Ohio Heartland Community Action Commission - Morrow County Center

The OHCAC is a private non-profit corporation providing services to benefit low-income people in central Ohio. The overall goal of the Commission is to help low-income persons break the cycle of poverty and better their economic situation. The Commission was established in accordance with the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. It has been in operation since November 16, 1965 – initially in Marion and Crawford Counties. The Commission currently has major administrative offices in Marion, Galion, Mt. Gilead and Mansfield, Ohio.

Summer Crisis Program (Summer HEAP); Winter Crisis Program (Emergency HEAP); Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP Plus); Morrow County Economic Development Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP); Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP)