FAMILY RESOURCE DIRECTORY 2015
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1 FAMILY RESOURCE DIRECTORY 2015 Funded by the Ohio Children s Trust Fund through the Family and Children First Council and The Consortium for Resilient Young Children. Implemented by 4C for Children (project coordinator), Talbert House and Santa Maria Community Services. Partnering with the YWCA, the Council on Child Abuse and the United Way of Greater Cincinnati. ZIP CODES:
2 Infant & Early Childhood Resources
3 4C for Children Child Care Resource and Referral Parent Counselors Phone number: (800) (513) Dana Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Child care resource and referral agency for this region, 4C is the hub of information on early care and education programs and the largest provider of training and technical assistance for early childhood care-givers and teachers. 4C assists families, child-care centers, family child care providers and employers. Requirements for service, if any: Southwestern Ohio, Miami Valley, Northern Kentucky. Breastfeeding Support Group La Leche League of Cincinnati Rebecca Surendorff Phone number: (513) Green Township Library 6525 Bridgetown Road Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Meets first Thursday each month from 7:00 pm-9:00 pm. La Leche League is an international, nonprofit, nonsectarian organization dedicated to providing education, information, support, and encouragement to women who want to breastfeed. Requirements for service, if any: Membership is not required. Only women are invited, including pregnant mothers. Children may accompany their mothers, however, it is suggested that they bring their own toys to play with. Mothers may come in late or leave early if necessary.
4 Carson Elementary- Preschool Ruthenia Jackson, Principal Phone number: (513) Glenway Avenue Cincinnati, OH Requirements for service, if any: Must reside in CPS district Central Clinic Young Child Institute Program Staff Phone number: (513) Maxwell Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: The Young Child Institute (YCI) is a program within the Child and Family Treatment Center of Central Clinic. It provides consultation, intervention and clinical treatment services for children from birth to five years of age and their primary caregivers. Requirements for service, if any: Clinical services and childreach follow evidence-based models and are designed to enhance the social and emotional development of these children by strengthening parent-child attachment and educating parents and child care professionals in how to support children s healthy development. Cheviot Elementary Preschool DeAnn Albertson-Fontanella Phone number: (513) Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Half day preschool Requirements for service, if any: Must reside in CPS district
5 Child Safety Seat Inspection Station - National Highway Traffic Safety Administration David Miller Phone number: (513) Cheviot Fire Department 3814 Harrison Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Working with parents and our partners to ensure every child is properly secured and safe every trip, every time. Please visit the Cheviot Fire Department for a free inspection of your child s car seat. Requirements for service, if any: Call first, but not necessary. Western Hills; No one is turned away! Dater Montessori Preschool Grace Anderson Phone number: (513) Boudinot Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Requirements for service, if any: Must reside in CPS district
6 Discounted Baby Items - Safety Resource Center at CCHMC Emily Lee Phone number: (513) Gift Shop of Children s Hospital 3333 Burnet Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Discounted safety items for children and homes including care seats, bicycle helmets, childproof locks and guards, safety gates, smoke detectors, and carbon monoxide monitors. Requirements for service, if any: Hours are Monday-Friday 9:00 am-6:00 pm; Saturday and Sunday 12:30 pm-3:30 pm Ethel M. Taylor Laura Coyne Phone number: (513) Fricke Road Cincinnati, Ohio Requirements for service, if any: Must reside in CPS district
7 Every Child Succeeds Program- Santa Maria Community Services Julie McGregor Phone number: (513) x Warsaw Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Provides support to first time moms with resource, child development, and child safety information. Parents receive home visits that focus on positive-parenting, selfsufficiency, child safety, preventative health care and early intervention. Assists new and expectant parents in gaining the parenting skills that promote and enrich their baby s potential. Home visitors also connect mothers with prenatal care and community resources as necessary. Requirements for service, if any: First time moms only Includes Spanish speaking staff
8 WIC Millvale Program Staff Anna Owens, Dietician Phone number: (513) Beekman Street Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Nutritional items for pregnant women, infants, and children. Requirements for service, if any: Eligibility is based on 6 requirements: Physical Presence-applicant must be physically present at certification visits Medical/Nutritional Needs-applicant must be determined to be at medical or nutritional risk by a registered dietitian in the WIC program Applicant must be either a pregnant, postpartum or breastfeeding woman or a child from birth to five years Applicant must have income within the Ohio WIC income guidelines (see guidelines on website) Resident Identification-applicant must provide personal indentifying information For general information (513) or (513)
9 WIC-Western Hills Program Staff Phone number: (513) Glenway Avenue Suite 309 Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Nutritional education and supplemental food for women postpartum and prenatal, for children under the age of five Requirements for service, if any: Eligibility is based on 6 requirements: Physical Presence-applicant must be physically present at certification visits Medical/Nutritional Needs-applicant must be determined to be at medical or nutritional risk by a registered dietitian in the WIC program Applicant must be either a pregnant, postpartum or breastfeeding woman or a child from birth to five years. Applicant must have income within the Ohio WIC income guidelines (see guidelines on website) Resident Identification-applicant must provide personal indentifying information Head Start & Preschool Programs for Cincinnati Public Schools Early Childhood Department Phone number: (513) Burnett Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Early Childhood Education programs enrollment for next year starts April 22nd. Requirements for service, if any: You must visit CPS Department of Early Childhood Education to fill out an application. Enrollment requires photo ID, child s birth certificate, immunization records, social security card, proof of medical and dental insurance, proof of income and address. Also complete medical and dental forms. Must reside in CPS district.
10 Healthy Beginnings Administrative Staff Phone number: (513) Guerley Road Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Provides prenatal care to women without private insurance Requirements for service, if any: Open: Monday-Thursday 9:00 am-4:00 pm Healthy Moms and Babes Jackie Rivers Phone number: (513) Banning Road Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Provides health education and health promotion services to women, children and families. Look for the mobile health education/health promotion program and home visiting program. No appointment necessary. Free private pregnancy test. Requirements for service, if any: Outreach vans located at villages of Roll Hill; home visitors serving Western neighborhoods including 45211, 45214, 45225, 45204, 45205
11 Healthy Moms and Babes Debbie Faselt Phone number: (513) Banning Road Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: This mobile unit outreach program provides various health services for women and girls. Services: information and referral, women s health services, pregnancy test, pregnancy information, breastfeeding support, parenting support, girls group, stress reduction and abuse prevention. Requirements for service, if any: Office: Monday-Friday 9:30 am-4:30 pm Mobile unit: Call for schedule. Help Me Grow Family and Children First Council Julie Brem Phone number: (513) Madison Road Cincinnati Ohio Description of services: Help Me Grow (HMG) is a program for Ohio s expectant parents, newborns, infants and toddlers that provide health and developmental services so children start school healthy and ready to learn. HMG can assist you if you have concerns about a child s development. Requirements for service, if any: Residents of
12 Holy Family Preschool Jennifer Drennan Phone number: (513) Price Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Requirements for service, if any: Possible tuition fees Archdiocese of Cincinnati Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) Program Staff Phone number: (513) YWCA of Greater Cincinnati 898 Walnut Street Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Family-focused home visitation program. In their own homes, parents learn to provide educational enrichment for their preschool children. Requirements for service, if any: Parents of preschool children ages 3-5 years old Every week, the home visitor brings books, materials and a short literacy lessons to foster family reading and promote parent involvement in their children s educational success. Midway Preschool Sarah Beishel Phone number: (513) Glenmore Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Requirements for service, if any: Must reside in CPS district
13 Pregnancy Care of Cincinnati Administrative Staff Phone number: (513) Clifton Office 108 William Howard Taft Cincinnati, Ohio Hours: Monday-Thursday: 10:00 am-6:00 pm Friday- 10:00 am-4:00 pm Phone number (513) Forest Park Office 636 Northland Boulevard, Suite 160 Cincinnati, Ohio Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 10:00 am-6:00 pm Wednesday 12:00 pm-8:00 pm Phone number (513) North College Hill Office 1608 Sundale Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Hours: Monday-Thursday 10:00 am-6:00 pm Description of services: Free pregnancy test, free parenting classes. Assistance with material needs such as baby clothes, diapers, and formula. Referrals to related services and assistance obtaining prenatal care, insurance, STD testing and various community resources for clients who have been served by the pregnancy test or classes. Requirements for service, if any: Participant needs to receive pregnancy test at center in order to receive material services. Sessions offered in the spring, summer, and fall. Sessions consist of six weeks of two hour classes.
14 Pregnancy Center West Tina Kreimer Phone number: (513) Glenway Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Description of services: Free parenting classes to first-time moms and dads. The classes are facilitated by health professionals, a registered nurse, and dietician. Free material assistance includes diapers, formula, baby clothes and maternity clothes. Information on job training and continuing education. Requirements for service, if any: Participant needs to receive pregnancy test at center in order to receive services. Western Hills Rees E. Price Preschool Lori Krieg Phone number: Enrollment: (513) (513) Considine Avenue Cincinnati, OH Description of services: Early Child Development Requirements for service, if any: Must reside in CPS district East Price Hill Time: 7:45 am-2:15 pm Roberts Paideia Academy Preschool Jennifer McGruder Phone number: (513) Grand Avenue Cincinnati, OH Requirements for service, if any: Must reside in CPS district. Time: 9:15 am-3:30 pm
15 Roll Hill Preschool Michelle Horning Phone number: (513) Baltimore Avenue Cincinnati, Ohio Requirements for service, if any: Must reside in CPS district Saint Lawrence Elementary- Preschool Program Mrs. Joesting Phone number: (513) Carson Avenue Cincinnati, OH Requirements for service, if any: Children must be potty trained, a copy of their birth certificate and immunization record must be provided as well as a $50 registration fee. Vouchers are accepted. Monday-Thursday 8:00 am-2:25 pm
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