TUTORING &

OTHER RESOURCES
FOR PARENTS &
STUDENTS

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TUTORING & OTHER RESOURCES FOR PARENTS & STUDENTS
The listed agencies, organizations, and individuals are independent contractors not
under the auspices of the Columbus City School District, and are listed in the
Hands-On Central Ohio Directory as tutoring resources in Franklin County.

Salvation Army (After School Learning Club) – Academic support, tutoring, and
mentoring.
Northeast 614-403-1082 Ohio 614-358-2633
West 614-484-0206 Livingston 614-448-8237

Grades 1-8 3:30-6:00

http://co.salvationarmy.org/CentralOhio/after-school-learning-center

Central Community House/Youth & Family Services – Recreation and

Learning activities K-8 and after school programs.
1150 E. Main Street 614-252-3157
www.cchouse.org

After School All-Stars – Educational, Recreational, and Social Skills. After

school programs youth ages 12-15. Also at some elementary schools.
263 Carpenter Street 614-257-1678
www.asascolumbus.org

Asian American Community Services – Offers after school and summer

tutoring and mentoring programs, grades K-12.
Grades K-8 Tutoring & Mentoring – Wednesday & Friday 4:30-6:30 pm
Grades 9-12 College and Career Development – Tuesday 4:30-6:30 pm
4700 Reed Rd 216-732-1570

Glenwood Recreation Center

1888 Fairmont Ave
www.aacsohio.org

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Boys and Girls Clubs (Supporting Columbus City Schools)
Milo-Grogan Clubhouse 1012 Cleveland Avenue, Cols 614-294-4366
J. Ashburn Jr. Clubhouse 85 Clarendon Ave, Cols 614-221-8830
Pheasant Run Clubhouse 2680 Orono Pike, Reynoldsburg 614-221-8830
R.I.S.E Clubhouse 68 E. 2nd Ave, Cols 614-221-8830 x239
South Side Clubhouse 280 Reeb Ave, Cols 614-468-9299
UA/Metro Clubhouse 1929 Kenny Rd, Cols 614-221-8830 x 207

Serves youth ages 6 through 18 from across the city. For a low cost, the nationally
acclaimed Club provides members with access to after-school and summer
programming oriented around three pillars: Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles, and
Character & Leadership. Club members have access to tutoring, gym space, teen-
specific area, field trips, career-readiness opportunities and mentoring.
www.bgccolumbus.org

Broad Street Presbyterian Church

760 East Broad Street Columbus, OH 43205
http://www.bspc.org office@bspc.org
BROAD STREET ACHIEVEMENT - AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
(AFTERSCHOOL AND SUMMER)
Service description: Offers one-on-one after school tutoring assistance from
September-May. Free dinner is offered to children participating in the program.
Eligibility: Children in grades k-12.
Hours: Mon -Thu 3 pm-6 pm.
Intake process: Email: bsadirector@bspc.org email preferred. Phone: 614-221-6552
x254

Columbus Metropolitan Library: Homework Help Center - Provides

school supplies and homework help after school at all branch libraries.
614-645-2275 www.columbuslibrary.org

Columbus Recreation & Parks Capital Kids – Offers academic programs with
homework help from Capital University students. http://parks.columbus.gov
Beatty Community Center 247 N. Ohio Ave 614-645-3218
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Douglas Community Center 1250 Windsor Ave 614-645-7407
Marion Franklin Community Center 2801 Lockbourne Rd 614-645-3160
Sullivant Garden Community Center 755 Renick St 614-645-8171

Directions for Youth & Families: Ohio Avenue Youth Center - Offers
after school and summer camp programing for youth ages 8-17 living in the 43205,
43206, and 43207 zip codes.
657 S. Ohio Ave 614-258-8043
www.dfyf.org

Ethiopian Tewahedo Social Services (ETSS After School Program) -

Youth in the ETSS After School Program meet 2-3 days a week for a few hours to get
homework help, learn about their own and other participants’ language, music and
cultural traditions and learn information on health and wellness. Students also get time
for exercise and creativity as well as free snacks/meals provided through Children’s
Hunger Alliance. After School sites also form Parent Advisory Committees to help
parents stay informed and engaged in their child’s education. Additionally, each site
has a bilingual assistant to ensure students and parents are fully engaged.
Who is eligible: Immigrant, refugee, and other low income families, ages 5-18.
When: Every year, August – June
Where: 10 locations throughout Franklin County

East: Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 530 McNaughten Rd., 43213

Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 3:30 – 7:00 pm Grades K-12
West: Eakin Elementary School, 3774 Eakin Rd., 43228
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 3:30 – 7:30 pm Grades K-5
West: Wedgewood Middle School, 3800 Briggs Rd., 43228
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 2:30 – 6:30 pm Grades 6-12
West: Emerald Glen Apartments, 930 Regentshire Dr., 43228
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 3:30-7:30 pm Grades K-8
North: Zomi Church, 5918 Sharon Woods Blvd., 43229
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 3:30-7:30 pm Grades K-8
Northeast: The Heritage Apartments, 2444 Gateway Rd., 43219
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 3:30-7:30 pm Grades K-8
North: Columbus Global Academy, 4077 Karl Rd., 43224
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 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 2:30-7:30 pm Grades K-12
Hilliard: St. James Lutheran Church, 5660 Trabue Rd., 43026
Monday, Thursday, Friday 3:30-7:30 pm Grades K-8

Additional contact information: http://ethiotss.org 614-252-5362

Ohio Hispanic Coalition Youth & Education Programs - Latino

students grades K-5 can participate in free after school educational programs.
3556 Sullivant Ave 614-840-9934 or 614-275-1755
www.ohiohispaniccoalition.org

Somali Community Association of Ohio - Offers English classes, after

school and Saturday tutoring for Somali youth.
3422 Cleveland Ave 614-262-4068
www.somaliohio.org

Somali Women & Children’s Alliance - Provides after school programs

provides tutoring and educational activities for children ages 5 to 18.
2210 Morse Rd 614-473-9999
www.swaca.

Columbus Urban League - Free after school tutoring in math and reading
ages 5-13.
788 Mt. Vernon Ave 614-257-6300 x. 108
www.cul.org

YOUTH VIOLENCE PREVENTION - Neighborhood Violence Intervention

Program.

Service description: Places gang violence intervention specialists in South and East
side neighborhoods where 14-24 year-olds stand at high risk of gang involvement.
Specialists constructively mediate conflict and mentor and connect youth to positive
opportunities. Aims to reduce crime and gang-related violence; keeps youth safe and
on-track to healthy, productive lives; encourages youth involvement in work readiness
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activities, academics or recreation; responds realistically and holistically to the lure of
gang life.
Eligibility:14-24 year olds in South and East side neighborhoods.
Hours: As arranged.
Intake process: Telephone.

FRESH Afterschool Initiative - TUTORING SERVICES

Service description: Serves approximately 60 eligible middle school students (grades

6-8). The curriculum focuses on academic and life skill development through
modulated focus areas. The units within the curriculum include topics surrounding civic
engagement, health and wellness, cultural competence, future empowerment, and
outdoor education. Students are also provided daily homework assistance, experiential
learning opportunities, healthy meals, and door-to-door transportation.
Eligibility: Middle school youth.
Hours: Mon-Thu 3:30 pm-7 pm.
Intake process: Telephone. Application required.

African American & African Studies Community Extension

Center - Math and Science program for grades 4-12.
905 Mt. Vernon Ave 614-292-3922
www.aaascec.osu.edu

Community for New Direction (East Office) - Youth Violence Prevention

993 East Main Street Columbus, OH 43205
http://cndcolumbus.org kroll@cndcolumbus.org

Young Ambassadors for Peace

614-272-1464 Administrative - Brenda Davis bdavis@cndcolumbus.org

Service description: Violence prevention curriculum for K-12th grade students

provided in a small group setting. Intergenerational mentorship linking middle and high
school students with older adults in small groups to provide supportive relationships.
Eligibility: Contact our office for more information.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9 am-6 pm.
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Intake process: Telephone.

(West Office)
2096 West Mound Street Columbus, OH 43223
http://www.cndcolumbus.org kroll@cndcolumbus.org

614-272-1464 ext. 202 Program Number - John Dawson jdawsoncnd@gmail.com

Service description: Violence prevention curriculum for K-12th grade students

provided in a small group setting. Intergenerational mentorship linking middle and high
school students with older adults in small groups to provide supportive relationships.
Eligibility: Contact our office for more information.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9 am-6 pm.
Intake process: Telephone.

Neighborhood House - Offers after school programs, homework help, and

tutoring.
1000 Atcheson St 614-252-4941 x.209
http://nhicolumbus.org

Gladden Community House - Provides after school recreation for students

ages 18 and younger living in the Franklinton area.
183 Hawkes Ave 614-227-1600
www.gladdenhouse.org

Godman Guild - Offers after school and summer program for youth in grades
K through 5 attending Weiland Park elementary.
303 E. 6th Ave. 294-5476
Mentoring Program for ages 12-18 614-294-5476 x 135
www.godmanguild.org

Stowe Mission of Central Ohio - Offers after school tutoring for students in
grades K-12 on Monday nights. 888 Parsons Ave 445-8400
www.stowemission.org/programs

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St. Stephens Community House: Youth and Family Services - After school,
programs, summer programs, developmental groups and tutoring for students in the
Linden community.
1500 E. 17th Ave. 614-294-6347
www.saintstephensch.org

Clintonville Beechwold Community Resource Center - Afterschool

Academic and recreational activities.
14 W. Lakeview 614-268-3539
http://clintonvillecrc.org

The Bridge - Offers ESL and citizenship classes, tutoring for grades 2-12 students
and GED prep. They also provide a free legal clinic and host a weekly soup kitchen
and pantry.
3750 Sullivant Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43228 (614) 272-2949
thebridge.io

Lower Lights Ministries

1066 Bellows Avenue Columbus, OH 43223
http://www.lowerlights.org
info@lowerlights.org

TUTORING - Bright Lights Kids

614-228-3855 Program Number - Renee Carden

Service description: Weekly one-on-one tutoring and mentoring program. Meal is

provided after tutoring.
Eligibility: Children ages 6-13.
Hours: Thursdays 5 pm-8 pm.
Intake process: Telephone. Application required.

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Maynard Avenue United Methodist Church
2350 Indianola Avenue Columbus, OH 43202 jpetroball@aol.com

TUTORING PROGRAM
614-395-1104 Program Number

Service description: Provides tutoring and mentoring for children. Services include
homework help, basic education, educational games and self-confidence building.
Eligibility: Anyone.
Hours: Tue 5 pm-6:30 pm.
Intake process: Telephone. Registration required.

Church and Community Development for All People

946 Parsons Avenue PO Box 06063
Columbus, OH 43206
(614) 445-7342 Administrative
(614) 449-7970 Fax
http://www.4allpeople.org

PARENT ENGAGEMENT - PARENT CONNECTION

(614) 284-6408 Program Number - Erin West ewest@4allpeople.net

Programs that promote parent, family and community involvement in helping children
succeed in school. Using a variety of involvement models, these programs encourage
parents to support their children's schooling by working directly with their children on
learning activities in the home and serving as an advocate for better education in their
community. Parents are encouraged to model desirable behavior (e.g., reading for
pleasure), discuss school matters at home, arrange for appropriate study space,
organize and monitor their children's time, check homework on a regular basis, tutor
their children at home, help older students make postsecondary plans and select
courses which support these plans, advocate for their children when required, attend
school functions, discuss their children's progress with teachers, join the PTA, vote in
school board elections, attend school board meetings and, where possible, volunteer
to help with school activities, work in the classroom and/or take an active role in
governance and decision making about school programs at the community, state or
national level.
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Homeless Families Foundation
33 North Grubb Street Columbus, OH 43215 614-641-9234 Fax
http://www.homelessfamiliesfoundation.org
info@homelessfamiliesfoundation.org
Youth Enrichment Programs
Homeless Families Foundation Dowd Education Center
614-461-9247 ext. 206 Program Number - Jermaine
Kennedy jkennedy@homelessfamiliesfoundation.org(

Service description: The HFF Dowd Education Center provides STEAM (Science,
Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) focused academic programming for children
in grades K-8. The Center has both afterschool and summer programs that provide
both education and intervention that support Ohio Department of Education standards
and local school curriculum. Other activities provided to enhance social skills, self-
esteem and overall health include: homemade nutritious meals daily; fitness and
recreation activities; field trips; and presentations from outside agencies that support
education and well-being.
Eligibility: Homeless or formerly homeless children and at-risk children referred by
partner schools in the Franklinton and Hilltop area of Columbus.
Hours: School year: Mon-Fri 3:30 pm-6:30 pm.
Summer program: Mon-Fri 9 am-3:30 pm for 8 weeks.
Intake process: Telephone and application.

Columbus Literacy Council 92 Jefferson Ave 614-282-7661 X. 1

Service description: Helps parents become literacy leaders in their homes. Parents
attend a session while their pre-school children will learn a corresponding lesson. Then
parents and children will come together to share what they've learned. Parents are
encouraged to teach their children their newly obtained skills to re-establish their role
as the literacy leader in the home.
www.columbusliteracy.org

Action for Children - Parenting Skills Classes for Fathers

78 Jefferson Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215
(855) 302-4453 Child Care I&R
(800) 750-0750 TTY/TDD
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http://www.actionforchildren.org

(614) 224-0222 ext. 137 (Program Number)

Jeff Kramer jkramer@actionforchildren.org

Service description: Offers a 13-hour curriculum to help fathers develop skills and
attitudes that will empower them to be positive parents and role models. Format is
facilitator led instruction and group discussion. Focus of curriculum is on positive
parenting skills, co-parenting strategies, and effective communication techniques.
Program offers direct case management in partnership with community agencies to
help fathers navigate and overcome barriers, including child support challenges,
visitation and custody issues, workforce entry and driver's license reinstatement.
Eligibility: Fathers.
Hours: Typically 6:30 pm-8 pm. Day of week varies throughout year.
Intake process: Telephone. Website.
Documents: No documents required.
Fees: None.
Additional languages: Spanish.

Buckeye Ranch - SCHOOL AGE NURTURING PARENT PROGRAM

2865 West Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43204
(614) 875-2371

Service description: Evidence-based program that helps parents and children learn
new patterns of behavior to increase positive interactions, improve communication, and
strengthen family relationships. Parents learn about appropriate expectations,
developing family rules, praising children, ways to deal with problem behaviors and
more. Youth participate in concurrent groups with activities and discussion tailored for
their age and developmental level. Families also spend time each week eating dinner
and engaging in a fun family activity together.
Eligibility: Children 5-12 and their parents.
Hours: As arranged.
Intake process: Telephone.
Documents: Vary.
Fees: None.

Columbus Urban League

788 Mount Vernon Avenue
Columbus, OH 43203
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(614) 257-6300 ext. 125 Program Number
(614) 257-6314 Fax
http://www.cul.org

Male Initiative - Father 2 Father

(614) 372-2310 ext. 145 Program Number - Alicia Wilkes

Service description: Offers a 10- week curriculum focused on life-changing strategies

that specifically engage men to be more responsible and nurturing fathers. This is done
by offering interactive circles of support designed to build parenting skills, with
education on why and how they can make an indelible positive impact on their children.
This initiative also assists fathers by providing direct assistance with child support
challenges, the establishment of custody and/or visitation and driver’s license
reinstatement.
Eligibility: Open to all fathers.
Hours: Class hours: Tue 10 am-12:30 pm. Thu 6 pm-8:30 pm.
Intake process: Orientation every second and fourth Fri of the month. 2 pm-3 pm.
Documents: None.
Fees: None.
Additional languages: None.
Services: Parenting Skills Classes for Fathers
Additional languages served: Spanish.

Directions for Youth and Families

1515 Indianola Avenue
Columbus, OH 43201
(614) 294-3247 Fax
http://www.dfyf.org

SPARK - School Readiness Program

(614) 294-2661 Intake Manager - Jennifer VanSchoyck jvanschoyck@dfyf.org
Service description: Provides educational intervention to help parents become
partners in their child’s education. Spark assists with creating a home environment
where children age 4 can develop skills needed to be successful in kindergarten the
following year.
Eligibility: Participants must be TANF eligible and live in the Columbus public school
district. Children age 4 preparing to enter Kindergarten.
Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-7 pm. Friday 8 am-5 pm.
Intake process: Telephone. Appointment required.
Documents: No documents required.
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Fees: Call for information.

EDUCATION RETENTION - BUILDING BRIGHT FUTURES

614-294-2661 Program Number

Service description: Provides home and school based individual and family
counseling to youth who are at risk for school failure.
Eligibility: Youth ages 12-18 years old who are at risk for school failure and their
families.
Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-7 pm. Friday 8 am-5 pm.
Intake process: Telephone. Appointment required.

PARENTING COURSES - PATHS PARENTING

(614) 294-2661 Central Intake
(614) 294-3247 Fax
(614) 294-2661 Program Number
Service description: Addresses self-esteem, child development, communication,
engaging cooperation, discipline, and stress management. Offers 12 hours of
curriculum with formal class instruction to parents. In addition, a specific curriculum is
offered for teen parents.
Eligibility: Any parent of a child under the age of 18 years old.
Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-7 pm. Friday 8 am-5 pm.
Intake process: Telephone. Appointment required.
Documents: No documents required.
Fees: Sliding fee scale.
Notes: Referrals come from schools, parents, juvenile court, other social services
agencies, churches, businesses, and concerned community residents.

Directions for Youth and Families - East Office

3616 East Main Street Columbus, OH 43213
http://www.dfyf.org intake@dfyf.org

EDUCATION RETENTION - BUILDING BRIGHT FUTURES

614-251-0103 Administrative
614-251-1177 Fax
614-294-2661 Program Number
(close details on Directions for Youth and Families)

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Service description: Provides home and school based individual and family
counseling to youth who are at risk for school failure.
Eligibility: Youth ages 12-18 years old who are at risk for school failure and their
families.
Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-7 pm. Friday 8 am-5 pm.

Directions for Youth and Families - Crittenton Center

3840 Kimberly Parkway Columbus, OH 43232-6142

614-294-2661 http://www.dfyf.org intake@dfyf.org

Service description: Homework Help and Tutoring Services in language arts and
math, access to computers for research and writing papers, and assistance with school
assignments.

Eligibility: Ages 8-18 years old.

Intake process: Telephone.

Directions for Youth and Families

1515 Indianola Avenue
Columbus 43201

http://www.dfyf.org

EDUCATION RETENTION - BUILDING BRIGHT FUTURES

(614) 294-2661 Program Number

Service description: Provides in-home individual and family counseling to youth who
are at risk for school failure.
Eligibility: Youth ages 12-18 years old who are at risk for school failure and their
families.
Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-7 pm. Friday 8 am-5 pm.
Intake process: Telephone. Appointment required.
Documents: No documents required.
Fees: Sliding fee scale.
Notes: Referrals come from schools, parents, juvenile court, other social services
agencies, churches, businesses, and concerned community residents.
Services: Dropout Programs, Family Counseling

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National Youth Advocate Program
527 South High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
(614) 227-9445 Fax
http://www.nyap.org

PARENTING EDUCATION - NURTURING PARENTING

(614) 227-9444 Administrative
(877) 692-7226 Intake
Service description: Offers skill building, comprehensive classes to families to help
them learn new ways to work together and live together as a family. Helps parents
learn nurturing parental behaviors in place of others that are hurtful to children.
Classes are held once a week for 15 weeks. Addition out-of-class time is spent with
each participant including one hour in the home each week.
Eligibility: Anyone.
Hours: Class times will vary. Call for specific dates and times.
Intake process: Referral required. Referral may come from courts, children services or
other similar agencies.
Documents: No documents required.
Fees: Vary.
Additional languages: None.

Community Refugee and Immigration Services - Support middle and

high school students with mentors.

1925 E. Dublin Granville Rd Suite 102

Columbus 43229 614-235-5747

Kaleidoscope Youth Center

603 Town St 43215
http://www.kycohio.org
info@kycohio.org

Eligibility: LGBTQ youth and allies ages 12-20.

Hours: Mon-Thu 3:30 pm-7 pm. Fridays 3:30 pm-8 pm.

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Genderscope - If you’re trans, non-binary, gender variant, genderqueer, gender
questioning, or any other non-cis identity, this space is just for you. Build new
friendships as you share in experience and discuss topics related to gender identity
and expression.
Tuesday 7-8:30 pm Thursday 5-7 pm

Cyber Center
614-294-5437 Administrative

Service description: Offers free internet access, academic resources and skill
building trainings. Youth can learn how to operate programs such as Excel and
PhotoShop.

Tech Corps Ohio - Franklin County - TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION/STUDENT TECH

CORPS
6600 Busch Boulevard Suite 210 Columbus, OH 43229
http://www.techcorps.org
614-583-9211 24 hour hotline
Carla Easley ceasley@techcorpsohio.org
http://studenttechcorps.org/moodle/
614-340-9840 Fax
614-583-9211 Administrative

Service description: Delivers core technology training and certification to middle

school and high school students, and then harnesses their knowledge to power a
Student-Run Help Desk to provide valuable technical support in their school buildings.
Eligibility: Middle and high school students.

NAMI Franklin County - General Mental Health Information/Education,

Ending the Silence.

1225 Dublin Road Suite 110 Columbus, OH 432

614-501-6264 Administrative 614-501-6267 Fax
http://www.namifc.org mail@namifc.org

Service description: 50-minute mental health awareness program for high school age
youth. Teens learn how to recognize the early warning signs of mental illness and what
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to do if they or someone they know is exhibiting these signs. Instills a message of hope
and recovery and encourages teens to reduce stigma and end the silence surrounding
mental illness.

Eligibility: Teens ages 13-18.

Hours: As arranged.
Intake process: Telephone for information or to schedule appointment.

YWCA Columbus
65 South Fourth Street Columbus, OH 43215
http://www.ywcacolumbus.org info@ywcacolumbus.org
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

BRIGHT FUTURES LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

614-627-1226 Program Number - LC Johnson LCJohnson@ywcacolumbus.org
614-224-0613 Fax

Service description: Works to build leadership skills in young women. Participants

gather for training sessions and panel discussions covering topics such as leadership
development, social justice and positive self-image.
Eligibility: Girls in their junior year of high school. Participants must be nominated by
school principals or guidance counselors.
Hours: Program is annual. Workshops offered twice monthly on Saturdays between
February and May.
Intake process: Referral required.
Documents: Nomination form.

Huckleberry House - EMERGENCY SHELTER CRISIS PROGRAM

1421 Hamlet Street Columbus, OH 43201
http://www.huckhouse.org infor@huck-house.org
614-294-5553 24-hour hotline
614-294-6109 Fax
614-294-8097 Administrative
Service description: Offers 24-hour crisis intervention services for teens. Provides a
24-hour crisis shelter and crisis hotline. Offers counseling services for youth who have
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run away from home, or are thinking of running. Counselors work with teens and their
families to provide crisis intervention and to develop communication and
understanding. Average length of stay is 5-7 days with a plan of reconciliation in place.
Eligibility: Adolescents 12-17 years old.
Hours: Mon-Sun 24 hours.
Intake process: Telephone. Walk-in.

STAR House – Homeless Youth Drop-in Center

1220 Corrugated Way Columbus, OH 43201
http://starhousecolumbus.org
614-826-5868 Administrative
888-829-5752 Program Number
Service description: Provides a drop-in center for homeless youths. Offers meals,
clothing, hygiene items, access to shower and laundry facilities, use of telephone and
computers to search for housing and employment, therapy and case management,
linkage to community resources and opportunities for positive social engagement.
Eligibility: Homeless youth ages 14-24 years old.
Hours: Mon-Sun 7:30 am-10 pm.
Intake process: Walk-in.
The Ohio State University - Literacy and Learning Center
1100 Kinnear Rd - Room 129 Columbus, OH 43212
http://tutoring.ehe.osu.edu tutoring@ehe.osu.edu

TUTORING SERVICES
http://tutoring.ehe@osu.edu
614-292-7716 Program Number

Service Description:
Provides tutoring services. Provides basic reading tutoring including phonics, spelling,
fluency, vocabulary and comprehension assistance. Offers reading and study skills
assistance in science, social studies and humanities. Offers OAA, OGT, SAT, ACT,
GED and GRE preparation assistance. Also offers tutoring in math and writing as well
as diagnostic reading assessments. Specializes in reading differences. Math and
vocabulary camps are offered in summer. ACT/SAT workshop series offered each
semester year round.
Eligibility: Pre-K through adult.
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Hours: As arranged. Most tutoring is scheduled Mon-Thu 10:30 am-6:30 pm during the
summer months and Mon-Thu 4 pm-7 pm and Saturdays 9:30 am-12:30 pm during the
school year. Tutoring outside those hours may be available.
Intake process: Telephone or website for application.
Documents: No documents required.
Fees: Fees begin at $25 per hour for Level 1 tutoring. Discount available to families
that qualify for free or reduced lunch. Hourly rate for diagnostic assessments and
private consults. Insurance is not accepted. Flexible spending plan may be accepted.
Services: Tutoring Services

RedTreehouse.org - Ohio's online resource promoting and supporting the

physical, emotional, intellectual and social development of children and young adults,
prenatal-25.

KHANAcademy. org - Free online tutoring in all subjects

Columbus City Schools: Talk to the principal or counselor of your child’s school.
Some schools have after school tutoring through special grants or a partnership with a
community agency.

HandsOn Central Ohio - Clearing House for all services in Franklin County.
https://211centralohio.org/Search.aspx
614-221-2255

Birth Certificates (for people born in Franklin County)

Columbus Public Health
240 Parsons Ave
614-645-7331

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FACTLine 614-221-FACT (3228)
Communications Department
Columbus City Schools
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