About Us
Our Organization
The Clark County Family and Children First Council is a regional council of governments. The powers of the Council can be found in its Agreement of Articles and are based on Ohio Revised Code Section 167. The duties of the Council are also found in the Agreement and are based on Ohio Revised Code Section 121.37
How we work together
Cluster System of Care
County Family and Children First Council provides a formalized venue to facilitate the alignment of systems…
Student Well-Being
One of the unique functions of the Clark County Family and Children First Council is to mobilize child and family serving partners to identify and address the needs of children…
Prevent Child Abuse
We help provide education for parents and caregivers; offer public awareness and community education through commitments with community partners…
Families
Family Representatives
Each local Family and Children First Council in Ohio is required by state law to include in its membership 3 family representatives. Ohio Family and Children First provides guidance useful to local Family and Children First Councils seeking to engage and empower families. See the effective practice model here.
Service Coordination
Some children and their families get services from many agencies, and local service providers, and from informal support networks, like community groups, friends, neighbors and relatives. Organizing all these services and all these people can be frustrating and overwhelming.
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Parent Education Resources
Parenting can be one of the hardest jobs that you will ever have. We can help connect you with support and education resources so that it feels a little less overwhelming.
Adult/Family Education
Education is very important in being able to provide for and empower your children to be their very best. We can help connect you with the resources you need to further your education or simply meet the requirements to get the kind of job you need to support your family.
News & Events
Collaborative Meeting Minutes – November 2022
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Family Representatives
Service Coordination
Information Guides
Service Coordination
Service Coordination
Information Guide
Each local Family and Children First Council in Ohio is required by state law to include in its membership 3 family representatives. Ohio Family and Children First provides guidance useful to local Family and Children First Councils seeking to engage and empower families. See the effective practice model here.
Families
