Family Support Services for Youth
The following alphabetical list is not meant to be comprehensive nor an endorsement by 淫妻社. Rather, these are providers of services offered by the University, local nonprofit agencies and the government that may be useful to families that need support for their children based on individual need. For more information, additional resources or other pediatric services readily available to you, please contact your child鈥檚 school, family physician or pediatrician.
听Autism
6629 W. Central Ave., Suite 1, Toledo, Ohio 43617
419.578.2766
Provides information and referrals, educational workshops, family events, 鈥淪ibshop鈥� for the brothers and sisters of children with autism, a social group for young adults, presentations to professionals, family events and other support services.
Behavioral / Mental Health Services
1400 E. Medical Loop, Toledo, Ohio 43614
419.383.3815 / Fax: 419.383.3277
Serves children with serious emotional and behavioral needs in either an inpatient or outpatient setting. Call for much more information.
2753 W. Central Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43606
419.243.1119
Offers education, support and advocacy for youth and families living with mental illness.
Child Care
1932 Birchwood, Toledo, Ohio 43614
419.530.6710
This is a nationally accredited (NAEYC) daycare/preschool program for children aged 18 months to 5 years offered by 淫妻社. Offers high-quality care from educated and experienced teachers. Includes developmentally appropriate curriculum, spacious classrooms, nutritious lunches, low teacher-to-child ratios, an onsite nurse, two outdoor playgrounds and a full-size gym.
1018 Jefferson Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43604
419.255.5519
Provides early care and educational programs, as well as education to parents and the community to emphasize the importance of serving the diverse needs of each child and family.
Disability Services
5605 Monroe St., Sylvania, Ohio 43560
419.885.5733
Offers information and referrals, advocacy, skills training, peer support, equipment loans (wheelchairs, walkers, shower chairs, etc.), summer programs and wheelchair ramps for youth and adults in need.
4841 Monroe St., Suite 201, Toledo, Ohio 43623
567.318.0680
Makes referrals and offers medical equipment loans, disability awareness programs, homecare for people with developmental disabilities, including pediatric speech therapy, screenings and evaluation, summer camp scholarships.
1154 Larc Lane, Toledo, Ohio 43614
419.380.4000
Provides a wide array of resources; eligibility includes children with developmental
and/or intellectual disabilities who reside in Lucas County. Call for many more details.
Education鈥擲pecial Needs, Early Start
Toledo Public Schools, 1500 N. Superior, Toledo, Ohio 43604
419.671.9100
This is a free public early childhood program for children from infancy through age 5; available to income-eligible families. Promotes school readiness for children in low-income families by providing comprehensive educational, health, nutritional and literacy experiences in a multicultural environment. Parents may receive free education and training to help develop appropriate parenting skills. Disability and mental health services also are provided.
25 South Front St., Columbus, Ohio 43215
877.644.6338
Oversees special education statewide, parents may contact this office with any questions related to Ohio-supported children鈥檚 education.
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Equipped Kids
7223 Maumee Western Rd., Maumee, Ohio 43537
419.865.0251
Provided through Sunshine Communities of Northwest Ohio, offers free short-term loans of adaptive equipment to youth with developmental disabilities. All inventory is listed on the website where requests also can be made.
Health-related Services
Speech/Language/Hearing Services鈥斠奚� Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
2801 W. Bancroft, MS 119, Health and Human Services Building, Room 1240, Toledo, Ohio 43606
419.530.4339
淫妻社 offers a full range of services for the evaluation and treatment of communication and hearing disorders, including treating children鈥檚 language-based learning issues.
800.222.1222
Available 24/7 to extend information about poisonous substances, including non-prescription
and prescription drugs that your child may have accidentally taken.
419.842.0800
Links low-income, Lucas County residents with coordinated healthcare on a sliding fee scale when they do not have health insurance nor qualify for governmental health programs. Also helps families access healthcare coverage through Medicaid and the health insurance marketplace, plus assists Medicaid members to navigate healthcare systems.
635 N. Erie, Toledo, Ohio 43604
419.213.4100
Offers health services for children with medical disabilities, and provides HIV testing, death/birth certificates, health education, STD information, public health nursing, animal-bite investigations, immunizations, lead testing and many other health-related services.
Grief Support
Good Grief of Northwest Ohio, Inc. provides support for grieving children, teens, young adults, and their families, who have experienced the death of someone significant in their lives.
Legal Assistance
525 Jefferson St., Suite 300, Toledo, Ohio 43604
419.255.0814
Provides legal assistance to low-income families, including matters regarding the welfare of children.
Social Services
4 Seagate, Suite 660, Toledo, Ohio 43604
419.243.4600
Gives children lasting, one-to-one adult mentors who volunteer their time to share enjoyable activities with youth for a few hours each week.
2250 N. Detroit Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43606
419.241.4258
Offers children with recreational activities, counseling, tutoring with homework, computer technology skill-building, leadership development and mentoring.
5330 Heatherdowns Blvd. #100, Toledo, Ohio 43614
419.861.2460
Provides treatment, foster care and mental health services for Ohio Medicaid children, as well
as child and family mentoring services via contract with children services agencies.
424 Jackson St., Toledo, Ohio 43604
Phone鈥�211 or 800.650.HELP
Serves as a clearinghouse for information and referrals to health and human services in order to support local families, children and individuals in need.
Thousands of caring, local experts are available to help, 24/7. Calls to 211 are confidential and can be anonymous.
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