Community Action Commission of Belmont County - St Clairsville, Ohio

The Community Action Commission of Belmont County is a non-profit organization located at 153 1/2 W Main St, St Clairsville, OH 43950, with a phone number of 406950293 and website cacbelmont.org. This social services organization specializes in providing assistance to those in need, with a focus on helping low-income families and individuals.

The agency is committed to empowering individuals and families to achieve self-sufficiency and improve their quality of life. They offer a wide range of programs and services, including housing assistance, energy assistance, and help with employment and education.

The commission is well-equipped to handle the needs of their clients, with a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot. They have received positive feedback, with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars based on 37 reviews on Google My Business.

Key Features and Information:

• Address: 153 1/2 W Main St, St Clairsville, OH 43950
• Phone: 406950293
• Website: cacbelmont.org
• Specialties: Social services organization
• Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot
• Reviews: 37 reviews, average 4.3/5 stars

👍 Reviews of Community Action Commission of Belmont County

Ashlee B.

1/5

I called this morning after trying to get my furnace to kick on last night (it was pretty chilly) needless to say it didn't work. I called to see about getting assistance with fixing my furnace or get a new one. The CAC was going to put us on a waiting list which is understandable, however what isn't understandable is they refuse to provide assistance unless we have lived in our home for 12 months which we haven't. We have lived in the home for approx. 8 months.
How does the amount of time someone has lived in the home matter? 6 months or 6 years, they are still just as cold regardless of the amount of time they have lived there. We will have to purchase electric heaters and such to keep our toddler children from freezing.
This really blows my mind. Shame on them.
I'm posting this so others know about the 12 month rule... 12 months or you have to freeze it out. I hope others are at least able to get heaters to hold them over.

Amber S.

5/5

The head start program is amazing! My son went to the one in Flushing this past school year and he loves Mrs Kim and Mrs Vet!! It will be sad when the school year ends which is Friday 5-10-19 😔 but my son has came along way since the beginning of the school year and ImI so glad he had some great teachers! Next year he will off to kindergarten a whole new ball game I hope his teachers are as nice as the ones he had this past year! Thank you so much!

Debbie L.

5/5

Wonderful organization guides you through each step friendly… on time with what they say they will do… Thank you so much for all you have done to keep me warm…..

Megan C.

5/5

St.myers learning center is amazing. The teachers are amazing as well they put their all into the class room and students . I couldnt have ask for a better school for my daughter the past 2 years

House O. E.

5/5

Community Action Commission (CAC) of Belmont County did work on our house in 2017 when we participated in the Weatherization program. Our house almost had no insulation in the exterior walls and the walls weren’t capped. All of the warm air went straight up to the roof and cool air was trapped down in the basement. CAC capped the walls, added attic vents, and pumped blown insulation everywhere that needed it. They also moved our hot water tank out of our laundry room and into the attached garage because the tank was at risk of back drafting which could have caused a fire. They also fixed a small pinhole gas leak in a pipe leading to the furnace. We had no idea there were problems. We had just bought the house a year before, and the home inspector didn’t say anything about those issues. CAC also gave us energy efficient lightbulbs before they left. Our house is much easier to heat and cool now that it’s properly insulated. On a 75° day the upstairs would get to 85°, before that work was done. Now the lower part of the house can be set at 70° and the upstairs is 72°. Things are much more comfortable, including our energy bills.

Jessica D.

5/5

The HEAP program is an excellent community resource offering utility assistance to Belmont County residents in need. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly and polite. The Heap Office goes above and beyond for community.

Jacquetta S.

5/5

The HEAP program is a great asset to those in need in our community. If you are on a fixed income and can’t afford to pay your heating costs check the HEAP program out they may be able to help you with gas and/or electric bill.

JudyLynn M.

5/5

The HEAP Office helps Belmont County Ohio residents with assistance when they are in need and meets guidelines that must be followed. The staff tries to assist in anyway they can and are kind and helpful.