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Provides support groups for adult victims and survivors who have experienced intimate partner violence, stalking, or sexual assault. Groups may address any or all of these issues in the same meeting.

Preserves the peace while protecting the lives and property of people in Beavercreek. This includes the enforcement of all laws and ordinances, preventing crimes, investigating criminal activities.

Provides general crime prevention and safety education and information, including but not limited to, bunco/fraud prevention, bicycle safety, child passenger safety, telecommunications safety, identity safety, and elder abuse prevention. Provides a school resource officer as well as substance abuse prevention and gang prevention information.

Investigates and provides case management for abused, neglected, or exploited adults over 60 years of age.

Provides programs on ways to avoid or handle abusive or potentially abusive situations.

Provides counseling to individuals, couples, and families. The primary goal of the program is to strengthen and stabilize families. Some home-based services are available as determined by need.

Teaches behaviors necessary to maintain a non-violent lifestyle to individuals with a history of domestic violence offenses. Offers individual assessment and counseling for women and youth. Provides assessment and group counseling for men. Works with offenders on accountability, exploring patterns of abuse and identifying barriers that prevent healthy relationships.

Provides crime prevention and safety programs to Centerville residents in the areas of: bunco/fraud protection, property identification, child abuse prevention, juvenile delinquency prevention, commercial and residential security evaluations, child sexual assault prevention, shoplifting prevention, halloween safety, school safety, bicycle safety, vacation security checks, neighborhood watch programs, traffic safety, and child passenger safety.

Provides domestic violence education classes. Corresponds with courts, probation and parole personnel and other organizations. Includes group and individual sessions, random urinalysis and aftercare.

Provides advocacy to victims of domestic violence. Services include intervention, prevention, and education. Program focuses on assisting persons from South Asia, East Asia, the Middle East, and some Eastern European countries.

Provides confidential counseling with a mental health professional for victims of domestic violence. Offers counseling for children who have witnessed or experienced some type of abuse or violence. Provides family therapy and parent education focused on helping the household to recover from past abuse, violence, or other traumatic events. Seeks also to prevent abuse within families who may be at risk due to a variety of stressors including: large family size, teenage single parenting, financial problems, drug problems, special needs children, etc. Teaches how to deal with child and parent anger issues, to handle conflicts and manage stress, to recognize cues from children and address their needs, to administer reward and punishment, and to build better communication among family members.

Sends out printed information about child protective services, and makes available management staff to give presentations to schools, community groups and professional organizations about all aspects of child protective services.

Dispatches police officers within Riverside city limits to the scene of a crime in progress or a police emergency incident (call 911). Dispatches police officers to the scene of incidents where citizens need non emergency assistance

Provides public safety services, security evaluations and vacation security checks for the residents and businesses in the City of Westlake.

Provides 24-hour crisis intervention and investigations of child abuse, neglect, and dependency. Other services include services to unwed parents; foster placements; adoption; and voluntary surrenders. Contact: Intake Staff; Phone: (419) 334-8708 .

Promotes community awareness, support, and prevention regarding the effects of domestic violence.

Visits area schools, youth clubs, adult groups and senior programs to discuss animal welfare issues.

Offers intervention and counseling in a group setting to those who exhibit abusive behavior toward their spouse or partner. Goal is to increase the abuser's ability to use healthy skills in relationships or conflict situations. Anger management is a component of this program. In cases where the individual is court-referred, this service may be issued in lieu of incarceration.

Provides information and training about domestic violence, sex trafficking, and child abuse for community and professional groups

Provides police protection services, general crime prevention information and education for the City of Parma. Also, provides information and education on child abuse prevention and child safety, elder abuse prevention, personal safety, burglar prevention, and sexual assault prevention. Offers vacation security checks and security evaluations for businesses and residents.

Provides a wide range of programs for children who are victims of abuse or other acts of violence. Services include the following: forensic interviews at a child-friendly site where professionals conduct joint investigative interviews with child victims, crisis counseling and case management for victims and non-offending family members (available to children and families at all stages of the investigation and prosecution process). The program helps children and families cope and heal emotionally, animal-assisted therapy support for victims of violence. Provides practical information and support to the children and family about the investigation and court process, safety education that teaches young children about safe and unsafe touches and ways to seek help from trusted adults, and also provides on-site medical exams.

PACE is New Directions Parent and Child Education program that addresses youth facing multiple risk factors, providing space for youth and parents to learn and grow together. The PACE program includes two tracks, one for the parent/caregiver and one for the youth where they learn about healthy relationships, digital respect and safety and risky behaviors.

Offers training to educators and social services. Providers in violence prevention techniques aimed at young children. Teaches ways for children to identify potentially violent situations and to avoid them.