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The Family Stability & Shared Youth program provides service coordination and support to Greene County families having children receiving services from multiple service systems. The program also assists the families and agencies in determining the need for placements, identifying options, coordinating funding, monitoring progress as well as discharged planning from residential treatment centers.

Faith based non-profit providing social development for children; skill classes, family assistance; tutoring/health services for children; Super Kids program providing Biblically based music, games, drama, videos, object lessons, etc.; Super Kids Thrive providing Bible character education program; Summer Day Camp program; Teen Leadership program for Middle-High School students providing skill building, Ready-4-Work program, mentoring, camp and community service opportunities; karate classes $10/month; Summer NOW Youngstown outreach. Provide family assistance: food boxes, clothing, shoes, winter hats/gloves, housewares, diapers and hygiene items and monthly transportation to local market.

Program to help at risk youth age 14-24 successfully transition to adulthood.

Offers information and support for families.

Develops partnerships with parents, guardians, and youth in order to strengthen the family unit by providing case management and supportive services. The goal is to help youth succeed in school and develop life skills with help from the family. The Family Resource Center also aids families that are dealing with issues such as domestic violence, truancy, teen pregnancy/parenting, job readiness, and youth who are demonstrating at-risk behaviors.

The Family Resource Center provides information and referral to area residents to help identify and address youth and family issues in many areas, such as basic needs assistance, holiday help and youth asset-building activities. Family Resource Center also assists local ministerial association with food pantry coordination.

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Provides outreach services to hard-to-reach pregnant women and women with children under 2. Works to improve the health of these families. Services include linkage to social and health services, education on health issues, assistance in overcoming health barriers including support for health care appointments.

Support group that allows family members a chance to fully share their struggles and give support and comfort to each other. Groups include information and resources and educational presentations. Meets at Euclid Avenue United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall - 1304 Euclid Avenue in Zanesville.

Provides a Resource and referral assistance and general case management program that assists families struggling with challenges and assistance identifying and working towards goals. Next Steps College Completion program pairs Success Navigators work with low-income students at Sinclair Community College to help them overcome non-academic barriers to completing their education.

Program to help at risk youth age 14-24 successfully transition to adulthood.

Provide peer socialization and activities to adults. Yoga, physical exercises, recreational activities, games, etc. STNA on staff provides blood pressure checks as needed. Breakfast and lunch provided. Bus passes available for those who need them. A smoke free and drug free environment.

Program to help at risk youth age 14-24 successfully transition to adulthood.

We help first time mothers have healthy pregnancies, improve child health & development, and become more economically self-sufficient.

Provides a resource center for families including a family library, hospital care coordinators, and community resources such as case managers from Summit County Department of Job and Family Services, Summit County WIC, and financial empowerment staff from United Way of Summit and Medina.

Provide peer socialization and activities to adults. Yoga, physical exercises, recreational activities, games, etc. STNA on staff provides blood pressure checks as needed. Breakfast and lunch provided. Bus passes available for those who need them. A smoke free and drug free environment.

Provides a wide variety of social services that are designed to support the healthy development of families, improve family interaction skills, and help fragile families to resolve their problems at a pre-crisis stage before they become unmanageable.

Program to help at risk youth age 14-24 successfully transition to adulthood.

Assists families that have multiple needs navigate services. Provides the venue to address family needs, eliminate duplication and build natural supports. Assists with connection to family supports such as respite, camps, social activities, coaching, parent education, advocacy and assistance for paying the cost of these services. Transition planning provided between home to residential placement and back to the home and community. This includes determining the goals of placement, reviewing progress made and supports needed to bring the youth home and assure a stable environment. Structure includes a Service Coordination Steering Committee that reviews cases, approves use of funding, and monitors outcomes.

Provide peer socialization and activities to adults. Yoga, physical exercises, recreational activities, games, etc. STNA on staff provides blood pressure checks as needed. Breakfast and lunch provided. Bus passes available for those who need them. A smoke free and drug free environment.

Program to help at risk youth age 14-24 successfully transition to adulthood.

The FAP program provides respite care; counseling, training and education; special diets; special equipment and home modifications. In addition, the new FAP program covers expenses for individuals on various waivers for any of the above services not included in the waiver. As with the old program, FAP is a payer of last resort where families are required to exhaust other possible funding sources before FAP will cover services. Available funding is based on a sliding fee scale and the family is required to furnish documentation of the families income of the last reported tax year.

Assists families that have multiple needs navigate services. Provides the venue to address family needs, eliminate duplication and build natural supports. Assists with connection to family supports such as respite, camps, social activities, coaching, parent education, advocacy and assistance for paying the cost of these services. Transition planning provided between home to residential placement and back to the home and community. This includes determining the goals of placement, reviewing progress made and supports needed to bring the youth home and assure a stable environment. Structure includes a Service Coordination Steering Committee that reviews cases, approves use of funding, and monitors outcomes.

Provides support to empower fathers including workshops, wraparound support, career services and training, and consultations with a parenting coach covering topics such as legal questions and navigating co-parenting situations. *Services and workshops may be accessed in person or online.