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Serving Hamilton, Clermont, Brown counties and the Middletown Area in Ohio; Boone, Campbell, Kenton, and Grant counties in Kentucky; Dearborn and Ohio counties in Indiana.
United Way 211:
Get Help or Give Help/Reciba, Regale Ayuda
When you need emergency assistance, you call 911. Through the United Way of Greater Cincinnati, you can access information on health and human services by calling United Way 211.
For connection to community services, dial United Way 2-1-1, for emergency services, call 911.
- Find a searchable database of service providers in the United Way of Greater Cincinnati service area.
- Find information on getting help.
- Find information on giving help as a volunteer.
- Read the United Way 211 Impact Report.
- TTY: 523- 762-7250.
- Service not yet available on all cellular phones. Call 513-721-7900.
Callers can get or give help 24 hours a day, seven days a week by dialing 2-1-1 for connection to services that address issues in their daily lives such as health concerns, counseling, child care, help for an aging parent, employment issues, and much more.
United Way 211 is also the number to call for connection to hundreds of volunteer opportunities, including mentoring a child, repairing/rehabbing homes, serving as an educational guide, assisting individuals with disabilities, and much more based on their interests and skills. United Way 211 is free and confidential.
Agencies can click here to update information in the United Way 211 database.