Habilitation program serving the needs of older adults with developmental disabilities who no longer desire to work in a workshop setting. Addresses the needs of individuals who cannot work due to pronounced physical needs through occupational, physical, water, and sensory therapies.

Individual Support Coordinators (ISCs) support clients through coordination of services including social, medical, education, and employment. Services may include: *Identify the person’s strengths and resources. *Determine the needs of the person and work to find resources to support those needs *Create a plan that helps individual reach their goals *Connect individual and family with resources and help coordinate between multiple agencies when needed *Check in regularly to discuss updates, changes, and successes *Family supports are also available.

Early intervention (EI) is designed to stimulate development early in life to provide children the opportunity to maximize their abilities. Early Intervention serves children from birth to three years of age who have been evaluated and found eligible for services. A Service Coordinator assisst families with linkages to specialized services.

Provide Pack N Play portable cribs and Safe Sleep Survival Kits to families and caregivers that are unable to provide a safe sleep environment due to financial hardship. Survival Kit contains a sheet for the Pack N Play, a sleep sack for the infant, a bedtime storybook and educational materials for the parents. Family must come to the Board of Health office to pick up Pack N Play and receive instruction on proper assembly and use before taking Pack N Play home.

Autism Resource Coordinators help families connect with the resources available within Nationwide Children's Hospital and the community. They ensure that families receive the most comprehensive care by: - Navigating families through the Nationwide Children's system (scheduling, follow-up visits, referrals, etc.) - Keeping families and health care providers informed of new developments in funding and advocacy - Providing community education and outreach.

Early intervention (EI) provides developmental assessments.

Network of support for people with a wide spectrum of disabilities including but not limited to, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorder, among others. Provide pediatric therapies for children with disabilities; parent and family support and education; adult day support; transition from high school to work; off and on site employment; residential group homes.

BCMH is a tax supported, state administered, program of the Ohio Department of Health. Their mission is to assure through the development and support of high quality and coordinated systems, so that children with special health care needs and their families obtain comprehensive care and services which are family centered, community based and culturally competent. The purpose of BCMH is to rule out a handicapping condition, to diagnose a condition and/or develop a plan of treatment.

Providing classroom programming for children 18 months to kindergarten entry with identified areas of developmental concerns. Classes run September- May with children attending 2 or 4 3-hour sessions weekly. We offer a maximum group size of 8 with the average staff child ratios of 1:4 to allow for individualized client support. We partner up with are Early Intervention Programs, school district special education staff, pediatricians, and outpatient therapy services to wrap students in the highest level of developmental support. Utilizing a play based appraoch, our goal is to prepare the child to be successful in a K-12 educational setting.

Offers developmental screenings of children ages birth to five years old. Screenings are offered at area child care centers.

CMH is a tax supported, state administered, program of the Ohio Department of Health. Their mission is to assure through the development and support of high quality and coordinated systems, so that children with special health care needs and their families obtain comprehensive care and services which are family centered, community based and culturally competent.

Provide Pack N Play portable cribs and Safe Sleep Survival Kits to families and caregivers that are unable to provide a safe sleep environment due to financial hardship. Survival Kit contains a sheet for the Pack N Play, a sleep sack for the infant, a bedtime storybook and educational materials for the parents. Family must come to the Board of Health office to pick up Pack N Play and receive instruction on proper assembly and use before taking Pack N Play home.

Provides interactive educational experiences, physical, occupational and speech/language therapies and specialized instruction.

Provides intensive intervention through small group and individual instruction to prepare children with Autism for Kindergarten.

Provides specialty medical treatment services for children and youth suffering from any of several physically handicapping conditions.

Provides services designed to meet the needs of the family related to enhancing the child's development and to meet the developmental needs of young children.

Program provides early intervention for children with a delay or disability. children go through the eligibility process for services and are assessed for a need of service if the child meets the requirements.

Provides comprehensive speech-language, reading and writing evaluations and therapy to children and adults. Services are provided based on evaluation results and the needs of the clients/families.

BCMH is a tax supported, state administered, program of the Ohio Department of Health. The mission is to assure through the development and support of high quality and coordinated systems, that children with special health care needs and their families obtain comprehensive care and services which are family centered, community based and culturally competent.

Offers comprehensive diagnostic services and intensive behavioral treatment for children with autism. Service includes developing a individual plan that uses a variety of behavioral techniques to increase appropriate behaviors and to decrease or eliminate interfering behaviors. Parental involvement for children of any age, but particularly for infants and toddlers, is a integral part of the treatment.

Help Me Grow Home Visiting is Ohio's program for expectant parents, newborns, infants and toddlers. The program provides health and developmental services so that children start school healthy and ready to learn. Help Me Grow works with parents to support young children's development. Home Visitors provide on-going home visits in the home; focus on improving prenatal health habits and infant care giving skills; provide information on child's health, growth, education and development through the Parents As Teachers program; provide screenings for health, hearing, vision and development; connect families with community resources and services. Affiliated with the evidence-based home visiting model Parents As Teachers. Services include - Developmental Screening - Information on parenting tips - Assistance in developing and reaching family goals - Home Visits to help each child stay "on the road" to healthy growth and development - Service Coordination - professional nurses, teachers, or other qualified staff who share their knowledge about available resources, assist families in connecting with needed services, coordinate services to help families meet their needs and goals. Help Me Grow is - Family-friendly and family centered - Supportive and respectful of each family's needs and preferences - Individualized to meet the needs of each child and family.

Provides ongoing primary care, sports and work physicals, childhood immunizations, annual exams for men and women, disease and condition screenings, prenatal care and sick care for adults, children and infants. Dental, spiritual, behavioral and vision care may be provided for clients. Referrals can be made for speciality care. Also offers nutrition services and diet planning for established patients with diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, obesity and eating disorders.

Provides early childhood development programs to children ages birth to five from income eligible (low-income) families. Children attend early childhood centers as well as learn about computers, art, science, music, and more. Home-based services are also available as an alternative to center-based services.

Provides assistance to school districts in completing a multifactored evaluation for children who have or are suspected of having a disability including audiological, low vision, motor and augmentative communication disabilities. Provides technical assistance to local district evaluation teams regarding best practice techniques in evaluation. Also serves as an information and referral service for community resources available to families of children with disabilities.