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The New Year is the perfect time to learn about becoming a foster parent. There is a shortage of foster families in our area LCCS is offering two opportunities in January to learn about the need, and the requirements for becoming a foster caregiver. These are free, informational programs open to all. In-Person […]
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The nonprofit Isaiah 117 House organization took possession of its new home in Oregon on November 24 a short five months after construction began. Moline Builders presented the keys to Jennifer Bohnsack, location lead for Isaiah 117 House Lucas County, and former LCCS foster parent. According to Jennifer, Moline Builders worked with contractors, suppliers, and manufacturers
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LCCS has adopted the National Association of Social (NASW) Code of Ethics as a guide to shape our policies, strengthen our daily practice, and support ethical, transparent, and culturally responsive service delivery. During times when conversations about diversity, equity, and inclusion may feel uncertain or confusing, the Code clearly outlines our professional responsibilities to
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Lucas County residents are now able to attend meetings of the Lucas County Children Services (LCCS) Board of Trustees in real time, via ZOOM. Meetings take place on the third Wednesday of every month at 3 pm unless otherwise announced. To attend the meeting, click: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89804129466 Registration is not required; however, anyone wishing to address
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