Free community tools

Built for anyone in Ohio. No login, no cost.

These are the tools we give away. They ask for as little about you as they possibly can, they do not track you across the internet, and you never need an account to use one. Start wherever your situation is.

Find help

When you need something right now.

Resource Map

Find treatment and support near you

Search 2,600+ Ohio listings: recovery housing, treatment programs, behavioral health boards, and crisis support. Filter by county and need.

Housing

Fairfield housing, explained

See how affordable housing, waitlists, and local programs actually connect, and what to do first.

Get Placed

Find a housing fit and get referred

Build one reusable profile and get referred without starting over at every agency door.

Money and coverage

When the paperwork is the problem.

Get Covered

Get set up with Ohio Medicaid

Apply, follow up, or renew with a clear plan, and know the rescue moves when it gets stuck. Work requirements are coming in 2027, and this page stays current.

Benefits Calculator

Will that raise actually cost you money?

See what a raise does to your SNAP, Medicaid, child care help, and rent before you decide. Nothing you enter is saved.

For the whole community

Tools a neighborhood uses together.

Community Projects

See what we're building right now

Live project boards from our workspace: what's underway, who's on the crew, and what happened lately.

Groups for Good

A free workspace for your group

Free workspace for community coalitions: meeting calendar, minutes that file themselves, shared sign-in, and a public activity page.

Needs Board

Post a need, or meet one

Case workers post what a household needs, with no names attached. Neighbors claim the ones they can cover.

Why they are free

These tools are ours to give away.

We are a nonprofit, and the people who most need this help are the least able to pay for it. So the tools stay free, they stay open without an account, and they collect as little as they can get away with. If a tool ever asks you for something, it is because you are trying to do something that needs it, never because we want the data.

Cannot find what you need?

Tell us what you were looking for. If it exists in Ohio we will point you to it, and if it does not, that is often what we build next.