Licking County Job and Family Services

Yes I would like to replying for food stamp

Hi, Jaywolf. Can you give us more information? Such as who was your caseworker and what timeframe was this? And is Jaywolf Neuygen the name we would look for? We'd like to assist you in any way possible. We understand you may want to keep these details private. If that's the case, please go to our website lickingcountyjfs.com and send us a general inquiry email. Write in the subject line - ATTN Assistant Director. We look forward to hearing from you.

Hi Jeff, to answer questions about your specific case, please contact our casework staff by calling the agency (740.670.8988). Thank you.

No you don't.

I would ask for a supervisor on this and possibly get the law involved. I don't think they can really take your food stamps away if you tested positive

When I called yesterday she told me to write a written paper and send it back to fix it

Laura - Applications are taken either online or by phone. If you don't have those options from home, you are more than welcome to come to the Agency to utilize our community resource room. From there you can apply by phone or utilize a computer to apply online. Should you need any special assistance when applying, we're here to help. Simply let our front desk staff know your need. Thanks for reaching out.

You can apply for your benefits online at benefits.ohio.gov.

Hi Christina, thank you for the message. Please call Nate at 740.670.8726 so that we can route you to the appropriate resources. Thanks!

Yes

You can mail documents to PO Box 5030, Newark, Ohio 43058-5030; fax to 740.670.8990; or drop them off at JFS 74 S 2nd Street in Newark or at OhioMeansJobs at 998 East Main Street in Newark during business hours. If you need additional assistance, please contact us at 740.670.8999

Thanks for the question, Josh. Our fax number is 740.670.8990.

We do not have an outdoor drop box at this time. There is one located at the front desk. Please contact our main number at 740.670.8988 or toll free at 1.888.895.2790 to discuss options for submitting documents. Thank you!

Hi Michael, Thanks for the question. There are several community programs that provide meals. Salvation Army on East Main Street in Newark is one of the largest. If you're looking for employment, we encourage you to visit OhioMeansJobs|Licking County at 998 East Main Street to learn about openings in the community.They will even help you create your resume. Take care, Licking County JFS

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Good luck on that. Seems like noone is ever available if you have a question or issue to discuss with them.

No

To report suspected child abuse or neglect please call LCJFS at 740.670.8888, Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm. After 5pm, weekends and holidays, please call the Licking County Sheriff's Office at 740.670.5500.

Don't know try legal aide

Due to the early issuance of February benefits caused by the federal government shutdown, Ohio will be issuing HALF of March SNAP benefits on February 22nd to eligible individuals and families. The remaining HALF of March SNAP benefits will be issued on each customer's standard load/issuance date in March. It is important to keep in mind that, while issued early, these benefits are intended to last through March. Please contact the agency at 740.670.8988 with any questions or concerns. Thanks, LCJFS

Bentley, there are many factors that impact eligibility for public assistance benefits. Please visit our office at 74 South Second Street in Newark or call 740.670.8988 to learn more.

Hi Greg - Customers have many options for reporting public assistance changes to the agency. Fax: 740.670.8990 Call: 740.670.8988 Mail: PO Box 5030, Newark, Ohio 43058-5030 Visit: 74 South Second Street, Newark, Ohio Thanks, LCJFS

Hi Brenda - Please call 740.670.8988 and select option 3 or visit our JFS office at 74 South Second Street in Newark to make the change. Take care, LCJFS

Hi Jeff, Thank you for the question. The type of identification needed is mandated by law and varies from assistance program to assistance program. To learn more about specific requirements depending on your situation, please contact the agency at 740.670.8999. Thank you, Licking County Job & Family Services

Yes, Licking County Job and Family Services does have a limited Prevention, Retention, and Contingency (PRC) program in place. There are financial, family composition, employment, and other specific eligibility criteria for each service available through PRC. Please stop by or call the office for more information.

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