Provides adoptions and foster care information and services for children who are in the temporary or permanent custody of the Hamilton County Job and Family Services, which includes adoptive/foster parent recruitment, education and training, preparation services, and ongoing support.

Provides adoptions and foster care information and services for children who are in the temporary or permanent custody of the Clermont County Job and Family Services, which includes adoptive/foster parent recruitment, education and training, preparation services, and ongoing support.

Offers individual and family counseling for foster-to-adopt and post-adoptive families. Assists adoptive families strengthen relationships and focus on specific mental health needs of the child.

Offers individual and family counseling for foster-to-adopt and post-adoptive families. Assists adoptive families strengthen relationships and focus on specific mental health needs of the child.

OhioKAN is a flexible and responsive kinship and adoption navigator program designed to assist children, caregivers, and families statewide. OhioKAN's number one goal is to help kinship and adoptive families navigate and connect with all of the resources, supports, and services available to them locally and statewide. The OhioKAN process includes an initial conversation via our statewide phone line (1-844-OHIOKAN), in which an OhioKAN Navigator talks directly with kinship and adoptive families to understand their situation and needs and together determine if OhioKAN can help. If the family and Navigator decide together that OhioKAN can help navigate and access important resources, they complete an assessment overview to begin making a plan together. After this review, the Navigator utilizes the OhioKAN Information Hub to review more than 10,000 local and statewide records to find, analyze, and organize all of the resources available to the family based on their exact situation, location, and needs. These resources are collected into a Personalized Resource Plan, which the family can use as an action plan for accessing all of the local and statewide resources they deserve. The Navigator follows up with the family to ensure they are able to access these resources and address any new or continued challenge

Provides the opportunity to get assistance with issues related to parenting, to apply for needed benefits, to participate in a job training program with the goal of employment and to discuss with a case manager a plan for family success. Service provided by professional social workers. Includes assistance with becoming a foster or adoptive parent, parenting skills for foster parents, adoption and foster care support groups and life skills education.

Provides referrals to adoption agencies and other service providers.

Provide temporary shelter for single women and women with children who are homeless. Length of stay is 30 days with goal of moving to stable housing. Assistance with finding permanent housing and other resources.

Offers free pregnancy tests, peer counseling, post abortion support, adoption information & pregnancy support. Does not provide abortion referrals.

Provide temporary shelter for single women and women with children who are homeless. Length of stay is 30 days with goal of moving to stable housing. Assistance with finding permanent housing and other resources.

The Children Services Unit investigates reports of abuse and neglect. This unit also assumes responsibility for dependent children. Ongoing protective services to families and children identified to be a risk of further abuse or neglect. Foster care and adoption services are provided. Alternative Response is a form of practice in child protective services that allows for more than one method of response to accepted reports of suspected child abuse and/or neglect.

Recruits, trains, and licenses foster homes that provide care for children who are in the temporary or permanent custody of Butler County Children's Services. Also places children in suitable adoptive homes when necessary.

Offers adoption, foster care, and therapeutic foster care services for youth. Provides behavioral and mental health services for those within NYAP’s Foster Care programs. Also provides extensive training and support for fostering parents.

Provide temporary shelter for single women and women with children who are homeless. Length of stay is 30 days with goal of moving to stable housing. Assistance with finding permanent housing and other resources.

Provides food, child care, Medicaid, cash, transportation, rent and utility assistance; child support enforcement; paternity establishment; child protective services; foster parent licensing and training; adult protective services.

Helps birth parents understand the various adoption routes that are available including adoption through the agency, identified adoption through a client contact or independent adoption with an attorney. Once a choice is made, emotional support is offered and individualized adoption plans are developed. Birth parents receive free pregnancy or adoption counseling, paid medical costs, participation in selecting the adoptive family and mediation of contact between the biological and adoptive parents.

Provides adoptions and foster care information and services for children who are in the temporary or permanent custody of the Brown County Job and Family Services, which includes adoptive/foster parent recruitment, education and training, preparation services, and ongoing support.

Offers assistance with the adoption process for the foster care / adoption of abused and neglicted children.

Provides behavioral health services for children and youth. Services include the following: * Filial Therapy for Children and Parents, ages 3-10 * Adventure Group Therapy, as appropriate * Family Counseling, all ages * Parenting Classes, all ages * Child and Parent Psychotherapy, all ages * Adoption Mental Health Services, all ages * Therapeutically Supervised Child and Parent Visitation, all ages * School-Based Counseling, all ages

Provide temporary shelter for single women and women with children who are homeless. Length of stay is 30 days with goal of moving to stable housing. Assistance with finding permanent housing and other resources.

Miami County Right To Life Society offers adoption referrals.

Provides training and support for parents who are interested in adopting children who have been placed with them. Also provides post-adoption support and mental health services for adoptive families.