Offers a variety of youth programming to promote self esteem, foster problem solving skills, increase academic achievement, and prevent drug use. Aiming High is an after school program for children age six through 12; Coalition for Academic and Personal Excellence (C.A.P.E.) is for youth age 12 to 17 years. The Male Academy for Traditional Conduct and Honor (M.A.T.C.H.) is for young males and promotes cultural awareness, positive self-esteem, self-reliance and interdependence, and critical thinking skills.

Investigates crimes and provides prevention programs for the community.

Provides a program to divert youth who have committed a first offense from further patterns of activity that would lead towards increased involvement with the justice system. A social worker/case manager works with the family to determine a case plan with appropriate options. Participating youth must complete the requirements of the case plan and not re-offend within a specified time to avoid having the case sent to Juvenile Court for disposition.

Provides crime prevention and safety programs to Centerville residents in the areas of: bunco/fraud protection, property identification, child abuse prevention, juvenile delinquency prevention, commercial and residential security evaluations, child sexual assault prevention, shoplifting prevention, halloween safety, school safety, bicycle safety, vacation security checks, neighborhood watch programs, traffic safety, and child passenger safety.

Program provides dinner, information on health, crime prevention, and youth employment services to nurture youth toward academic and life success.

Offers crime prevention and safety programs in the areas of: fraud protection, child abuse prevention, juvenile delinquency prevention.

Offers crime prevention and safety programs to City of Dayton residents only. Programs include: security assessment/assistance for residences and businesses, personal safety information, vacation security checks, neighborhood watch, extra eyes program, police athletic league.

Prevents and reduces neighborhood youth crime and delinquent behavior while improving both mental and physical well being. Provides diverse, positive activities and opportunities for youth ages five to twelve. Provides transportation to five different schools, to and from their school. Upon arrival the children are given a hot nutritious meal and then they can attend: arts and crafts, swimming two times a week, playground, gym, game room, computer lab, homework study center and tutorial help. Open all school vacations days during the school year and on snow days from 9 am to 6 pm.

Networking program among city and county students in grades 5-12. Goal of program is to improve the quality of life for youth in Richland county.

Group mentoring at local schools. Individual mentoring for youth with mild to moderate behavioral issues. Wraparound and/or Intensive Service Coordination for youth with moderate to severe behavioral issues with risk of out of home placement.

Throughout the year the Children’s Services Division of the Knox County Department of Human Services sponsors parenting sessions for children of all ages. There is also a teen specific group to assist teens in the handling of certain issues including; dealing with authority, self-esteem, and setting consequences for actions taken, and a variety of other problems and circumstances that teens face on a daily basis.

Provides safety programs in the areas of residential security evaluations, firearm safety, halloween safety, school safety, bicycle safety, neighborhood watch programs, personal safety, traffic safety, and child passenger safety.

An aquatic/outdoors educational program that serves as a primary prevention and early intervention project for youth. The program is designed to supply activities that are alternatives to drug and alcohol use and experimentation. Also provides eduction services that address stressors such as alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, violence, leadership skills, coping skills, and other services that negatively impact youth.

Offers safety programs to residents of German Township in the areas of residential security evaluations, school safety, bicycle safety, and vacation security.

Provides many non emergency crime prevention and public safety education services. Including neighborhood watch programs, security evaluations for both residential and commercial customers, D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) programs in both elementary, high schools and crime reporting hotline.

Provides a variety of safety education and crime prevention services for the City of Maple Heights. Also provides a Child Seat Inspection Team, and a Gun Lock give-away Program (1 lock free to any adult resident).

Provides a variety of crime prevention and safety education services for the City of Garfield Heights. Does not have many specific programs, but does offer individual workshops/seminars on a wide variety of specific topics as requested.

Provides a wide variety of crime prevention and safety education services for the City of Lyndhurst. Covers topics such as fraud prevention, child abuse prevention, child passenger safety, child sexual assault prevention, violence and general crime prevention, elder abuse prevention, gangs, hate crimes, juvenile delinquency, pedestrian and personal safety, school safety, spousal abuse prevention, substance abuse, and sexual harassment prevention. Offers vacation security checks, neighborhood watch programs, and security evaluations for businesses.

Offers educational and prevention programs that provide alternatives to drugs and violence. Includes a TV/Radio program that focuses on current issues of interest to teens. Staff are also available to do training on prevention issues for health professionals, commercial groups, schools, and community-based organizations.

Provides a designated officer who works with children/youth who reside in the City of South Euclid at the schools and various community locations.

Provides crime prevention and safety programs in the Miamisburg area .

Provides curriculum and training about youth issues including alcohol, tobacco, violence, destructive peer pressure, and substance abuse for cities, police departments, and school systems. Law enforcement agencies implement the program in their schools. Offers training programs and certification for officers. Provides limited information about established local programs.

Provides a program for at risk youth ages 6 to 17 years old who are struggling with authority and/or exhibit worrisome academic behaviors.

Offers a variety of youth programming to promote self esteem, foster problem solving skills, increase academic achievement, and prevent drug abuse. Aiming High is an afterschool program for children age six through 12; Coalition for Academic and Personal Excellence (C.A.P.E.) is for youth age 12 to 17 years. The Male Academy for Traditional Conduct and Honor (M.A.T.C.H.) is for young males and promotes cultural awareness, positive self-esteem, self-reliance and interdependence, and critical thinking skills.

Provides programs that build relationships with children through constructive activities. Topics may include improving children's overall physical, social and academic performance, learning non-violent conflict management techniques, decreasing substance and alcohol abuse, community involvement and awareness, social and life skills, character building, and goal-setting.