I need help paying my heating, cooling, or electric bill
Households at or below 175% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Crisis programs can help if you have a disconnect notice or have been shut off.
Find what you need below, see who it's for, and call or visit to get started. If you're not sure, call our main office at 937-382-8365 and we'll point you the right way.

Households at or below 175% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Crisis programs can help if you have a disconnect notice or have been shut off.
Renters and homeowners who meet the income limit. The work is free. This is run through the Clark-Clinton partnership office in Springfield.
Clinton County residents. You can use the pantry once a month and get a three-day supply of food.
Call 937-382-5667 · Food Pantry details
Families with children ages 3 to 5. Head Start includes education, meals, and health and family support.
Call 937-382-5624 · Head Start details
Adults 60 and older in Clinton County. Meals at the Aging Up center or delivered to your home, plus transportation and activities.
We can give you a gas card for up to 3 out-of-county medical trips a year.
Income-eligible families and seniors. We manage apartments across Clinton County.
You're always welcome to stop by our main office at:
789 North Nelson Avenue
Wilmington, Ohio 45177
Link to map: Google Maps for 789 North Nelson Avenue
If you tell us what's going on, we can help you figure out which programs you may qualify for. Many of the people we work with use more than one.