Warren County Transit has a new schedule for our area. Call 1-888-297-0990 to make a reservation. Warren County Transit serivce is available to all Warren County residents regardless of income.
Emergency HEAP: Warren County Emergency HEAP will have a caseworker at FACS to assist Warren County residents in disconnect status on their gas and electric bill. he schedule for HEAP at FACS is Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 12:00 - 3:00 on a walk-in basis. Clients need to call the HEAP office regarding eligibility and documentation. The toll free number is 937-425-2295.
We’re not just a Food Pantry! We try to meet many community needs.
Food Assistance: Families may visit our food pantry once per month. We provide families with baskets containing 5 days of groceries.
Food Stamp Outreach: A representative from Shared Harvest will meet with individuals to determine if they are eligible to receive Food Stamps, assist with the application, and work to ensure that clients’ rights are maintained during the application process.
Financial Assistance: The agency provides limited, emergency financial aid to qualified clients as funds permit for the following categories: Duke Energy and Dayton Power and Light disconnection notices; water shutoff notice; landlord eviction notice; and prescriptions.
Service Representative for Salvation Army and EFS—Emergency Food and Shelter.
Special Programs such as Back-to-school, Thanksgiving Baskets, and Christmas Gifts.
Warren County Elderly Services: Area residents 60 and older may meet with a caseworker who can assist with finding a multitude of services.
Information and Referral: The agency works to guide clients to appropriate agencies and resources that can provide long-term solutions to their challenges.
Ohio Benefit Bank: A free, Internet-based program that helps individuals see if they qualify for benefits such as Food Stamps, Medical benefits, WIC, Ohio Works First, and many others. Call FACS to schedule an appointment.
Our mission:
To provide emergency assistance to residents of the Franklin, Springboro, and Carlisle areas. This service is intended to provide the time clients need to arrange long-term solutions through other agencies, friends, and family.
What is FACS?
Franklin Area Community Services is a non-profit (501c3) organization that serves Franklin, Springboro, and Carlisle. Our building is at 345 South Main Street, Franklin.
Our operating funds come from Warren County United Way and donations from government agencies, organizations, and individuals.
Who does FACS serve?
You are eligible for our services if you live in the area we serve and meet income guidelines. In 2007, we served 1,747 families, provided 8,213 food baskets, and helped 21,504 people.
How can I get help? When is help available? Financial assistance, when available, can be requested Monday, Wednesday, and Friday between Noon and 2 p.m. and Wednesdays, 5 to 7 p.m.
Come to our building and please bring these things:
Food is available anytime we are open: Monday—Friday, Noon to 3 p.m. and Wednesday, 5 to 7 p.m.
Contact Us:
Terry Coyle, Executive Director.
345 South Main Street
Franklin, OH 45005
Phone: 937-746-7791
FAX: 937-746-9950
E-mail: facs@ameritech.net
Newsletter: Read or download the most recent FACS newsletter: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, Page 4.
Member: Franklin Area Chamber of Commerce..
