Transportation

Benefits Check-Up - (571)-527-3990

251 18th Street, Suite 500; Arlington, VA 22202

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• Website helps you find state, federal, and private benefits programs available where you live. These benefits programs can help pay for prescriptions, health care, food, utilities, and more. You can also get help with tax relief, transportation, legal issues, or finding work.

Bridge Ministry (Prince of Peace Lutheran Church) - (513)-621-7265

1528 Race Street; Cincinnati, OH 45202

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•  MTH 10AM-2PM
  
• Faith-based organization that provides mentorship, transportation, counseling, support groups, referrals for ID/SSN, and employment/education assistance.

Community Action Agency - (513)-569-1840, ext. 1115

1740 Langdon Farm Road; Cincinnati, OH 45237

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• Assistance with transportation and bus tokens.

Council on Aging of Southwest Ohio - (513)-721-1025

175 Tri County Parkway; Cincinnati, OH 45246

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• Council on Aging plans, coordinates, and funds services to older adults, making life better for them, especially those with limited incomes and resources.
• Works to ensure that seniors who need help with transportation can get it through programs such as Title III, PASSPORT, and the Elderly Services Program.

Freestore/ Foodbank - (513)-241-1064

112 E Liberty Cincinnati, OH

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• Emergency assistance with bus tokens.

Goodwill Industries - (513)-631-4500

10600 Springfield Pike; Cincinnati, OH 45215

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• Programs are operated for homeless individuals, including but not limited to Veterans.
  Funds may be available to the individual for transportation while looking for employment or while participating in a training program.

Goodwill Auto Auction -(513)-631-4500

10600 Springfield Pike; Cincinnati, OH 45215

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• Doors Open at 8AM.
  
• Auctions are open to the public and held every Saturday Vehicles must be paid for by 11:30am on Saturday.

Hamilton County Dept. of Job and Family Services - (513)-946-1000

222 E Central Parkway; Cincinnati, OH

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• Non-Emergency Transportation (NET) provides transportation to and from Medicaid providers; May be in the form of bus tokens, cab, or mileage reimbursement.

Hamilton County Veteran Service Commission - (513)-946-3300

230 East 9th Street; Cincinnati, OH 45202

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• Provides transportation to Veterans to help them get to their medical appointments.

Metro - (513)-632-7540

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• Fare Deal Cards: allows eligible riders to obtain a Fare Deal identification card valid for half-price fares on any Metro trip or a Fare Deal monthly sticker for unlimited rides each month at $38.50/month. Eligible participants include: Adults 65 and older, Medicare card holders, Riders with disabilities, and Access card holders
• Online transit trip planner: Allows riders to enter departure and arrival addresses along with necessary time of arrival and this planner will show you which bus you need to take and the best bus route available

Mt. Healthy Alliance Community - (513)-551-8036

7717 Harrison Ave.; Cincinnati, OH 45231

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• MON 11AM-1PM,TUE 5PM-7PM,THU&SAT 9AM-12PM.
  
• Provides food, bus tokens, and referrals for clothing, furniture, and financial assistance.
• Must be a resident of Mt Healthy or 45231 zip code.
• Must show picture ID, SS card, utility bills, bank statements, rental agreements.

Our Daily Bread - (513)-621-6364

1730 Race Street (at Elder Street); Cincinnati, OH 45202

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• Hours: Monday-Friday: 9:45am-11:45am for food service.
• Social worker provides assistance with rent/utilities, bus tokens to get to medical appointments, and assistance with obtaining/paying for ID's and birth certificates (Monday-Thursday: 8:30am-12PM).
• Kids Club is open Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday: 2:30PM-5PM to provide a snack and after school activities to neighborhood children.

Salvation Army - (513)-762-5649

120 East Central Parkway; Cincinnati, OH 45202

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• Stranded Travelers Program: Must be a stranded traveler or homeless due to travel emergency; need ID or SS card; Must identify a person or agency at the client's destination who will receive them into their home or program, or verify residency. Assists with bus tokens.

Saint Vincent de Paul - (513)-421-0602

1125 Bank Street; Cincinnati, OH 45214

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• St. Vincent de Paul provides employment services through churches in the following Hamilton County, OH zip codes: 45202, 45208, and 45213.
• For those requesting assistance with bus tokens for employment or medical appointments, walk-ins are welcomed every Monday and Thursday: 9am-11am
• Tokens only available the first week of each month.
• Please bring the following documentation with you: Picture ID, Social Security Cards or a printout for the entire household; Proof of income of entire household such as: ADC, SSI, SS printouts or letters. Last two paycheck stubs, letter from employer or letter from the Unemployment Office or Worker Compensation.
• If you no longer receive an income you must bring verification such as a letter from your last employer, a letter from the Department of Human Services or the Social Security Office; Proof of address, for example a utility bill, lease or piece of dated mail; For bus tokens, proof of employment or documentation of medical appointments are required.

The Caring Place - (513)-841-1499

6312 Kennedy Avenue; Cincinnati, OH 45213

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• Provides food, clothing, furniture, financial assistance, and bus tokens.
• Serves residents of Golf Manor, Kennedy Heights, Pleasant Ridge, and Silverton (45213 zip code and some of 4212, 45236, 45237).
• Requires photo ID and proof of address Hours: Tuesday and Thursday: 9am-2PM.

The Healing Center, Vineyard Church - (513)-346-4080

11345 Century Circle East; Springdale, OH 45246

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• W-Sat 9AM-12PM and Thu 7PM-9PM.
• Assistance with food, clothing, household items, auto repair, etc.

Universal Transportation Systems (UTS) - 1-(800)-339-0323

5284 Winton Road; Fairfield, OH 45014

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• Contracts with MRDD, JFS, Council on Aging, Veterans, Schools, Medicaid, etc. Cost depends upon agency providing service.

Benefits Check-Up - (571)-527-3990

251 18th Street South, Suite 500; Arlington, VA 22202

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• Website helps you find state, federal, and private benefits programs available where you live.
• These benefits programs can help pay for prescriptions, health care, food, utilities, and more. You can also get help with tax relief, transportation, legal issues, or finding work.

Butler County Veteran Service Commission - (513)-887-3600

315 High Street (First Floor); Hamilton, Ohio 45011

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• Provides transportation to Veterans to help them get to their medical appointments.

Council on Aging of Southwest Ohio - (513)-721-1025 

175 Tri County Parkway, Suite 175; Cincinnati, OH 45246

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• Council on Aging plans, coordinates, and funds services to older adults, making life better for them, especially those with limited incomes and resources.
• Works to ensure that seniors who need help with transportation can get it through programs such as Title III, PASSPORT, and the Elderly Services Program.

St. Vincent DePaul Society, Oxford - (513)-523-2153

111 East High Street; Oxford, OH 45056

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• Hours: Monday-Friday:9am-5PM, for Oxford area residents who live in 45056 zip code.
• Assists with emergency gas vouchers. Proof of doctor's appointment or other destination is needed before gas voucher can be issued.

The Healing Center, Vineyard Church - (513)-346-4080

11345 Century Circle East; Springdale, OH 45246

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• W-Sat 9AM-12PM and Thu 7PM-9PM.
• Assistance with food, clothing, household items, auto repair, etc.

Universal Transportation Systems (UTS) - 1-(800)-339-0323

5284 Winton Road; Fairfield, OH 45014

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• Contracts with MRDD, JFS, Council on Aging, Veterans, Schools, Medicaid, etc. Cost depends upon agency providing service.
   

Benefits Check-Up - (571)-527-3990

251 18th Street South, Suite 500; Arlington, VA 22202

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• Website helps you find state, federal, and private benefits programs available where you live. These benefits programs can help pay for prescriptions, health care, food, utilities, and more. You can also get help with tax relief, transportation, legal issues, or finding work.

Clermont County Veterans Service Commission - (513)-732-7363

76 South Riverside Drive (Heritage Bldg-3rd. Floor); Batavia, OH 45103

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• Provides transportation to/from medical appointments at VA.
• Please contact office at least 5 business days prior to appointment to schedule a ride Proof of Veteran eligibility is required (DD form 214).

Clermont Senior Services - (513)-536-4115

2085 James E. Sauls Sr. Drive; Batavia, OH 45103

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• Residents of Clermont County age 60 and older, need to request at least one week ahead Suggested donation: $2.00- Clermont County (round trip) $4.00- Hamilton County (round trip)

Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) - (513)-732-7433 

4003 Filager Road; Batavia, OH 45103

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• Provides rides to/from locations within Clermont County.
• One way: Adults $4.75, Seniors $2.35, People with Disabilities $2.35, Children $2.35.

Council on Aging of Southwest Ohio - (513)-721-1025

175 Tri County Parkway, Suite 175; Cincinnati, OH 45246

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• Council on Aging plans, coordinates, and funds services to older adults, making life better for them, especially those with limited incomes and resources.
• Works to ensure that seniors who need help with transportation can get it through programs such as Title III, PASSPORT, and the Elderly Services Program.

The Healing Center, Vineyard Church - (513)-346-4080

11345 Century Circle East; Springdale, OH 45246

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• W-Sat 9AM-12PM and Thu 7PM-9PM.
• Assistance with food, clothing, household items, auto repair, etc.

Universal Transportation Systems (UTS) - 1-(800)-339-0323

5284 Winton Road; Fairfield, OH 45014

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• Contracts with MRDD, JFS, Council on Aging, Veterans, Schools, Medicaid, etc. Cost depends upon agency providing service.
  
  

Benefits Check-Up - (571)-527-3990

251 18th Street, Suite 500; Arlington, VA 22202

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• Website helps you find state, federal, and private benefits programs available where you live. These benefits programs can help pay for prescriptions, health care, food, utilities, and more. You can also get help with tax relief, transportation, legal issues, or finding work.

Winchester Church of Christ in Christian Union - (937)-695-0025

1540 Tri County Road P.O. Box 356; Winchester, OH 45697

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• Food and Clothing Hours: 3rd Thursday of the month: 230PM-630PM; Provides cars to residents of Adams County (only available when cars are donated).

Benefits Check-Up - (571)-527-3990

251 18th Street, Suite 500; Arlington, VA 22202

Website

• Website helps you find state, federal, and private benefits programs available where you live. These benefits programs can help pay for prescriptions, health care, food, utilities, and more. You can also get help with tax relief, transportation, legal issues, or finding work.

Family Support of… 

Boone County: 8311 US Highway 42; Florence, KY 41042 – (859)-371-6900

• M-F 8AM-4:30PM

Campbell County: 601 Washington Avenue; Newport, KY 41071 – (859)-292-6707

• M-F 8AM-4:30PM

Kenton County – 333 Scott Street, Suite 300; Covington, KY 41011

• M-F 8AM-4:30PM

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• Offers assistance to families in Boone County in need of: food, clothing, rent, deposit, housing searches, tenant/landlord rights, transportation, cleaning supplies, utilities, prescriptions, household items, personal items, diapers, furniture, baby items, USDA commodities, SHARE, and referrals to other agencies.
• Bring ID, SS card, and proof of address.

Mental Health Association of NKY - (859)-431-1077

912 Scott Street; Covington, KY 41011

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• Provides assistance with obtaining bus passes for individuals with mental health issues.

Northern Kentucky Independent District Health Dept - (859)-341-4264

2388 Grandview Drive, Fort Mitchell, KY 41017

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• Provides transportation for people with HIV/AIDS.

The Healing Center, Vineyard Church - (513)-346-4080

11345 Century Circle East; Springdale, OH 45246

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• W-Sat 9AM-12PM and Thu 7PM-9PM.
  
• Assistance with food, clothing, household items, auto repair, etc.
  
  

Benefits Check-Up - (571)-527-3990

251 18th Street, Suite 500; Arlington, VA 22202

Website

• Website helps you find state, federal, and private benefits programs available where you live. These benefits programs can help pay for prescriptions, health care, food, utilities, and more. You can also get help with tax relief, transportation, legal issues, or finding work.

Catch-A-Ride - (812)-432-3960

13091 Benedict Drive; Dillsboro, IN 47018

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• Provides affordable transportation to anyone in Southeastern Indiana.

The Healing Center, Vineyard Church - (513)-346-4080

11345 Century Circle East; Springdale, OH 45246

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• W-Sat 9AM-12PM and Thu 7PM-9PM.
• Assistance with food, clothing, household items, auto repair, etc.

Southeastern Indiana Economic Opportunity Corp - (812)-926-1585

110 Importing Street; Aurora, IN 47001

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Provides assistance to residents of Dearborn, Franklin, Ohio, and Ripley Counties Provides money for gasoline to people who are financially eligible

Town Trustees in Ripley, Dearborn, Franklin, or Ohio Indiana 

Call your local town office and ask about the Trustee program and poor relief. Each town and county have a Township Trustee, which may be able to offer assistance, counseling, and information on resources and programs for the needy. The programs are limited in nature, and a Trustee will review each application.

Assistance provided by your town is usually provided on a-one-time-per-year basis Satellite Offices:

• 528 Main Street; Brookville, IN 47012 – (765)-647-5967
• 920 County Line Road, Suite C; Batesville, IN 47006 – (888)-292-5475