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Family Resource Directory 2015 Family Resource Directory Serving school districts, families and agencies in Delaware, Fairfield, Franklin, Licking, Madison, Pickaway and Union counties State Support Team Region 11 2080 Citygate Drive • Columbus, OH 43219 p: 614.753.4690 | f: 614.753.4699 www.sst11.org There are no copyright restrictions on this document, however, please cite and credit the source when copying all or part of this document. This document was supported in whole or in part by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, (Award #H027A140111, CFDA 84.027A, awarded to the Ohio Department of Education). The opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect the policy or position of the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, and no official endorsement by the Department should be inferred. Table of Contents ABC Therapies, Inc. ...............................................................................................................................................................1 Action for Children - AFC ........................................................................................................................................................2 Adaptive Adventure Sports Coalition, The ..............................................................................................................................3 Add .........................................................................................................................................................................................3 all R friends.............................................................................................................................................................................4 American Red Cross of Greater Columbus ............................................................................................................................5 Arc of Ohio, The .....................................................................................................................................................................5 Arthritis Foundation ................................................................................................................................................................6 Autism Society Central Ohio (ASCO) .....................................................................................................................................6 Autism Society of Ohio ...........................................................................................................................................................7 Banyan Tree Rehabilitation/Physiotherapy Associates ..........................................................................................................7 Bexley City Schools ................................................................................................................................................................8 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio ................................................................................................................................9 Capabilities, Inc ....................................................................................................................................................................10 Career & Technology Education Centers (C-TEC) of Licking County ..................................................................................10 Catholic Social Services (CSS) ............................................................................................................................................ 11 Center for Disability Services ...............................................................................................................................................12 Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) .................................................................................................................................12 Childhood League Center.....................................................................................................................................................13 Children with Medical Handicaps Program - CMH ...............................................................................................................14 Circleville City Schools - Preschool Program and School-Age Programs ............................................................................15 Clark State ABLE .................................................................................................................................................................15 Columbus City Schools - Alexander Graham Bell Program Huy Elementary School ...........................................................16 Columbus City Schools - Parent Mentor Program................................................................................................................17 Columbus City Schools - Project Connect Hudson Community Education Center ..............................................................18 Columbus City Schools - Special Education Office ..............................................................................................................18 Columbus Early Learning Centers........................................................................................................................................19 Columbus Public Health .......................................................................................................................................................20 Columbus Schools - Special Olympics .................................................................................................................................21 Columbus Speech & Hearing Center - CSHC ......................................................................................................................22 Community Refugee & Immigration Services - CRIS ...........................................................................................................23 Concord Counseling Service ................................................................................................................................................24 Cornerstone Speech Therapy ..............................................................................................................................................24 Creative Foundations/Our Town Studios ..............................................................................................................................25 Dahlberg Learning Center - ADD/Dahlberg ..........................................................................................................................25 Delaware Area Career Center ..............................................................................................................................................26 Delaware City Schools/Kids First! ........................................................................................................................................26 Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities .......................................................................................................27 Delaware County Help Me Grow ..........................................................................................................................................28 Delaware Creative Housing/Creative Living Systems, Inc. ..................................................................................................28 Delaware Speech and Hearing Center .................................................................................................................................29 Directions for Youth & Families.............................................................................................................................................30 Dublin City Schools - Preschool Special Education .............................................................................................................31 Dungarvin Ohio, LLC. ...........................................................................................................................................................32 Dyslexia Institutes of America...............................................................................................................................................32 Early Childhood Resource Network+ - ECRN+/YMCA - Community Support Site...............................................................33 Early Childhood Resource Network+ - ECRN+/YMCA - Preschool Age Services to Children .............................................34 Early Childhood Resource Network+ - ECRN+/YMCA - Service Coordination ....................................................................34 Early Childhood Resource Network+ - ECRN+/YMCA - Training & Education Consortium .................................................35 Easter Seals Central and Southeast Ohio - Early Intervention.............................................................................................35 Educational Service Center of Central Ohio Alternative Education Program/Arts Academy ................................................36 Educational Service Center of Central Ohio Alternative Education Program/Cross Creek ..................................................37 Educational Service Center of Central Ohio Alternative Education Program/Kessler Horse Farm ......................................38 Educational
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