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Assistive Technology & Equipment

Adaptive Sports Connection

Serves children, veterans, and adults with disabilities through outdoor and therapeutic recreation and education across Ohio. They offer sporting events and camps for all skill levels with adaptive equipment. Programs include kayaking, cycling, soccer, skiing, and more. The Bikes to Go program helps children and adults obtain an adaptive bike. Individuals and families can register for a yearly membership or separate programs at low-cost. Scholarships are available for registration fees.
6000 Harriott Drive, Powell, Ohio 43065
(614) 389-3921
adaptivesportsconnection.org

American Council of the Blind Ohio (ACBO)

Strives to increase the independence, security, equality of opportunity, and quality of life, for all blind and visually impaired Ohioans. The Matching Grants program provides funds for any blind or visually impaired resident of Ohio to pay half the cost of a purchase up to $1000 for new adaptive equipment (including screen readers, magnifiers, and more). They also offer post-secondary scholarships for blind or low vision entering freshman in any field of study.
3805 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43214
(614) 261-3561
acbohio.org

Assistive Technology of Ohio (AT Ohio)

A device-lending library housed at the Ohio State University College of Engineering. Ohio residents of all ages with any disability can borrow devices such as AAC devices, switches, phones, magnifiers, and more. Some items may only be borrowed for professional use. The Computer Refurbishing program provides desktop computers for individuals with a disability at low cost. Programs require application and documentation, visit the website for details. They also offer virtual consultations for disability professionals in Ohio. Click on the list of Adaptive Toy Libraries to check out adaptive toys at a library in your county.
1314 Kinnear Road, Columbus, Ohio 43212
(614) 292-2390
Computer Refurbishing Program: (614) 688-3222
Virtual Appointments: (614) 292-7721
atohio.engineering.osu.edu

Association of Blind Citizens

Their assistive technology fund provides funds to cover a percentage of the retail price of adaptive devices or software to help blind and legally blind individuals. Applicants must be legally blind, a resident of the United States, and meet income requirements to qualify for this program. Visit the website to submit a request.
PO Box 246, Holbrook, Massachusetts 02343
(781) 961-1023
blindcitizens.org/assistive-technology-fund

Bridgeway Academy and Therapy Center

Serves: Children birth to age 21, parents, families, and adults with autism and developmental disabilities.
Bridgeway Academy utilizes Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to provide private school-day education from preschool through high school, life skills training, vocational training, and transition to adulthood support. Bridgeway Therapy Center serves Bridgeway Academy students and outpatient clients for music therapy, speech, occupational therapy, physical therapy, mental health, and family partnership services. Clinical staff work with families and professionals to assess, diagnose and develop individualized treatment plans in client-centered therapy sessions. They are a provider of Ohio’s Autism Scholarship Program, Jon Peterson Scholarship, Title XX (20), Medicaid, Level One, I. O. and Self Waiver and some insurances.
1350 Alum Creek Drive, Columbus, OH 43209
(614) 262-7520
bridgewayohio.org

Cellphone Accessibility

Below are accessibility plans for some major cellphone providers. Most providers offer TTY-compatible phones and 7-1-1 relay services. Additional accessibility features are available depending on the device. Call or go online for additional details.

AT&T
Offers a discounted Accessibility Plan for people with a hearing or speech disability.
Voice: (866) 241-6568
TTY: (866) 241-6567
att.com/support/article/wireless/KM1207491

T-Mobile
Services include ASL Video Customer Service, large print and braille billing statements, and a Directory Assistance Program.
Voice Call: (800) 676-3777
Español: (800) 676-4290
Speech-to-Speech: (877) 787-1989
TTY: (800) 676-3777
tmobileaccess.com

Verizon
Offers account materials/bills in Braille, large print, or audio file. Visit the website to compare accessibility features between devices.
Voice & TTY: (800) 974-6006
ASL & Video: (508) 251-5301
verizon.com/accessibility

Columbus Metropolitan Library (CML)

CML is an award-winning library and amazing resource in the community. With 23 locations throughout Franklin County, they provide a lot more than just books, including lots of free online resources, story times for kids, and community events. Programs include:

  • Adaptive Services: Request accommodations, adaptive audio and visual equipment, and large print reading materials.
  • Adult Education:  ESOL and GED referrals; free technology business, and coding classes; history and genealogy experts, Digital Navigator staff can help you access hardware and software, and Excel Adult High School allows adults to get their high-school degree in an online, self-paced program.
  • Business & Nonprofit Resource Center: Visit Main Library for access to co-working space, specialized professional help, access to community partners, tools, and resources.
  • Culture Pass: Use your library card to check out a Culture Pass for free admission to a variety of Columbus organizations and events; including Columbus Museum of Art, Franklin Park Conservatory, Columbus Clippers, Columbus Symphony, and more.
  • Kindergarten Readiness: Find Storytimes, Play to Learn, and Kindergarten readiness classes for ages 0-5. They also have Skill Builder videos with activities you can do together at home.
  • Notary Service: Free basic notary service with an Ohio Notary Public at most library locations. Schedule an appointment online.
  • School Help: K-12 students can get after-school homework help, K-3 students can get extra reading practice with Reading Buddies in person or online, HelpNow offers 24/7 online homework help and test prep, and some locations host After School Snack times.
  • Teen Programs: YouMedia Discord for ages 13-17 to work on music, podcasts, videos, and more with skilled mentors; homework and test prep help, and monthly Teen Spotlight videos.

Locations:

  • Barnett (Temporary Location): 3227 East Livingston Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43227
  • Canal Winchester: 115 Franklin Street, Canal Winchester, Ohio 43110
  • Driving Park: 1422 Esat Livingston Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43205
  • Dublin: 75 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43017
  • Franklinton: 1061 West Town Street, Columbus, Ohio 43222
  • Gahanna: 310 Granville Street, Gahanna, Ohio 43230
  • Hilliard: 4500 Hickory Chase Way, Hilliard, Ohio 43026
  • Hilltop: 511 South Hague Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43204
  • Karl Road: 5590 Karl Road, Columbus, Ohio 43229
  • Linden (Temporary Location): 1990 Jefferson Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43211
  • Main Library: 96 South Grant Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43215
  • Marion-Franklin: 2800 Lockbourne Road, Columbus, Ohio 43207
  • Martin Luther King: 1467 East Long Street, Columbus, Ohio 43203
  • New Albany: 200 Market Street, New Albany, Ohio 43054
  • Northern Lights: 4093 Cleveland Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43224
  • Northside: 1423 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43201
  • Parsons: 1113 Parsons Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43206
  • Reynoldsburg: 1402 Brice Road, Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068
  • Shepard: 850 North Nelson Road, Columbus, Ohio 43219
  • South High: 3540 South High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43207
  • Southeast: 3980 South Hamilton Road, Groveport, Ohio 43125
  • Whetstone: 3909 North High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43214
  • Whitehall: 4445 Esat Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43213

(614) 645-2275
Upcoming Events: events.columbuslibrary.org/events?
Website: columbuslibrary.org

Columbus Speech & Hearing Center

Program: Provides occupational individual and group therapy, speech and hearing evaluations, audiology and hearing aid services, speech-language therapy sessions, community outreach programs, American Sign Language (ASL) classes for adults and youth ages 16 and older, and a Support Service Provider program.
Eligibility: Varies by program. Serves young children (under the age of 6 years old) up to seniors (65 years old and older).
Cost: Varies by program. Accepts self-pay and accept many insurances, including Caresource, Molina and Medicaid.
Referral: Individuals may refer themselves or be referred by a physician or organization.

  • Dublin: 5155 Bradenton Avenue, Dublin, Ohio 43017
  • Clintonville: 510 East North Broadway, Columbus, Ohio 43214
  • Westerville: 470 Olde Worthington Road, Westerville, Ohio 43082

(614) 263-5151
columbusspeech.org

Deaf Services Center (DSC)

Empowers the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community through accessibility services. Services include ASL interpretation, peer support, case management, employment services, adaptive equipment programs, youth mentoring programs and summer camps, and early intervention services for ages 0-3 years old with a diagnosis of hearing loss.
dsc.org

  • Central: 215 North Front Street, Columbus, OH 43215
    (614) 841-1991 or (614) 515-6065 VP
  • Northwest: 1002 Garden Lake Parkway, Toledo, Ohio 43614
    (419) 720-3935 or (419) 386-2627 VP

Described & Captioned Media Program (DCMP)

Provides services to support the academic achievement of students who are blind, visually impaired, hard of hearing, or deaf-blind. Families and school personnel who have at least one student with a disability can sign up for free membership to access the media center, which has tons of great described and captioned videos with ASL pop-up tools for an accessible media experience. Topics include Deaf life, literature, art classes, science documentaries, and more. Their website also has great educational tools for parents and educators.
(864) 585-1778 or (800) 237-6213
dcmp.org

Disability Rights Ohio

Advocates for people with disabilities in Ohio. Their website has helpful resources on abuse, neglect and exploitation, employment, benefits counseling, education, voting, and more. Rise Up is an interactive youth advocacy guide with resources for transitioning into adulthood. Most of their resources are available in multiple languages, including Spanish and Somali. Complete the online intake form for legal help.
200 Civic Center Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 466-7264 or (800) 282-9181
Rise Up guides: disabilityrightsohio.org/riseup
Intake Form: disabilityrightsohio.org/intake-form
disabilityrightsohio.org

Do More Foundation

Offers financial assistance for families who need financial help due to their child’s medical needs. Includes help with utility/rent bills, meal expenses while at the hospital, gas expenses for travel to and from hospital or doctor visits, non-covered medical expenses, non-covered supplies that would aid the child in their treatment and funeral expenses related to the death of a child. Go online for additional contact information and to apply for assistance.
PO Box 1981, Pompano Beach, Florida 33061
(954) 857-9059
thedomorefoundation.org

Form5

Empowers people with limb differences to successfully interact with the world by 3D printing affordable prosthetic products. Individuals with limb differences can help beta test new products or join Nub Club, a community specifically for individuals and families with limb differences in Ohio. They also offer weekend and summer workshops for high school students and industry professionals in human-centered engineering and design.
194 Heatherdown Drive, Westerville, Ohio 43081
form5.org

Franklin County Office on Aging Caregiver & Kinship Support Program

Kinship Support Program: For kinship caregivers aged 55+ in Franklin County who are caring for children from birth to age 17 (18 if enrolled in high school). They offer assistance with appliances, caregiver counseling, diapers, infant cribs, mattresses, pull-ups and wipes, utility assistance, and rent assistance. Assistance is based on funding at time of referral.
Caregiver Support Program: For non-paid caregivers of adults aged 60+ with a demonstrate need for home assistance, or non-paid relatives aged 55+ caring for an adult with a disability who demonstrates a need for home assistance. Services include adult day services, caregiver counseling, appliances, medical and adaptive equipment, mattresses, utility assistance, and rent assistance. Assistance is based on funding at time of referral.
The Office on Aging: Provides additional services like home-delivered meals, adult day services, minor home repair, and more for any adult in Franklin County age 60+.
280 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 525-6200
franklincountyohio.gov/Resident-Services/Seniors/Caregiver-and-Kinship-Support

Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley (GESMV) Accessibility Services

Offers several accessibility programs in the Miami Valley, Ohio area.  The Medical Equipment Loan program lends assistive-living medical equipment to anyone in need, free of charge. Wheelchairs, commodes, walkers, crutches, and more may be available. Visit the website to complete a request form. Vision services include cane training, basic navigation, workplace accessibility, and computer-assisted software for reading. They also offer adult day programs, job coaching, and a radio reading service.
660 South Main Street, Dayton, Ohio 45402
Medical Equipment Loan Dayton: (937) 528-6357
Medical Equipment Loan Lima: (419) 228-4821
Radio Reading Service: (937) 528-6564
Vision Services Dayton: (937) 528-6340
Vision Services Lima: (419) 228-4821
gesmv.org/community-programs/specialty-programs

May We Help

A non-profit, volunteer organization that creates or modifies adaptive devices for individuals with disabilities whose needs cannot be met by a commercially available device. Devices are provided for free. They also accept donated equipment and offer help finding adaptive equipment. Visit the website and complete the Request Help form to get started.
7501 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati, Ohio 45227
(513) 834-6443
maywehelp.org

McLindon Family Foundation (MFF)

Provides free adaptive bikes to children and young adults with conditions like Spina Bifida, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Hydrocephalus, Autism, and more. Families may contact the organization directly to start the application process, which includes an application, interview, and letter from the family’s therapist. Wait times vary by state.
8305 Tom Drive, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70815
(225) 456-3505
mclindonfamilyfoundation.org

Medical & Adaptive Equipment Lending

The following agencies offer assistance with medical and special needs equipment and should be contacted directly for further details. Please remember to research consumer information about any piece of furniture to ensure the item has not been placed on any product recall list.

  • Church of the Ascension Medical Loan Closet
    Loans medical equipment such as wheelchairs or medical beds to anyone for free.
    151 Woodgate Drive, Johnstown, Ohio 43031
    (614) 581-5286 or (740) 390-8048
    Church Website: cotaj.org/next-steps
    Program Facebook Page: facebook.com/groups/1450132885507575/about
  • MOBILE Equipment Loan Program
    Loans equipment and assistive devices such as wheelchairs, walkers, and canes.
    1829 East Long Street, Columbus, Ohio 43203
    (614) 443-5936
    mobileonline.org/services
  • Peace Church Helping Hands
    Loans medical equipment such as wheelchairs, hospital beds, commodes, walkers, crutches, and more.
    235 Diley Road, Pickerington, Ohio 43147
    (614) 837-4568
    hhmedicalequipment.org

Mid-Ohio Board for an Independent Living Environment (MOBILE)

Empowers and advocates for individuals and veterans with disabilities. Services include referrals to community organizations and service providers, peer support, living skills classes, and transition services for youth or individuals transitioning to community-based residences. The Equipment Loan Program offers medical equipment and assistive devices. Visit the website to request an appointment for services.
1829 East Long Street, Columbus, Ohio 43203
(614) 443-5936
mobileonline.org

National Federation of the Blind (NFB)

Advances the lives of blind people in the United States, with chapters in each state. Their website has many resources for blind people, parents, and educators. Programs include the following, find specific application forms and requirements on their website:

  • Free White Cane Program: Any blind individual in the U.S. can request a free cane as frequently as every 6 months.
  • Free Slate and Stylus Program: Any blind individual in the US can request a free slate and stylus, the only Braille-writing device that has the same portability, flexibility, and affordability as a pen and pencil.
  • NFB-Newsline: A free audio news service for anyone who is blind, low-vision, deafblind, or otherwise print-disabled offering access to books, magazines, newspapers, emergency weather alerts, job listings, and more. They also have a youth version with kid and teen-friendly content. You must apply and register online for access.
    Columbus Newsline: (614) 448-1673
  • NFB Ohio Scholarship Program: Offers scholarships to outstanding blind students who currently live in or are attending college in the state of Ohio each academic year.
  • Braille Reading Pals Literacy Club: Sign up for free Braille books, activities, birthday cards, and more for blind children 0-8 years old.

PO Box 20544, Dayton, OH 45420
Ohio: (937) 829-3368
National: (410) 659-9314
nfb.org

Nationwide Children’s Hospital (NCH) Homecare

Provides a full range of homecare services to Central Ohio children of all ages, from newborns through young adults. Homecare offers the following areas of service:

  • Infusion Pharmacy
  • Pediatric Home Medical Equipment (includes aerosol equipment, wheelchairs and ambulatory supplies, blood pressure kits, apnea monitors, breast pumps, wound care, and more.)
  • Intermittent (Short-Term) Nursing and Private Duty (Long-Term) Nursing
  • Skilled Therapy Services (occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech and language therapy)
  • Hospice and Home-Based Palliative Care services for children with life-limiting illnesses

255 East Main Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 355-1100
nationwidechildrens.org/homecare

Nationwide Children’s Hospital (NCH) Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R)

Specializes in the diagnosis and management of children with physically disabling conditions. Services include wheelchair and seating evaluations, prosthetic evaluations, spasticity management, electrodiagnosis, concussion clinic, and more.
(614) 722-6200
nationwidechildrens.org/physical-medicine-rehabilitation

Nationwide Children’s Hospital (NCH) School-Based Health Services

Provides additional access to healthcare at your child’s school. The services provided are not meant to replace your pediatrician or family doctor. Programs include: Primary Care for ages 0-21, vaccination clinics, School-Based Asthma Therapy (SBAT), Wheelchair Clinic, Vision, Dental, Diabetes and School Health (DASH), and Mental Health counseling. They accept most private insurances, Medicaid, and financial assistance program for qualifying families. No child is turned away for inability to pay for services. Visit the website for a list of participating school locations and additional contact information.
(614) 355-2590
nationwidechildrens.org/care-connection

Nisonger Center at The Ohio State University (OSU)

Serves: Infants, school-aged children, teens, and adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. 
The Nisonger Center has a variety of programs for individuals with developmental disabilities, including Down syndrome and autism spectrum disorders. Services include developmental/diagnostic evaluations, clinical support services, specialized dental programs, inclusive childcare and early childhood education, social programs for teens, TOPS post-secondary education and transitional skills program for adult students at OSU, psychiatric services, and more. They accept all major insurances, Medicaid, Board of DD Waivers, and offer a sliding scale for payment. Scholarships and fee arrangements are available for some programs. Contact the center for program details and eligibility.
1581 Dodd Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43210
Administration: (614) 685-3192 or (855) 983-9955
nisonger.osu.edu

Ohio Center for Autism & Low Incidence (OCALI)

Connects individuals with disabilities to community resources, advocates for inclusive public policy, and provides training opportunities for professionals. They publish an Autism parent guide that includes topics such as screening and diagnosis, accessing educational services, and future planning. Their website has many helpful resources, including the Autism Center, Outreach Center for Deafness and Blindness, Lifespan Transitions, Assistive Technology, Teaching Diverse Learners, Family and Community Outreach, and Young Child Center.
470 Glenmont Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43214
(614) 410-0321
OCALI Contact Directory: ocali.org/project/learn_about_OCALI/page/contact_OCALI
ocali.org

Oracle Health Foundation

Provides financial grants to help cover costs related to children’s healthcare needs. Grants are provided for clinical costs, equipment costs, displacement, or vehicle modification. Examples of expenses covered include lodging and transportation related to a child’s care, clinical procedures, medicine, care devices/medical equipment, and assistive equipment. The grant recipient must be 21 years of age or younger, be under the care of a physician, and have no existing insurance coverage for the requested expenses. Families may request funds once per 12 months, with a maximum of three times in a child’s lifetime. Visit the website to complete an application.
(816) 573-6050
oraclehealthfoundation.org/pediatric-grants

Red Treehouse

Online resource directory supporting families and children with life challenges, disabilities, and healthcare needs from prenatal to age 25. The website helps families find resources such as special education, legal support, financial support for rare diseases, and more. Users can search for resources by need or medical condition.
redtreehouse.org

Safe Place Bedding

Provides safety beds and solutions to improve quality of life for children and adults with disabilities, whether at home or traveling. Families can go online to order a permanent bed, travel bed, and other safety items. The beds are Medicaid-approved in Ohio. The company accepts insurance and provides liaison services to coordinate care between your physician and insurance. Their in-house physical therapist can assist with Letter of Medical Necessity if needed.
Call or Text: (614) 602-5196
Program Brochure
Website: safeplacebedding.com

Southeastern Ohio Center for Independent Living (SOCIL)

Assists people of all ages with disabilities to live more independently. The majority of their board and staff are people with disabilities assisting others. They provide information and referrals for housing, education, transportation, benefits, and other community resources. The Assistive Technology program loans eating utensils, screen readers, magnifiers, autism sensory items, and more. They also offer free group living skills classes and support for youth with IEPs. Call to report ADA violations in Fairfield and Hocking counties.
Fairfield County: 418 South Broad Street, Lancaster, Ohio 43130
Hocking County: 96 West Hunter Street, Logan, Ohio 43138
(740) 689-1494
socil.org

State Library of Ohio Talking Book Program

Provides free recorded books, magazines, and playback equipment for reading disabled Ohio residents. Individuals or institutions can apply for the program online.
17121 Lake Shore Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio 44110
(800) 686-1531 or (614) 644-6895
library.ohio.gov/residents/special-services/talking-books

The Arc of Ohio

Advocates for the rights of individuals with disabilities in Ohio through legislative action, education, local chapter support, and family involvement. Families can call for a Family Advocate to help navigate the disability system and answer questions on everything from waivers to guardianship, transition services, county boards, the appeal process, and much more. The Family Choice Program is a self-directed program for individuals and families to access in-home coordination of services through SELF, Level 1, and IO waivers. They can also help families get assistive technology such as communication devices, sensory items, and home safety devices. The website has many helpful resources for families on IEP help, Medicaid, Scholarship information, and much more.
1335 Dublin Road, Columbus, Ohio 43215
(614) 487-4720
thearcofohio.org

United Cerebral Palsy (USP)

Serves children and adults with disabilities in the greater Cleveland area. Services include occupational therapy (OT), physical therapy (PT), speech-language therapy, educational day programs, summer camps, adult day services, and assistive technology assessments.
10011 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44106
(216) 791-8363
ucpcleveland.org

Vivint

Private company providing smart home technologies. Products include security cameras, sensors, smart locks, smart thermostats, and more. They also offer installation and 24/7 monitoring services with flexible financing options.
(866) 589-9607
vivint.com

Voicecorps Reading Service

Service for people with a medical condition that prevents them from reading print. Volunteers read aloud from current local and national newspapers, magazines, various periodicals/journals, grocery/retail ads, and more. They use broadcasting and internet streaming to deliver readings in a 24-hour schedule. Listen live any time using the internet or contact Voicecorps for help accessing their services on a digital TV, Amazon smart speaker, or free SCA radio loan.
2955 West Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43204
(614) 274-7650
voicecorps.org

Wheelchairs 4 Kids

Provides wheelchairs, home and vehicle modifications, and assistive equipment to families of children with physical disabilities. They also offer educational scholarships/tuition assistance for secondary education or vocational programs. All services are offered at no cost to families that qualify. Call to refer a family.
(727) 946-0963
wheelchairs4kids.org

YMCA of Central Ohio

Hosts programs for all ages, including health and fitness, swimming, childcare, summer camps, juvenile justice, and housing services. Programs include:

  • Healthy Living Programs: Y Members can access swim lessons, group fitness classes, personal training, lifeguard & CPR training, and more. Programs for youth include School Days Off programs, summer camps, leadership, teen programs, and more. Financial assistance is available for membership fees.
  • CareSource YMCA Membership Benefit: Children or adults with a diagnosis of diabetes, obesity, or hypertension with CareSource can receive free YMCA membership as part of their insurance benefit. The benefit must be renewed every 6 months.
  • Child Care Centers: Offers full-day childcare for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old at YMCA Early Learning Centers.
    • YMCA Early Learning Center: 2879 Johnstown Road, Columbus, Ohio 43219
      (614) 342-5836
    • YMCA Early Learning Center West: 1952 West Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43223
      (614) 752-8877
  • Early Childhood Programs: Offers Head Start Programs, Preschool, and Kindergarten Jump Start Summer Program at various YMCA locations. Free or low-cost Preschool may be available for qualifying families through the ECE Grant Program. Families can also access free childcare while adults use the Y facilities.
    Head Start: (614) 389-3880
    Preschool & Kindergarten Jump Start: (614) 288-8084
  • Early Childhood Resource Network Plus (ECRN+): Programs for children with special healthcare needs, developmental disabilities, and delays. Services include early intervention for ages 0-3, developmental screenings for ages 3-5, speech therapy, and SPARK school readiness. Families can apply online for an adaptive equipment loan.
  • Housing: Provides supportive housing and wraparound case management services for adults facing homelessness in Columbus, Ohio. This program is referral only. Call the Franklin County Homeless Hotline at (614) 274-7000 for immediate assistance.
  • PALS Juvenile Justice: Provides a structured and supervised environment for 6-12th grade students as an alternative to being suspended from school. Students must be referred by their school district.
    (614) 578-7568
  • Y Cares: Supports families who are pregnant or have infants under the age of 1. Includes free pregnancy tests, emergency diapers, formula and baby supplies, counseling, and more.
    (614) 689-2080
  • YMCA Stable Families: Families with children (from Pre-K to 12th grade) who live in Franklin County can access a service coordinator who can help with household income, maintaining safe and stable housing, and academic achievement of school-aged children.
    (614) 813-1226

Columbus Locations:

  • Delaware: 1121 South Houk Road, Delaware, Ohio 43015
    (614) 389-4648
  • Eldon & Elsie Ward: 130 Woodland Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43203
    (614) 389-4643
  • Gahanna/John E. Bickley: 555 YMCA Place, Gahanna, Ohio 43230
    (614) 389-4529
  • Grove City: 3600 Discover Drive, Grove City Ohio 43123
    (614) 389-4567
  • Hilliard/Ray Patch Family: 4515 Cosgray Road, Hilliard, Ohio 43026
    (614) 389-4557
  • Hilltop: 2879 Valleyview Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43204
    (614) 389-4565
  • Jerry L. Garver: 6767 Refugee Road, Canal Winchester, Ohio 43110
    (614) 389-4556
  • Liberty Township/Powell: 7798 Liberty Road North, Powell, Ohio 43065
    (614) 389-4566
  • North: 1640 Sandalwood Place, Columbus, Ohio 43229
    (614) 389-4707
  • Pickaway County: 440 Nicholas Drive, Circleville, Ohio 43113
    (614) 389-4650
  • Reynoldsburg: 1470 Davidson Drive, Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068
    (614) 689-2040
  • Whitehall: 402 North Hamilton Road, Whitehall, Ohio 43213
    (614) 689-2050
  • Early Learning Center: 2879 Johnstown Road, Columbus, Ohio 43219
    (614) 342-5836
  • Early Learning Center West: 1952 West Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43223
    (614) 752-8877

Website: ymcacolumbus.org

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