Vision
Statement
Ashtabula
County Family and Children First Council is a collaborative of
many private and non-profit child and family serving
agencies, schools, governmental bodies and parent
representatives.
The group was formed in 1994 through an
initiative developed by Governor Voinovich and affirmed in
1997 through State House Bill 215.
The Council is a
forum to assess and meet community needs, as well as a vehicle
for many community- and family-centered state grant programs.
The goal of the Council is to improve services for families
throughout Ashtabula County and plan locally for prevention and
intervention services that reflect the unique character of Ashtabula
County and its residents.
The Council is involved in assuring
that all services and programs within the county operate
collaboratively, in order to achieve the highest level of
effectiveness, and strive to increase and improve communication
between services as well as between services and the community.
The Council office is located at 3914 "C" Court at the
Donahoe Center in Ashtabula, Ohio. The phone number is
440-998-6859.
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OHIO'S SIX COMMITMENTS TO CHILD WELL-BEING
Expectant Parents and Newborns Thrive
Infants and Toddlers Thrive
Children Are Ready For School
Children and Youth Succeed in School
Youth Choose Healthy Behaviors
Youth Successfully Transitions Into Adulthood
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