Stark County Jfs: Right Path For Fathers | Stark County Department Of Job And Family Services
Resource Name:Stark County Jfs: Right Path For Fathers | Stark County Department Of Job And Family Services
Stark County Department Of Job And Family Services - Child Support Enforcement Agency
address
221 Third Street Southeast, Midtown Plaza, Canton, OH 44702
Eligibility
Serves non-custodial parents who are Stark County residents who meet the following criteria:
- Have been unemployed for at least 30 days and have not paid support for 30 days.
- Open and active child support case from Stark County.
- The applicant must be physically able to work.
Required documents
Will be requested as needed.
Hours
Due to Covid-19:
Monday - Friday: 8:00am to 4:00pm. Closed on federal holidays.
(330) 451-8930
Voice
Languages
None.
Application process
Due to Covid-19, call the office for more information. Each candidate will have a phone interview which will last about an hour. If eligible, an appointment is made to enroll the candidate in the program.
Fees
None.
Service area
Stark County, Ohio
Provides a program that helps unemployed non-custodial parents overcome barriers to employment, obtain a job, and work to develop meaningful relationships with their children. Participants may receive one of the following types of benefits:
- Regular Benefits: If driver's license was revoked due to non-payment of child support, it will be re-instated and participant will receive a referral list to other service providers.
- Extra Benefits: If driver's license was revoked due to non-payment of child support, it will be re-instated. Will be required to attend class for 4 weeks. Upon completion of the class, if the individual has back support owed to the state, the state will waive up to $2,500 per case. After the individual has gained employment and pays support for 6 consecutive months, if there is still any back support owed to the state, an additional $2,500 will be waived for each case, if needed.
Last Verified
06/29/2026
Providing organization
Stark County Department Of Job And Family Services
Provides the following services:
- Child and adult protective services
- Employment services and job training
- Foster care, adoption services, and kinship services
- Food assistance (AKA food stamps)
- Medicaid and Medicare Saving Program
- Ohio Works First and Temporary Assistance for Needy Family (TANF)
- Child care assistance
- Child care provider certification.
Data provided by
Lifeline Lake County 211
