County chapters

Local roots.
Statewide reach.

Each OSNA chapter is run by member agencies who know their community best. Find your local chapter below — or help us start a new one where your agency serves.

Founding chapter — 2012

Clermont County

Our founding chapter and the model for everything that followed. Brings together hundreds of partner agencies and representatives across nonprofits, faith communities, businesses and county government.

Chapter meetings 3 times per year, open to member agencies
Active referral and alert network
Fiscal agent: Clermont County Community Services

Active chapter

Adams–Brown Counties

Serves rural southern Ohio where transportation, food access and utilities are top concerns. Member agencies meet regularly to coordinate response across both counties.

Joint Adams + Brown County coverage
Regular networking meetings
Resource sharing and referral coordination

Active chapter

Hamilton County

Connects urban agencies across Greater Cincinnati through shared resources, referrals and convenings 3 times per year of partner organizations serving the metro area.

Greater Cincinnati metro focus
Coordinated partner agency network
Chapter gatherings 3 times per year

Launching summer 2026

Montgomery County

Our newest chapter, launching in summer 2026 to bring the OSNA model to agencies serving the Dayton region. Founding member agencies are forming now — reach out if your organization wants to be part of the launch.

Launches summer 2026
Founding member agencies being recruited
Dayton region focus

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Don't see your county?

OSNA grows when agency leaders in a new community say "we could really use this here." If that's you, we'll walk you through what it takes to launch a chapter — from finding a fiscal agent to recruiting your first member agencies to hosting your first networking meeting.

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