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Wood County Prevention Coalition Resource Guide 2017 Wood County Prevention Coalition Resource Guide 2017 Check our Website for the latest updates: www.wcprevention.org Last Updated August 2017 Wood County Prevention Coalition August 2017 Wood County Prevention Coalition Resource Guide 2017 Greetings! Welcome to the latest edition of the Wood County Prevention Coalition Resource Guide! We continue to strive to create a concise, cumulative and informative listing of the diverse prevention programs offered throughout Wood County. While we have worked diligently to have a complete listing of prevention programs, we recognize that this guide is a work in progress. It is our hope that additional prevention programs will be added as they are developed and/or identified. If you have any questions or comments about this guide, please e-mail Milan Karna with the Wood County Prevention Coalition at [email protected], or Greg Van Vorhis at the Wood County Educational Service Center (WCESC) at [email protected] Remember that you also can view the resource guide, and download it online at www.wcprevention.org. You can also view a list of the coalition’s sector leaders at http://wcprevention.org/?page_id=59 We hope you find this guide informative and helpful in identifying prevention programs for youth, families, and community members! Sincerely, The Wood County Prevention Coalition Officers Kyle Clark, Program Director, Wood County Prevention Coalition Milan Karna, Program Coordinator, Wood County Prevention Coalition Chief Tony Hetrick, Coalition President, Bowling Green Police Division Francesca Leass, Coalition Vice-President, Children’s Resource Center Jennifer Campos, Coalition Secretary, Wood County Health District “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.” ---Margaret Mead Wood County Prevention Coalition August 2017 Table of Contents Table of Contents ........................................................................................................................ 2 Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug (ATOD) Prevention………………………………………………7 Behavioral Connections .................................................................................................................................... 7 Double ARC / NOFAS Ohio ............................................................................................................................... 7 Ohio State University Extension Wood County ...................................................................................... 7 PathStone ................................................................................................................................................................ 7 Prevention Partners ........................................................................................................................................... 8 Promedica St. Luke’s Hospital ........................................................................................................................ 8 Wood County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office C.Y.C.L.E. Division (Communicating with Youth, Community and Law Enforcement) ................................................ 8 Wood County Educational Service Center Prevention Education Program .............................. 9 Wood County Hospital ...................................................................................................................................... 9 Wood County Opiate Task Force……………………………………………………...9 Wood County Prevention Coalition…………………………………………………..10 Before/After and Summer School Programs ............................................................................ 11 Otsego Elementary ........................................................................................................................................... 11 Wood County Educational Service Center ............................................................................................. 11 Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention ............................................................................................ 12 Children’s Resource Center .......................................................................................................................... 12 Community Prevention Programs ................................................................................................ 13 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Ohio ................................................................................... 13 Home Aid Coalition .......................................................................................................................................... 13 Prevention Partners ........................................................................................................................................ 13 Wood County Department of Job and Family Services .................................................................... 14 Wood County Educational Service Center ............................................................................................. 14 Wood County Hospital ................................................................................................................................... 14 Wood County Juvenile Court Probation Department ....................................................................... 14 Wood County Park District ........................................................................................................................... 15 Wood County Reentry Coalition…………………………………………………………………………………15 WSOS Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) ............................................................................. 15 WSOS HomeNet Program .............................................................................................................................. 16 Health and Wellness .......................................................................................................................... 17 Ability Center of Greater Toledo ................................................................................................................ 17 Bowling Green Community Center ........................................................................................................... 17 Wood County Health District ....................................................................................................................... 18 Wood County Community Health and Wellness Center .................................................................. 18 Wood County Hospital ................................................................................................................................... 18 WSOS Early Childhood Program ................................................................................................................ 19 Mental Health and Behavioral Concerns .................................................................................... 20 Behavioral Connections ................................................................................................................................. 20 Children’s Resource Center .......................................................................................................................... 20 Project Aware…………………………………………………………………………20 Wood Lane School and the Wood County Board of Developmental Disabilities .................. 20 Parenting for Prevention ................................................................................................................. 21 Children’s Resource Center .......................................................................................................................... 21 Family Service Counseling Center ............................................................................................................. 21 Prevention Partners ........................................................................................................................................ 21 PathStone ............................................................................................................................................................. 22 Wood County Educational Service Center ............................................................................................. 22 Violence Prevention .......................................................................................................................... 23 The Cocoon Shelter .......................................................................................................................................... 23 Wood County Prevention Coalition August 2017 2 Family and Child Abuse Prevention Center .......................................................................................... 23 Wood County Educational Service Center ............................................................................................. 23 Wood County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office C.Y.C.L.E. Division (Cooperating with Youth, Community and Law Enforcement) .................................................... 23 Wood County Law Enforcement Prevention Programs ......................................................... 24 Bloomdale Police Department .................................................................................................................... 24 Bowling Green Police Department ............................................................................................................ 24 Bowling Green
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