Need a Speaker?
We have staff available to speak about the following topics and more:
Family Support Services
Food Stamps
PRC Emergency Assistance
OWF Cash Assistance
Medicaid & Managed Care
Disability Medical
Insurance
Healthy Start/Healthy Families
Nursing Home & Medicaid Waivers
Child Care Assistance
Child Care Provider Certification
Child Support Enforcement
Paternity Establishment
Support Order Establishment, Enforcement, & Modifications
Tax Offset Program
Disbursement of Obligations
Monitoring Collections
Emancipation Rules
Inter-State Support Cases
Relative & Foster Support
Arrears & Direct Payments
Medical Support Enforcement
License Suspension Program
Children Services
Child Abuse and Neglect
Child Abuse Assessment
Foster Care Licensing
Adoption Services
Foster/Adoption Parenting Services
Kinship Care Program
Workforce Development
Prevention, Retention & Contingency Program
WIA (Workforce Investment Act) Program
Employment Services
Employer Services
Job Training
If you would like a speaker for a group or organization please contact Bonnie Richards at 419-668-8126, extension 3102 or email richab02@odjfs.state.oh.us
Mission Statement...
Empowering communities to use our agency as a stepping stone, through the delivery of social, financial, and support services, to enhance quality of life and foster independence.
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 Welcome
to Huron County Job & Family Services
Many working families from Norwalk and the surrounding communities of New London, Bellevue, Monroeville, Willard, Plymouth, and Greenwich struggle to make ends meet due to low-wage jobs, loss of a job or other unforeseen circumstances. This is evident by Huron County’s high unemployment rate.
Huron County Department of Job & Family Services offers a wide variety of programs designed to help Huron County residents maintain a healthy lifestyle, while obtaining and/or keeping employment, and gaining independence.
Some programs we offer: adoption, child care, child support, Medicaid, Ohio Works First, disaster services, the Prevention, Retention and Contingency program, child and adult protective services, and food stamps.
These programs are administered by 100 full-time and 5 intermittent county employees. They are familiar with the challenges facing our customers and work with individuals and families to help meet their needs.
Please take a few minutes to learn about what our agency has to offer.
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