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Franklin County Reentry Advisory Board (FC-RAB)

Provides resources for those transitioning from correctional and rehabilitative institutions back into the community. The website has information on document/identification assistance, job opportunities, public assistance benefits, mental health and addiction programs, clothing assistance, housing/shelter and more. Franklin County First Step provides in-person help the first Friday of every month to help fill in gaps for restored citizens. Visit to get help with record expungement, intakes and appointments for services, and access to additional resources.
FC-RAB Office: 373 South High Street, 25th Floor, Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 525-5577
reentry.franklincountyohio.gov
Franklin County First Step: 1111 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43205
reentry.franklincountyohio.gov/Community-Information/Franklin-County-First-Step

Community Development for All People (CD4AP)

This church provides important community programs in the Merion Village neighborhood of Columbus, along with worship services. Programs include daily Fresh Markets with free produce for income-eligible individuals, nutrition education, free health and wellness classes, community events, an after-school program at Lincoln Park Elementary, and more.
4allpeople.org

  • HEAL & Fresh Market:
    Healthy Eating and Living (HEAL) offers free nutrition education and health and wellness classes. The Fresh Market offers free, fresh food and produce to those who meet income guidelines. ID and proof of income is required. Walk-in and drive-thru pick-up is available during market hours.
    946 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43206
    (614) 445-7342
    Fresh Market: 4allpeople.org/freshmarket
    HEAL: heal4allpeople.org
  • Free Store:
    Accepts donations of gently used clothing and household items. No appointment is required to shop; walk-ins are accepted Tuesday-Saturday. Visit the website for hours.
    946 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, OH 43206
    (614) 443-1713
    4allpeople.org/free-store
  • Bikes for All People (B4AP): Provides affordable access to bicycles and cycling-related resources for those who rely on bikes as their sole means of transportation. They offer refurbished bikes for sale, bike parts and gear, and walk-in bike repair services, and community group rides. They accept donated bikes and volunteers. Repairs are walk-in and first-come, first-served. Most services and programs are offered on a sliding scale. Visit the website to contact the organization.
    934 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43206
    bikesforallpeople.org
  • ID 4 All People:
    Helps residents of Columbus attain their Ohio birth certificate and State ID card. They will help you through the application process and cover the costs. No appointment needed, walk-ins are accepted on Mondays. Visit the website for additional details.
    (614) 445-7342, ext. 101
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  • Thrive to 5:
    Supports pregnant parents and families with children under 5 years old through developmental screenings, parenting support, diapers, cribs, and more. Visit the website and complete the online form to get started.
    (614) 445-7342, ext. 115
    4allpeople.org/thrive-to-5

Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles ID R Kids

Ohio ID Cards are available for residents with no minimum age requirement. They are used for identification purposes only in case a child is reported missing or another emergency. Parents of children who have an Ohio ID card can add their contact information to their child’s record. Fees are waived for children under age 17 and individuals with a permanent disability. Visit a deputy registrar location with required documents to apply for a card.
(844) 644-6268
Ohio ID Card Information: bmv.ohio.gov/dl-id-card.aspx
Find a location near you: publicsafety.ohio.gov/local-office

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