Child Welfare Training Survey

Project

2009 OCTWP survey of how foster care youth and alumni are being empowered as child welfare trainers throughout the nation.

177days since
June Steering Committee Meeting of OCWTP

Available Supports for Trainers

One possibility for the OCWTP is to collaborate with existing supportive services in order to provide foster care youth/alumni with a network of support.
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Cincinnati Works Next Step Program Amy Roberts (513) 744-9044 Ext 105; aroberts@cincinnatiworks.org Supports foster care youth regarding job readiness, job search, barrier removal and retention services. 
Dress for Success www.dressforsuccess.org 1260 N High St Columbus, OH 43201 (614) 291-0431  Business attire for women, and employment retention programs. 
Foster Care Alumni of America Ohio Chapter Lisa Dickson lisa@miss-lisa.com; (614) 787-5257 Connection to national community of foster care alumni. Workshops including Strategic Sharing, Boundaries and Emotional Resiliency. 
Franklin County Children Services College Bound Mentoring Program Marty Bulson (614) 275-2690 These mentors serve as a support person or advocate for foster care youth/alumni with college aspirations. 
Individual Development Accounts Rochelle Watson; rwatson@cfed.org www.cfed.org/ida/directory IDAs are special matched-savings accounts, designed to help people establish a pattern of regular of savings in order to purchase an asset, such as a home. 
Mapping Your Future  www.mappingyourfuture.org Free one-stop-site that provides information about college, career and financial aid resources. 
Medicaid (until age 21) http://jfs.ohio.gov/ohp/tao/toolkit.stm Medicaid Consumer Hotline: 1-800-324-8680 Free health coverage for foster care youth between ages 18-21. 
Mission Transition  http://mymissiontransition.com/ Online roadmap for navigating various "systems," such as school, housing, employment and medical concerns. 
Nirvana Now Cici Norwood; nirvananow@sbcglobal.net www.mynirvananow.org Support groups for adult survivors of sexual abuse. 
Ohio Board of Regents http://regents.ohio.gov/students_families.php 1-877-428-8246 (Mon.-Fri., between 10am-6pm) Assistance with financial aid options and deadlines. 
OHIO YAB Arlene Jones arlene@pcsao.org Statewide foster care youth advisory board 
Orphan Foundation of America Laura Adkins ladkins@orphan.org ETV funds, care packages, v-mentoring program 
Study Guide Zone  www.studyguidezone.com Free online study guides for standardized tests. 
WIA Ohio One-Stops  Diane Gaines, (614) 559-4787, dgaines@cowic.org http://jfs.ohio.gov/workforce/youth/onestopmap.stm Each Ohio county has a WIA One-Stop location 
Youth Empowerment Program Angela Lariviere (614) 280-1984; www.cohhioyep.org Statewide council of homeless youth ages 12- 21 that have joined together to improve the lives of all children.  
Youth Works (COWIC) Gailmarie Harris, (614) 559-5037 1111 E. Broad St., Suite 201 Columbus, OH 43205 Connects young adults ages 18-25 years with employment – including summer jobs that pay for fall tuition.  
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