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| ADDRESS |
PHONE |
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940 London Ave., Suite 1800, P.O. Box 389
Marysville, Ohio 43040
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937-644-1010
toll free 1-800-248-2347
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| EMAIL |
FAX |
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937-644-8700 |
| WEBSITE |
BUSINESS
HOURS |
| www.co.union.oh.us/djfs/ |
7:30 AM – 5:00 PM weekdays or by appointment |
| CONTACT
PERSONS |
Joseph Float, Director
floatj@odjfs.state.oh.us
Nedra Baetz, Financial and Medical Assistance, Workforce Services, Child Care baetzn@odjfs.state.oh.us
Pat Williams, Child and Adult Protective Services
willip04@odjfs.state.oh.us
Ellen Holt, Business Office, Fiscal, and Child Support Enforcement
holte@odjfs.state.oh.us
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| MISSION |
| We serve children, adults and families who are at-risk of abuse; neglect; dependency or exploitation, and persons in need of financial and economic support. In partnership with the community, we provide strength-based intervention; education; and employment services. While preserving the dignity and privacy of all we serve, we use best practice methods to provide an accessible process. Our collective effort results in safe; healthy; responsible and self-sufficient residents of Union County. |
| SERVICES |
- Eligibility for financial and medical assistance programs including Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Ohio Direction Card (Food Stamps), Medicaid, and Disability Assistance.
- Services to employers and workers including child care assistance, training opportunities, a comprehensive job search library, job placement and job matching assistance.
- Services to families that assure safety and stability for children, adults, and families including child protective services, foster care and adoption.
-Protection for children and adults at risk of abuse, neglect and exploitation.
- Child support enforcement activities including paternity establishment and establishment and enforcement of child support orders using various administrative and judicial methods.
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| ELIGIBILITY |
Services are available to those who meet federal income guidelines.
Programs available:
OWF - Cash Assistance:
eligibility is based upon income and assistance group size
-In order to receive assistance applicants must participate in work activities
-Verifications needed to process eligibility would include: income verification, original birth certificates, social security cards, identity verification for all individuals, etc.
Food Stamps:
eligibility is based upon 130% Federal Poverty Guidelines and assistance group size
-Applicants could potentially be subject to participate in work activities
-Verifications needed to process eligibility would include: income verification, original birth certificates, social security cards, identity verifications, documentation/verification of any and all resources, verification of shelter and utility costs, etc.
Medicaid Programs:
various medical programs, programs are based upon Federal Poverty Guidelines. There are Medicaid programs available to families and those that are aged, blind or disabled.
-Verifications needed to process eligibility would include: income verification, original birth certificates, social security cards, identity verification for all individuals, documentation/verification of any and all resources, etc.
Child Care Assistance:
is available to those that meet 185% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines
-Verifications needed to process eligibility would include: income verification, identity verification, etc. |
| ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION |
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