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Huron County Job & Family Services
News & AnnouncementsPRESS RELEASE - BUDGET DELAYS FOR OHIO CAUSE SLIGHT DISRUPTION IN BENEFIT AVAILIABILITY!
Due to the delay in approving Ohio’s budget, there was no authority for The Ohio Department of Job & Family Services to issue recipient benefit payments. With the one-week interim budget plan in place benefits have now been authorized for payment. If your benefits are normally direct deposited into your bank account or loaded on your EPPICard on July 1st, these funds will not be available until July 2nd. Also, if you have a new case that was authorized from June 23rd – June 30th your benefits will not be available until July 7th. Should you have additional questions or concerns you may call our office at 419-668-8126 or the cash hotline number at 866-244-0071.
Have you lost your job? Are you stuck in a low paying job? Do you feel like you are barely treading water? Click on the Stimulus Training Flyer to get a life line!
Our Mission Statement... Proudly providing services and support to strengthen our community
Our Core Values... Integrity, Dedication, Empathy, Knowledge, Quality & Cooperation
Our Vision Statement.... *To promote a positive image within the community *To evolve professionally and personally *To utilize technology to improve efficiency *To strive for continuous improvement |
ATTENTION UMEMPLOYED AND DISLOCATED WORKERS, HELP US BRING MORE FUNDING TO HURON COUNTY!Please fill out the Huron County Workforce Survey by clicking on the link below. All you need to do is complete the survey online and click done at the end. Your answers are confidential and go directly to the Office of Workforce Development. We appreciate your willingness to share this information. Huron County Workforce SurveyWelcome to Huron County Job & Family ServicesMany 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. Please browse the tabs listed above to find out more about our services. We also have a very active job store helping job seekers to enter, remain and progress through the workforce. To learn more about these services go to Northcoast Jobs Connection and choose Huron County. The Huron County Job Store Link www.northcoastjobs.org Please tell us what you think by completing the survey below so we can better meet your needs.
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