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You have not provided current or previous employment, including earned income information. Unearned income can be entered at a later point in the application. If no income information is provided, processing of your Medicaid benefits may be delayed.

Participants may only need help to get past an initial barrier in order to work. PRC provides temporary help for a family while they are getting back on their feet due to unforeseen hardships. Each county designs its own PRC program to meet the needs of local families. PRC can help individuals keep jobs or help them get better jobs.

Learn how to apply for benefits online or by mail, fax, email or in person. Find out what verification documents you need and when to return them.

Food Assistance – SNAP. The Food Assistance Program − formerly called food stamps and known nationally as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) − helps eligible low-income Ohioans stretch their food budgets and buy healthy food.

Richland County Job & Family Services invests in you by helping you obtain the basic education or job training you need to make a move in your life. We can also help you with job searches or in applying for federal micro-enterprise grants.

Richland County Job & Family Services determines eligibility for Medicaid programs that provide health care coverage to: Individuals with low-income; Pregnant women, infants, and children; Older adults; Individuals with disabilities

Richland County Job and Family Services 171/183 Park Ave E, Mansfield, OH 44902 Phone: (419) 774-5400

Richland County Job and Family Services. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, through state and local partnerships, will be the nation’s premier family support and workforce development system contributing to skilled, healthy Ohioans, successful businesses and strong communities.