Child And Family
Child and Family Resources
Abigail Pregnancy Services:
3900 Laylin Rd, Norwalk 419-668-9500 (Open M / W / F) 10am-4pm
124 W Maple St. Willard 419-951-6109 (Open T / Th) 10am-4pm
Free confidential pregnancy related services. Clothes, food, baby items, ultrasound, parenting classes, budgeting, and free rides.
Boy Scouts:
Lake Erie Council 2241 Woodland Ave, Cleveland 216.861.6060
Child Care Resource Center:
Lorain 440.242.0413
Huron City 440.242.0413
Free resource and referral services to assist families in finding childcare and children with developmental issues in a 5 county area with Online Childcare Finder.
Cinderella’s Closet North Eastern Ohio:
5500 Milan Rd. Unit 342, Sandusky
Provides free formal wear and accessories to high school girls for Homecoming and Prom. A referral is need by a school or organization and can be found online.
http://www.cinderellascloset.sanduskyspotlight.com/
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Huron County:
Norwalk: 2 East Main Street 419-663-2525 ext 2
Volunteer advocates for abused, dependent & neglected children in the court system.
EHOVE Teen & Adult Career Center:
316 West Mason Rd. Milan 419-499-4663 OR 866-256-9707
Vocational career education and career placement services with summer science camp for children.
Fueling Youth With Resources & Education F.Y.R.E:
185 Shady Lane Drive, Norwalk 419.668.8126
Ages 14-24 Workforce Development Program for Youth and Young Adults.
- Work Experience
- Driver’s Licenses Fees/Test
- Adult Mentoring
- Counseling Services
- Car Insurance Assistance
- Rent/Utility Assistance
- Transportation Assistance
- Tutoring/Education
- Skills or Entrepreneurial Training
- Financial Literacy Budgeting
Girl Scouts of North East Ohio:
One Girl Scout Way, Macedonia 1.800-852-4474
Programs to help young girls develop their full individual potential.
Head Start - Community Action Commission:
Norwalk Centers
11 East League Street 419.663.2623
92 North Prospect Street 419.668.9823
Willard Center
313 Crestwood 419.935.6481
A free pre-school program that serves families with children between ages of three and five. Eligibility for the program is based on income and other federal and state guidelines and policies.
http://www.cacehr.org/head-start.html
Hola:
12 Benedict Avenue, Apartment B (Upstairs), Norwalk 567.743.9673
www.holatoday.org/norwalk-office/
- Case management
- Free, mobile medical and dental clinics
- Prescription assistance
- One-on-one citizenship preparation
- Transportation to court and medical appointments
Huron County Board of Developmental Disabilities:
306 South Norwalk Rd. W. 419-668-8840
Provide services and supports to people with developmental disabilities throughout their lives, including Early Intervention and school-aged services, job development, community connections, recreation and residential support.
Huron County Child Abuse Hotline:
419-668-5281 - Anonymous 1.855.642.4453
Huron County Family & Children First Council:
185 Shady Lane Drive, Norwalk 419-668-8126 ext. 3336
Helps families seeking government services by streamlining and coordinating services, resources, and systems.
https://www.huroncountyfcfc.org/
Huron County Help Me Grow Home Visiting:
306 S Norwalk Rd W, Norwalk. 419-663-4769 or 877-663-GROW
Health & developmental services for expectant parents, newborns & toddlers to three years of age.
Huron County Department Of Job & Family Services:
185 Shady Lane Drive, Norwalk 419-668-8126
Children’s Services, Family Support Services, FYRE, Adult Services, Child Support, and Employment.
Huron County Public Health: (HCPH)
28 Executive Drive, Norwalk 419-668-1652
221 East Walton Street, Willard
3000 Seneca Industrial Parkway, Bellevue
Bureau for Children with Medical Handicaps, children, adult, & travel vaccines, and car seat safety program.
Huron County Victim Assistance Program:
Norwalk: 12 East Main St (4th floor) 419-663-3839
Free assistance & court advocacy services for victims of crime.
www.huroncountyprosecutorsoffice.com
InVest In Youth, Inc: (IVY)
21 North Hester Street, Norwalk 567.743.9122
Providing programs and resources to vulnerable children and their foster, adoptive, and kinship placement families.
KinderCasa Pre-School:
77 State Street, Norwalk 419-668-8480
Provides a free, developmentally appropriate preschool with an emphasis on learning to understand and speak English, kindergarten readiness skills.
Norwalk Childcare Center, Inc.:
120 Shady Lane, Norwalk 419-668-8387
Provide affordable childcare for parents who are working/attending school regardless of their income.
Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities (OCECD):
165 W. Center St., Suite 302, Marion 740-382–5452
Helps families of children with special needs with the special education process.
Ohio State University Extension:
180 Milan Ave, Norwalk 419-668-8219
Programs in agriculture & natural resources, family & consumer sciences, 4-H youth & community development.
Piggyback Foundation:
P.O. Box 436, Norwalk 419-577-1932
Assistance to help meet the needs of children & their families facing a serious illness.
www.thepiggybackfoundation.org
Reach Our Youth:
2 East Main Street, Norwalk 419-663-2525 ext. 1
A mentoring program that matches volunteers with youth (ages 6-18) in a one-to-one relationship with an adult mentor.
Willard Child Development Center:
401 South Cornwell Ave, Willard 419.933.2900
Provides for children 6 weeks to 12 years old.
https://childcarecenter.us/provider_detail/willard-child-development-center-llc-willard-oh
Women Infant and Children WIC-Huron County Health Department:
185 Shady Lane Drive, Norwalk 419-668-6855
Nutrition education, breast feeding education & support, supplemental foods, and referrals.