Ohio: Prison Resources

ACLU of Ohio
Max Wohl Civil Liberties Center
4506 Chester Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44103
Phone: (216) 472-2200
Fax: (216) 472-2210
Email: contact@acluohio.org
Website: http://www.acluohio.org/

Butler County Reentry Initiative
1105 Fourteenth Avenue
Middletown, OH 45044
Phone: (513) 424-8284
Email: 3rdevelopment@sbcglobal.net
Secondary Office: 505 Garfield Street, Middletown, OH
Area Served: Butler County Ohio, primarily Middletown
Parent Organization: 3 R Development

Case Management for re entrants, referrals to wrap around services, peer counseling for individuals and family members.

Linking Families Together
7030 Reading Road
Cincinnati, OH 45237
Phone: (513) 351-6789
Email: joellengrady@zoomtown.com
Website: cccgc.org

Provides transportation for families to visit their loved one in 10 prisons in the state of Ohio.Through the procurement of grants, youth under the age of 18 ride for free to encourage caregivers to take them to see their parent.

Ohio Justice & Policy Center
215 E. 9th Street, Suite 601
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: (513) 421-1108
Email: dsingleton@ohiojpc.org
Website: www.ohiojpc.org

The Ohio Justice & Policy Center (OJPC) is a nonprofit law office that works for productive reform of Ohio’s criminal justice system by: promoting rehabilitation of incarcerated people; enabling them to successfully reintegrate into the community; and eliminating racial disparities in the criminal justice system.

Office of the Chief Inspector
1050 Freeway Drive North
Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: (614) 752-1677
Website: www.drc.state.oh.us/web/chiefinspector.htm
Inmate Grievance Procedure Pamphlet: www.drc.state.oh.us/web/UGP%20Manual.pdf
Prison Rape Elimination Act Information: www.drc.state.oh.us/web/prea.htm

The Office of the Chief Inspector monitors the application of the inmate grievance procedures in institutions to ensure that inmate concerns and problems are being appropriately addressed. Each institution has an Inspector of Institutional Services who is physically located at the institution. This inspector administers the inmate grievance process at the facility and conducts regular inspections to ensure departmental rules and policies are being properly followed.

Office of Ohio Inspector General
30 East Broad Street, Suite 1820
Columbus, OH 43215-3414
Phone: (614) 644-9110
Toll-free Hotline: (800) 686-1525
Email: oig_watchdog@oig.state.oh

The Office of Inspector General investigates fraud, waste, abuse, and corruption within the executive branch of state government. Complaints received by the office are reviewed and evaluated to determine whether there is reasonable cause to believe the underlying allegations, if true, would constitute a "wrongful act or omission" on the part of a state officer, agency, or employee. Inmates can write to the Office of Inspector General to report incidents of sexual abuse in detention and concerns regarding the handling of investigations into such abuses.

INNOCENT INMATES ASSOCIATION OF OHIO
P.O. Box 38100
Olmstead Falls, OH 44138
Email: emailme@innocentinmates.org
Website: www.innocentinmates.org

What does this organization do? Raises funds to support a web site, research cases, and underwrite the procurement and filing of legal documents. This provides resources for innocent inmates to have their cases profiled on the internet, obtain documents, fight for re-trial and have their names cleared. The group is always looking for private investigators and attorneys who can do post-conviction work.

OHIO CURE
Phone: (877) 826-8504
Website: www.cureohio.org

Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants is a membership organization of families of prisoners, prisoners, former prisoners and other concerned citizens. CURE has two goals: 1, to use prisons only for those who have to be in them; and 2, for those who must be in them, to provide the prisoners all the rehabilitative opportunities necessary to turn their lives around.

OHIOANS TO STOP EXECUTIONS
9 East Long Street, Suite 201
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 560-0654
Fax: (614) 224-7150
Email: OTSE.org@gmail.com
Website: www.otse.org

OHIO PUBLIC DEFENDER, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT DIVISION
8 East Long Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 466-5394
Fax: (614) 644-9972

May consider cases on pro bono basis

Haven Homes Transitional Systems
2954 West Central Avenue, Suite 309
Toledo, OH 43606
Phone: (419)536-8390
Email: haven.homes@hotmail.com
Website: www.hh-llc.com

Advocacy,Advocacy - Legal Assistance, Alternate Housing for Adult Both Males/Females, Alternate Housing for Juvenile Both Boys/Girls,Case Work, Counseling,Facility Based (Inside) Reentry Program, Housing - Placement, Housing - SRO, Housing - Transitional with Support, Housing with Meals, Mentoring, Ministry Development, Other, ReEntry Help Center,Spec Services - Ex-offender

ALTERNATIVES AGENCY, INC.
1804 East 55th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44103
Phone: (216) 361-7359
Fax: (216) 361-7368

Rehabilitation services to individuals post incarceration or by alternate sentencing in order to get back in communities and to be productive in society.

Community Re-Entry
1468 West 25th Street
Cleveland , OH 44113
Phone: (216) 696-2717
Email: csee@communityreentry.org
Website: http://www.lutheranmetro.org/index.php/Community-Re-Entry

Supporting persons returning to the community after a period of incarceration, persons placed on probation to reduce recidivism and enhance the quality of life for both the persons and community served.

Ohio Justice & Policy Center
215 East Ninth Street, Suite 601
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: (513) 421-1108
Fax: (513) 562-3200
Email: Contact@ohiojpc.org
Website: http://www.ohiojpc.org/main.html

The Ohio Justice & Policy center is a non-profit law office that works for productive, statewide reform of the criminal justice system by: promoting rehabilitation of incarcerated people, enabling them to successfully reintegrate into the community, and eliminating racial disparities in the criminal justice system.

Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Initiative Grant
Phone: (614) 752-1607
Contact: Horst E. Gienapp

The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections plans to develop and implement the Ohio Community-Oriented Reentry (CORE) Project, which will target adult offenders who are returning to Ohio's two largest urban areas, Cuyahoga and Franklin Counties, and the suburban/rural area of Allen County. Through the CORE Project, the department will partner with various service agencies to address the challenges of recidivism, substance abuse, and physical and mental health issues and to support education, workforce participation, housing, family reunification, faith-based issues, and mentoring. For more information, read this grantee's work plan: http://www.reentry.gov/sar/pdf/wp1_oh.pdf.

Community Connection for Ohio Offenders
Community Reentry Center
993 East Main Street
Columbus, OH 43205-5342
Phone: (614) 252-0660
Fax: (614) 252-0158
Website: www.communityconnectionohio.com

The mission of Community Connection for Ohio Offenders, Inc., is to provide ex-offenders who are reentering Ohio's communities from prison with a comprehensive, systematic continuum of services, including employment, prosocial skills development, and linkages to community services and resources.

Friends of Women's Re-Entry
Beverly Lograsso
2600 Lander Road
Pepper Pike, OH 44124
Phone: (440) 449-1200, ext.162
Fax: (440) 449-3588
Email: baljus@aol.com
Website: www.charityadvantage.com/lutheranmetro/wren.asp

The Friends of Women's Re-Entry Resource Network supports the work of Women's Re-Entry, a community reentry program of the Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry based in Cleveland, OH. The network provides holistic services for incarcerated women to promote empowerment, self-sufficiency, and community stability.

Richland County Reentry Court
Dave Leitenberger, CPO/Program Director
50 Park Avenue East
Mansfield, OH 44902
Phone: (419) 774-5564
Fax: (419) 774-6365

Ohio's Reentry Court model offers a unified and comprehensive approach to managing offenders from court, to incarceration, and back into the community. The Reentry Court targets all felony offenders originally sentenced to prison by the Richland County Common Pleas Court. After assessing the effects of the offense on the victim and community, the court develops a reentry plan that identifies the issues an offender must address to enhance his or her eligibility for release and to enable his or her successful adjustment to the community.

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
30 East Broad Street, 32nd Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 466-6282
Fax: (614) 466-2815
Website: www.state.oh.us/odjfs/index.stm

Of interest to formerly incarcerated persons seeking employment.

Federal Bonding Program
Bureau of Quality and Community Partnerships
Ohio Department of Rehab. & Correction
1050 Freeway Drive North
Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: (614) 728-1534
Fax: (614) 995-0128

The Federal Bonding Program provides fidelity bonding insurance coverage to individuals with criminal histories and other high-risk job applicants who are qualified, but fail to get jobs because regular commercial bonding is denied due to their backgrounds.

Criminal Record Repository
Identification Division
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification & Investigation
1560 State Route 56 Southwest
P.O. Box 365
London, OH 43140
Phone: (740) 845-2000
Fax: (740) 845-2633
Website: www.ag.state.oh.us/bci/bcii.htm

This is the agency individuals may contact to obtain a copy of their state rap sheet and learn about the process of sealing, expunging or cleaning it up. The criminal record repository can also tell the individual who else is legally entitled to have access to his or her record.

Office of the Attorney General
State Office Tower
30 East Broad Street, 17th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 466-4320
Website: www.ag.state.oh.us/default.asp

Employers and service providers may obtain information from the state attorney general regarding occupational bars, the licensing of individuals with criminal records in certain jobs, and whether the state has laws that limit what employers may ask job applicants or protections against employment discrimination based on a criminal record.

Ohio Penal Industries Design Center
1221 McKinley Avenue
Columbus, OH 43222
PhoneL800) 237-3454
Fax: (614) 752-0302
Website: www.opi.state.oh.us

Ohio Penal Industries (OPI) is aimed at preparing prisoners for life after incarceration by providing industrial training and instilling positive work habits. Inmates receive rehabilitative training and personal development skills. Prisoners manufacture and assemble a variety of products and provide a variety of office and business services. OPI's primary markets are governmental agencies and institutions. Studies show that these programs have a positive effect on the participants, reducing recidivism by 17.7 percent.

Ohio Institute on Correctional Best Practices
P.O. Box 69
London, OH 43140
Phone: (740) 852-2454, ext 1091
Fax: (740) 852-3166
Website: www.drc.state.oh.us

All adults convicted of felonies for which the statutory minimum is at least six months enter the state's prison system, which is under the supervision of the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (DRC). At the time of intake, incarcerated individuals with sentences of three years or less develop a "Reentry Accountability Plan" which will enable participation in needed educational, vocational or treatment programs. Subsequent evaluations record individual progress during incarceration. Individuals complete a discharge planning and employment readiness checklist 180 days prior to discharge. Attendance at release preparation workshops is required. Workshops focus on issues such as obtaining identification, resume preparation, social skills and information about community resources, including substance abuse treatment. A videoconference allowing potential employers to interview inmates for job positions is held within 30 days of release.

Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Division of Parole & Community Services
Bureau of Community Sanctions
1030 Alum Creek Drive
Columbus, OH 43209
Phone: (614) 752-1188
Fax: (614) 728-9946
Website: www.drc.state.oh.us/web/bcs.htm

The Bureau of Community Sanctions (BCS) is responsible for providing guidance and oversight to ODRC-funded halfway houses, community-based correctional facilities, and jail and prison diversion programs; reviewing and approving grant applications for community corrections funding; auditing all ODRC-funded programs to ensure compliance with minimum standards of operation; providing technical assistance and training for ODRC-funded programs; and recognizing outstanding achievement within ODRC-funded programs. BCS-supervised halfway houses are community residential programs that provide supervision and treatment services for people released from state prisons or referred by Courts of Common Pleas.

Adult Parole Authority

The Adult Parole Authority (APA) is a section of the Division of Parole and Community Services that collaborates with the ODRC institutions to continue efforts for offender employment. With the help of the Offender Job Linkage Administrators from the ODRC, the Adult Parole Authority staff facilitates interviews between employers and offenders in the parole offices.

Division of Parole & Community Services
Adult Parole Authority
1050 Freeway Drive North
Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: (614) 752-1258
Fax: (614) 752-1251
Web Site: www.drc.state.oh.us/web/apa.htm

Division of Parole and Community Services
Offender Services Network
1050 Freeway Drive, North
Columbus, OH 43229
Phone: (614) 995-3588
Fax: (614) 752-1289

Office of the Ohio Public Defender
8 East Long Street, 11th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 466-5394 or (800) 686-1573
Website: www.state.oh.us/opd

Ohio State Legal Services Association
555 Buttles Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215
Phone: (614) 221-7201 or (800) 589-5888
Fax: (614) 221-7625
Website: www.oslsa.org

This web site has a complete list of free and low-cost service providers in Ohio.

Christian Legal Services of Cleveland, Inc.
1836 Euclid Avenue, Suite 303
Cleveland, OH 44115
Phone: (216) 574-2593 legal intake, or (216) 621-4554 for the executive director
Fax: (216) 621-4555
Email: clscsa@core.com

Christian Legal Services (CLS) provides a wide variety of civil legal services to the poor and homeless. Clients must meet similar financial requirements as Legal Aid. Because it is an independent provider, the organization is also able to help those whom Legal Aid is unable to serve, including illegal immigrants and those currently incarcerated. CLS has recently begun a partnership with Community Reentry, a local service provider, to help clients examine their criminal records. This service is available to anyone, not only Community Reentry clients.

Ohio State Bar Association
1700 Lake Shore Drive
Columbus, OH 43204
Phone: (800) 282-6556, or (614) 487-2050 for Franklin County
Fax: (614) 487-1008
Email: osba@ohiobar.org
Website: www.ohiobar.org

Community Connections
993 East Main Street
Columbus, OH 43205
Phone: (614) 252-0660, ext. 73 or (888) 993-6246, ext. 73
Fax: (614) 252-0158
Website: www.communityconnectionohio.com

Community Connections focuses on helping recently released inmates prepare for and find employment.

Community Linkage
116 South 2nd Street
Hamilton, OH 48011
Phone: (513) 785-5746
Fax: (513) 785-5728

Community Linkage's program provides most of the same services as Community Connections. Its main focus is on assisting anyone returning to the Hamilton area in finding employment, while simultaneously providing social services to try to meet the individual's other needs, including shelter, food, transportation, identification, and other barriers that might prevent the individual from finding or keeping employment.

Goodwill Industries of Greater Cleveland, Inc.
2295 East 55th Street
Cleveland, OH 44103
Phone: (216) 431-8300, ext 282
Fax: (216) 431-4504
Website: www.goodwil-cleveland.org

Goodwill Industries of Cleveland, Inc. has a Post-Release Service Center which offers individualized services to help clients overcome personal barriers to employment, including assistance with substance abuse, anger management, financial management, job seeking, clothing, housing, and food.

Community Reentry
1468 West 25th Street
Cleveland, OH 44113
Phone: (216) 696-2717

Community Reentry oversees 16 programs, each targeted towards assisting different populations in preparing for and finding employment following release from incarceration. Services include job placement and readiness and case management. Clients are also referred to assistance with emergency housing, job training, and substance abuse problems.

Women's Re-Entry Network
1468 West 25th Street
Cleveland, OH 44113
Phone: (216) 696-7535
Fax: (216) 696-7317

The Women's Re-Entry Network is a program within Community Reentry that focuses entirely on women with criminal records. Services include assessment, intensive case management, individual and group counseling, and parenting classes. The Network also offers information and referrals for housing, employment and other needs. It has offices in the county jail and local women's prison offering support groups and case management. The Network acts as a bridge to services on the outside for women who are being released.

Towards Employment
1224 Huron Road, 2nd Floor
Cleveland, OH 44115
Phone: (216) 696-5750
Fax: (216) 696-5119
Website: www.towardsemployment.org

Toward Employment supports individuals in making the transition into the work place. In addition to supportive services, the agency offers job readiness and life skills workshops, GED preparation, and computer skills instruction. Job placement and job retention support is also offered to participants. Towards Employment has offered its services to low-income individuals and recently assumed management and delivery of the "Ex-offenders and Legal Services" programs formerly offered by Cleveland Works.

Agape/Community Reentry Program
1378 Loretta Avenue
Columbus, OH 43211
Phone: (614) 477-4931

The Community Reentry Program is an outgrowth of the AGAPE prison ministries program. Both programs are part of Christians in the Hood, a faith-based organization. Transition planning begins during incarceration focusing on developing life plans and identifying goals and issues that will be faced upon release. When an individual is released from prison, a needs assessment is done to determine the appropriate level of assistance required. Linkages are made with community agencies to further individual goals. Employment resources, accountability group counseling and educational services are all provided.

Transitions Program: Akron Urban League
250 East Market Street
Akron, OH 44308
Phone: (330) 434-3101
Fax: (330) 434-2716
Website: www.akronul.org

The Akron Urban League's Transitions Program assists individuals with non-violent misdemeanors and felony convictions. The program offers job placement assistance and three weeks of job readiness training, including workshops in preparing a resume and increasing interviewing skills.

Providing Real Opportunities for Ex-Offenders to Succeed (PROES)
Employment Connection
1020 Bolivar Road
Cleveland, OH 44115
Phone: (216) 664-4673
Fax: (216) 664-2981

Providing Real Opportunities for Ex-Offenders to Succeed (PROES) is a project of the Cleveland One-Stop Career Center. The program focuses on immediate employment augmented with support services. PROES works in conjunction with the Employment Solutions Program of Alternatives Agency Inc., a halfway house for formerly incarcerated individuals. The intensive two-week program includes life skills training, communication skills, and job readiness preparation.

Solid Opportunities for Advancement and Retention
SOAR Program
Greater Cincinnati Urban League
3458 Reading Road
Cincinnati, OH 45229
Phone: (513) 281-9955
Fax: (513) 281-0466
Website: www.gcul.org

Solid Opportunities for Advancement and Retention (SOAR), a project of the Greater Cincinnati Urban League, provides a combination of short-term education and training services with job placement assistance for African-American and Appalachian males and females. This six-week pre-employment training provides job readiness skills for people who may have employment barriers due to lack of work experience, lack of education/training, or criminal backgrounds. The project accepts walk-in applicants.

State LTC Ombudsman
Beverley Laubert
Ohio Department of Aging
50 West Broad Street, 9th Floor
Columbus, OH 43215-3363
Phone: (800) 282-1206
Fax: (614) 644-5201
Website: http://www.goldenbuckeye.com

Community Legal Aid Services, Inc.
3rd Floor, The Rose Building
265 South Main Street
Akron , OH 44308
Phone: (866) 584-2350
Website: www.communitylegalaid.org

Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati
215 East Ninth Street
Suite 200
Cincinnati , OH 45202
Phone: (800) 582-2682
Website: www.lascinti.org

The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
1223 West Sixth Street, 4th Floor
Cleveland, OH 44113-1301
Phone: (216) 687-1900
Website: www.lasclev.org

The Legal Aid Society of Columbus
40 West Gay Street
Columbus, OH 43215-2896
Phone: (614) 224-8374
Website: www.columbuslegalaid.org

Legal Aid of Western Ohio
525 Jefferson Avenue, Suite 400
Toledo, OH 43604
Phone: (877) 894-4599
Website: www.lawolaw.org

Advocates for Basic Legal Equity (ABLE) Findlay Office
237 South Main Street, Suite 204
Findlay, OH 45840-3336
Phone: (419) 422-1500
Fax: (419) 422-1595
Counties Served: Hancock, Seneca, Wyandot
Case Types: Bankruptcy, Domestic Violence, Employment, Housing, Individual Rights, Public Benefits, Wills
Case Restrictions: LSC restrictions.

Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE)
520 Madison Avenue
Toledo, OH 43604
Phone: (419) 255-0814
Fax: (419) 259-2880
Intake Phone: (888) 534-1432
Email: able@ablelaw.org
Website: http://www.ablelaw.org
Counties Served: Allen, Auglaize, Champaign, Clark, Crawford, Darke, Erie, Defiance, Fulton, Greene, Hardin, Hancock, Henry, Huron, Logan, Lucas, Miami, Mercer, Montgomery, Ottawa, Paulding, Putnam, Preble, Sandusky, Seneca, Shelby, Van Wert, Williams, Wood, Wyandot
Case Types: Bankruptcy, Community Economic Development, Consumer, Domestic Violence, Education, Elder Law, Employment, Health, Housing, Immigration, Public Benefits
Other Case Types: Special Education,
Case Restrictions: LSC restrictions

Toledo Bar Association Pro Bono Legal Services Program
311 North Superior Street
Toledo, OH 43604-1454
Phone: (419) 242-9363
Fax: (419) 242-3614
Intake Phone: (419) 242-9363
Email: pintagliata@toledobar.org
Website: http://www.toledobar.org
Counties Served: Lucas
Case Types: Adoption, Bankruptcy, Community Economic Development, Consumer, Dissolution of Marriage, Domestic Violence, Housing, Individual Rights, Real Estate, Torts, Wills
Case Restrictions: ncome guidelines per LSC regulations Case must be in Lucas County, OH, although the client need not live here.

Medina Pro Bono Project
257 South Court Street
Medina, OH 44256-2244
Phone: (330) 723-5380
Fax: (330) 723-4609
Website: http://community.cleveland.com/cc/wrls
Counties Served: Medina
Case Types: Consumer, Child Custody, Dissolution of Marriage, Domestic Violence, Health, Housing, Individual Rights, Juvenile, Public Benefits, Real Estate, Wills
Case Restrictions: LSC restrictions only.

Greater Dayton Volunteer Lawyers Project
109 North Main Street Suite 610
Dayton, OH 45402
Phone: (937) 461-3857
Fax: (937) 461-4731
Intake Phone: (888) 534-1432
Email: GDVLP@gdvlp.org
Website: http://www.GDVLP.org
Counties Served: Clarke, Darke, Greene, Miami, Montgomery, Preble
Case Types: Adoption, Bankruptcy, Community Economic Development, Consumer, Child Custody, Domestic Violence, Education, Elder Law, Employment, Health, Housing, Immigration, Individual Rights, Public Benefits, Real Estate, Torts, Wills
Other Case Types: Civil cases--family law, probate, etc.
Case Restrictions: Must meet LSC income guidelines

Stark County Legal Aid Society Pro Bono Program
306 Market Avenue North
Canton, OH 44702-1429
Phone: (330) 456-8361
Fax: (330) 456-3812
Intake Phone: (330) 456-8361
Counties Served: Stark
Case Types: Adoption, Bankruptcy, Consumer, Child Custody, Domestic Violence, Elder Law, Employment, Housing, Public Benefits, Torts, Wills
Case Restrictions: Legal Service Corp. regulations

Ohio RSOL(Reform Sex Offender Laws)
James and Dolly Madison
Email: ohiorsol@yahoo.com
Website: http://ohiorsol.wordpress.com

Ohio - OHATSA (Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers)
President: Tyffani Monford Dent, Psy.D.
Cleveland Christian Home
11401 Lorain Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44111
Phone: (216) 416-4277, ext. 3080
Email: ohatsa@prodigy.net

Unfair Appearance in Sex Offender Databases Ohio
Website: http://articles.directorym.com/Unfair_Appearance_in_Sex_Offender_Databas...

If you are listed on a sex offender database because of an act that is now legal, here's how to get your name off. This article also covers how public access to sex offender databases works and why this information is open to the public.

Treatment for Adults and Juveniles that are Sexually Attracted to Teens

Beachwood

Center for Mental & Sexual Health
Stephen B. Levine, M.D.
Candace B. Risen, L.I.S.W.
James Pallas, M.D.
Anna Solomon, L.I.S.W.
Phone: (216) 831-2900

Evaluation and treatment of: adolescents/teenagers and adults
Also treats: abuse survivors age 8 to adult
Languages: English

Chardon

Ravenwood Mental Health Center/STOP Program
Brittain Paul, L.I.S.W.
Phone: (440) 285-3400, ext. 322

Evaluation and treatment of: children, adolescents/teenagers, and adults
Also treats: child, adolescent/teenage, and adult abuse survivors
Languages: English

Cincinnati

St. Joseph Orphanage/Altercrest Youth & Family Services
Diane L. Pipes, L.I.S.W.
Phone: (513) 231-5010

Evaluation and treatment of: children and adolescents/teenagers
Languages: English

Cleveland

Adult Sex Offender Treatment Program
Alan Dean Fazekas, L.S.W.
Phone: (440) 899-1300

Languages: English

Cleveland Christian Home/The Hope Center
Tyffani Monford Dent, Psy.D.
Phone: (216) 416-4277
Website: www.CCHome.org

Evaluation and treatment of: children and adolescents/teenagers
Also treats: abuse survivors age 4 to 17
Languages: English

Court Psychiatric Clinic
Michael Aronoff, Psy.D.
Phone: (216) 443-7330

Languages: English

The Mokita Center
Robin Palmer, L.I.S.W., B.A., M.S.S.A.
Phone: (216) 521-1961

Languages: English

Dayton

The Flexman Clinic
Frederick Peterson, Psy.D.
Phone: (937) 256-5300

Evaluation and treatment of: children, adolescents/teenagers, and adults
Languages: English

Findlay

Family Resource Centers
Holly Schweitzer Dunn, L.I.S.W.
Kay Schamp, L.I.S.W.
Alyssa Roach, L.S.W.
Shawna Zurawski, L.S.W.
Phone: (419) 422-8616
Website: www.frcohio.com

Evaluation and treatment of: children and adolescents/teenagers
Also treats: patients with developmental disabilities age 12 to 18
Also treats: abuse survivors age 6 to 18
Languages: English

Lima

Family Resource Centers
Kelly Huffman, C.S.W.
Phone: (419) 222-1168