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LCCS Celebrates Social Work Month
Social workers provide more mental health services than psychiatrists, psychologists, and psychiatric nurses combined in the U.S. Child welfare social workers protect at-risk children by

Ohio START: Pathway to Sobriety and Stability
A successful Lucas County Children Services program that helps families achieve sobriety, safety, and stability is expanding to help more families escape addiction. Ohio

Preparing Teens for Young Adulthood
Editor’s note: In a previous edition of Caring for Kids, we introduced you to the LCCS Independent Living caseworkers and advocates who work directly with youth ages 14-18.

January – LCCS Community Conversation
Lucas County Children Services is starting the New Year by bringing its community conversation events to a new neighborhood. LCCS will be at the

Learn About Foster Care
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
Isaiah 117 House Takes Possession of New Home
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