg, OH 45142
Phone: 937-364-2338
Fax: 937-364-2339
Website: www.lynchclay.k12.oh.us
Stan Markey, Beverly Wilkin, Brad Hess, Chad McConnaughey, and Gary West.
Lynchburg-Clay Elementary, Grades K-5
6760 State Route 134 South, Lynchburg, OH 45142
Phone: 937-364-9119
Fax: 937-364-8119
Lynchburg-Clay Middle School, Grades 6-8
Phone: 937-364-2811
Fax: 937-364-2159
Lynchburg-Clay High School
Phone: 937-364-2250
Fax: 937-364-6113
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Mature Services
1575 North High Street, Suite 300, Hillsboro, Ohio 45133
Phone: 937-840-0055
Website: www.matureservices.org
Facebook: Mature Services
Services: Employment and training for individuals over 55 who income qualify. Participants receive paid
training for 20 hours per week including job clubs and computer training.
Mercy Hospital Clermont
3000 Hospital Drive, Batavia, OH 45103
Phone: 513-732-8200
Website: www.e-mercy.com
Services: Emergency room; inpatient and outpatient surgery services; pain management center; women’s
center; physical, occupational and speech therapy; cardio-pulmonary rehabilitation; laboratory; radiology;
outpatient testing; behavioral health; and wound care center.
Metropolitan Housing Authorities
Highland County Metropolitan Housing Authority
Phone: 937-393-4278
*The Metropolitan Housing representative is only available on Tuesdays, by appointment only. Please call
before coming in.*
A representative can be reached Monday-Friday at the Washington Court House office at 740-335-7525.
Website: www.fayette-co-oh.com
For additional housing opportunities, visit the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Ohio Housing
Locator: www.ohiohousinglocator.org
Narcotics Anonymous
Central Ohio Area Office: Hotline: 1-800-587-4232
Area 13 Services Committee: Monday evenings, 7:30 pm @ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 234 North High
Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133; open discussion.
Website: www.na.org
Services: Self-help group using the 12 steps of recovery.
Eligibility: For anyone willing to admit that narcotics or illicit drugs are affecting them in a negative way; no
fees or dues to attend.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital
700 Children’s Drive, Columbus, OH 43205
Phone: 614-722-2000 or 1-800-792-8401
Website: www.nationwidechildrens.org
Eligibility: Adolescents and children.
Ohio Adult Parole Authority, Chillicothe Regional Office
8 South Paint Street, Chillicothe, OH 45601
Phone: 740-702-1200
Website: www.drc.state.oh.us
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Contact: Teri Minney, Regional Administrator
Services: The Chillicothe Regional APA serves 25 southern Ohio counties, including Adams, Brown, Clinton,
Fayette, and Highland. The mission of the Adult Parole Authority is to protect the public from violence and
other crime through the building and sharing of offender information with victims, the courts and other
criminal justice agencies, and to provide supervision of offenders who are in the community, utilizing
strategies aimed at rehabilitation, incapacitation, and when necessary, punishment.
Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities
165 West Center Street, Suite 302, Marion, OH 43302
Phone: 1-800-374-2806
Fax: 740-383-6421
Website: www.oceod.org
Services: A statewide, nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the educational interests of children
with disabilities.
Ohio Department of Health, Vital Statistics
PO Box 15098, Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-466-2521
Website: www.odh.gov
Services: Birth and death certificates available for people born or who have died in the state of Ohio.
Eligibility: May be a fee to obtain copies of records.
OhioMeansJobs|Highland County
Phone: 937-393-1933
Fax: 937-393-3966
Website: www.highlandcountyworks.com
Services: Career counseling, job training, search and placement. Job search resource center and resume
preparation assistance.
Eligibility: Persons seeking employment and career advancement.
Ohio Missing Children Clearinghouse
Phone: 1-800-325-5604
Website: www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/missingkids
Services: The coordinating agency that makes information about missing children available to other agencies,
the media and the general public. The Clearinghouse’s mission is to aid in the search for missing children,
create public awareness of pertinent issues, and develop and disseminate information in order to educate the
public, professional, and others in the prevention of missing and abducted children.
Ohio State University Hospital
410 West 10th Avenue, Columbus, OH 43210
Phone: 614-283-5000
Website: www.medicalcenter.osu.edu
Paint Creek State Park
280 Taylor Road, Bainbridge, OH 45612
Phone: 937-393-4284
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Paint Valley Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Board
394 Chestnut Street, Chillicothe, OH 45601
Phone: 740-773-2283
Website: www.pvadamh.org
Services: Contracts with a network of public health care agencies to treat persons in need of mental health,
alcohol, and drug addiction services. ADAMH serves as the mental health planning agency for Fayette,
Highland, Pickaway, Pike, and Ross counties. This board does not provide direct services to families.
Passport: Area Agency on Aging District 7, Inc.
University of Rio Grande/F32, 160 Dorsey Drive, PO Box 500, Rio Grande, OH 45674
Phone: 1-800-582-7277
Services: Ohio’s alternative to nursing home care, PASSPORT helps low-income, disabled older adults remain
safe and independent at home. Services could include care management, personal care, homemaking, home
delivered meals, emergency response systems, medical equipment and transportation. To learn more about
the services and programs that are available, please call the Agency’s toll-free number at 1-800-582-7277.
Serving Adams, Brown, Gallia, Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton counties, providing
an alternative to nursing home placement through coordinated in-home services to Medicaid eligible adults.
Eligibility: Must be at least 60 years of age, Medicaid eligible, at risk of nursing home placement, must be in
agreement with a Service Plan.
Reachout Wireless
Phone: 1-877-870-9444
Website: www.reachoutmoblie.com
Services: Free government cell phone. Choice of two packages: 125 free rollover minuets or 250 free nonrollover minuets.
Eligibility: You may qualify for Reachout Wireless is you participate in any of the following public assistance
programs: Medicaid, Food Stamps/SNAP, general assistance, supplemental security Income (SSI), TANF/Work
First (TANF/Ohio Works First), section 8/federal public housing assistance, home energy assistance programs
(HEAP, LIHEAP & E-HEAP), national school free lunch program (NSLP), supplemental security inc-blind &
disabled (SSDI). Or you may qualify based on household income.
Recovery Health Network
Phone: 1-888-395-5004
Website: www.recoveryhealthnetwork.com
Services: The Recovery Health Network (RHN), a non-for-profit company, donates FREE prescription saving
cards to anyone in need. The RHN free prescription (Rx) discount drug card provides individuals with an easy
and free “no strings attached” healthcare discount program that allows free access to substantial discounts on
prescription medications. The average Rx savings for using the card is 67% and often up to 94%. Request card
online.
Reformers Unanimous
Phone: 937-393-2911
Website: www.hillsborobiblebaptist.com
Services: Providing faith based addiction program every Friday evening 7pm-9pm.
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Region 14 State Support Team (SST)/Hopewell Center
5350 West New Market Road, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1904
Fax: 937-393-0496
Website: www.ohioregion14.org
Services: The Region 14 Hopewell Center serves school districts and families in Adams, Brown, Clinton,
Fayette and Highland counties to provide diagnostic evaluations, parent and teacher training, early childhood
instruction, and program planning for children 0-21 with disabilities. Region 14 provides the following direct
services to children with disabilities upon placement by the child’s school district. Services include
occupational and physical therapy, adapted physical education, speech therapy, tutoring for children with
hearing and visual impairments and consultation is available regarding children with autism.
Eligibility: Serveries based on referrals received from school districts in Highland, Adams, Brown, Clinton and
Fayette counties; must still be enrolled in school and have an IEP.
Rocky Fork Lake State Park
9800 North Shore Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-8284
Website: www.rockyforkstatepark.com
Park office is open Monday thru Friday 8am to 5pm.
Rx for Ohio
Phone: 1-888-477-2669
Website: www.pparx.org
Facebook: Partnership-for-Prescription-Assistance
Services: If you need help obtaining your prescription drugs, please contact us. We have helped over 8 million
in 8 years. Our program has more than 2,500 different prescription medications, over 475 patient assistance
programs, and lists over 18,000 free clinics across America.
Eligibility: Each program has its own eligibility requirements.
SafeLink Wireless
Phone: 1-800-723-3456
Website: www.safelinkwireless.com
Services: Free government cell phone; Offers 3 different calling plans.
Eligibility: Must participate in at least ONE of the following public assistance programs: Medicaid,
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Food Stamps, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Federal
Public Housing Assistance (Section 8), Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), National School
Lunch Program (Free Lunch Program), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). You must send a COPY
of any current document that proves your participation in one of the programs, all documents must have the
same name and address as provided on the application.
Salvation Army
Phone: 937-393-4278 ext. 240
Services: Provides limited financial assistance for families in emergency situations.
Eligibility: Based on need.
Samaritan Outreach Services
537 North East Street, PO Box 242, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-2220
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Website: www.samaritanoutreachservices.com
Services: Emergency food assistance; Information and referrals for low-income individuals; Open for clients
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday 9:00 am - 3:45 pm. We are also an Ohio Benefit Bank site.
Eligibility: Based on need, income and family size.
Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center
108 Erin Court, PO Box 219, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-9946
Hillsboro (Crisis line): 937-393-9904
Website: www.spvmhc.com
Services: Mental health and substance abuse assessment, follow-up and treatment. 211 – First call services
are also available.
Eligibility: Based on a sliding fee scale.
Sheriff’s Departments
Adams County
Brown County
Clinton County
Fayette County
Highland County
Ross County
Emergency
911
911
911
911
911
911
Non-Emergency
937-544-2314
937-378-4435
937-382-1611
740-335-6170
937-393-1421
740-773-1186
Shriner’s Hospitals for Children® - Cincinnati
3229 Burnett Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45229
Phone: 1-866-947-7840
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Website: www.shrinershospitalsforchilldren.org
Services: Treatment is provided for all burns and cleft lip & palate. Treatment is also provided for congenital
or acquired plastic surgery needs including brachial plexus injury, hemangioma, congenital ear deformities,
hairy nerves, congenital hand malformations, gynecomasita (abnormal breast development in boys),
hidradenitis (chronic sweat gland disorder), port wine stains, post trauma deformities (dog bites, lawnmower
accidents, treadmill injuries) and more.
Eligibility: Children up to 18 are eligible for care. Shiner’s Hospitals for Children accepts patients regardless of
the families’ ability to pay. Transportation assistance is available.
Social Security Administration
44 Stoneridge Drive, Chillicothe, OH 45601
Phone: 740-775-0202
Website: www.ssa.gov
Services: Information regarding Social Security, Supplemental Security Income, and Medicare programs
including determination of eligibility and completion of applications.
South Central Development Center
Phone: 937-393-0339
Fax: 937-393-0444
Services: Administers various revolving loan programs to assist small businesses and industry in their growth
and development. Child Day Care which is a revolving loan program which has loans available for the
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operation of child day care center and an intermediary loan program for business and industry. Also, assists
businesses with financial analysis of businesses, business plans and management assistance.
South Central Ohio Big Brothers/Big Sisters
Main Office: 173 West 2nd Street, Chillicothe, OH 45601
Branch Office: PO Box 684, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 1-800-888-6335/937-393-8642
Website: www.bbbsco.org
Services: Big Brothers/Big Sisters match children from single parent families with volunteer adults. The
volunteer adult acts as a friend and role model for the child.
Eligibility: Children ages 7-14 who live in single parent families.
Southern Ohio Educational Service Center
3321 Airborne Road, Wilmington, OH 45177
Phone: 937-382-6921
Fax: 937-383-3171
Website: www.southernohioesc.org
Services: Exceptional children and alternative programs curriculum instruction, school improvement,
educational leadership, professional development technology, and instruction media.
Eligibility: Highland County school districts.
Southern Ohio Pregnancy Center
Phone: 937-393-2990/937-393-8429
Website: www.sopcwecare.com
Services: Education on pregnancy and alternatives. Confidential free self-administered pregnancy test.
Personal lay counseling; post abortion counseling. Gently used clothing for mother and baby; baby care items;
and first time expectant parent support group. Referrals for community service agencies and medical care.
*This is not a medical facility*
Eligibility: There are no eligibility requirements.
Southern State Community College (SSCC)
100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3431/1-800-628-7722
Website: www.sscc.edu
Services: Two-year College offering programs in general studies, technical education and continuing
education. Programs are designed for transfer to four-year colleges and universities as well as application in
high demand occupations. Services for Adult Basic and Literacy Education, GED preparation and testing, as
well as corporate training are available.
Eligibility: High school graduates; persons with GED may be accepted as full-time students. Students without a
high school diploma or GED may be accepted as part-time students for their first quarter.
Adult Opportunity Center
Phone: 1-800-628-7722 or 937-393-3431 ext. 2687
Website: www.sscc.edu/specialized/aoc.shtml
Services: Adult Basic and Literacy Education (ABLE) classes are provided on each campus and in several offcampus locations in all five counties in the SSCC service area; morning, afternoon, and evening classes are
available with fully qualified instructors present at each site; a variety of services are offered include adult
literacy, GED preparation, nursing program preparation, college refresher and readiness courses, workforce
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education, reading, writing, and math improvement, and English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)
courses.
Eligibility: The ABLE program is offered FREE to any qualified individual who is at least 18 years old. All books
and materials are provided and no fees are charged for instruction.
Career & Counseling Services
Phone: 1-800-628-7722 or 937-393-3431 ext. 2713
Website: www.sscc.edu/students
E-mail: [email protected]
Services: Career & Counseling services are available to currently enrolled students, alumni, and community
members at no charge. These services include assistance with career choice and job search skills (i.e.
resume/cover letter assistance, interview skills, networking, and job search strategy). Mental health
counseling is also provided to actively enrolled students and their families at no charge.
Parti-Tots Learning Center
200 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3431 ext. 2629
Website: www.sscc.edu/services/patri-tots.shtml
Email: Kathleen Chaney @ [email protected]
Workforce Development & Community Services
Website: www.sscc.edu
Services: To meet the needs of our community and its businesses; programs are organized for workforce
development, employer services, and community education outreach; college credit and non-credit courses
are offered; customized training; and onsite as well as offsite employer services are available. One example of
the innovative programs we offer is the new Entrepreneurship Certificate Program at the Adams County
Enterprise Center.
Services: Serves children 18 months to 5 years of age; open Monday – Friday, 7:00am – 6:00pm.
Eligibility: Private pay, also accepts reimbursement for services through ODJFS.
Star Community Justice Center
4578 Gallia Pike, Franklin Furnace, OH 45629
Phone: 740-354-9026
Fax: 740-354-9076
Website: www.drc.state.oh.us/public/cbcf/star.htm
Services: Provides a residential treatment program for offenders.
St. Mary’s Catholic School, Grades Preschool – 4
Phone: 937-840-9932
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday, 8:15am – 3:45pm
Website: www.stmaryofhillsboro.com
Services: Operated by the St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Eligibility: Anyone eligible to attend school; regardless of religious denomination, tuition based, some
scholarships available.
St. Vincent De Paul Society
Phone: 937-393-1742
Services: One-time emergency financial assistance; Based on need.
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State Government
Attorney General, Mike DeWine
30 East Broad Street, 17th Floor, Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-466-4320
Auditor of State, Dave Yost
88 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 1-800-282-0370
Governor of Ohio, John Kasich
77 South High Street, 30th Floor, Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-466-3555
Fax: 614-752-4858
Lieutenant Governor, Mary Taylor
Phone: 614-466-3396
Secretary of State, Jon Husted
180 East Broad Street, Columbus, OH 432115
Phone: 1-877-767-6446
State Representative, Cliff Rosenberger
Phone: 614-466-3506
State Senator, Sherrod Brown
Senate Building, Room 127, First Floor, Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: 614-466-8156
Sunrise Sunset Child Care and Developmental Center, Inc.
208 North Elm Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-8744
Hours: Monday – Friday, 5:00am – 7:30pm
Services: Accepts children 6 weeks – 12 years old; Individual classrooms for infants, toddlers, pre-school, and
school-age children. State licensed; State of Ohio Step Up To Quality rated – Star One.
Daily activities include pre-school curriculum which includes Kindergarten readiness. Breakfast, lunch, dinner
and snacks approved by the Ohio Adult and Child Food Program are served daily.
Eligibility: Private pay, also accepts reimbursement for services through ODJFS.
Temporary Employment Services
Highland County
Reserves Network
Phone: 937-393-0973
Website: www.trnstaffing.com
Clinton County
Adecco
51 West Main Street, Wilmington, OH 45177
Phone: 937-383-1001
Website: www.adeccousa.com/pages/welcome.aspx
Staffmark
90 Fairway Drive, Wilmington, OH 45177
Phone: 937-383-0111
Website: www.staffmark.com
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Fayette County
Accel Services
420 East Court Street, Washington Court House, OH 43160
Phone: 740-333-5200
Spherion
115 North Main Street, Washington Court House, OH 43160
Phone: 740-636-3019
Turning Point Applied Learning Center
Phone: 937-840-0568
Fax: 937-840-0361
Website: www.tpalc.org
Services for Employment Training: Provides pre-employment training for long-term unemployed and hard to
employ persons. Provides hands-on training in manufacturing and construction technology; also provides GED
preparation and counseling services as needed.
Services for Businesses: A non-profit corporation providing custom, contract and outsourcing services; With
over 16,000 square feet, Turning Point is equipped to handle shipping, receiving and warehouse needs,
provide hand and machine assembly, pick and pack, sort, 100 and 200% inspection, labeling and product rework and reclamation. Shrink-wrap, blister wrap, poly bagging and heat sealed packing and kitting available.
USDA/Rural Development
514 Harry Sauner Road, Suite 3, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-1921
Fax: 937-393-1656
Office Hours: 8:00am-4:30pm, Monday-Friday
Services Include:
Rural Development Direct Loan (502) Program: Provides loans for very low-income individuals and families
who cannot obtain credit from other sources to purchase homes in eligible rural areas.
Rural Development Home Repair Loans and Grants (504) Program: To improve the living conditions and
assist with the needed repairs for very low-income applicants in eligible rural areas.
Guaranteed Loan Program: Assist low and moderate-income families through the guarantee of loans made by
conventional lenders for the purchase of modest single family new or existing homes in eligible rural areas.
Community Facilities Program: Loans/Grants may be used to construct, enlarge or improve community
facilities for health care, public safety and public services and for the equipment required for its operation.
Water and Waste Disposal Program: Loans/Grants may be made to develop water and wastewater systems.
Funds are available to public entities and not-for-profit operations.
Eligibility: Varies among programs; Serves 23 counties in Southwestern Ohio.
Veteran’s Service Commission
Phone: 937-393-8686
Fax: 937-393-8738
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 7:30am - 5:00pm closed on holidays
Services: Assistance filing for VA disability and pension claims; assistance filing for widow’s benefits;
emergency financial assistance with food, rent, mortgage, prescriptions, utilities, optical. Provides
transportation to VA hospitals, assists veterans in obtaining military records and medals.
Eligibility: Call for details.
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Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE)
Phone: 1-800-770-0192
Website: www.vinelink.com
Services: An automated telephone system that permits callers to find out the custody status of an offender
housed in a county jail, ODRC or DYS facility, of find out about upcoming court events related to an offender.
Callers can also register for automatic notifications (by phone, email or pager) when there is a change in an
offender’s sentence, expiration date, inmate custody status and location, as well as notifications on the
transfer, release, escape, or death of an inmate. All telephone call and registrations are anonymous,
confidential and free.
Wee Care Preschool
Phone: 937-393-2981
Hours of Operation:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00am to 2:00pm.
Tuesday and Thursday for two sessions from 9:00am - 11:30am and 1:00pm - 3:30pm.
Services: Serves children 3-5 years of age.
Eligibility: Private pay. Also accepts reimbursement from ODJFS.
West Main Urgent Care
231 –A West Main Street, Hillsboro, OH 45133
Phone: 937-393-3300
Website: http://westmainuc.yolasite.com/
Facebook: West Main Urgent Care
Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday 10:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Saturday and Sunday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.
The following city map of Hillsboro contains community resources that are
ALSO LISTED IN THE HIGHLAND COUNTY REENTRY RESOURCE SHEET, FOUND AT
HTTP://WWW.DRC.OHIO.GOV/WEB/RRC/HIGHLAND .PDF.
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Community Directory - Highland County Homeless Shelter

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