Medical Resources

Ohio Department of Medicaid

Do you need to apply for healthcare?

You can apply for healthcare through the Ohio Department of Medicaid via the following ways:

• Online at www.Benefits.Ohio.Gov

• By phone at (800) 234-8680

• In-person, at your County Department of Job and Family Services

  • Hardin County Job and Family Services
    175 W Franklin Street #150
    Kenton, Ohio 43326
    (P): 419-675-1130

Call the Medicaid Consumer Hotline at (800) 324-8680 for assistance completing an application or for other questions.

Additional Information is available at Medicaid.Ohio.Gov

Paramount Advantage Medicaid

Paramount Advantage Medicaid offers Managed Care Plan (MCP) Memberships. They provide healthcare services to Ohio residents eligible for Aged, Blind or disabled, Covered Families and Children (including Healthy Start and Healthy Families) and adult extension Medicaid benefits.

For additional information about Paramount Advantage Medicaid please call (800) 462-3589; TTY (888) 740-5670.

Paramount Advantage 24-hour Medical Advantage Hotline:
ProMedica Call Center: 800-234-8773
Ohio Relay Service TTY: 800-750-0750

Additional Information can be found online regarding MCPs at www.ohiomh.com.
Information taken directly from literature provided by Paramount Advantage Medicaid

Molina Healthcare

Molina Healthcare was founded in 1980 to make it easy for moms, kids, families and seniors to receive high-quality care.
Today, Molina serves about 4 million members across the country.

Molina Healthcare offers many programs and extra benefits, like:

• A health plan designed for you!

  • $0 co-pay for health visits

  • $0 co-pay for 24-hour Nurse Advice Line

  • $0 co-pay for diabetes education classes, to build healthy habits that manage diabetes day-to-day

• Weight Watchers (WW)

  • Up to 3 months of WW at no cost

  • Support from a Molina health coach to help you reach your goals

• Amazon Prime

  • 3 months of Amazon Prime for free!

  • Groceries and everyday items delivered to your door.

• Vision Care and Glasses

  • $0 co-pay for eye exams, plus standard frames and lenses every 12 months

  • Kids get up to $150 allowance for contact lenses every 12 months

• Extras for Parents

  • Up to $250 in gift cards for keeping you and your baby healthy

  • Pacify Phone app for 24/7 breastfeeding support and important health reminders

  • Molina Kids Corner: a healthy habits website for kids--plus get a free gift for signing up.

• Network

  • Choose from more than 45,000 providers

  • $0 co-pay for drop-in services at CVS/Pharmacy MinuteClinic (trademark)

  • Housing specialists to help find and apply for housing options

• Virtual Care with Teladoc

  • $0 co-pay for 24/7 virtual care from doctors for adult members

  • Get care by phone, video or the Teladoc app from wherever you are.

Contact Molina Healthcare at:
Phone: (866) 209-1126
TTY/Ohio Relay: (800) 750-0750
7am-7pm Monday-Friday

Information taken directly from Molina Healthcare information pamphlets

Alzheimer's Association

The Alzheimer's Association's mission is to lead the way to end Alzheimer's and all other dementia through accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support.

The Alzheimer's Association provides resources to families facing Alzheimer's and other dementia through care consultations, caregiver support groups, education and a 24/7 helpline.

Call them at 419.419.5858 or visit their website at www.alz.org

Allen County Public Health

Allen County Public health provides several free services to the citizens of Hardin County, including:

• HIV Testing

• Syphilis Testing

• Condoms

• Narcan

• Fentanyl test strips

• Xylazine test strips

Visit the Allen County Public Health building at:
219 E. Market Street
Lima, Ohio 45801
P: 419.228.4457
E: nsprague@allenhealthdept.org

AmeriHealth Caritas

AmeriHealth Caritas is a Medicaid Insurance plan serving women, infants and children. The plan offers added benefits and incentives for Medicaid Managed Care Members.​

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Contact Information:​

A: 5525 Parkcenter Circle​
Dublin, Ohio 43017​
P: 419.206.8071​
E: yharris@amerihealthcaritasoh.com

Care Source

CareSource is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of individuals and families in Hardin County by providing accessible, high-quality health care services. ​

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Their mission focuses on delivering comprehensive support through programs that include Medicaid, health education, and community engagement initiatives. By partnering with local organizations, CareSource aims to create a positive impact, ensuring that residents have the resources they need to lead healthier lives.

Contact Information:​
230 N. Main Street​
Dayton, Ohio 45402​
P: 800.488.0134​
E: lisa.taylor@caresource.com

Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield

The Next Generation MyCare program is to provide enhanced healthcare benefits to Ohioans who have both Medicaid and Medicare.
The program is available in 29 counties in Ohio, currently. Later in 2026, it will be available in the rest of Ohio.
This program helps you get the care you need all in one plan while focusing on the individual, helping providers make care better, and improving overall care for individuals with complex needs, etc.
Community Reps are responsible for education on Value Added Benefits, SDOH programming and connecting individuals to resources within the community. Community Reps can provide education to members, prospective members, and providers/organizations that serve individuals who may have or be eligible for MyCare.

Contact Information:
132 N. Summit Street
Toledo, Ohio 43606
Representative Contact: Cheyenne Nawrot
P: 419.754.3253
E: cheyenne.nawrot@anthem.com

Treatment and Mental Health Resources

Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions

Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions provides high-quality outpatient treatment, recovery housing and medication assisted treatment for individuals living with substance abuse disorders.

Individuals can be referred by a physician or can contact the admissions office with questions Monday-Friday from 08:30am-5:00pm by calling:
888-698-8180

Lighthouse offers the following areas of treatment:

• Dock 22 (Detox)

  • Dock 22 is a detoxification program that focuses on stabilization and treating the withdrawal symptoms of addiction while using evidence-based medication assisted treatment options

• Anchor (PHP)

  • Anchor is a partial hospitalization program that is geared toward those with less sobriety time and requires over 20 hours of weekly group counseling.

• Beacon (Outpatient)

  • Beacon is Intensive Outpatient Services (IOP) and Outpatient Mental Health and/or substance use disorder (OP)
    

• Harbor (Residences)

  • The goal of Harbor is to remove boundaries to treatment and to improve access to care by providing safe and supportive recovery housing for those who qualify.

• Voyage (Peer Support)

  • Peer-to-peer recovery support programs with certified peer supporters that are designed to support clients as they engage in their voyage to lifelong recovery.

• Navigate (Teletherapy)

  • Make your program specific to your needs with Navigate. These sessions can happen from the comfort of your own home.
    information above for Lighthouse from pamphlets provided by Lighthouse

Treatment Centers

Whitehall Main
4000 E. Main Street
Columbus, Ohio 43213
P: (888) 698-8180

Whitehall Hamilton
1115 S. Hamilton Road
Whitehall, Ohio 43227
P: (380) 201-1110

Reynoldsburg
6895 East Main Street
Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068
P: (614) 845-7500

Marysville
104 North Main Street
Marysville, Ohio 43040
P: (937) 537-5100

Marion
206 South Prospect Road
Marion, Ohio 43302
P: (740) 244-8850

Columbus Westgate
3025 West Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43204
P: (888) 805-1330

Columbus West
4488 West Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43228
P: (614) 639-5494

Columbus East
3409 East Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43213
P: (380) 201-1101

Lima North
924 North Cable Road
Lima, Ohio 45805
P: (419) 969-3125

Lima
635 West Spring Street
Lima, Ohio 45801
P: (888) 805-1330

Kenton
416 South Main Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: (888) 805-1330

Newark
30 South 4th Street
Newark, Ohio 43055
P: (888) 805-1330

Lancaster
1434 Collins Road North
Lancaster, Ohio 43130
P: (888) 805-1330

Wings
Support and Recovery

The mission of Wings Support and Recovery is to "combat the stigma of mental illness and addiction in our community in these ways:

• By providing a place where the strengths and talents of individuals are celebrated

• By promoting and encouraging the many paths of recovery

• and by making efforts to advocate for the rights, privileges, and well-bring of our clients and their families"

Office Locations

Marysville
729 South Walnut Street
Marysville, Ohio 43040
P: (937) 642-9555
F: (937) 738-7326

Kenton
111 East Columbus Street
2nd Floor-Back Entrance
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: (419) 767-2220
F: (937) 738-7326

Connect with Wings:

wings.admin@wingsreoveryohio.org
www.Wingsrecoveryohio.org

wingssupportrecovery

/WingsSupportAndRecovery

"Together, We can SOAR!"

Coleman Services

Kenton Office

775 East Eliza Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326

P: (419) 675-2243
24/7 Crisis Hotline: (800) 567-4673
www.colemanservices.org

"Many Services. One Coleman"

Services Offered by Coleman:

• Clinical Services--Fostering Recovery

  • I promise HealthQarters

  • Mobile Response & Stabilization Services

  • OhioRISE

  • Coleman Crisis Stabilization Unit

  • 24/7 Access-Phone & Walk-in Services

  • Behavioral Health

  • Case Management

  • Counseling

  • Crisis Intervention & Stabilization

  • Evaluation & Diagnostic Assessment

  • Peer Support

  • Psychiatry

  • Addiction Treatment

• Residential Services

  • Supportive Living

  • Group Home Programs

  • Transitional Aged Youth Apartments

    • Apartments

      • Coleman has two facilities for transition-age youth.

      • For young adults ages 18-26 who have been homeless and diagnosed with mental illness or a co-occurring disability.

    • Transition to Independence Process (TIP)

      • Participants receive Vocational assessment, job development, job placement, support and skill building in daily living activities, mentoring and coaching in self-determination along with other assistance.

Supportive Services

• Adult Protective Services

• Embrace Program

• Coleman Adult Day

• Guardianship Services

• Jail Liaison Support

• Payeeship

Coleman Mission Statement

"Coleman Health Services' Mission is to Foster Recovery, Build Independence and Change Destinies"

Coleman Vision Statement

"Coleman Health Services aspires to improve the health and mental wellness of our communities through compassionate evidence-based services and support"

The mission of Family Resource Center (FRC) is "to provide specialized behavioral health services to children, youth, adults, and families in our multicultural communities in order to strengthen family life and promote personal growth"

FRC Kenton Office:
775 E. Eliza Street, Kenton, OH 43326
Phone: 419-679-1219

www.frcohio.org

Family Resource Center (FRC)

FRC Kenton Services Include:

• Psychiatric Medication Management Services

• Psychiatric Services

• Individual Counseling

• Family Counseling

• Case Management

• Crisis Services

• Substance Use Disorder Services

• Grief Support

• Telehealth

Lima Open Access

• What is Open Access?

  • It is the easiest way to become a new client at FRC

  • Visit the Lima Office @ 530 South Main Street, Lima, OH 45804 during designated hours to be seen by a professional.

    • Hours are

      • Monday, Wednesday & Friday 930AM-1130AM

      • Tuesday & Thursday 230PM-330PM

  • Call ahead to discuss what you need to take with you at 419-222-1168

Logan County Faith-Based Recovery Meetings

Mondays:
12-step Life Recovery
When: 6PM
Where: West Liberty First Church of God
315 Liberty Street
West Liberty, Ohio 43357

Tuesdays:
Women Arise
When: 9:30 AM
Where: Christ Covenant Church, Bellefontaine
400 Ludlow Ave.
Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311

Wednesdays:
Soul Ties
When: 5:30PM
Where: Christ Covenant Church,
400 Ludlow Ave.
Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311

Saturdays:
Man Up
When: 9AM
Where: Christ Covenant Church, Bellefontaine
400 Ludlow Ave.
Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311

Hardin County Recovery Court

Hardin County Recovery Court's mission is to protect the community by providing intensive treatment and supervision to individuals whose substance use disorder is a causative factor in their criminal behavior, to help individuals be accountable for their actions and to become productive members of the community.

The Hardin County Recovery Court is located at 1 Courthouse Square, Kenton, Ohio 43326.
For more information, contact the program administrator, Olivia, at olivia@hardincourts.com

Hardin Hope Coalition

The Mission of Hardin Hope Coalition is to prevent drug use and overdose in our community by building a united network of people who are dedicated to supporting and educating those in our community about the dangers of substance use. We are dedicated to raiding awareness and providing resources for prevention and treatment.

Contact Information:
Chairperson: Rachel Hudgel
rhudgel@lighthousebhsolutions.com
Julli Griesheimer-Wings
937.642.9555

Mental Health Recovery Services Board of Allen, Auglaize, and Hardin County

ADAMH (Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health) boards were established in 1968 in Ohio, to develop a county-operated state supervised behavioral health system.

ADAMH boards are statutorily empowered to plan, develop, fund, manage, and evaluate community-based mental health and addiction services. MHRSB (Mental Health Recovery Service Board) provides the oversight and support, develops annual needs assessments, and collaborates with contracted providers to fill system of care gaps.

Location Information:
528 W. Market Street
Lima, Ohio 45801
P: 419.222.5120

Mercy Health St. Rita's Medication Assisted Treatment's mission is to serve those individuals struggling with opioid and stimulant use disorders.​
They believe in treatment over punishment, compassion over condemnation, and empathy over placing blame.

Call for an appointment today:
750 W. High Street
Suite 240
Lima, Ohio 45801
P: 419.996.5037

Mercy Health St. Rita's Medication Assisted Treatment

SAFY Behavioral Health

SAFY's mission is "Preserving Families, Securing Futures".
SAFY currently provides intensive family services to the Hardin County community with the goal of preventing disruption of youth in the family, school, and community environments.

Location Information:
775 E. Eliza Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.222.1527
E: limareferral@safy.org

Charlie Health

Charlie Health is a virtual mental health provider offering intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) for teens, young adults, and adults who need more support than weekly therapy can provide.

Charlie Health has programs that combine group therapy, individual therapy, family sessions, and psychiatric support, all delivered online.

They focus on personalized, evidence-based care for conditions such as mood disorders, trauma-related issues, and co-occurring substance use disorders.

Call or make a referral today!
P: 986.206.0414

Victim Services

Safe Haven

Safe Haven is a resource for Domestic violence and rape survivors. They also focus on survivors of sex trafficking, human trafficking, and dating violence.

Contact Information:
419-679-4147
Deb@safehavenhc.org

Mission Statement

Safe Haven's mission is "to provide relief for the underprivileged and distressed survivors, including children, of domestic violence by education, advocating for, and empowering individuals. We promote safety, well-being and justice while respecting the adult survivors' right to self-direction and control over their own lives. Safe Haven is committed to fostering changes necessary to eliminate personal, institutional and cultural oppression. We believe that ending domestic violence requires connection and collaboration to create a clear vision and a collective voice for social and systemic change."

Safe Haven's Services:

• Advocate for all who are survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault or rape.

• Court accompaniment for survivors

• Crisis Intervention

• Support Groups for survivors

• Assistance in filing protection order

• Advocacy for children from homes of domestic violence or child abuse and neglect.

• Assistance in Safety Planning

• Community Education & Awareness

• Information & Referral

• Assistance in Relocating

Domestic Violence Statistics

• On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the US.

  • This is more than 10 Million women and men in one year.

• 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have been victims of (some form of) physical violence by an intimate partner within their lifetime.

• 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men have been victims of severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime.

• 1 in 7 women and 1 in 18 men have been stalked by an intimate partner during their lifetime to the point in which they felt very fearful or believed that they, or someone close to them, would be harmed or killed.

• On a typical day, there are more than 20,000 phone calls placed to domestic violence hotlines nationwide.

Safe Haven & Ohio Health Partnership

The partnership with OhioHealth and Safe Haven offer several Sexual Assault Services, Such as:

• 24/7 Crisis Hotline for Victims

• Crisis Counseling

• Hospital Advocate Response

• Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners

• Safety Planning

• Legal Advocacy

• Case Management

• Counseling and Referral Services

Heartbeat of Hardin County

220 East Franklin Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419-674-4716
heartbeathc@hotmail.com

Mission Statement

"Heartbeat-acting as the heart, hands, and feet of Christ will provide support to clients so that abortion will no longer be a viable option. Our desire is for families to make positive lifestyle changes through Christ's salvation."

Services from Heartbeat

• Free Pregnancy Tests

• Abstinence Programs

• 24-Hour Hotline

• Emergency Material Assistance, such as diapers and formula

• Peer Counseling

• Infant Car Seat Program

• Resource Library

• Maternity Clothes

• Parenting Education

• Adoption Information

• Community Referrals

• Earn While You Learn Program-Bridges

• Crib Program

• Relationship Education in Schools

• Parent Programs

• Priceless Events

Crossroads Crisis Center

PO BOX 643
Lima, Ohio 45802

P: 228-HELP
or
1-877-228-HELP

Services Include:

• Court Accompaniment for Women Survivors

• Advocates for Women who are survivors of battering

• 24/7 shelter for safety of battered women and their children

• 24/7 Crisis Hotline

• Support Groups for women survivors of domestic violence

• Crisis Intervention

• Education About Domestic Violence

• Information and Referral

• Public Awareness and Education

• Programming for children who witness domestic violence.

Ohio VINE

Ohio VINE provides Offender Custody Status Information, Victim Notification Services and Victim Resource Directory. This service is provided by The Ohio Attorney General's Office in partnership with Buckeye State Sheriff's Association, Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction and Ohio Department of Youth Services and Appriss.

Facts about VINE:

• If you feel you are in danger, call 9-1-1 immediately.

• VINE is confidential. The Offender will not know you are registered with this service.

• VINE only provides information on offenders in custody

• Since VINE calls automatically when an offender's custody status changes, you may get a call from VINE in the middle of the night

• Write down your PIN and keep it in a safe place. For safety reasons, do not share this information with others.

• If you do not answer a notification call, VINE will leave a message and will continue calling back until you enter your PIN or until up to 24 hours have passed.

• Do not register a phone number that rings to a switchboard.

• You can register multiple phone numbers and email addresses for notifications.

• If you forget your PIN, call the toll-free number and press 0 (zero). You will be transferred to an operator who can help you reset your PIN or cancel notification.

• Operators are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist you.

Contact VINELINK at
800-770-012
or
(TTY) 866-847-1298
Visit online at www.vinelink.com

Advocates for Basic Legal Equity & Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc.

Legal Aid of West Central Ohio is a "non profit regional law firm that provides free legal assistance in civil maters to low-income individuals in 32 counties throughout northwest and west central Ohio."

Counties included are:

• Allen County

• Ashland County

• Auglaize County

• Champaign County

• Clark County

• Crawford County

• Darke County

• Defiance County

• Erie County

• Fulton County

• Greene County

  
  

• Hancock County

• Henry County

• Huron County

• Logan County

• Lucas County

• Mercer County

• Miami County

• Montgomery County

• Ottawa County

• Paulding County

• Preble County

• Putnam County

• Richland County

• Sandusky County

• Seneca County

• Shelby County

• Van Wert County

• Williams County

• Wood County

• Wyandot County

LAWO Office Locations:

Dayton:
333 W. First Street
Dayton, Ohio 45402
P: 937.228.8088
TF: 800.867.9431

Defiance:
118 1/2 Clinton Avenue
Defiance, Ohio 43512
TF: 800.544.7369
TDD: 419.782.5830

Fremont:
121 N. Arch Street
Fremont, Ohio 43420
TF: 800.837.8908
TDD: 419.334.9148

Lima:
545 W. Market Street
Lima, Ohio 45801
TF: 866.794.7282
TDD: 419.224.9947

Mansfield:
35 North Park
Mansfield, Ohio 44902
TF: 877.223.4633
Fax/TDD: 419.224.9947

Sandusky:
129 W. Water Street
Sandusky, Ohio 44870
TF: 800.224.7914
TDD: 419.609.9173

Springfield:
22 S. Limestone Street
Suite 220
Springfield, Ohio 45502
TF: 866.837.8847
TDD: 937.323.0291

Toledo:
520 Madison Avenue
Toledo, Ohio 43604
P: 419.724.0030
TF: 877.894.4599
TDD: 419.259.2883

Apply for free legal aid assistance through:
Legal Aid Line
1-888-534-1432 (outside Lucas County)
419-724-0460 (In Lucas County)
www.legalaidline.org

Area Agency on Aging

The Area Agency on Aging provides services and support that helps older adults remain safe, independent, and connected in their communities. The agency offers resources such as in-home care coordination, caregiver support, nutrition programs, benefits assistance, and guidance on long-term care options.

Their mission is to promote dignity, independence, and quality of life for older adults and their families through person-centered, community-based services.

Visit your local Area Agency on Aging Office at:
2423 Allentown Road Lima, Ohio 45805
P: 419.222.7723

Office of the Ohio Consumers' Counsel

The Office of the Ohio Consumers' Counsel (OCC) legally advocates for Ohio's residential consumers with investor-owned electric, natural gas, telephone, and water utility service in matter before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO), federal regulatory agencies, state and federal courts and the Ohio General Assembly. OCC Also educates consumers about utility issues affecting their bills and quality of service.

Location Information:
65 East State Street
Suite #700
Columbus, Ohio 43215
P: 877.742.5622
E: occ@occ.ohio.gov

Safe Haven of Hardin County

Financial & Food Assistance Services

Ohio WIC (Women, Infants & Children)

• Ohio WIC is a program offered by the Ohio Department of Health.

• WIC is a "nutrition education program" that provides "nutritious foods that promote good health for pregnant women, women who just had a baby, breastfeeding moms, and infants and children up to age 5.

Are you eligible for WIC?
To qualify for services you must:

• Live in Ohio

• Meet WIC income guidelines

• Have certain nutritional or health risks

What does WIC provide?

• Nutrition education and support

• Breastfeeding education and support

• Referral for health care

• Immunization screening and referral

• Supplemental foods such as: cereal, eggs, milk, whole-grain foods, fruits and vegetables and infant formula.

How to apply:

Schedule an appointment today with WIC staff by calling
800-755-GROW (4769)

OSU Extension Office

The OSU Extension Office's goal is to "connect with people in all stages of life, from young children to older adults. We work with families and children, farmers and business owners, community leaders and elected officials to build better lives, better businesses and better communities to make Ohio great."

Some areas of focus are: 4-H Youth Development, Agriculture and Natural Resources, Family Consumer Sciences, Master Gardners, and SNAP-Ed.

Address: 1021 W. Lima Street, Suite #103 Kenton, OH 43326

Phone: 419-674-2297

Visit their website at http://hardin.osu.edu

SNAP-Ed

SNAP-Ed is a "nutrition education program serving SNAP (Food Stamp) eligible adults and children." The goal is to "improve the likelihood that participants make healthy choices and choose active lifestyles."

Ohio Department of Job & Family Services

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services offer many resources, such as:

• SNAP Benefits

• Job Services and Unemployment

• Child Support Services

• Reporting Fraud Services

• Labor Market Information

Food Assistance Benefits through JFS:

What are food assistance benefits?
SNAP of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Benefits can be used like money to buy food. They can assist people with low income to buy more food.

How do I apply for Food Assistance Benefits?

You can apply online by visiting benefits.ohio.gov of by calling or visiting your local county department of Job and Family Services.

You can also download and print an application at: jfs.ohio.gov/ofam/cmandfsa.stm

Discover your local county department of Job & Family Services here:
jfs.ohio.gov/County/County_Directory.stm

LOVE INC. of Hardin County

Love INC of Hardin County is "a clearing house ministry helping churches help people."

They are also a partner agency of United Way of Hardin County.

Love INC of Hardin County's mission statement is 'A ministry of area churches sharing the love of Christ by identifying, organizing, and mobilizing volunteers to meet the needs of our community."

Core Values of Love INC of Hardin County:

• Recognizing every person as a valued child of God

• Love of Christ

• Faith in God's purposes

• Obedience to God's word

• Realistic assessments of community needs

Contact Information:

13671 W. Pattison Ave
PO BOX 782
Kenton, Ohio 43326
E-mail: loveinchco@gmail.com
P: 419.674.4651

Website: https://love-inc-of-hardin-county.constantcontactsites.com/

Hours of operation:
Monday & Thursday 10am-1pm
Closed the last week of June

2026 Hardin County Food Distribution

The West Ohio Food Bank and Ohio Health partner to bring Hardin County a monthly food distribution program.

This is a drive-thru program that takes place at Homerun Memorial Park (13625 SR 292 Kenton, Ohio 43326). Hours of operation are from 12pm-2pm.

2026 Food Distribution Dates (for Hardin County):

• February 24th, 2026

• March 24th, 2026

• April 28th, 2026

• May 26th, 2026

• June 23rd, 2026

• July 28th, 2026

• August 25th, 2026

• September 22nd, 2026

• October 27th, 2026

• November 24th, 2026

• December 22nd, 2026

For more information about the West Ohio Food Bank, visit their website: https://wofb.org/

For more information about OhioHealth's Community Relations, visit their website: https://www.ohiohealth.com/community-relations

Qualifications to Receive Food:

• Must be 18 years of age or older

• Must have a valid photo ID and proof of residency

• Be at or below 200% of the federal poverty guidelines

• Check-in or sign an 'eligibility to take food home' form

Additional Hardin County Food Pantry Locations and Information

Ada Food Pantry

First Presbyterian Church-Ada
201 S. Main Street
Ada, Ohio 45810
P: 419.634.5661
Tuesday 4p-6p and Saturday 10a-noon

Alger Food Pantry

First United Methodist Church
107 Montville St.
Alger, Ohio 45812
P: 419.757.7100
Wednesday after the 3rd Tuesday of the month from 9am-11am

Roundhead

Victory Chapel
Corner of SR 117 and SR 235
P: 937.407.7868
3rd Thursday of every month from 11am-1pm

Kenton Area Food Pantries:

Kenton Full Gospel
129 N. Wayne Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.675.6223
Monday 930am-1230pm

Neighborhood Outreach Center
115 E. Walnut Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.673.0729
Wednesday 2pm-5pm

Love INC
13671 W. Pattison Ave.
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.674.4651
Monday-Friday 10am-noon

Quest Federal Credit Union

Quest Federal Credit Union has been in Hardin County since 1969. They were formerly known as Kenton Rockwell Standard Federal Credit Union.

The Board and Staff members of the Credit Union strive not only to serve their members to the best of their ability, but also to give back to the community. Their motto is "People helping people".

Quest FCU has two locations in Kenton to better serve you:

12837 US 68
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.674.4998

101 Jacob Parrot Rd.
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.675.2322

Love Inc.

Love, Inc. is a clearing house network designed to assist church members minister to their neighbors in need. Cooperative efforts between churches, organizations, service agencies and individuals to provide effective help for those in need.

Love, Inc. also offers clothing through their program called JoAnn's Closet!

Location Information:
13671 W. Pattison Ave.
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.679.8342

S.O.U.P Kitchen

Hardin County S.O.U.P Kitchen offers free, nutritious meals and a welcoming place for community members to connect.
Volunteers provide consistent support to individuals and families facing food insecurity.

Location Information:
801 W. Lima Ave.
Kenton, Ohio 43326

Employment Services

Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities

OOD (Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities is a "statewide agency ready to partner with you if you are working, or looking for work, and experiencing challenges due to your behavioral health conditions."

How OOD can help:

• Choose the type of work that fits your needs.

• Get training to prepare for the job you seek.

• Explore work incentives if you receive benefits.

• Look for jobs and prepare for interviews.

• Learn your new job.

• Navigate your employment by offering job support and retention services.

Contact OOD at
800.282.4536

or visit their website at: ood.ohio.gov

Midwest Express (MEI)

MEI is "not just a job, it's a CAREER with OPPORTUNITY!"

MEI is a "lead logistics provider for a major automotive company with over 25 years in operation."

Type of work possibilities:

• Forklift

• Tugger

• Yard Truck Drivers

• Picking/Sorting Associates

Apply in person or online:
Midwest Express, INC.
11590 Township Road 298 East Liberty, Ohio 43319
P: 937.645.7859
www.midwestexpinc.com

Acloche

Acloche is a staffing service with the mission to "connect people with complementary teams". They "focus on people, mutual accountability, cooperation, and teamwork which are pivotal and central to our values as a company of individuals."

Acloche is at Hardin County Job and Family Services on Wednesdays at 830am! Check them out, or visit their website at https://www.acloche.com/
to learn more!

OhioMeansJobs

Through local OhioMeansJobs centers, individuals can access career coaching, job search assistance, training opportunities, resume support, and connections to in-demand employment.

Employers can receive help with recruitment, hiring, and workforce training.

The goal is to strengthen Ohio's workforce by supporting meaningful, sustainable employment for residents across the state.

Visit your local OhioMeansJobs Office today at:
175 W. Franklin Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.674.2312
www.ohiomeansjobs.com

Kenton City Schools

Kenton City Schools slogan is "Inspiring all to inquire, dream, and excel"

KCS has 1 elementary school and one middle/high school

Office Address: 222 W. Carrol St. Kenton, OH 43326

Phone: 419-673-0775

Visit their website at kentoncityschools.org

Hardin County Board of Developmental Disabilities

Hardin County Board of Developmental Disabilities' mission is to "support children's and adults' choices to live, learn, work, and play for a better tomorrow."

Visit their website at www.hardindd.org

705 N. Ida Street, Kenton, OH 43326

Phone: 419-674-4158

Additional Resources

New Hope Homeless Shelter

New Hope Homeless Shelter offers:

• 3 day homeless shelter

• Must report by 7pm to main entrance for registration

• Business Hours: from 9am-12pm

• Shelter Hours: overnight only from 7pm

Located at 13671 West Pattison Ave. Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.679.1063

Abundant Life Boutique

The Boutique by Abundant Life offers free clothing for women, men and children!

The mission of the Abundant Life Boutique is to share the love of Christ by providing free clothing and a monthly community meal to their neighbors in need.
They strive to build meaningful relationships in a welcoming space where every guest experiences the hope of the Gospel.

The Boutique is located at 409 Madison Street Kenton, Ohio 43326

Hours of Operation:
3rd Monday of every month 9am-12pm
3rd Thursday of every month 4pm-7pm
Excludes the month of July

Contact Mitzi Crawford at 937.464.9767 with any questions

Beatitudes Community Center & Bee Home Store

Beatitudes is a "resource for emergency services and provides financial assistance to community members in need." Everyone is welcome!

Bee Home Store is provides small appliances and other home goods to those in need.

Beatitudes Community Center
210 N. Main Street
Ada, Ohio 45810

Bee Home Store
228 N. Main Street
Ada, Ohio 45810

HHWP Community Action Commission

Car Repair Program

• Car repair services up to $2,500 per person

• Must meet all eligibility requirements:

  • Must be enrolled in career training, employed, or newly hired.

  • Must be at, or below, 300% Federal Poverty Guidelines.

  • Must complete an Eligibility Packet and provide documentation as required.

Pick up an eligibility packet at your local HHWP office to apply!

HHWP Office Locations

Hancock County
1637 Tiffin Ave. Findlay

Hardin County
500 E. Columbus Street, Kenton

Wyandot County
559 S. Warpole Street, Upper Sandusky

Putnam County
1205 E. Third Street Ottawa

For More Information, Call:
419.423.3755 Ext. 302

OSU Extension Office
Division of Family and Consumer Sciences

OSU Extension Family and Consumer Sciences is "an outreach arm of The Ohio State University. It is designed to translate research into education for Ohioans to help improve the quality of their lives and the environment in which they live."

FCS teaches Ohioans to stay healthy through:

• Good nutrition and food safety

• Using their money wisely

• Skills to create a positive work-life balance

FCS teaches people hos to use evidence-based education in their daily lives to make informed decisions in areas like:

• Healthy Finances

• Healthy People

• Healthy Relationships

Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction

ODRC is responsible for housing persons convicted of crimes in Ohio. For more information, call at 614.752.0627 or visit their website at https://drc.ohio.gov/

Hardin County Sheriff's Office

The Hardin County Sheriff's Office provides the citizens of Hardin County with safety and law enforcement services every hour of every day of the year.

The Hardin County Sheriff's Office is invested in the community, from security services at the courthouse to providing a School Resource Officer in every county school.

Four pillars define the service that their employees provide:

• Honor

• Service

• Integrity

• Duty

The Hardin County Sheriff's Office houses the only 911 center in Hardin County and they proudly offer text-to-911 and regular phone calls to 9-1-1 for emergency services.

Come by for a visit at:
1025 S. Main Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.673.1268 (non-emergencies)

Call or Text 9-1-1 for emergencies

Hardin County Veterans' Service Office

Hardin County Veterans' Service Office is built on the motto of "Serving those who have served".
Hardin County VSO provides assistance to veterans, dependents and widows with the following:

• VA Benefit Claims

• Emergency Financial Assistance

• Transportation to and from VA medical appointments

• Applications for health care or burial benefits

Get to know your VSO today:
1 Courthouse Square
Suite #170
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.674.2219
E: Steven.gossard@hardincountyohio.gov
Kathy.kelley@hardincountyohio.gov

KATS-Kenton Area Transportation System

KATS offers public transportation and trips on a first come, first served basis. KATS offers transportation for $2 in the city of Kenton and $4 in Hardin County and are handicapped accessible as well!

Call 419.679.1239 to schedule your transport today!
Location:
926 N. Detroit Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
Business Hours:
Monday-Friday 8am-430pm

OSU College of Social Work

The Ohio State University College of Social Work aims to prepare future social work leaders, promote social justice, and enhance human well-being.​
They foster social change through education, research, and collaboration with communities, focusing on serving vulnerable populations. The College of Social Work emphasizes a "Distinctive Excellence" goal, supporting students through specialized pathways to become impactful practitioners.

Location Information:​
4240 Campus Drive​
Lima, Ohio 45804​
P: 567.242.7272​
E: Osbore.299@osu.edu

St. Vincent DePaul

St. Vincent DePaul helps individuals and families who are in any more of need to have hope, together with a sense of dignity, worth, well-being and peace-of-mind. St. Vincent provides free clothing and hygiene products as well.

Location Information:​
220 W. North Street​
Kenton, Ohio 43326​
P: 419.679.8342

United Way of Hardin County

The United Way of Hardin County is dedicated to improving lives and strengthening our community by advancing education, promoting access to quality healthcare, and fostering financial stability for all residents. ​
Through collaboration, innovation, and community engagement, they empower individuals and families to achieve their full potential and create lasting positive impacts.

Location information:​
225 S. Detroit St.​
Kenton, Ohio 43326​
P: 419.675.1860​
E: director@unitedwayhardincounty.org

Kenton City Police Department

The mission of the Kenton City Police Department is to protect and serve the community with professionalism, integrity, and respect.​

The Department is committed to maintaining public safety, building strong community partnerships, and upholding the law in a fair and impartial manner to ensure a safe and secure environment for all residents.

Location Information:​

111 W. Franklin St.​
Kenton, Ohio 43326​
P: 419.673.0771 (non-emergencies)​
Call 9-1-1 For Emergencies

St. John's Evangelical Church

St. John's is a community church who wants to show the love of Jesus through their many missions. Some of the ministries they offer are:​

• Bed Ministry​

• Laundromat Mission​

• Celebrate Recovery​

• Wednesday night childrens program

Location Information:​

211 E. Carrol Street​
Kenton, Ohio 43326​
P: 419.673.7278​
E: familyministerstjohns@gmail.com​
www.stjohnskenton.org

Parenting & Family Resources

The Positive Parenting Program is a program in Ohio that part of the Governor's Office.
This program offers free online parenting classes. For more information, visit the website at: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTK3XQXktue-S1W_ZKaNW45e0q_TMDnG8x9dA&s

Triple P--Positive Parenting Program

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services--Resource Families

Resource families include both foster and kinship caregiver families. These families serve as a resource to the children services agency, the child and the child's family.

For resources regarding resource families, contact your local Department of Job and Family Services agency. If you feel your needs have not been met there, contact the Youth and Family Ombudsman Office by calling 877.649.6884

YWCA Child Care Resource and Referral

Do you need help finding child care?
Look no further! Call YWCA today for your tailored list of child care providers, answers to child care questions, and resources to help make the best choice possible for your child.

Do you want to be a child care provider in your own home?
The YWCA can provide start-up information and technical assistance to those interested in providing child care in their home.

Contact Information:
YWCA Child Care Resource & Referral
608 W. High Street
Lima, Ohio 45801
TF: 800.992.2916
P: 419.225.5465
www.ywcanwo.org

Ohio Early Intervention

Ohio Early Intervention is part of the Help Me Grow system of support (www.helpmegrow.org).

Early Intervention (EI) works with families with children, birth to age 3, who have developmental delays or disabilities so that they have the best possible start in life.

EI professionals work with the parent and child to determine strengths and needs and to address concerns as early as possible with services available where you live, work, play, and spend your day.

Contact Information:

705 N. Ida Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.673.6230
TF: 800.755.GROW (4769)
F: 855.318.3322
www.OhioEarlyIntervention.org

Making a referral is easy! Anyone can make a referral and the process is simple!
3 ways to make a referral:

• Complete the Early Intervention Referral Card and return it to your healthcare provider.

• Complete the Early Intervention Referral Card, snap a photo of it or scan it, and e-mail it to HMGreferrals@helpmegrow.org; OR

• Visit www.OhioEarlyIntervention.Org to complete the process online

Help Me Grow

Help me grow offers several support services for families, like:

• Ages & Stages Questionnaire (ASQ) Online

  • This assessment can help identify your child's strengths and any areas of concern.

  • This assessment is free, short, and easy to complete.

  • Available online at: www.helpmegrow.org/ASQ

• Ohio's Home Visiting Program

  • This program provides support for pregnant women and parents of young children.

  • What is home visiting?

    • Home visiting is a voluntary family support program offered throughout Ohio to promote healthy growth and development for babies and young children.

    • Home visitors are well-trained professionals who support families without judgement and empower parents with the skills, tools, and confidence they need to nurture a healthy pregnancy and baby.
      

Contact Information
P: 800.755.GROW (4769)
E-mail: hmgreferrals@helpmegrow.org
Web: www.helpmegrow.org
www.helpmegrow.ohio.gov
Social: @OhioHelpMeGrow

HHWP Head Start Preschool

HHWP (Hancock, Hardin, Wyandot, Putnam) Head Start offers full day and part day class options

They offer a creative curriculum to encourage:

• Independence

• Self-Confidence

• School Readiness

• Self-Help Skills

• Skill Development

Enroll Today!
HHWP Main Office
1637 Tiffin Ave.
Findlay, Ohio 45840
P: 419.423.3755
www.hhwpaac.org

Make an appointment to visit Kenton Head Start today:
10702 N. State Rt. 68
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.674.4433

HHWP School Locations

Hancock County Preschool
545 Winfield Ave.
Findlay, Ohio 45840
P/T: 419.571.7327
419.571.0091

Hardin County Preschool
Kenton & Forest Classrooms
10702 SR 68
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P/T: 419.571.0028
419.571.5066

Wyandot County Preschool
Upper Sandusky & Angeline Classrooms
559 S. Warpole Street
P/T: 419.571.5172

Putnam County Preschool
Ottawa & Leipsic Classrooms
1205 E. Third Street
Ottawa, Ohio 45875
P/T: 419.571.7630

The Partnership for Violence Free Families

• Suicide Loss

• Depression & Bipolar Disorders

• Self-Esteem

• Grief

• Life Adjustment

• LGBT Support

• Problem Gambling

• Child Abuse

• Bullying

• Teen Dating/Violence

• Alcohol & Drug Abuse

• Domestic Violence

• Elder Abuse

• Mental Health Wellness

The Partnership for Violence Free Families has several support groups, including:

PVFF Locations:

309 W. High Street
Lima, Ohio 43326

302 W. Franklin Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326

P: 419.549.8530
F: 419.549.8531
www.pvff.org

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library of Ohio mails kids one free book each month until their 5th birthday.

Any child between birth and age 5 can enroll.

Through reading, children begin to learn words and sounds, recognize pictures, and understand emotions.

Enroll your child(ren) today at:
www.OhioImaginationLibrary.org

Mary Lou Johnson-Hardin County District Library

Although the Mary Lou Johnson Library was known by a different name back then, it has been open in the same location since 1969!

The library offers several services as well as a private meeting room that is available for rental.

There are also summer reading programs for adults and children and plenty of other activities going on at the library!

Services offered by the MLJ Library:

• Public access computers for patron use

• Online or by phone materials, reservations, and renewals

• Receive or send faxes

• Assistance with research or genealogy

• Interlibrary loans

• Readers advisory

• Kids Programs

  • Children's storytime

  • YA Cafe

  • Summer reading program

• Teacher/Parent book pulls

• Adult programs

• Adult book clubs

• Outreach program/book delivery

• Meeting room space

• Voter registration

• Community Information

• Much, Much more!

Available materials at MLJ Library:

• Adult Fiction

• Adult Non-Fiction

• Large Print Books

• Young Adult Fiction

• Young Adult Non-Fiction

• Tween Fiction

• Youth Fiction

• Youth Non-Fiction

• Music CD's

• DVD's

• Magazines

• Newspapers

• Digital Ebooks, Audio Books

• Best Sellers

• Puppets

• Book Club Kits

• Literacy Kits

• Big Books

• Computer Software

Visit the Mary Lou Johnson Library Today!
325 E. Columbus Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.673.2278
F: 419.674.4321
E: reference@mljlibrary.org
W: www.mljlibrary.org
https://www.facebook.com/MLJLibrary

Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-8:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 9:00am-5:00pm
Closed Sundays and Holidays

Hardin Northern Public Library

Services offered at the Hardin Northern Public Library:

• Tax Forms

• Book Club

• LinkedIn Learning

• Online Links for Kids

• Free WiFi

• Public Computers

• Summer Reading Programs

• Books, Magazines, and DVD's

• Online Research Databases

Location Details:
Hardin Northern Public Library
153 N. Main Street
Dunkirk, Ohio 45836
P: 419.759.3558
W: https://hardinnorthernpl.org

Hours of Operation:
Monday & Tuesday: 1:00pm-8:00pm
Wednesday: 9:00am-5:00pm
Thursday: 9:00am-8:00pm
Friday: 12:00pm-5:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am-12:00pm

Ada Public Library

Services Offered at the Ada Public Library:

• Tax Forms

• Ohio Benefits

• LinkedIn Learning

• Public Computers

• Microfilm

• Free WiFi

• Reading Room

• Summer Reading Progras

• Free Notary Services

• Books, Magazines, DVD's, and Videogames

• Online Research Databases

• Printing Services

Location Information
320 N. Main Street
Ada, Ohio 45810
P: 419.634.5248
W: https://adalibrary.org

Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday: 10:00am-8:00pm
Friday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am-2:00pm

Alger Public Library

Services Offered at the Alger Public Library:

• Summer Reading Programs for all ages

• Online Public Library

• LinkedIn Learning

• Free Scanning

• Ongoing Book Sale

• Free WiFi

• Public Computers

• Printing Services

• Free Notary Services

• Books, Magazines, and DVDs

• Online Research Databases

Location Information:
Alger Public Library
100 W. Wagner Street
Alger, Ohio 45812
P: 419.757.7755
W: https://algerlibrary.org

Hours of Operation:
Monday & Wednesday: 10:00am-7:00pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 9:00am-6:00pm
Friday: 9:00am-5:00pm

Forest-Jackson Public Library

The Forest-Jackson Library offers normal print and library materials, but also offers community events, trivia nights. crafts. and summer reading programs!

Location Information:
Forest-Jackson Public Library
102 W. Lima Street
Forest, Ohio 45843
P: 419.273.2400
F: 419.273.8007
W: www.forestlibrary.org

Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Friday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am-1:00pm

Hardin County Job & Family Services

Hardin County Children's Services mission centers on ensuring every child in Hardin County has a safe, stable, and nurturing environment to grow and thrive.

Hardin County Job and Family Services provides essential support to individuals and families by connecting them with programs that promote stability, safety, and self-sufficiency.​

Services may include:​

• Public Assistance Programs​

• Child and Adult Protective Services​

• Workforce Development​

• Childcare Assistance​

• Support for families working toward long-term economic security.

Visit them in-person at:

175 W. Franklin Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.675.1130
Or, visit their website at:
www.hardinjfs.org

Heartbeat of Hardin County

Heartbeat of Hardin County is a pregnancy resource to help those who are expecting until their youngest is 4.
Heartbeat provides many programs for expecting parents:

• No-cost pregnancy tests

• Adoption information

• Emergency assistance

• Infant car seat program

• Infant crib program

Heartbeat offers a monthly earn-as-you-earn program called Circle of Moms and Circle of Dads to help parents grow, enjoy time with other parents, and get items that they need.
They also offer a program called KEPT for Grandparents and other family members who get custody.

Visit Heartbeat of Hardin County Today:
220 E. Franklin Street
Kenton, Ohio 43326
P: 419.674.4716
E: heartbeathc@hotmail.com

Family and Children First

The Family and Children First Council was established to enhance the well-being of Hardin County's children and families.​
The council is comprised of all of the different service organizations to specifically discuss need and coordinate services for families with a multi-system youth.​
The council's hope is to keep youth in the home with their families and empower them to advocate for themselves.

Location Information:​

175 W. Franklin Street​
Kenton, Ohio 43326​
P: 419.637.8943

Activities

Ohio State University Extension Office--#LeanOnYourLandGrant

Ohio State University Extension Agriculture and Natural Resources empowers Ohio's agriculture and natural resources communities, provides outreach and education based on unbiased research, and cultivates relationships to strengthen the economic viability and quality of life for Ohioans.

• OSU Income Tax School for Professionals

• Beef Team

• Vitaculture Team

• Specialty Crop Team

• Pesticide Applicator Recertification

• A Day In The Woods

• Corn Newsletter

• Farm Stress

• Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist Program

• Small Farms Team

• Ohio Agrability Program

• Farm Office Live

• Master Gardener

• Energize Ohio

• Water Quality Team

• eFields

They have the following programs:

agnr.osu.edu

Hardin County 4-H

4-H is the largest youth development program in the United States. It is an experiential, education program for youth ages 5 to 18. 4-H members discover fun, new friends, career interests, leadership skills, and so much more!

How to Join:

• Find a club!

  • All of the 4-H clubs are listed here. Find a club and contact the listed 4-H advisor to find out more about their club!

• Pick A Project

  • There are over 250 projects to choose from! Your advisor can help you pick the one that is right for you!

• Enroll in 4HOnline

  • After approval from the club advisor to join the club, you need to sign up at http://oh.4honline.com.

Need Assistance? Please call the OSU Extension Office at 419-674-2297

Hardin County 4-H Clubs

Ada Barnyard Farmers
Jamie Ferguson
567.674.0093
jamie.hazelton2020@gmail.com

Alger Junior Farmers
Michelle Underwood
419.302.3190
munderwood@usvschools.org

Blanchard Pleasant Buckeyes
Stephanie Trachsel
567.674.4637
estrachsel@gmail.com

Goshen Youth
Miriam Dulin
419.674.7277
mrsdulin@gmail.com

Hardin Hi-Lighters
Kristie Fay
419.673.5368
fayk12000@yahoo.com

Jumbo Junior Farmers
Katie Ketcham
937.464.9931
katie.ketcham@gmail.com

Liberty Bells & Boys
Maylene Deckling
618.741.6165
maylenedeckling@gmail.com

Lynn Valley Farmers
Renea Sherman
419.674.7576
rsherman@agcredit.net

Ridgway Jr. Boosters
Kathy Jones
937.935.4578
jonesskj63@hotmail.com

Taylor Creek Lads & Lassies
Kaitlyn Beale
567.674.7469
13bealk@gmail.com

Town & County Creators
Roberta Whitmer
419.673.8339

Specialty 4-H Clubs

Boots and Buckles (Horse)
Jolene Buchenroth
419.673.9805
jolenebuchenroth@gmail.com

Buckeye Sharpshooters (Shooting Sports)
Amanda Raines
419.767.6044
raines.74@osu.edu

Country Timers (Rabbits)
Cristy Newland
567.674.3868
cnewland40@gmail.com

Hardin County Dairy Club (Dairy)
Bridget Pifer
937.441.7478
bep_1987@yahoo.com

Hardin County Wranglers (Livestock)
Beth Harshfield
419.674.6644
harshfieldb@kentoncityschools.org

Hardin Hoppers & Barnyard Friends (Livestock)
Amanda Barlow
567.674.0861
aadtk28@hotmail.com

Hardin Joy Riders (Horses)
Carol Pleasant
419.673.0528
carolpleasant@icloud.com

Pawsitive Attitude (Dog)
Amyial Brown
567.204.6085
amyial@watch.net

Sew What (Sewing)
Julie Zaring
419.674.1358
jzaring@hotmail.com

Silver Creek Sliders (Horse)
Ashley Haudenschield
740.360.6816
jusdance1208@aol.com

Cloverbuds

Ada Cloverbuds
Megan Burgess
330.317.3327
varns_mr@hotmail.com

Grant Cloverbuds
Kristie Fay
419.673.5368
fayk12000@yahoo.com

Klover Kids
Kelly Little
567.674.8083
kellyjlittle@yahoo.com

Ridgeway Jr. Boosters Cloverbuds
Kathy Jones
937.935.4578
jonesskj63@hotmail.com

Cloverbud members must be in kindergarten through 2nd grade.

Do you, or someone you know, need resources?

Explore our community resources available to those in need. We aim to support individuals and families through various programs and services.

If you are in need of resources please contact us via e-mail at: Hardincountycommunitypartners@gmail.com