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MVCDC provides early childhood education and partnerships with families.
215 Horace Street, Dayton
Emergency services, eviction prevention, utility assistance, legal clinic, driver's license reinstatement.
719 S. Main Street, Dayton
Serving individuals with developmental and acquired disabilities.
4710 Old Troy Pike (at Needmore Road), Dayton
Located in east Dayton.
622 Springfield Street, Dayton
Located at Dayton Christ Episcopal Church.
20 W. First Street, Dayton
Choice pantry located in downtown Dayton.
627 East First Street, Dayton
The Foodbank's food and related supplies are distributed through a network of pantries, kitchens, shelters and other charitable programs.
For assistance, contact the Greater Dayton Helplink.
Preschool Promise is a non-profit funded by Montgomery County and the City of Dayton to help children get ready for kindergarten.
2251 Timber Lane, Dayton
Mental health and addiction services. Crisis care assistance.
Crisis care - 937-224-4646
Family resources, benefits, child care services, cash assistance, food assistance, emergency aid, child protective services.
1111 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., Dayton
Birth/death records, COVID-19 information, resources and education
Birth/death records, COVID-19 information, immunization clinic, addiction services, LGBTQ services, HIV/AIDS prevention program.
117 S. Main St., Dayton
Provides CPR training, advocacy and education. Raising awareness on healthy habits and lifestyle choices for good health.
1313 W. Dorothy Lane, Dayton
Vaccine information sheets are available on the website along with immunization schedules.
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/vis/current-vis.html
Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO) and Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE) are non-profit regional law firms that provide high quality legal assistance in civil matters to help eligible low-income individuals and groups in western Ohio achieve self reliance, and equal justice and economic opportunity.
http://www.ablelaw.org/
Website and information to help patients manage their diabetes
Program provides child safety seats and booster seats to eligible low-income families. Eligibility is based on whether your income is within the WIC guidelines; however you do not need to be enrolled in WIC.
Ohio Department of Health - 800-644-7740
Dayton Children’s Family Resource Connection (937) 641-3700
Montgomery County AAA Allied Group (no infant seats) (937) 224-2826
Programs and services to assist people with disabilities and other needs. Employment services, child car seat program, senior services, education and training, Miracle Clubhouse for people with chronic mental illness.
660 S. Main St. Dayton, OH 45402
If a child is born to a mother who is not married, the child does not have a legal father unless the parents take the steps necessary to name the legal father. As a result, no father is listed on the child’s birth certificate. This program helps with establishing paternity so that the child has a legal father listed on his/her birth certificate.
https://www.oh-paternity.com/
Outreach program of the Dayton Conference of Lutheran Churches. Many programs and services including Passages Program for individuals trying to obtain vital documents.
534 Xenia Ave. Dayton, OH 45410
Obtain Driver’s License/State ID – must have birth certificate, Social Security #, proof of residency, or naturalization papers if applicable.
Five Rivers Healthy Start supplies diapers for the Montgomery County Diaper Bank. Five Rivers Health Centers and partner agencies on the Community Action Network have access to provide diapers to their patients in need. For more information, call.
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