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Ohio Colleges and Universities Disability Resource

Provides links to all Ohio Community Colleges, Public Colleges & Universities, Private Colleges & Universities, Inclusive Higher Education and Ohio Technical Centers (Adult Education)

Summer Resources

The following information is shared in the hope that the challenges and experiences of other parents will enable you to select the summer camp that is most appropriate to meeting the needs of your child

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Our Mission

Our mission is to value and empower each individual, celebrate those with unique developmental, neurological and physical needs, and help others overcome barriers to achieving optimal fitness and independence. We believe that everyone deserves to experience health and fitness that lead to greater independence, personal growth and lifelong health.

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Valemee® is an innovative fitness program using highly effective, proven strategies to help people with physical, neurological, and developmental challenges, and their caregivers, to achieve optimal health and fitness.

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An ABLE account for those with an eligible disability who want to save and invest for a better life, achieve financial empowerment and prepare for a more independent future.

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Charting the LifeCourse

Charting the LifeCourse Framework was created to help individuals and families of all abilities develop a vision for a good life, think about what they need to know and do, identify how to find or develop supports, and discover what it takes to live the lives they want to live. Individuals and families may focus on their current stage of life but may also find it helpful to look ahead to experiences that will move them toward an inclusive, productive life in the future.

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Empowering families and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities throughout Ohio. Who We Are The Family Resource Network of Ohio is here to help families by providing resources, tools, and trainings. We use Charting the LifeCourse Framework to help individuals and families of individuals with developmental

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We want to connect with you! Become a member for free

All funds support our mission. Support Ohio SIBS

Join our team! Opportunities to be involved

What We Do

Ohio SIBS is a grassroots organization of siblings of people with disabilities that came together in 2000 to acknowledge the sibling role in the life of a person with a disability. We support siblings throughout their lifespan by connecting them with resources and creating a community of siblings that support the disability community.

Attendees at the conference will acquire valuable knowledge from Meghan Burke, a keynote speaker, sibling, and researcher from Vanderbilt University. Meghan will address case and cause leadership, guiding attendees in supporting their brothers or sisters and the broader disability community.
We will also feature a sibling panel (with special guests Kari Jones of DASCO and more!) facilitated by Lynne Calloway, an interactive session on Sibling Stories led by Abby Turnwald, breakout sessions with resources to share, and a Self-Care Workshop led by Kara Michelle Pierson, a sibling and founder of Lilac and Indigo.

Date: April 13th, 2024

Location: The WatersEdge Conference & Event Center

4643 Trueman Blvd, Hilliard, OH 43026, USA

Sib Talk is a virtual information series designed for adult sibs anticipating or living the life of a caregiver for their sibling with a disability. The monthly gatherings are just over an hour and are designed for learning, practical application, networking, and support.

The 2024 series will focus on resilience, building a good life (developmental disability services, community supports), and planning well for the end of one (future planning, financial and estate planning). More than just information we also want to support sibs to integrate what they learn into current and future life plans by using basic Charting the LifeCourse tools.

DD Awareness and Advocacy Day

Once a year in March people with disabilities all over Ohio meet at the Statehouse to advocate for current state legislation. To learn more, please visit the Ohio DD Awareness Facebook page.

Sibshops are peer support and education programs for young siblings of people with developmental disabilities. Learn more about our Sibling Support Initiative for Children and our Partnerships with the county boards. Find a Sibshop in Ohio near YOU! https://ohiosibs.org/siblingresourceschildren/

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Ohio SIBS is a nonprofit organization for the benefit of adult siblings of people who have developmental disabilities in the state of Ohio.

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As a part Ohio Medicaid's effort to launch the next generation of Medicaid, ODM has launched OhioRISE (Resilience through Integrated Systems and Excellence), a specialized managed care program for youth with complex behavioral health and multisystem needs.

A Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) assessment is needed to help determine a child or youth's eligibility for OhioRISE. CLICK HERE for information about how to obtain a referral for a CANS assessment.

OhioRISE Resources

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OhioRISE (Resilience through Integrated Systems and Excellence)

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As a part Ohio Medicaid's effort to launch the next generation of Medicaid, ODM has launched OhioRISE (Resilience through Integrated Systems and Excellence), a specialized managed care program for youth with complex behavioral health and multisystem needs. A Child and Adolescent Needs and Strengths (CANS) assessment is needed to help determine a child or youth's eligibility for OhioRISE.

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Ohio Relay is a service that enable people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind or those with a Speech Disability to place and receive phone calls.

Explore the services here to determine which one best meets your needs!

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Ohio's Parent Mentor Project Our Students Deserve Special Attention Find a Parent Mentor Directory Special Education Resources Basics of Special Education We Are Here To Help For nearly 30 years, Ohio Parent Mentors has helped families navigate local and state special education processes and services so that children with disabilities can get the most out of

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Lutheran Social Services 211 Central Ohio

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connecting neighbors to resources

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Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio is a United Way agency, a member of Lutheran Services in America and a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Copyright © 2016 Lutheran Social Services. All Rights Reserved.

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LifeCare Alliance is a nationally recognized nonprofit human services organization serving nearly 30,000 Ohioans each year

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KYC offers FREE Drop-in Center programming for youth ages 12-20.
During Center Based Program hours, KYC is closed to anyone who is over 20 or under 12 years old.
​This includes parents, guardians, family, counselors, etc.
​Only KYC staff and volunteers with background checks are permitted.
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Proud to be the largest and longest standing organization in Ohio serving queer youth.

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Welcome Home

Over 60 years ago, Otto and Mildred Heinzerling dedicated themselves to caring for an often overlooked population-children with severe and profound developmental disabilities. Today, we continue to honor their vision by providing children and adults with compassionate, respectful care in a loving and comfortable home environment. The mission of Heinzerling Community is to provide a loving and nurturing environment that enriches the development, education and quality of life of individuals with severe or profound developmental disabilities.

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Heinzerling Community - A Legacy of Caring

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Over 60 years ago, Otto and Mildred Heinzerling dedicated themselves to caring for an often overlooked population-children with severe and profound developmental disabilities. Today, we continue to honor their vision by providing children and adults with compassionate, respectful care in a loving and comfortable home environment.

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Greater Columbus Rowing Association/Para Adaptive Rowing Program

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Greater Columbus Rowing Association/Para Adaptive Rowing Program

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Mission of PARP: The Para-Adaptive Rowing Program is a community program of the Greater Columbus Rowing Association which is focused on introducing people with disabilities to the sport of rowing. We are dedicated to ensuring our athletes feel supported and thrive in this sport.

This program is supported by volunteers who understand and have expertise in modifying the process based on each athletes specific needs. There are typically 2 sessions a week for both indoor and outdoor rowing seasons. PARP volunteers will provide para-adaptive rowing equipment, coaching, and adaptive expertise on either the ergs (indoor rowing machine) or in rowing shells (boats) depending on the season; we have both single and double boats for our adaptive athletes.

To participate in this program or for other questions/inquiries, please contact us via email.

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Mission of PARP: The Para-Adaptive Rowing Program is a community program of the Greater Columbus Rowing Association which is focused on introducing people with disabilities to the sport of rowing. We are dedicated to ensuring our athletes feel supported and thrive in this sport.

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Franklin County Family & Children First Council

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Franklin County Family & Children First Council

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Franklin County Board of Commissioners Health and Human Service Mobile Unit

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Franklin County Board of Commissioners Health and Human Service Mobile Unit

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As the administrative head of Franklin County government, the Board of Commissioners sets the strategic direction and fiscal priorities for the 30th largest county in the nation.

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FACCES - Family Adolescent & Child Community Engagement Service

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FACCES – Family Adolescent & Child Community Engagement Service – Empowering Families and Children

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Wisconsin has many programs designed to improve the lives of children and adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. This page is designed to help those with developmental and intellectual disabilities and their caregivers find programs that meet their needs.

Adults

Adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities should reach out to their local aging and disability resource center (ADRC) to receive information about program options. Enrollment for all adult programs must be done through your local ADRC.

Find information about adult programs on our Programs for Adults with Developmental or Intellectual Disabilities page.

Federal Definition of Developmental Disability

A person is considered to meet the Federal definition of developmental disability if they have either:

A level of intellectual disability described in the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD)

A related condition as defined by 42 CFR § 435.1009 which states, "Person with related conditions" means individuals who have a severe, chronic disability that meets all of the following conditions:

It is attributable to either:

Cerebral palsy or epilepsy.

Any other condition, other than mental illness, found to be closely related to intellectual disability because this condition results in impairment of general intellectual functioning or adaptive behavior similar to that of persons with intellectual disability, and requires treatment or services similar to those required for these persons.

It is manifested before the person reaches age 22.

It is likely to continue indefinitely.

It results in substantial functional limitations in three or more of the following areas of major life activity: self-care, understanding and use of language, learning, mobility, self-direction, or capacity for independent living.

Wisconsin's definition of developmental disability is broader than the federal definition, in that it does not include the restrictive clauses "b" (onset before age 22) and "d" (substantial functional limitations) of the federal definition. In order to be eligible for home and community-based waivers for developmental disabilities, the consumer must meet the federal definition of developmental disability.

Children

Information about the programs that assist families in caring for a child with developmental and intellectual disabilities at home and in the community is on our Services for Children with Delays or Disabilities page.

Wisconsin's Definition of Developmental Disabilities
(Wis Stat. § 51.01 (5) (a)-(b))
"Developmental disability" means a disability attributable to brain injury, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, autism, Prader-Willi syndrome, intellectual disability, or another neurological condition closely related to an intellectual disability or requiring treatment similar to that required for individuals with an intellectual disability, which has continued or can be expected to continue indefinitely and constitutes a substantial handicap to the afflicted individual.

"Developmental disability" does not include dementia that is primarily caused by degenerative brain disorder.

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Find information about, and resources available for, people with developmental and intellectual disabilities.

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Deaf Services Center Empowering those faced with language barriers by promoting access to communication. Who...

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about Creative Living's facilities

Creative Living's upcoming events

Our Mission

Creative Living provides affordable, wheelchair accessible housing for adults with physical disabilities who desire to further their education, pursue careers and contribute to the community. Our residents are empowered to be self-sufficient and lead full, productive lives while independently managing their disabilities.

ACCESSIBLE APARTMENTS

ON-CALL RESIDENT ASSISTANCE

YEARS STRONG

How do we help our residents & community?

Empower

We empower our residents by providing a home where they can pursue their goals while living independently.

Affordability

Thanks to HUD funding and the generosity of donors, we are able to keep rents and services affordable.

Freedom

Residents have the freedom to live independently with the peace-of-mind of 24/7 on-call assistance.

How can you support our residents?

Your financial gifts support our residents' ability to live independently, pursue and achieve educational and career opportunities and contribute to the community.

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Creative Living provides housing and support to physically disabled individuals. We operate two apartment complexes designed specifically for wheelchairs located adjacent to The Ohio State University. Creative Living provides residents with a supportive sense of community. All residents share the commitment to build a self-sufficient, productive life that fulfills the potential of each individual.

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Columbus Recreation and Parks Department

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NATURE

Explore the great outdoors with our nature programming
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WELLNESS

Improve your well-being with our wellness programming
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CREATIVITY

Discover your creativity with our arts programming
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COMMUNITY

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What we do is essential to the overall well-being of our residents. In addition to just being fun, our parks, programs and services give all of us a chance to improve our physical and mental health, to develop our youth, to focus on our environment, and to make a positive economic impact on our city.

Stay Informed

Sign up for our email newsletters for timely updates. Each month we provide updates on Community, Creativity, Nature and Wellness.

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Facilities

Columbus Recreation and Parks' facilities are great places for residents and visitors to explore nature, focus on wellness, discover their creativity and connect with their community. Explore all of our facilities.

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Columbus Recreation and Parks Department offers a variety of nature, wellness and creativity programming for residents of all ages and interests.

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Columbus Metropolitan Library offers helpful services and resources to the Columbus, Ohio community. Browse our library, find information, and access our tools today!

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Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (COAAA)

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Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (COAAA)

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The Center for Disability Empowerment - If you're a person with a disability who lives in Franklin or Delaware County Ohio, the Center for Disability Empowerment (CDE) can help you find resources to live, learn, worship, work and play alongside people who do not have disabilities.

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Dream with Us! Th Center for Disability Empowerment provides services and supports to individuals with ANY disability, their families and to communities by empowering them to support independence and advocating for full inclusion. Many businesses have embraced our mission and have contributed amazing items that we are auctioning online beginning today through September 20.

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Our Bikes to Go Program helps children and adults own their own bike - specifically tailored to meet their needs and abilities.Whether for recreation or therapy, we work with a team of therapists to assure the right fit. Not every family has the ability to purchase a bike and this is where your contribution to our Boundless Bike Giveaway will help ensure they feel the freedom.

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Welcome - The Adaptive Sports Connection

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The Power of Ability TO EXPERIENCE TO VOLUNTEER TO GIVE Welcome Warriors! Adaptive Sports Connection is committed to helping veterans thrive - impacting physical, mental health, resiliency, and grit. CLICK TO LEARN MORE! Join us for Westerville Group Ride Join us for a small group ride on the Alum Creek Bike Trail starting in Westerville,...

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Ellevation: ML Program Management Tools for K-12

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Ellevation: EL Program Management & Teaching Tools: K-12

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Ellevation is the first and most powerful suite of tools designed specifically for professionals serving English Language Learners. Ellevation saves school districts time, while teachers maximize

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TASO - Turkish American Society of Ohio Columbus

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Our Response to COVID-19:

We are committed to protecting the community. As a social service agency dedicated to helping others, our offices are open only in a limited capacity-by appointment only and face masks are required. Our staff will continue to provide services to clients remotely through phone, email, and online technologies. For assistance, please call our main office numbers: 614-437-9941 in Columbus, 216-456-9630 in Cleveland, and 419-469-2529 in Toledo. To access our interpreting services, contact 614-581-4357 in Columbus and 614-581-6727 in Cleveland.
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US Together is Committed to Serving the New American Population

Guided by humanitarian and human rights values, US Together assists refugees and immigrants escaping wars, violence, tyranny, and extreme poverty to find a safe haven in Ohio; facilitates their resettlement and social, civic, and economic integration through client-centered and culturally appropriate services; advocates on their behalf; and helps them build vibrant communities.

US Together Inc. was founded in 2003 in response to the growing needs of refugees and immigrants in Central Ohio, now serving communities statewide through offices in Columbus, Cleveland, and Toledo. US Together is a mutual assistance agency, which means it was started by and is still run by former refugees. The agency's founders have worked with immigrant and refugee populations since 1993.

What We Do

US Together provides a variety of refugee and immigrant integration programs around Ohio. Click on the icons below to learn more about each program, or visit Our Offices to learn what is offered in your city.

Make a Donation
"As the United States continues to debate the future of immigrants and refugees, families from all over the world are suffering from stress, trauma and anguish. We encourage you to support our organization through advocacy, volunteer work, and the gift of donations."
Help US Together make a difference in the world by donating, volunteering, and following us. Every penny, minute, and click counts.

Our Offices

Founded in 2003 in response to the needs of refugees and immigrants in Central Ohio, US Together is proud to now offer programs across the state of Ohio through offices in Cleveland, Columbus, and Toledo.

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To advance the economic condition, educational attainment, political influence, housing, health and civil rights of the Hispanic population of the United States.

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The Refugee Response - Resource Cleveland

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OUR MISSION

Re:Source Cleveland empowers resettled families to grow roots, supporting them in becoming engaged, self-sufficient and contributing members of their new communities.

Resettled Community Stories

RUTH EMIMA

Home Mentoring Student

The Democratic Republic of Congo

"When am done with college, I will be a police officer, so I can help people feel safe. I like the Re:Source Cleveland program. I like that they give my mom a job and give me a mentor, and I learn more things about the world."

MUSTAFA ISSE

Home Mentoring Student

Somalia

"My dream for the future is to be a video game programmer. To make this dream come true I intend to work hard in a determined way for my future. I would like to thank Re:Source Cleveland for helping my family and others. They are truly a great organization."

RUBI DENG

2017 REAP Trainee

Kenya

Rubi is a single mother living in Cleveland with her young son Wicky, her sister, and her sister's five children. Rubi, who is incredibly patient and driven, aspires to complete her GED, continue learning and study to become a doctor.

View the 2023 Annual Report

You can make a difference with
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Resource Cleveland | Pathway for Newcomers

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Resource Cleveland empowers resettled families to grow roots, supporting them in becoming engaged, self-sufficient and contributing members of their new communities.

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Bhutanese Community Of Central Ohio (BCCO)

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Bhutanese Community Of Central Ohio (BCCO)

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Foster Care, Behavioral Health Services, Foster Parenting, Foster Parents, Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, Georgia, Illinois, Florida, South Carolina, Kentucky, Louisiana, Nevada

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ETSS - Helping Immigrants and Refugees from all countries establish roots and gain self sufficiency in Columbus, Ohio.

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The Refugee Individual Development Account (RIDA) program promotes economic independence and financial responsibility by providing life-changing incentives to new Americans for developing saving behaviors. RIDA provides training for participants in Financial Literacy asa well as asset-specifc training for achieving their goals. Program can be used for Home purchase, vehicle purchase, education or microenterprise.

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While some dictionaries define the word right as "a privilege," when used in the context of "human rights," we are talking about something more basic. Every person is entitled to certain fundamental rights, simply by the fact of being human. These are called "human rights," rather than a privilege, which can be taken away at someone's whim. Every person is entitled to certain rights-simply by the fact that they are a human being.

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What Are Human Rights? Defined * Youth for Human Rights Campaign

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Learn About Youth For Human Rights: Watch Videos And Read Articles For Education On The United Nations Declaration Of Human Rights Including Public Service Messages On Issues Of Abuse And Violations Of Law.

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Somali Outreach Program - The Buckeye Ranch

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Mental Health Services for the Somali Community

Our Somali Program provides culturally-specific intensive and non-intensive clinical and case management services. Using Somali-speaking case managers, we provide support for Somali youth and families struggling with symptoms related to loss, trauma, and resettlement, as well as issues common to the process of merging cultures. The outreach component of the program connects Somali families to community resources specific to their needs. We provide acculturation services to the Somali community in Franklin County and service providers with many Somali clients and patrons.

services we offer to somali families

Somali culture training workshops

Community prevention workshops

Multi-agency collaboration and coordination

Individual acculturation sessions

School boys and girls group sessions

Youth prevention workshops

Navigation and service linkage

School acculturation onsite consultation

Culturally appropriate parenting classes

Consumer advocacy and information dissemination

Engaging the Somali Community in Central Ohio

1. Central Ohio has one of the largest communities of Somali immigrants in the entire country. As a result, Somali residents here have a unique level of community support, as well as a unique set of challenges. Some of the issues we address with our Somali mental health resources are:

2. Lack of Awareness about Healthcare Services - Many Somali immigrants, having come from refugee camps, may not be familiar with the mental health services available or how to navigate the US healthcare system.

3. Stigma and Fear of Diagnosis - Some Somali parents are concerned about the potential labeling of their children with mental health diagnoses, leading to a fear of seeking help.

4. Distrust of the System - Many Somalis worry about the involvement of Child Protective Services (CPS) or becoming entangled with the system, which can deter them from seeking assistance until it becomes absolutely necessary.

5. Misconceptions about Medication - There's a misconception that giving medications to children might worsen their mental health condition, leading to a belief that medical treatment can cause their condition to deteriorate.

6. Denial of Child Mental Health Issues - Some parents may not believe that children can experience mental health problems like anxiety and depression. This belief can stem from the notion that children lead relatively stress-free lives without adult responsibilities.

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For additional information on our services for the Somali community, contact us today.

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1280 Charles Ln

PO Box 384

Marysville OH 43040-0384

Phone: 937.645.6733

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12920 State Route 739

Richwood OH 43344

Phone: 740.943.2509

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212 Chestnut St

Marysville OH 43040

Phone: 937.578.6100

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11158 State Route 38

Milford Center OH 43045

Phone: 937.349.9000

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19463 Pherson Pike

Williamsport OH 43164

Phone: 740.986.3671

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385 Viking Way

Ashville OH 43103-9417

Phone: 740.983.5000

Fax: 740.983.4158

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424 E Mound St

Circleville OH 43113

Phone: 740.474.7529

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200 E High St

Circleville OH 43113

Phone: 740.477.3353

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Logan Elm Local Schools

9579 Tarlton Rd

Circleville OH 43113-9448

Phone: 740.474.7501

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388 Clark Dr

Circleville OH 43113

Phone: 740.474.4340

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7877 US Highway 42 S

Plain City OH 43064-9554

Phone: 614.873.4666

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55 Linson Rd SW

London OH 43140

Phone: 740.852.0290

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500 Elm St

PO Box 88

London OH 43140

Phone: 740.852.7050

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380 Elm St 2 Floor

London OH 43140-1246

Phone: 740.852.5700

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Plain City OH 43064-9306

Phone: 614.873.5621

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906 W Main St

West Jefferson OH 43162-1144

Phone: 614.879.7654

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Pataskala OH 43062-6002

Phone: 740.927.3941

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6097 Johnstown-Utica Rd

Johnstown OH 43031

Phone: 740.967.6631

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312 Maple Ave

Utica OH 43080-0497

Phone: 740.892.3666

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621 Mount Vernon Rd

Newark OH 43055

Phone: 740.670.7000

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Newark OH 43055-8912

Phone: 740.763.3525

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Pataskala OH 43062

Phone: 740.927.6926

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145 N Quentin Rd

Newark OH 43055

Phone: 740.349.6084

Fax: 740.349.6107

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Newark OH 43055

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Fax: 740.322.6990

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525 E Main St

PO Box 70

Hebron OH 43025

Phone: 740.928.5878

Fax: 740.928.3152

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85 W Douglas St

Johnstown OH 43031

Phone: 740.967.6846

Fax: 740.967.1106

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107 Lancaster Dr

Heath OH 43056

Phone: 740.238.7110

Fax: 740.238.7053

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310 N Granger St

Granville OH 43023

Phone: 740.587.8101

Fax: 888.683.7730

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150 Price Rd

Newark OH 43055

740.364.22832

740.364.22691

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200 E Wilson Bridge Rd

Worthington OH 43085-2332

Phone: 614.450.6000

Fax: 614.883.3010

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625 S Yearling Rd

Whitehall OH 43213

Phone: 614.417.5000

Fax: 614.417.5023

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936 Eastwind Dr Site 200

Westerville OH 43081

Phone: 614.797.5700

Fax: 614.797.5701

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1619 Zollinger Rd

Upper Arlington OH 43221

Phone: 614.487.5000

Fax: 614.487.5012

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4750 Big Run South Rd

Grove City OH 43123

Phone: 614.801.3400

Fax: 614.801.1833

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3805 Marlane Dr

Grove City OH 43123

Phone: 614.801.3000

Fax: 614.871.2781

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7244 E Main St

Reynoldsburg OH 43068

Phone: 614.501.1020

Fax: 614.501.1050

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55 N High St

New Albany OH 43054

Phone: 614.855.2040

Fax: 614.855.2043

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New Albany-Plain Local Schools / District Home

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Leaders from NAPLS and New Albany say improved safety for students is one of the major benefits of the city's Rose Run project. The revitalization project began last summer and is expected to be finished by this fall, according to timelines previously provided by city leaders.

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2140 Atlas St

Columbus OH 43228

Phone: 614.921.7000

Fax: 614.921.7001

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775 Rathmell Rd

Columbus OH 43207

Phone: 614.491.8044

Fax: 614.491.8323

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EVERY RANGER. This phrase is meant to include everyone-every student, every staff member, every graduate and every community member. All of us working together.

EVERY REASON. The primary focus of every school system is the academic achievement of all students. Our staff and, by extension, our community take on the challenge of doing even more for our students. We educate the whole child. Whatever the need, whatever the issue, whatever the REASON we are going to work together and do the best we can for each other.

Thank you to our HLSD community for making our students a priority every day, and for always pitching in to help one another.

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EVERY RANGER. This phrase is meant to include everyone-every student, every staff member, every graduate and every community member. All of us working together. EVERY REASON. The primary focus of every school system is the academic achievement of all students. Our staff and, by extension, our community take on the challenge of doing even more for our students.

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4400 Marketing Pl Ste B

Groveport OH 43125

Phone: 614.492.2520

Fax: 614.492.2532

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1587 W 3rd Ave

Columbus OH 43212-2873

Phone: 614.485.4015

Fax: 614.481.4241

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160 S Hamilton Rd

Gahanna OH 43230

Phone: 614.471.7065

Fax: 614.478.5568

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2879 Johnstown Rd

Columbus OH 43219-1719

Phone: 614.475.6440

Fax: 614.342.5001

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546 Jack Gibbs Blvd

Columbus OH 43215

Phone: 614.365.6681

Fax: 614.365.4037

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Fort Hayes Career Center offers half-day career-technical education courses. The career-technical education pathways available include Arts and Communications, Construction, Health Sciences, Manufacturing and Transportation. The programs at Fort Hayes Career Center provide opportunities to prepare students for their future in the community and the world.

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Career-Technical Education / Fort Hayes Career Center

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Fort Hayes Career Center offers half-day career-technical education courses. The career-technical education pathways available include Arts and Communications, Construction, Health Sciences, Manufacturing and Transportation. The programs at Fort Hayes Career Center provide opportunities to prepare students for their future in the community and the world.

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Educational Service Center of Central Ohio

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Educational Service Center of Central Ohio

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2080 Citygate Dr

Columbus OH 43219

Phone: 614.445.3750

Fax: 614.445.3767

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4300 Amalgamated Pl Ste 150

Groveport OH 43125-9375

Phone: 614.836.4541

Fax: 380.280.2249

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4465 S Hamilton Rd

Groveport OH 43125

Phone: 614.836.5725

Fax: 380.280.2251

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5175 Emerald Parkway

Dublin OH 43017

Phone: 614.764.5913

Fax: 614.761.5856

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270 E State St

Columbus OH 43215

Phone: 614.365.5000

Fax: 614.365.5963

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Three All City Wrestlers join the show. Kevin Green, junior at Walnut Ridge High School, Daryl Willis, junior at South High School, and Jermiah Jones, senior at Marion-Franklin High School. Together they reflect on their years of wrestling and the times they were each crowned City League Champions.

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100 Washington St

Canal Winchester OH 43110

Phone: 614.837.4533

Fax: 614.833.2165

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348 S Cassingham Rd

Bexley OH 43209-1897

Phone: 614.231.7611

Fax: 614.231.8448

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11850 Lancaster St

PO Box 278

Millersport OH 43046

Phone: 740.467.2802

Fax: 740.467.3494

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90 North East St

Pickerington OH 43147

Phone: 614.833.2110

Fax: 614.833.2143

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1108 S Main St

Baltimore OH 43105-1196

Phone: 740.862.4171

Fax: 740.862.2015

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2780 Coonpath Rd NE

Lancaster OH 43130

Phone: 740.687.7300

Fax: 740.687.7303