Ohio's focus is to bring stability and self-sufficiency to people's lives. To accomplish this goal, Ohio has developed two programs to address the needs of families: Ohio Works First (OWF) and Prevention, Retention and Contingency (PRC). OWF was established to provide time-limited assistance to eligible families. The emphasis of OWF is self-sufficiency, personal responsibility and employment. Applications and eligibility determinations for OWF are completed at the CDJFS. For general information on this topic, we recommend first viewing this factsheet on Ohio Works First or contacting your County Department of Job and Family Services office.
Document related to Ohio Works First are grouped below:
Legal Education
Ohio Works First Fact Sheet
- This information explains how Medicaid, Child Care, Food Stamps and Transportation services provide support to low-income families.
Wage Garnishment
- This booklet from the Ohio State Legal Services Association introduces wage garnishment and discusses when it is appropriate to challenge and avoid it.
Self-Help Forms
Other Resources
Related Library Topics
Find additional information in these related topics within the Ohio Law Library:
Earned Income Tax Credit
WIC
Child Care
Prevention, Retention and Contingency (PRC)
Food Stamps
Social Security
Unemployment Compensation
Veterans Benefits
Disability Assistance
Employment
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