Need help? Don't know where to turn?
United Way's 211/First Call For Help is a free and confidential information service ready to
direct you to the health and human services you need in Cuyahoga, Geauga and Medina Counties.
Just dial 2-1-1. Professional staff are here to help you 24 hours a day, every day.
You can get help from agencies that provide:
Services for senior citizens
Counseling and mental health services
Recreation and social activities
Treatment for substance abuse
Services for people with disabilities
Home-delivered meals
Shelter
Health care
Services for children and families
Emergency food
Support groups
...and much more
WKYC names Greater Cleveland's 211 a Community Hero (8/20/09):
For comprehensive up-to-date information regarding 211, please visit our
211 Web site.
Donating Items to United Way Agencies
As part of our service to the community, United Way's 211/First Call For Help will refer individuals who wish to donate new or gently used items,
to agencies that have expressed a need for such items. 211/First Call For Help may be reached by
dialing 211. You may also visit the 211 Web site
for information. Please note: United Way of Greater Cleveland is not a member of the Donated
Goods/Gifts-in-Kind Program.
