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Holmes County Family & Children First Council is a diverse partnership of organizations and
individuals committed to improving the well-being of children and families. Through shared
resources and a coordinated service delivery system, Council works with parents to empower
families to reach their potential in a strong community environment.
Vision
Holmes County's children and families will be safe, healthy and stable.
Mission
The Holmes County FCFC is a network of organizations and individuals that promotes safe, healthy and stable children and families. This is accomplished by communication and facilitating service coordination, setting services priorities and sharing organizational resources.
Related Programming
Partnerships for Success is a holistic and strategic approach to building Holmes' County's capacity to prevent and respond effectively to our child and adolescent problem behaviors while promoting positive youth development. Learn more here.
Project STAY (Services To At-Risk Youth) is an Alternative School. Services available include:
Project STAY is a free service to families and is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For more information call: 330-674-6070.
Help Me Grow is a voluntary and free home visiting program for families who are expecting a baby or who have a child from birth to age three. It is available to all families, regardless of income and incorporates newborn visiting, ongoing home visits as determined by family needs, and services to children at-risk of or with a developmental delay or disability.
Help Me Grow offers:
For more information call:330-674-5035 or 330-674-0177
Ohio Children's Trust Fund supports child abuse and neglect prevention programming including parent education and support groups and mentoring services to parents. For more information contact Kathy Kelly at 330-674-1111, ext: 368
Holmes County Family & Children First Council is a diverse partnership of organizations and
individuals committed to improving the well-being of children and families. Through shared
resources and a coordinated service delivery system, Council works with parents to empower
families to reach their potential in a strong community environment.
Vision
Holmes County's children and families will be safe, healthy and stable.
Mission
The Holmes County FCFC is a network of organizations and individuals that promotes safe, healthy and stable children and families. This is accomplished by communication and facilitating service coordination, setting services priorities and sharing organizational resources.
Related Programming
Partnerships for Success is a holistic and strategic approach to building Holmes' County's capacity to prevent and respond effectively to our child and adolescent problem behaviors while promoting positive youth development. Learn more here.
Project STAY (Services To At-Risk Youth) is an Alternative School. Services available include:
Project STAY is a free service to families and is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For more information call: 330-674-6070.
Help Me Grow is a voluntary and free home visiting program for families who are expecting a baby or who have a child from birth to age three. It is available to all families, regardless of income and incorporates newborn visiting, ongoing home visits as determined by family needs, and services to children at-risk of or with a developmental delay or disability.
Help Me Grow offers:
For more information call:330-674-5035 or 330-674-0177
Ohio Children's Trust Fund supports child abuse and neglect prevention programming including parent education and support groups and mentoring services to parents. For more information contact Kathy Kelly at 330-674-1111, ext: 368
Kathy Kelly • Council Coordinator
Holmes County Family & Children First Council
85 North Grant Street, PO Box 72, Millersburg, OH 44654
Office: 330-674-1111, ext. 368 • Fax: 330-674-0770 • Email: kellyk01@odjfs.state.oh.us
Holmes County Family & Children First Council
85 North Grant Street, PO Box 72, Millersburg, OH 44654
Office: 330-674-1111, ext. 368 • Fax: 330-674-0770 • Email: kellyk01@odjfs.state.oh.us
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| • | School based individual and group counseling, intervention and prevention activities. |
| • | An alternative education classroom which is housed at Project STAY and incorporated into the Holmes County school system. The goal of the program is to encourage and support students to achieve success while they are working toward their high school diploma. |
| • | Information and referral to other area resources, wrapping services around youth and their families. |
| • | Newborn visits |
| • | Developmental screenings |
| • | Information of parenting topics |
| • | Play groups |
| • | Toy, book and video lending library |
| • | Assistance in getting help from other agencies |
| • | Parent education and support |
The Comprehensive Wayne-Holmes Re-Entry Coalition
The Comprehensive Wayne-Holmes Re-Entry Coalition was developed to identify policy and practices to serve the re-entry needs of juveniles and adults with children under the age of eighteen. Coalition participants include Council members and representatives from housing, transportation and faith-base communities.
