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This group was created to support grandparents caring for their grandchildren with disabilities.. In our meetings we will provide a place to be heard and listen to others as we navigate challenges, and discuss struggles and stress. In addition, we will share and discuss resources about the importance of self-care.

211 Pathways

A Parent Mentor is the parent of a child with a disability who is employed by a local educational service center to help school districts and families by providing training, support and information services. Services include: - Guiding families through the special education process and helping them understand their rights and responsibilities; - Listening and providing support to families and educators on an individual basis; - Providing information and resources to families and school personnel on education laws, district programs and services and community resources; - Attending Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings and other meetings at parent or staff request; - Organizing and conducting information sessions or workshops based on the needs of families and professionals; - Building collaborative partnerships among families, schools and communities to benefit students with disabilities.

211 Pathways

A Parent Mentor is the parent of a child with a disability who is employed by the local educational service center to help guide school districts and families by providing training, support and information services. Services include: - Guiding families through the special education process and helping them understand their rights and responsibilities; - Listening and providing support to families and educators on an individual basis; - Providing information and resources to families and school personnel on education laws, district programs and services and community resources; - Attending Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings and other meetings at parent or staff request; - Organizing and conducting information sessions or workshops based on the needs of families and professionals; - Building collaborative partnerships among families, schools and communities to benefit students with disabilities.

211 Pathways

The FSS program is designed to provide families with support and guidance to gain or maintain financial independence. FSS is an opportunity for you to improve your personal financial situation FSS will put cash into a special savings account (called an escrow account) to reward you if you increase earned income and successfully complete the program. As your earned income increases, so does the amount that FSS deposits into the escrow account for you each month. FSS clients have earned upon completion amounts ranging from $500 to $12,000. FSS provides case management support to help participants achieve goals related to employment, education, finances or even home ownership. Your FSS Case Manager will work with you and your family to set short and long-term goals. We will identify together steps to take to achieve those goals. Your Case Manager will provide you with the guidance, resources and support you need to move forward towards self-sufficiency.

211 Pathways

Program for children facing adversity to be matched in a mentoring relationship with either a high school student (school based program only) or an adult mentor. Mentors are trained and supervised throughout the match relationship. Agency provides services for youth while they are waiting to be matched.

211 Fairfield

A support network for parents of children in special education and referred students of the Knox County and Mount Vernon School systems. The services provided are parent education, support on an individual basis, attend IEP meetings, resources, and link families to community agencies. Support groups meet in Mount Vernon, Centerburg and Fredericktown.

211 Pathways

The Youth in Leadership (YiL) School Mentoring Program pairs high school students with at-risk elementary students for a one-on-one mentoring relationship. All match meetings occur on school grounds, and are planned and supervised by Southeast Ohio Youth Mentoring (SEOYM) staff members. Curriculum focuses on nutrition, physical activity, and forming positive relationships with peers and adults.

211 Pathways

Provides assistance to new and expectant parents to help them attain items needed for babies and/or children under the age of 2 such as cribs, car seats, pack-n-plays, strollers, diapers, wipes and other baby care essentials. Offers life skills education for new parents and mentoring programs.

211 Pathways

Faith based programming providing mentoring.

HNNEO 211

Program that assists Northeast Ohio students in their post-secondary education by providing mentoring, workshops, scholarships and grants for academic-related needs, and additional assistance and peer support.

2-1-1 Ashtabula County

Parent Mentors provide free support and resources to families of children with disabilities and school staff members. Parent Mentors typically work within designated school districts or Educational Service Center areas. Parent Mentors can provide information and resources for: - Improving student success, especially in literacy; - Planning transitions from preschool to school and from high school and beyond; - Understanding the rights and responsibilities of families and students. Parent Mentors also can: - Attend individualized education program (IEP) meetings and other meetings at the request of families or staff members; - Host information sessions for families and staff members; - Connect families, schools and communities by providing links to local services and organizations that support students with disabilities; - Provide information about federal, state and local special education laws and policies; - Share updated information about special education, such as timelines and deadlines, eligibility processes, informed consent, prior written notice and other requirements.

211 Pathways

Community Mentorship Program seeking appropriate adults (must be at least 21 years old) to serve as mentors and make a difference in the life of a court-involved youth and ultimately help build a safer and stronger community.

211 Pathways

Provides case management and resource navigation to formerly incarcerated persons to help them move toward independence. Also provides mentorship to formerly incarcerated adults, youth, and their families.

211 Cleveland

Mentoring programs are provided to serve children ages 6 to14. Primarily at-risk youth, by providing quality one-on-one mentoring relationships to children and youth through school based mentoring programs known as "Lunch Buddies". School-based program are hosted at school district once a week during the youths lunch period. Services significantly increase youths' assets, social competence, self-confidence, caring and academic performance.

HelpLink 211 Dayton

Offers in-school learning enrichment specifically tailored for at-risk middle to high school girls. Provides a supportive environment where girls are encouraged to develop their leadership skills, fostering self-confidence, and resilience. participants engage in activities that enhance emotional intelligence, helping them navigate personal challenges and build healthy relationships. Offers personalized academic support and enrichment activities to help participants excel in their studies, ensuring they are equipped with the tools and knowledge to succeed. Prepares young girls to become confident, capable, and compassionate leaders in their communities.

211 Summit

Mentoring program which pairs younger students with volunteers and who serve as role models, tutors, and friends. All volunteers are screened and matched with a younger student by the agency.

211 Allen County

Provides trained adult volunteers to serve as role models, friends and mentors for youth and young adults that may benefit from a supportive relationship. Mentors offer encouragement, guidance and a range of constructive activities.

211 Cleveland

Education course for adults with mental health conditions who are looking to better understand themselves and their recovery. Taught by trained leaders with lived experience. Program includes activities, discussions, and informative videos.

211 Mansfield OH

The Outlet is an individual, group, school, and community-based prevention services program serving ages 8-24.

LSS 211 Central Ohio

Offers life coaching services which provide opportunities for women to address individual concerns and obstacles in a one-on-one format.

211 Cleveland

Provides teenage volunteers who spend quality time with children with special needs in the home. Examples of activities include: board games, cookie-baking, arts & crafts, story-time,and hide-and-seek.

211 Cleveland

Offers a program to offer Veterans with the transition to civilian life that deals with traumas, both physical and mental, which could lead to their involvement with the criminal justice system. Provides Veterans access to programs, treatment, and interaction with mentors.

211 Summit

Provides gender specific, one-on-one mentoring for inner-city Hispanic youth. Program is designed to provide a nurturing, supportive environment designed to encourage youth to complete school and develop leadership skills. When creating matches, career and personal interests are considered, as well as information collected during student and volunteer interviews. Interactions may include texting, social media, dinner, arts & cultural events, college visits, etc.

211 Cleveland

Provides mentors for youth needing positive role models. Often mentors work with small groups of children doing activities that develop new skills while developing social skills and building self-esteem.

UW 211 Greater Toledo

Provides after-school and summer programs for English Language Learners with homework tutoring; arts and crafts; outdoor activities; ESL classes; and tobacco, drug and alcohol prevention education. Summer program helps participants work on academic issues. Program is designed with culturally relevant references for participants. Program is limited to 80 participants.

211 Cleveland