Pickaway County FCFC Meeting dates for
SFY 2020
October 9th, 2019
9:00-10:00 AM
December 11th, February 12th
Pickaway County Educational Service Center
2050 Stoneridge Dr. Circleville, Ohio 43113
*Community Members Welcome
PICKAWAY HUMAN TRAFFICKING COALITION MEETING
OCTOBER 10TH 1:00-2:00 @ PICKAWAY COUNTY ESC
Teen Task Force Meetings
3RD TUESDAY OF THE MONTH
PCBDD
200 E High Street
Circleville, Ohio 43113
ECCC Meetings 2019
September 20th, November 15th
1:00-2:00 PM @ The Pickaway County Library
1160 N Court Street Circleville Ohio 43113
VISION & mISSION
VISION: of Council is that Pickaway County is a place where families and children thrive and are empowered to maximize their potential.
MISSION: of the Pickaway County Family and Children Council is to promote collaboration among community agencies to assure that services are available to children and families in need of assistance. The Council will apply the knowledge and experience of families and professional helpers toward the planning, development, and implementation of community based, least restrictive programs, services and resources to meet the diverse needs of children and families in the community. The Council further strives to develop culturally sensitive, cost effective community programming with strong parental involvement through the Service Coordination Plan. Through this collaboration of public and private service agencies, Council is better able to serve the children and families of our community in an effort to accomplish the Ohio Family and Children First vision that all children will be safe, healthy, and succeed in school.
THE GOALS OF THE COUNCIL ARE DECIDED BY FOCUSING ON:
Commitments and Indicators to Child Well-Being
1. Expectant parents and newborns thrive
2. Infants and toddlers thrive
3. Children are ready for school
4. Children and youth succeed in school
5. Youth choose healthy behaviors
6. Youth successfully transition into adulthood
Ohio Family and Children First Council has six commitments to child well-being that are to be used to develop policy and align program efforts and resources at the state and local level. The commitments are to be measured and monitored to determine progress toward increasing child well-being in Ohio.)
Commitments and Indicators to Child Well-Being
1. Expectant parents and newborns thrive
2. Infants and toddlers thrive
3. Children are ready for school
4. Children and youth succeed in school
5. Youth choose healthy behaviors
6. Youth successfully transition into adulthood
Ohio Family and Children First Council has six commitments to child well-being that are to be used to develop policy and align program efforts and resources at the state and local level. The commitments are to be measured and monitored to determine progress toward increasing child well-being in Ohio.)
