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Need help with housing? Looking for a job change? Advice on parenting?
Need help with housing? Looking for a job change? Advice on parenting?
AWL Community Learning Center is a one-stop-shop that helps families get connected to partnerships to ensure families get the help they need.
AWL Community Learning Center is a one-stop-shop that helps families get connected to partnerships to ensure families get the help they need.
To reach us, please call or email AWL Welcome Center Director Kenya Castanedas 513-363-7837 castank@cps-k12.org or complete this form.
To reach us, please call or email AWL Welcome Center Director Kenya Castanedas 513-363-7837 castank@cps-k12.org or complete this form.
We can help you with:
Connecting to resources
Early childhood
Employment
English classes and citizenship classes
Financial assistance and benefits
Housing and homeownership
Questions about CPS?
Rent assistance and landlord/tenant issues
Support for refugees and recent immigrants
Tax preparation
Transportation
Unemployment benefits
And much, much more!
Our services are offered free to families in the AWL Community.
Emergency and Support Resources
If you or anyone else you know is in a life-threatening health crisis or emergency, call 911.
If you or anyone else you know is in emotional distress or experiencing suicidal thoughts, substance use crisis, call or text 988, available 24/7. You can also visit the 988 Lifeline website to learn more.
For urgent mental health needs, families may go to Best Point's Urgent Care Mon-Fri 3pm-10pm for children and adults up to age 21. 5051 Duck Creek Rd.
If your student is experiencing a non-life threatening mental health crisis and you need direction on next steps to stay safe, we urge you to call the Psychiatric Intake Response Center (PIRC) at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. The PIRC line is 513.636.4124. This line is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Mental Health America Crisis Resource Center guides for Mental Health, Violence, Abuse, Identity-Based Hate, Disaster, Coping and Recovery
No hablas inglés? Encuentra ayuda en el sitio web de Suicide Prevention Lifeline o llamada 1-888-628-9454.
Virtual MindPeace Rooms help students decompress and practice social-emotional and resiliency skills. To get started, select the Virtual MindPeace Room graphic below or visit: https://mindpeacecincinnati.com/virtual-mindpeace-rooms/
Franciscan Ministries program, Haircuts from the Heart, provides vouchers for free basic hair care for AWL students ages 5-18. The voucher covers ONE of the following: a haircut, a blowout, or a simple natural style. For a voucher, contact: Jill Smith, AWL CLC Resource Coordinator 513-363-7819 or email at smithji@cps-k12.org
Relief options available to Hamilton County residents including housing & utilities, small business, employment, health services, food and other assistance. Visit https://513relief.org/
*Please confirm locations, dates, times, and eligibility before arrival.
513Relief Food Assistance Resource List
Food Pantries and Assistance in Southwest Ohio
An additional list of food distributions
Whole Again Food Resource Guide, Updated Weekly
Fall Resources Guide from the Cincinnati Library, includes resources for meals, housing, health and mental health services, laundry, and more!
OhioKAN 1-844-OHIO-KAN 1-844-644-6526.
Diapers and Parenting Support - Love N Action CDC
Food Access Points - Google My Maps
Call 211 for Essential Community Services | United Way 211
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