A non-denominational  Christian organization whose mission is to provide decent housing for persons who can't afford to purchase the home.  Families contribute to the construction of their home and Habitat sells the home to them at low cost with long-term, no-interest mortgages.  The Medina County Habitat for Humanity only serves Medina county residents.

Offers programs for children and adults who are mentally retarded and/or have developmental disabilities; children's services include assessment, evaluation, and supportive home services and adult services include case management, supported living, family resource services, residential services, transition services and center and community employment.

Medina, Ohio 44256

Salvation Army is a faith-based organization that provides social services for individuals in the county.  Some services include emergency shelter, financial assistance, and meals.

Create, develop & manage properties & programs that provide affordable housing for county residents.  Provide financial assistance to families or individuals who are in crisis, and manage the Section 8 program for Medina County.

Provides housing services for homeless persons in the county.

Provides free civil legal assistance to county low income residents who meet the income guidelines.  Assistance varies from legal  representation, advice and legal counseling.

Provides education, training, recreation, resources, materials, equipment loan, transportation subsidy and residential services to county residents with mental and/or physical disabilities. Operates 8 residential homes for special needs individuals.

National Alliance for the Mentally Ill population strives to improve the lives of persons with severe mental illness by offering a various educational programs and support materials to family members.

Provides adult citizens with custodial care in a homelike environment regardless of their ability to pay.  

The Office for Older Adults provides in-home and community based services to Medina County residents over sixty years old.  Services are designed to meet the many needs of older adults and assist them in remaining an active, vital part of the community.  No set fee is charged for older Americans Act Subsidized Services; however, donations are encouraged and welcome.