- The Arc Hamilton County
- Advocates for people with developmental disabilities by providing information and referral, family support services, and parent training.
- Assistance League of Greater Cincinnati
- Social service organization that provides assistance and supports community programs. Programs include Operation School Bell, Assault Survivor & Domestic Violence Kits, Learning Together, and College Starter Kits.
- Beech Acres Parenting Center
- Offers parents guidance and support with the ultimate goal of strengthening parents' ability to raise children to achieve their unique potential. Provides information on classes, events, and parenting support resources.
- Big Brothers Big Sisters Association of Cincinnati
- A charter member of Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America that serves children and volunteers of every religion, race, and creed in the northeastern part of Hamilton County, Ohio. Provides program information, volunteer, and events listings.
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati
- Provides afterschool and summer programming for children 6-18 years old at eight locations in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Programs include enrichment activities in arts, education, sports, leadership development, and health.
- BRIDGES for a Just Community
- Provides programming designed to meet community challenges related to diversity, inclusion and social justice.
- Caracole
- Provides housing and supportive services for individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS.
- CASS Senior Services
- Delivers essential services to low-income and inner-city senior citizens. Provides information on services, locations, news, and events.
- Catholic Charities SouthWestern Ohio - Hamilton Service Center
- Provides therapeutic and educational services to individuals, families and children of Butler and Warren Counties. Services include mental health counseling, treatment for sexual abuse, adoption, pregnancy counseling, and parent education classes.
- Catholic Hispanic Ministry
- Offers Spanish language liturgy, sacramental preparation and celebrations, and religious education. Includes the Su Casa Hispanic Center, which offers social services and leadership training to the Hispanic Community.
- The Center for Independent Living Options (CLIO)
- Helps individuals who have physical, sensory, cognitive, and/or psychological disabilities to maintain active, productive lives. Programs include independent living skills training, homeless services, housing referral assistance, and personal assistance services.
- Center for Respite Care
- Provides medical and nursing care to sick homeless people in the Greater Cincinnati area. Services include medical evaluation, nursing care, lab testing, and referrals for shelter and social services.
- Child Focus, Inc.
- Serves youth, ages prenatal to eighteen years, and their families in Clermont, Hamilton, Brown, Adams, Warren, Butler and Clinton Counties. Services provided include Head Start programs for children ages 0-5, parenting education, partial hospitalization, mental health prevention and counseling services in schools, foster care, independent living, family and group therapy, diagnostic testing, psychiatric services, 24-hour crisis hotline (528-SAVE) and professional training.
- Childhood Food Solutions
- Works to develop solutions for childhood food insecurity that can be applied in a community, tested for effectiveness and duplicated in other communities. Focus is on zip code 45225, an area of high poverty, high crime and hungry and food-insecure children to provide food sacks for children when school is not in session.
- Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency
- Provides resources and programs for the low and middle income, including Head Start programs and health services for children. The Workforce Development program provides adult literacy services, GED preparation, computer training, employment assistance, and the Fresh Start Ex-Offender Re-entry Program. The Fatherhood Initiative program provides training, workshops, and support to fathers.
- Cincinnati Union Bethel
- Provides supportive services and education programs that assist urban women, children, families, and communities including housing and early childhood education.
- City Gospel Mission
- Serves the needy and homeless by providing daily meals, safe overnight shelter, recovery programs for men and women, and other services. Programs include food baskets, Thanksgiving outreach, and enrichment classes.
- City of Cincinnati - Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program
- A special supplemental nutrition program for pregnant, breastfeeding, or postpartum women or those who have children under age 5. Provides nutrition education and counseling, breastfeeding support, nutritious foods, and infant formula.
- Community Building Institute
- Facilitates collaborative action among residents, local organizations and institutions that leads to comprehensive, asset-based community development.
- Community Land Cooperative of Cincinnati
- The Co-op retains land ownership to perpetuate affordable housing to empower families with low and medium incomes to own homes in the West End and neighboring communities.
- Community Police Partnering Center
- Works to engage, motivate, and organize community stakeholders to participate in Community Problem Oriented Policing. Includes training Community Safety Specialists, the Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence campaign, and the CeaseFire campaign in Avondale.
- Community Services West
- Provides personalized social services, home delivered meals and specialized transportation to older adults and those who are permanently disabled.
- Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio
- Plans, coordinates and administers local, state and federally funded programs and services for older adults in southwestern Ohio.
- Crayons to Computers
- Collects and distributes school supplies for students to teachers in the Greater Cincinnati area. Donation programs include Crafts with Conviction, Early Learning Tools, Push for Pencils Drive, and Keep Our Kids Warm.
- Creative Aging Cincinnati
- Serves seniors in the Greater Cincinnati area by bringing local area professional artists, performers and educators to present one hour long programs at senior centers, retirement communities, adult day care centers, and nursing homes.
- Emanuel Community Center
- Serves children in Over-the-Rhine by providing day care services, learning center activities, youth athletics, music education, arts and cultural programming, and the EmanUlearn after school program.
- FamiliesFORWARD
- A resource "center-a-neighborhood" school-based program where social workers partner with families to identify community needs and establish lasting solutions. Programs include after-school programs, home-based intervention, summer enrichment, and academic enrichment in music and arts.
- Family Promise
- Works to help homeless and low-income families achieve sustainable independence. Programs include Interfaith Hospitality Network for families facing homelessness and Family Mentoring for life skills development, connecting with community resources, and supportive services for children.
- Family Service
- Provides programs and services to individuals, children and their families in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area. Includes counseling, Early Childhood Education, employee assistance programs, international family resource center, and school-based programs.
- The First Tee of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
- Provides learning facilities and educational programs that promote character development and life-enhancing values through the game of golf to participants aged 8-18. Website includes information about programs, instruction, and events.
- Freestore Foodbank
- Provides food and services for people in crisis through a network of over 400 local member agencies, including soup kitchens and shelters, food pantries, churches, daycare and senior centers. Serves 20 counties in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
- Friars Club
- A social service organization that serves the special needs of Cincinnati’s at risk children through organized sports, activity, nutrition and fitness programs.
- Glad House
- Works to improve the lives of children and their families by breaking the cycle of addiction and promoting mental health among children. The program is a comprehensive After School/Summer intervention for children ages 5-11. Includes classes on substance abuse prevention, HIV prevention, and violence prevention.
- Grace Place
- A Catholic worker house of hospitality that offers temporary residence for women, with or without children, who are in transition from homelessness.
- Inner City Youth Opportunities
- Offers year-round programs of summer tennis camp, after-school academic intervention providing homework assistance and tuturing to grades K-4, and youth development to inner city children.
- International Family Resource Center
- Provides various services for Cincinnati immigrants, refugees, and international visitors including English classes, translation and interpretation services, employment services, and private tutoring for foreign languages.
- Invest In Neighborhoods
- A non-profit organization that promotes and assists the 51 community councils that represent the neighborhoods of Cincinnati, Ohio. Offers regular training opportunities and workshops covering such topics as parliamentary procedures, planning skills, leadership skills, public relations, newsletters, and grantsmanship. Provides a leadership manual and technical assistance/supportive services.
- The Jewish Discovery Center
- A center for the Jewish community that provides educational, religious, cultural and social opportunities for all age groups within the community.
- LADD, Inc.
- Supports adults with developmental disabilities to lead a full life by providing community based services including education and training opportunities.
- Latino Educational Assimilation Resource Network
- Aids government and public agencies in communicating with the Hispanic population in Cincinnati by providing translator machines, bi-lingual dictionaries, and self-teaching Spanish course kits.
- The Loveland Initiative
- Collaborates with other community organizations to provide referrals to social services, community and educational programs.
- Madisonville Education and Assistance Center
- Provides assistance, primarily in the form of food, clothing, rent and utilities to individuals and families who reside in Fairfax, Madison Place, Madisonville, and Mariemont and the neighboring communities of the East End, Hyde Park, and Oakley. Provides referrals to other community agencies for services including additional education, job training, job placement, and substance abuse counseling.
- Mathew 25 Ministries
- Provides disaster aid and humanitarian relief helping the poorest of the poor locally, regionally, nationally and internationally by partnering with corporations, hospitals, and non-profit organizations.
- Mercy Franciscan at St. John
- Provides emergency services to individuals and families in crisis. Programs include material resources, sandwich window, fans & air conditioners, temporary housing, and youth development programs. Also provides the Bridges Program, a nine-week pre-employment job training program specializing in computer skills and professional development.
- Mercy Neighborhood Ministries
- Offers programs to help the elderly poor and people with special needs by providing them with basic necessities and support. Includes crisis assistance, adult education and job training, employment and retention support, home health care and health promotion, and senior services and food assistance. Serves the Walnut Hills, East Walnut Hills, and surrounding neighborhoods.
- Neediest Kids of All
- Provides basic necessities (hats, coats, shoes, clothing, and eyeglasses), as well as educational opportunities (field trips, camp experiences, and training programs) to needy children in over 700 schools, Head Start sites, and foster settings in the Cincinnati region. The service area covers 17 counties in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky.
- Northeast Community Challenge Coalition
- Works collaboratively with the community and organizations to promote healthy lifestyles for a healthy community, positive community values, and positive youth development through its projects and workshops.
- Over-the-Rhine Community Housing
- Works to build and sustain a diverse neighborhood that values and benefits low-income residents through housing, resident engagement, education, and advocacy programs.
- People Working Cooperatively
- Provides training and employment opportunities, as well as minor home repair and energy conservation services for low-income individuals. Services include providing critical home repairs to qualified homeowners and renters, offering energy-saving weatherization services, and helping toward self-sufficiency.
- PFLAG Cincinnati
- Offers support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex individuals, families and friends. Provides support meetings, educational events, advocacy activities, and volunteer opportunities.
- ProKids
- Trains volunteers to become Court Appointed Special Advocates that advocate on behalf of the best interest of a child in the foster care system. Provides programs and resource information.
- ProSeniors
- Offers free legal and long-term care help to older adults in Ohio age 60 and older. Offers advice and information to solve legal and nursing home, adult care facility, and home health care problems. Provides information about ombudsman and legal services.
- Public Allies Cincinnati
- Provides leadership skills to teens and young adults through apprenticeships in nonprofits with intensive skills training, active community-building projects, personalized coaching, and critical reflection.
- The Rotary Club of Blue Ash, Montgomery & Symmes Township
- Provides local and international programs and service projects, such as providing academic scholarships, volunteering, and supporting community programs.
- The Salvation Army of Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky
- Delivers services and programs to local communities including family services, youth development programs, senior services, housing programs, rehabilitation services, and emergency disaster services.
- Serving Older Adults Through Changing Times
- Provides personal services and support, advocacy, workshops, health promotion, and community outreach to older adults.
- SmartMoney Community Services
- Provides financial services and economic education to underserved individuals in Over-the-Rhine and Greater Cincinnati communities. Programs include tax preparation, basic money management, financial counseling, and home ownership workshops.
- Society of St. Vincent de Paul
- Helps poor and needy residents of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. Includes information on history, personnel, programs, store locations, donations, and news.
- Stepping Stones
- Provides opportunities for children and adults with disabilities to increase independence and promote inclusion within the community. Includes educational services and programs for children and adults.
- Tom Geiger Guest House
- Offers safe, clean, affordable transitional or permanent housing for families and works with other social service organizations to provide necessary supportive services.
- United Way of Greater Cincinnati 2-1-1 Community Resource Directory
- A resource directory that connects people with critical health, human services and volunteer opportunities in their community on a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week basis. Provides information and referrals for services including basic needs, day care, employment resources, health care, mental health services, transportation, mentoring, tutoring, substance abuse, domestic violence, and protective services.
- Urban Appalachian Council of Greater Cincinnati
- Provides direct and advocacy services in communities of Cincinnati most heavily populated by Urban Appalachians. Programs focus on education, leadership development, family and human services, cultural celebration and access to employment and training.
- Victory Neighborhood Services Agency
- A family resource center for the Avondale and Walnut Hills communities. Includes childcare services, Head Start programs, and social service partnerships.
- Visions Community Services
- Serves young parents and their children from economically disadvantaged neighborhoods in Cincinnati's West End. Assists teen and young mothers & fathers to obtain their high school diploma, GED, pursue post secondary education, enroll in job training, and provides early childhood education.
- Wesley Community Services
- Provides essential home-based services for seniors seeking to remain in their home for as long as possible living in Hamilton, Butler, and Clermont counties.
- Women Helping Women
- A non-shelter, social service agency providing crisis intervention, advocacy, support and education/prevention services to victims/survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking in Cincinnati.
- Zonta Club of Cincinnati
- A service organization of women in executive and professional positions working to improve women's literacy, financial independence, and health in their communities and worldwide.
