Benchmark Family Services

The National Organization of Parents Of Murdered Children (POMC) is a non-profit organization based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Founded in 1978 by Robert and Charlotte Hullinger, POMC provides ongoing emotional support, education, prevention, advocacy, and awareness to all survivors of homicide victims. Their mission is to make a difference in the lives of these survivors by offering support and assistance, while working towards creating a world free of murder. POMC offers various programs and resources to help survivors cope with grief, including survivor support, online support, and training and education. They also advocate for the rights of survivors in the legal system, providing information on victim impact statements, current legislation, and tips from other survivors of violence. Through their Parole Block Program, POMC aims to prevent the early release or parole of convicted murderers, as it is seen as a denigration of the justice system for survivors of homicide victims.Generated from the website

Family Services Association is a non-profit organization based in Moraine, OH, dedicated to providing a wide range of programs and services to support individuals and families in need. Their offerings include counseling services, community services for the deaf, trauma recovery center, prevention services, and more. With a commitment to improving the well-being of the community, Family Services Association strives to address mental health and social issues through their comprehensive programs and events. They are accredited and operate with a strong financial foundation, ensuring the highest quality of care and support for those they serve.Generated from the website

Necco provides services related to the welfare of children in need of loving, stable and supportive families. We do this through adoption, foster care, independent living, supported living, community rehabilitation, residential living, mental health counseling and related support services. Necco operates in Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia and Indiana and serves children age birth to 21.