Shelby Help Line Ministries

About CPS Cancer Patient Services is a non-profit agency founded in 1946 as the Hancock County Branch of the American Cancer Society. In 1955, CPS became one of the first partner agencies of the United Way of Hancock County. This change allowed CPS to focus its attention close to home on services for cancer patients and their families in Hancock County. CPS is no longer affiliated with the American Cancer Society, which has a national focus on research for a cancer cure and cancer education. Our mission is to support you or a loved one battling cancer diagnosis with a variety of services at no cost. We can do this because of the support we receive from the United Way of Hancock County and our caring community.

United Way of Hancock County is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families in Findlay, Ohio. Through their various programs and initiatives, they provide support in areas such as vulnerable children, financial stability, and access to food resources. With a mission to make a measurable impact on the community, United Way of Hancock County works towards creating positive change through volunteerism, advocacy, and philanthropy. Their efforts have resulted in the distribution of meals to those in need, serving thousands of children through youth development programs, and providing low-cost transportation for essential needs.Generated from the website

Victim Assistance Program is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Akron, Ohio, dedicated to empowering the community and restoring lives impacted by crisis, violence, and tragedy. They provide comprehensive services including crisis intervention, advocacy, and education to victims of all crime types, regardless of their background or characteristics protected by law. Their team of trained staff, interns, and volunteers offer compassionate and nonjudgmental support through their 24-hour hotline and website chat, providing emotional assistance, safety plans, information on victims' legal rights, community referrals, and education on common reactions to crime. They also work alongside first responders to address the emotional concerns and questions of victims, and offer support to family members and friends in need. Victim Assistance Program is committed to making a positive impact and guiding individuals and families from hardship to healing.Generated from the website