Jefferson CountyresourCe Guide

“The Guide for Everyone”

Courtesy ofTRiO SSS at Eastern Gateway Community College

2009-2010 Jefferson County Leadership Class

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KEY:¥ YOUTHSERVICES

§ SOCIALSERVICES

☼ ABUSE

▴ COUNSELING

Ӂ RECREATION

J ECONOMICDEVELOPMENT

Y CHILDCARE

S DISASTERRELIEF/EMERGENCY

N SUBSTANCEABUSE

P SUPPORT

$ FINANCIALSERVICES

♥ EMPLOYMENT

# CLOTHING

^ FOODASSISTANCE

+ HEALTHSERVICES

Ħ HOUSING

4-H135MainStreetWintersville,Oh43953740-264-2212or1-800-628-01414H is a non-formal educational youth development program offered to individuals age 5 to 19.¥

AACaringPlaceP.O.Box2335Wintersville,Ohio43953(740)266-3988Established in 1995, A Caring Place is a child-friendly, home-like environment. The center provides an interview room for child victims and witnesses, a medical room where complete examinations can be performed by our qualified physician, and a comfortable, caring place for all professionals to be introduced to the child and family.☼,▴

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AddictionRecoveryProgramTrinityHealthSystems380SummitAve.Steubenville,Ohio43952(740)283-7868Provides assessments, detox, inpatient rehab, PHP/IOP, individual, aftercare, EAP, court services, multiple DUI. N

AdultBasicLiteracyProgram(A.B.L.E.)EasternGatewayCommunityCollege4000SunsetBlvd.Steubenville,Oh43952740-264-5591The General Education Development (GED) testing program provides an opportunity for adults who have not graduated from high school to earn a high school equivalency diploma.§,♥

A.I.M.Women’sCenter(AssistanceinMotherhood)248N.5thSt.Steubenville,Oh43952Or:St.John’sProfessionalBuilding3150JohnsonRd.SuiteDSteubenville,Oh43952740-283-3636(24hrhelpline)Volunteers provide free services for pregnancy, sexual health, and post abortion/ adoption issues.§,+

A.L.I.V.E.,Inc.P.OBox866Steubenville,Ohio43952(740)283-3444Private non-profit agency that provides a sheltered safe house, 24 hour crisis hotline, housing and financial advocacy, court and legal advocacy, 911 emergency cell phones, children and victims groups, community outreach, school and dating programs.☼,▴, Ħ

AlmostHomeChildcare713FernwoodRoad,Steubenville,OH43952740-264-7232Provides weekly childcare services.Y

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AmericanRedCross,JeffersonCountyChapter81TalbottP.O.Box2160Wintersville,OH43953740-346-0245Provides emergency assistance to disaster victims including clothing, food, and temporary shelter. Assists active duty Armed Forces personnel and their local family members during a family emergency. Offers CPR, First Aid, Water Safety and other workplace and community training and disaster preparedness classes. Participates with the American Red Cross Greater Allegheny’s Blood Region in the collection of blood products for local hospitals.§, S

AracomaPark JustoffLoganAve.MingoJunction,Ohio43938740-535-0915Located in Mingo Junction, Aracoma Park provides a family atmosphere with a pool, playground, basketball court, tennis court, three shelters for picnicking, and a walking trail.Ӂ

AustinLakeParkandCampground AustinLakeRoadToronto,OH43964740-544-5253A privately owned lake, park, and campground located near Toronto, provides a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities: Daily admission includes: swimming, fishing, playgrounds, sand volleyball, picnic grounds, shelters, grills, horseshoes, hiking and biking trails, boat rentals, wifi, and many other family activities.Ӂ

BBeaconHouse100ReservoirRoad#2,SaintClairsvilleOH43950740-284-1400Provides a 24 hour nursing staff, meals, and daily activities for independent living senior citizens.$,Ħ,§

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BelleviewPark 920BradyAveSteubenville,OH43952740-283-6033Included as part of the Steubenville City Parks and Recreation Department. Belleview offers a pool with water slide, ball fields, picnic area, and the MLK Recreation Center.Ӂ

BigBrothers/BigSisters2700SunsetBlvd.Steubenville,Ohio43952(740)264-3306The oldest, largest, most effective youth mentoring organization in the United States. One on One youth services for children ages 7-17 throughout the communities.¥

BlestMinistries/NortheastFoodPantry3131ScioRdSWCarrollton,OH44615330-627-4080This ministry maintains and operates an emergency food service for those in need in the areas of Amsterdam, Bergholz, East Springfield, and Wolf Run. Distribution of food is on a monthly and/or emergency basis for families who qualify. Food baskets are distributed at Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas.§, ^

BoyScouts,OhioRiverValleyCouncilP.O.Box6186Wheeling,WV26003740-277-2660Provides programs for boys ages 7 to 18 and all youth from 14 to 21. The purpose is to instill values in young people to prepare them to be responsible adults. ¥

Brooke,Hancock,JeffersonMetroPlanningCommission124North4thStreet,Steubenville,OH43952740-282-3685As a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) funded by the Federal Highway Administration and Federal Transit Administration, BHJ is a leader in highway development to promote access and jobs. As a Local Development District (LDD) funded by the Appalachian Regional Council (ARC), BHJ on a daily basis works to build and maintain crucial water and sewer infrastructure.J

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BureauforChildrenwithMedicalHandicapsJeffersonCountyGeneralHealthDistrict500MarketStreet7thFloorSteubenville,Oh43952740-283-8530Links families of children with special health care needs to a network of quality providers and helps families obtain payment for the services their children need.¥,P

CCampFireUSA371NewYorkBlvd.Weirton,WV26062304-797-1927Camp Fire offers inclusive, coeducational programs including traditional clubs, self reliance classes, seasonal camps and environmental education to youth ages 3- 18. The lessons we teach and the programs we design build confidence in younger children and provide hands on leadership experiences for teens and young adults.¥

CARENetworkOutpatientJeffersonBehavioralSystem200North4thStreetSteubenville,Ohio43952(740)284-7165Provides prevention, intervention and recovery services to persons affected by drug and alcohol. Services offered include; prevention/education, court intervention, assessment, outpatient treatment, residential treatment and aftercare.N ▴CatholicCharities 148South4thStreetSteubenville,OH43952740-282-7566The largest private network of social service organizations in the United States works to support families, reduce poverty, and build communities.§ ^ #

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ChangeInc.3136WestStreetWeirton,WV26062www.changeinc.org304-797-7733Offers various services leading toward a self-sufficient life such as youth programs, housing programs, emergency services, and health / pharmacy services.§ + Ħ ▴ ¥

CharitiesHospicePOBox2483500LurayDr.Wintersville,Oh43952www.charityhospice.org740-264-2280Create a home like environment where specialized care is provided to meet the needs of terminally ill patients and their families. P +

ChildrenCountChildcare 1948StateRoute213,SteubenvilleOH43952740-284-1690Provides weekly childcare services.Y

ChildcareDepot 401MarketStreet#601,SteubenvilleOH43952740-283-4946Provides Monday through Friday childcare services.Y

CityRescueMission,Inc.142N.6thStreetSteubenville,Ohio43952(740)283-1621The City Rescue Mission provides a 24-hour emergency shelter for homeless, temporarily displaced and transient individuals completely free of charge. Provides basic human needs, promotes spiritual growth and helps people become contributing members of society. Families/Individuals receive meals as well as clothing, furniture and household items through the Mission Thrift Store.§^#

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CommunityActionCouncil(CAC):114North4thStreetSteubenville,Oh43952740-282-0971Non-profit agency committed to helping residents move toward self-sufficiency. Services include, but not limited home energy assistance program (HEAP), Home weatherization assistance program (HWAP), Head Start pre-school, senior companions, senior employment, emergency homeless program, housing assistance, homebuyer education and learning program, emergency medical medication assistance, and employment assistance and training. § ¥ ♥ J Ħ $ Y

CommunityCenterfortheDeaf500MarketStreet,Suite324Steubenville,OH43952740-282-5391Provides advocacy services, case management services, deaf related equipment, interpreting resources and sign language classes.§ +

ConsumerCreditCounseling400E4thStreet,EastLiverpoolOH43920740-283-4763Provides budget and debt free counseling, pre bankruptcy credit counseling, bankruptcy debtor education classes, confidential budget and debt free counseling, and bankruptcy debtor education classes.$ ▴

EEasterSealsRegionalOffice41641N.RidgeAve.SuiteDElyria,Ohio44035(304)242-1390(440)324-6600(440)324-6602(fax)Provides services to children and adults with disabilities and special needs, and their families for over 80 years.P ¥

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EasternGatewayCommunityCollegePreSchool 4000SunsetBoulevardSteubenvilleOH43952740-264-5591To assist students in locating care for their children, the college operates a licensed preschool for children age 18 months to 6 years. Y

FFamily&ChildrenFirstCouncil:16001StateRoute7Steubenville,Oh43952740-283-8557The Jefferson County Family and Children First program is part of a state-wide initiative that has a goal of ensuring that all children enter a school ready to learn. This is done as a collaborative effort of the education, health, and social service systems within the State of Ohio.¥

FamilyServicesAssociation 226N.4thStreetSteubenville,OH43952740-283-4763Provides counseling, adoption related services, crisis intervention, parenting, self esteem, anger/stress management, career planning/work adjustment, consumer credit, Childcare, seminars, EAP advocacy, community planning and consultation.§▴FriendshipPark CountyRdRte23Smithfield,OH43948740-733-7941Friendship Park is a 1320-acre park in Jefferson County, Ohio, right outside of the village of Smithfield. The park is equipped with RV and camping facilities. Friendship Park also provides excellent opportunities for picnicking, fishing, boating, bird watching, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and other self-directed outdoor activities.Ӂ

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GGirlScouts,BlackDiamondCouncilFieldOffice586NationalRoadSuite#1Wheeling,WV26003Phone:304.232.8601TollFree:877.296.1000An all-girl program open to girls ages 5-17 which strives to help a girl develop her full potential, relate to other with increased understanding, skills and respect; develop values to guide her actions and to provide the foundation for sound decision making.¥

GoodwillIndustries 103MainStreetWintersville,OH43952740-264-7200An employment education and training center, which assists persons with disabilities and other special needs to maximize their earning capacity and achieve their highest potential of vocational and personal development through a network of programs and services operating in response to local community schools.§ ♥ #

HHelpMeGrow:500MarketStreetSteubenville,Oh43952740-283-8530Help Me Grow (HMG) is Ohio’s birth to 3 system that provides a home based program to prepare children for pre-school. They are trained to help children with developmental delays and provide education for parents of these children¥

HuttonHouse144N4thStreetSteubenville,Ohio43952(740)282-8903As part of the Urban Mission, the Hutton House provides the only emergency shelter for homeless families in Jefferson County. Upon placement in Hutton House, each family is kept together and housed in a separate apartment. The staff works with families to develop life skills thorough in-house programs and networks with area agencies that provide transitional services leading to permanent housing.§ Ħ P

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IInformationandReferral 422WashingtonStreetSteubenville,OH43952800-339-7890Provides a telephone answering service that guides and directs people to services and available help. Your United Way dollars are used for direct emergency services. This agency primarily provides help with rental and mortgage payments, utility assistance and prescription drug assistance.§ $

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JeffersonCountyAnti-DrugCoalition 500MarketStreetSuite600,Steubenville,OH43952740-282-1300

The Jefferson County Anti-Drug Abuse Coalition is a nonprofit organization that focuses on educating the community about the dangers of drug/alcohol abuse. It provides some activities for with an emphasis on awareness of those dangers.P N

JeffersonBehavioralHealthSystem760North6thStreetSteubenville,Ohio43952740-282-5338(24HRHELPLINE)740-264-7551Assists persons who are severely mentally disabled with daily living, crisis intervention, and coordination and referral services.P ▴JeffersonBehavioralHealthVocationalServices 3200JohnsonRoad,SteubenvilleOH43952740-282-1400Provides drug and alcohol services, outpatient counseling and mental health services for children and adults; 24 hour crises help line and crisis intervention.+ ▴ N

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JeffersonCountyBoardofDevelopmentalDisabilities 240JohnScottHwySteubenville,OH43952(740)264-717http://www.jcmrdd.com/To establish quality support focused on the individual, which will provide opportunities for informed choices and achievements of the choices. §

JeffersonCountyChamberofCommerce630MarketSt.Steubenville,OH43952740-282-6226http://www.jeffersoncountychamber.com/ The Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce is a champion of businesses, existing to stimulate economic opportunity by providing legislative advocacy, educational resources, marketing, and business solutions for its members.J

JeffersonCountyDepartmentofJobs&FamilyServices125S.5thStreetSteubenville,Ohio43952(740)282-0961Jefferson County Job & Family Services enhances the quality of life of Jefferson County citizens by supporting the delivery of health & human services. Services provided include but not limited to: Child Support, Child Care, Job Search, Clothing, Housing, Food Stamps, Medical Assistance and Prescription Help. JCDJFS also offer the following programs: Ohio Workforce Assistance (OWF), Medicaid, Energy Assistance (EA), Prevention, Retention & Contingency Program (PRC) Disability Assistance (DA) and the Food Stamp Program (FS).§ ♥ + $ Y ^

JeffersonCountyFourthStreetHelpCenter701N.4thSt.Steubenville,OH43952740-283-2856The Health Center provides access to quality healthcare to the medically undeserved and uninsured residents of Jefferson County. Offers primary healthcare to adults who are uninsured and do not qualify for federal or state programs. The center also assists with applications for prescription drugs.+

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JeffersonCountyHealthDept.AdministrativeDivision500MarketStreet,7thFloorSteubenville,Ohio43952740-283-8530http://www.jchealth.com/Some services offered include birth and death records, private water and sewer system, food service license and inspections, nursing, Woman Infant and Child (WIC) and Help Me Grow (HMG)¥ + ^

JeffersonCountyPrevention/RecoveryBoard125South5thStreet,Steubenville,OH43952740-282-1300http://jcprb.org/The purpose of this Board is to plan, coordinate, fund and evaluate efficient, outcome-driven mental health and recovery services of the highest quality that are accessible to all of the diverse residents of Jefferson County.▴ +

JeffersonCountyRegionalPlanningCommission500MarketStreetRoom614,Steubenville,OH,43952740-283-8568http://rpc.jeffersoncountyoh.com/The Jefferson County Regional Planning Commission shall have the power and duty to make plans and maps of the Region showing the Commission’s recom mendation for land use patterns, systems of transportation, highways, park and recreational facilities, water supply, sewerage and sewerage disposal, solid waste disposal, civic centers and other public improvements which affect the development of the Region as a whole, or more than one political subdivision within the Region, and which do not begin and terminate within the boundaries of any single municipality.J

JeffersonSoil&WaterConservationDistrict 131MainStreet,LowerLevel,Wintersville,Ohio,43953740-264-9790www.jeffersonswcd.orgThe Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District promotes wise land-use management through technical and educational services in order to help people conserve and enhance the natural resources base for a better quality of life.P

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JeffersonCountyVisitationCenter 114N.4thStreetSteubenville,OH43952740-282-2788Provides a safe, child-friendly environment for supervised visitation and exchanges for children of domestic violence victims, divorced couples, and families where child abuse has occurred. The center is available for all families of Jefferson County and is an ideal atmosphere for parent exchanges in situations of divorce; and supervised and monitored visitation.¥§☼

JeffersonCountyYouthPartialProgram500LurayDriveSteubenville,OH43952740-264-1439Alternative school setting for youth. Full range of educational services provided for children age 18 who are under court order to attend school.¥▴JeffersonLakeStatePark 501TownshipRoad261ARichmond,Ohio43944-9710740-765-4459http://www.dnr.state.oh.us/parks/parks/jefferso/tabid/749/Default.aspxLocated outside Richmond, Ohio Jefferson Lake offers an array of activities such as boating with electric motors, swimming, picnicking around the lake, fishing, hiking and bridle trails, hunting, volleyball, and horseshoe pits.Ӂ

JeffersonMetropolitanHousingAuthority707MarketSt.Steubenville,OH43952740-282-0994The Jefferson Metropolitan Housing Authority helps to provide housing to low-income families in Jefferson County and the greater Steubenville Oh area.Ħ

KKids-R-UsAcademyChildcare238N5thStreet,SteubenvilleOH43952740-275-4453Provides a secure location for child care lessons, and etiquette training.Y

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MMartinLutherKingJrRecreationalCenter302MarketStreetSteubenville,OH43952 740-283-6000 The Community Center offers recreational and social activities to children, adults and seniors in Jefferson County. A year-round complete recreational facility for the entire family, the community center provides hundreds of youth from all over the Ohio Valley with the opportunity to participate in basketball and volleyball leagues throughout the year.¥ Ӂ

MealsonWheels110MaineBlvdEastLiverpool,OH740-283-7220or(330)386-5556Meals on Wheels provide Senior Citizens with food assistance to provide national leadership and end senior hunger.^

MetropolitanHousingAuthority 815North6thAvenue,SteubenvilleOH43952740-282-0994A public housing authority located in Steubenville, Ohio for Jefferson County residents. A public, non-profit organization engaged in providing subsidized housing and resident initiative programs for eligible county citizens. Seeks to assist low-income families, including those who are elderly, disabled, or handicapped, with safe, decent, and affordable housing.$ Ħ

MingoSocialServices501CommercialStreetMingoJunction,OH43938740-535-9161Assists families in emergency situations until other social service agencies take over the case. Provides assistance with rent, utilities, food, and prescription drugs.$S^

MingoSocialServices (MunicipalBuilding)501CommercialSt.,MingoJunction,OH43938740-535-9161The agency provides services to more than 200 families throughout Mingo, Brilliant, Rayland, Smithfield and some residents on state Route 151: helping to pay utility bills,

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covering pharmaceutical costs, assuming some of the responsibility for medical bills and distributing gasoline cards or gift cards for groceries at local stores. $ ^ §

NNeighborhoodHouseChildcare423SouthSt.Steubenville,OH43952740-282-2533Provides a latch key program, a summer school-age program and a comprehensive Childcare center for children between 18 months and 14 years of age. Offer a safe, loving environment for pre-school, all day child care, before and after school child care and summer program.Y

NeurobehavioralMedicineandNorthPointCounseling380SummitAve.Tower2Steubenville,OH43952740-283-7325Family and individual counseling and testing services.

▴NortheastJeffersonCountyFoodPantryUPCChurch,LincolnStreet,Bergholz,OH43908330-627-4080Maintains and operates an emergency food service for those in need in the areas of Amsterdam, Bergholz, East Springfield, and Wolf Run. Distribution of food is on a monthly and/or emergency basis for families who qualify. Food baskets are distributed at Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. ^

OOhioDepartmentofDevelopment114N4thStreetPOBox1301-800-282-0880or740-282-0971The ODOD works with Community Agencies to provide assistance with utilities, food and other needs.$^

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OHIOSTATEUNIVERSITYEXTENSIONOFFICE135MainSt.,SuiteA,Wintersville,Ohio43953740-264-2212Partners with individuals, families, communities, business, industry, and organizations to strengthen the lives of Ohioans through research-based educational programs.P

PPrimeTime(Seniors)1RossParkBlvd.Steubenville,OH43952(740)283-7210Prime Time Office on Aging provides on demand transportation services to consumers age 60 and older, as well as to the spouse of consumers, regardless of age, throughout Jefferson County. Prime time offers services to local healthcare facilities and social service agencies, and for help with business errands, shopping, senior activities, and other necessary services.^ , Transportation

ProgressAlliance630MarketSt.Steubenville,OH43952740-283-2476http://progressalliance.com/Progress Allianceis an economic development partnership between Jefferson County, the City of Steubenville and the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce, makes it easy for businesses to locate and expand in the Steubenville-Jefferson County Area.J

RRSVPofJeffersonCounty 226North4thSt.Steubenville,OH740-282-6034Enables Jefferson County citizens, age 55 and older, to serve their community in a variety of volunteer assignments at various nonprofit, governmental and proprietary health care facilities. There are no income, education or experience requirements to participate in the retired senior volunteer program. Direct community services are provided. Van transportation for volunteer assignments is also provided.§

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SSALVATIONARMY332N4thStreetSteubenville,OH43952740-282-5121The Salvation Army is an integral part of the Christian Church, although distinctive in government and practice. The Army’s doctrine follows the mainstream of Christian belief and its articles of faith emphasize God’s saving purposes. Its objects are ‘the advancement of the Christian religion… of education, the relief of poverty, and other charitable objects.P #S^

SamaritanHouse420WashingtonStreetSteubenville,Ohio43952740-282-0563Provides food, clothing, utility payment, rent payment, transportation, and assistance with prescriptions. Free clothing if a client has no money. Also fire and flood victims receive free help with items available to be of service.$ # ^ S

SeniorCommunityServiceEmploymentProgram114North4thStreetSteubenville,OH43952740-282-0971Provides social and human services and employment opportunities for senior citizens.♥

SexualAssaultHelpCenter226North4thStreetSteubenville,OH43952740-282-6022Help and counseling for victims of sexual predators and/or abuse.

▴ShafferPlaza256JohnScottHwySteubenville,Ohio43952(740)266-6057A private company categorized under Home for the Mentally Retarded with Health Care.P Ħ

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TheShepherd’sWalk601LawsonAve.Steubenville,OH43952740-284-1489The Shepherd’s Walk is a church located in Steubenville, OH that provides clothing and furniture through its Thrift Store.#

SmallBusinessDevelopmentCenterSte.2630MarketSt.Steubenville,OH43952(740)282-6226The Ohio SBDC Network provides free, confidential, in-depth business consulting in areas such as business management, government regulations, financing, international trade and product development.J

SmithfieldFriendsChurchFoodPantryP.O.Box482Smithfield,OH740-733-7395Operates a monthly emergency food program for those in need in the communities of Smithfield, Adena, Brilliant, Dillonvale, Rayland, Tiltonsville and Yorkville. Agency provides assistance with utility payments to those who qualify.^

SteelValleyTransit 555AdamsStreetSteubenville,OH43952(740)282-6145http://www.bhjmpc.org/transportation/transit/svrta/svrtapage.htmThe local bussing option furnishes fixed-route public transportation services, in addition to a complimentary ADA para-transit service throughout Steubenville and Mingo Junction. Service Hours: Monday-Friday, 5:30 am – 6:10 pmSaturday, 9:10 am – 5:10 pm Extended Evening Service: 1 Bus Monday - Friday, 6:50 pm – 9:00 pm

SteubenvilleCityHealthDepartment302MarketStreetSteubenville,Oh43952www.ci.steubenville.oh.us740-283-6052Monitors the health of the population, enforces health-related laws and provides health services.+

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SteubenvilleCityParksandRecreation 302MarketStreetSteubenville,OH43952(740)283-6000Ext.4000The Steubenville Park and Recreation Department is responsible for the upkeep of all city parks, the Belleview Municipal Pool and the MLK Recreation Center. The Department offers a variety of recreational activities and encourages the citizens of Steubenville and the surrounding areas to take advantage of all the opportunities it provides.Ӂ

TTeramanaCancerCenter3200JohnsonRdSteubenville,OH43952www.trinityhealth.com740-264-8700Provides chemotherapy, surgical consultation, and other services unique to cancer patients.+

Tina’sTinyTotsChildcare 1310MarylandAvenue,SteubenvilleOH43952740-282-3947Provides weekly childcare services.Y

TorontoServicesCommitteeP.O.Box279Toronto,OH43964740-537-2152Assists families in emergency situations until other service agencies take over the case. Agency also provides assistance to needy children in purchasing shoes, clothing, school supplies, etc.# S

TrinityBehavioralHealth380SummitAvenueSteubenville,OH43952740-283-702024 hr. confidential assessments for services including: detoxification, rehabilitation, partial hospitalization, court services, and family programming.N▴

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TrinityHealthSystemsAddictionRecoveryProgram380SummitAve.Steubenville,Ohio43952(740)283-7868Provides assessments, detox, inpatient rehab, PHP/IOP, individual, aftercare, EAP, court services, multiple DUI.N▴TrueBalanceYouthServices817N.4thStreetSteubenville,Ohio43952(740)284-8783True Balance Youth Services provide a structured and stable living environment to a diverse population of abused, neglected, dependent and delinquent youths ages 8-18. Their mission is to take strengths of the youth and make positive, responsible adults.¥

UUNITEDWAY501WashingtonSt.P.O.Box1463Steubenville,OH43952740-284-9000The United Way is known for achieving lasting results that tackle our community’s most pressing issues at hand. Traditionally United Way has been known as a workplace fundraising organization with high visibility and community respect. The United Way of Jefferson County currently helps support 19 member agencies and programs through monthly allocation distributions.P $

UpperOhioValleySexualAssaultHelpCenter226North4thStreetSteubenville,OH43952740-282-6022Provides crisis intervention and follow-up services to victims of sexual assault/abuse. Services for children and adults include medical/police/legal accompaniments, information, referrals, support groups, 24-hour victim hotline, support services for family advocacy and supportive counseling. No fee is charged for victims services. ☼▴

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URBANMISSIONMINISTRIES301N5thStreet,Steubenville,OH43952740-282-8011Provides food, shelter and other essential services to the low income population of the Steubenville, OH - Weirton, WVP ^Ħ

VVETERANSSERVICECOMMISSION423NorthStreet,Steubenville,Ohio43952740-283-8571Mission is to enhance and safeguard the entitlements for all American Veterans who have served honorably and to improve the quality of life for them, their families, and the communities where they live. P

VICTIMSASSISTANCEPROGRAMP.O.Box973Steubenville,Ohio43952740-283-1966This is a special division of the County Prosecutor’s Office. It is our primary goal to assist persons who have been victimized by crime in Jefferson County. Its goal is to help victims of crime understand the criminal justice system and address any questions or concerns that may arise in the aftermath of a crime. P

WW.E.B.A.OutreachFoodPantryP.O.Box265Amsterdam,OH43903740-543-3227Maintains and operates an emergency food program for those in need in the communities of Amsterdam, Bergholz, East Springfield, and Wolf Run. Distribution of food is on a monthly and/or emergency basis for families who qualify. ^

WOMAN&INFANTS(WIC)500MarketStreet,7thFloorSteubenville,OH43952http://www.jchealth.com/WIC/index.asp740-283-8530Food, nutrition counseling, and access to health services are provided to low-income women, infants, and children under the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children.¥ +

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Women’sHealthCenterPOBox962217WashingtonSt.Steubenville,OH43952740-282-5676Provide services that meet the unique health needs of women at an affordable rate.+

WordofLifeChildcare565LoversLane,SteubenvilleOH43952740-264-5880Provides childcare services for preschool, kindergarten and elementary school students.Y

YY.W.C.A. 320North4thStreetSteubenville,OH43952740-282-1261Helps to provide safe, affordable housing for women regardless of age or income and teaching life skills for women to help themselves. Also offers a day camp for girls, physical fitness classes, youth volunteer program and informational seminars.¥

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IMPORTANTPHONENUMBERS:

God’s Outreach ........................................................................................740-282-9841Drug and Alcohol 24 hour help line: .......................................................740-264-1627Jefferson County Prosecutors Office ......................................................740-283-1966Jefferson County Sheriffs Dept. ...............................................................740-283-8600 Jefferson County Commissioners ..........................................................740-283-8500Jefferson County Juvenile Court .............................................................740-283-8557

http://www.jcjc.info/Jefferson County Board of Elections ......................................................740-283-8522

http://www.electionsonthe.net/oh/jefferson/Jefferson County Engineer’s Office – ......................................................740-283-8574Jefferson County Water & Sewer ...........................................................740-283-8577Jefferson/Belmont Regional Solid Waste Authority ............740-266-6899 http://www.

regionalsolidwaste.com/Jefferson County Community Foundation ..............................................740-282-6226Jefferson County Visitation Center .........................................................740-282-2788Bureau of Motor Vehicles .......................................................................740-264-7228

http://bmv.ohio.gov/Dog Pound ..............................................................................................740-264-6888Ft. Steuben Mall ......................................................................................740-264-7781

http://www.ftsteubenmall.com/Ohio Highway Patrol ..............................................................................740-264-1642

http://statepatrol.ohio.gov/NAACP ...................................................................................................740-219-7000

http://www.naacp.org/home/index.htmSE Ohio Legal Services ..........................................................................740-283-4781Social Security Administration ...............................................................740-282-6265 Steubenville Health Dept. .......................................................................740-283-6000

http://www.cityofsteubenville.us/health/index.htmlWEBA Outreach Food Pantry ..................................................................740-543-3227

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EMERGENCYNUMBERS POLICE FIRE Adena ........................................................ 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Amsterdam ................................................ 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Belvedere .................................................. 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Bergholz .................................................... 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Bloomingdale ............................................ 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Brilliant ..................................................... 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Cadiz ......................................................... 740-942-8844 ...................740-942-2801Cross Creek Township .............................. 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Dillonvale .................................................. 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252East Springfield ......................................... 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Empire ....................................................... 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Follansbee, WV ......................................... 304-527-1211 ...................304-527-2345Glen Robbins ............................................ 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Hammondsville (From 740 Area Code) ............................ 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252 (From 330 Area Code) ............................ 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Hillindale ................................................... 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Hopedale .......................................................... 9-1-1 .................................9-1-1Irondale (From 740 Area Code) ............................ 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252 (From 330 Area Code) ............................ 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Jefferson County ....................................... 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Knoxville ................................................... 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Mingo Junction ......................................... 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Mt Pleasant ............................................... 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252New Alexandria ........................................ 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Pleasant Hill .............................................. 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Pottery Addition ........................................ 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Rayland ..................................................... 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Richmond .................................................. 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Saline Township (From 740 Area Code) ............................ 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252 (From 330 Area Code) ............................ 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Smithfield .................................................. 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Steubenville ............................................... 740-282-5353 ...................740-282-3636Stratton ...................................................... 740-283-8600 ...................740-266-4252Tiltonsville ................................................ 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Toronto ...................................................... 740-537-1591 ...................740-537-1021Unionport .................................................. 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Wayne Township ....................................... 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Weirton, WV ............................................. 304-797-8555 ...................304-797-8560Wells Township ......................................... 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Wintersville ............................................... 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252Yorkville .................................................... 740-266-4252 ...................740-266-4252

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EDUCATION

PublicEducation:

BuckeyeLocalSchoolDistrict6899 State Route 150Dillonvale, OH 43917740-769-7395740-598-4160 740-546-4900 http://www.omeresa.net/Schools/Buckeye/index.html

EdisonLocalSchoolDistrict14890 State Route 213 Hammondsville, Ohio 43930 Ph: 330-532-4590 Ph: 740-282-0065http://www.edisonlocal.k12.oh.us/

IndianCreekSchoolDistrict587 Bantam Ridge RoadWintersville, OH 43953740- 264-3502 or 740- 266-2912http://www.indian-creek.k12.oh.us/

SteubenvilleCitySchoolDistrict1400W Adams StreetSteubenville, OH 43952(740) 283-3767www.steubenville.k12.oh.us/

TorontoCitySchools1307 Dennis WayToronto, OH 43964Phone: 740-537-2456Fax: 740-537-1102http://www.torontocityschools.k12.oh.us/

JeffersonCountyEducationServiceCenter–VirtualLearningAcademy2023 Sunset BlvdSteubenville, OH 43952740-283-3347www.virtuallearningacademy.net/

JeffersonCountyAlternativeSchool740-283-8557

JeffersonCountyVocationalSchool1509 County Road 22A Bloomingdale, OH 43910-7965 (740) 264-5545www.jcjvs.k12.oh.us

JeffersonCountyHeadStart114 North 4th StreetSteubenville, OH 43952740-282-0971http://www.ohsai.org/

PrivateEducation:

DioceseofSteubenville422 Washington Street Steubenville, OH 43952-2181 (740) 282-3631

CatholicCentralHighSchool320 West View Steubenville, OH 43952 740-264-5538 www.steubenvillecatholiccentral.org

BishopJohnKingMussioJuniorHighSchool320 West View Steubenville, OH 43952 740-346-0028 www.bishopmussiojh.org/index.htm

BishopJohnKingMussioElementary100 Etta Ave Steubenville, OH 43952 740- 264-2550 Fax 740-266-2843 or625 Lovers Lane Steubenville, OH 43952 740-264-3651 Fax: 740-264-4277 www.bishopmussio.org

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St.FrancisCentral(K-8)601 Loretta Avenue Toronto, OH 43964 740-537-2151 Fax: 740-537-9380 http://sfc-toronto.catholicweb.com

JeffersonCountyChristianSchool2501 Commercial AvenueMingo Junction, OH 43938(740) 535-1337www.jccroyals.com/

SpecialEducation:JeffersonRegionalSpectrumCenter(Autism)740-264-7176

JeffersonCountyMentalRetardation/DevelopmentDisabilities256 John Scott Highway Steubenville, OH 43952-3001 (740) 264-7176www.odmrdd.state.oh.us

HigherEducation:

EasternGatewayCommunityCollege4000 Sunset BlvdSteubenville, OH 43952740-264-5591www.egcc.edu/

FranciscanUniversityofSteubenville1235 University Blvd.Steubenville, OH 43952740-283-3771www.franciscan.edu

OhioStateUniversityExtensionOffices135 Main Street Wintersville, OH 43953-3733 (740) 264-2212http://extension.osu.edu/

AdultEducation:

OhioLiteracyResourceCenterResearch 1 - 1100 Summit Street Kent State University PO Box 5190 Kent, Ohio 44242-0001 In Ohio Only: 800-765-2897 E-mail: olrc@literacy.kent.edu

LIBRARIES

Adena Library 167 Hanna Ave., Adena, Oh 43901 546-3782 • FAX : 546-3382 Brilliant Library103 Steuben Street, Brilliant, Oh 43913598-4028 • FAX: 598-4456 Dillonvalle Library192 Cole Street, Dillonvale, OH 43917769-2090 • FAX: 7692771

Steubenville Main Library 407 S. Fourth Street, Steubenville, OH 43952 282-9782 • FAX: 282-2919

Steubenville Schiappa Library 4141 Mall Dr., Steubenville, OH 43952 264-6166 • FAX: 264-7397

Tiltonsville Library702 Walden Ave.,Tiltonsville, OH 43963859-5163 • FAX : 859-0603

Toronto Library 607 Daniels Street, Toronto, OH 43964537-1262 • FAX: 537-5447

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SPECIALTYLEARNING&DEVELOPMENTHOSPITALOUT-PATIENTTESTINGSITES

UPMC–Children’sHospitalofPittsburghChild Development Unit4117 Penn AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15201P: 412-692-5560F: 724-933-4508Referral from primary care physician required. Insurance referrals required as per plan coverage. All referrals must be received prior to initial appointment. Comprehensive unit directed at a family centered approach to emotional, developmental and behavioral issues. Assessments, testing and plans directed at creating appropriate educational goals, settings and strategies for patient success.

Children’sHospitalofAkronNeuroDevelopmental CenterCosidine Professional Building, Suite 44001 Perkins SquareAkron, OH 44310P: 330-543-8050F: 330-543-8054Referral from primary care physician required. Insurance referrals required as per plan coverage. All referrals must be received prior to initial appointment. Family centered approach to understanding how to recognize and provide initial management appropriately, refer and provide primary care for common developmental or behavioral conditions that require additional diagnostic and/or management support for children.

WheelingHospitalDepartmentofPediatrics222 N. 5th St., Suite 101Martins Ferry, OH 43935P: 740-633-6840F: 740-633-6475Referral from primary care physician required. Insurance referrals required as per plan coverage. All referrals must be received prior to initial appointment. Dr. Bradshaw coordinates all testing and behavioral therapy modalities.

NationwideChildren’sHospital700 Children’s DriveColumbus, OH 43205P: 614-722-2200Referral from primary care physician required. Insurance referrals required as per plan coverage. All referrals must be received prior to initial appointment. The Behavioral Health Services department offers a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary team based approach to support the behavioral, psychiatric and psychological needs of children.