Assistance Programs
Ohio state agencies work hard every day to ensure that every Ohioan and every family has access to resources to meet their basic needs, develop, thrive, and contribute.
Common Questions
View more questions concerning assistance programs as well as more answers to common questions.
- Can I get financial help to buy fresh Ohio produce for me or my family?
- Can I get help to feed my young child?
- Can I get help to pay my utility bills?
- Do I or my family qualify for Medicaid?
- How can I learn what benefits I or my family may be eligible for?
- Where can I get immediate help with food?
- Where can I learn about Ohio Medicaid's Next Generation managed care program?
- Who can I contact with questions about my benefits?
- Who qualifies for Medicaid?
Ohio offers several programs to help Ohioans access fresh produce. Check out programs for SNAP recipients, WIC recipients, and seniors.
The Ohio Department of Health's Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) may be able to help.
Learn about utility assistance programs from the Ohio Public Utilities Commission.
Ohio's Medicaid program can help eligible Ohioans and Ohio families take an active role in their health care. Learn about eligibility and coverage from the Ohio Department of Medicaid.
Visit Ohio Benefits to explore, manage, or apply for healthcare, child care, food, and cash benefits in Ohio.
If you need immediate help with food, find your local food bank at ohiofoodbanks.org.
The Ohio Department of Medicaid's Next Generation managed care plans focus on the individual, honor members’ choice, and provide continuity in the provision of members’ care.
Contact your county Department of Job and Family Services to learn about your food or cash assistance.
Check if you or your family may be eligible for Medicaid with a simple questionnaire from Ohio Benefits.
Assistance Programs Resources
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