Aiding Our Neighbors in Need, No Matter the Need!

No matter who you are, your ailments, or where you are on this journey of life, we are here for you. Our contact info and office hours are listed below.

Through Hoxworth Blood Center, we bring the convenience of blood donation right to First UCC! Although the COVID-19 pandemic postponed recent donations, we are looking at hosting an event very soon!

Temporarily located in the hallway next to Fellowship Hall, these inspirational booklets cover a variety of topics to help individuals heal mind, body and spirit. Find out more about the available booklets by clicking here.

The goal of the Cancer Justice Network (CJN) is to help low income individuals and minorities get early and timely screening and treatment for cancer in Cincinnati. Find out more.

Mental health wellness is crucial to the entire health, and we understand the importance of personal connections. Especially after the COVID-19 pandemic, these connections are harder to make. The Whole Health Ministries is here for you; we are a listening ear, a conversational friend, and so much more!

From mobility aids like crutches and wheelchairs to feminine hygiene and incontinence products, as well as first aid equipment and much more, our lending closet is open to all. Visit our office to sign out whatever you need for as long as you need.

We are in the process of training new facilitators and hope to hold O.W.L. classes again in the near future (our last class took place in 2019). More information on O.W.L. can be found here.

Old pill bottles taking up cabinet space? Put them to good use by recycling them! Through Matthew 25 Ministries, pill bottles that have been completely cleared of their labels can be donated and reused by pharmacies. Drop off your bottles in the container located in the narthex.

If you have questions regarding your Whole Health, we are here to help. Our local conference of the United Church of Christ also provides wonderful resources for mental health wellness. Click on the link above for the Mental Health and Accessibility Network through the Heartland Conference.