Belmont County

Stark County Child Abuse Department provides support programs and services to children suffering from physical and sexual abuse, injuries, emotional and psychological disabilities. The department utilizes services of a wide variety of professionals, such as attorneys, audiologists, child care workers, coroners, day care personnel, dentists and nurses. Its staff also includes physicians, podiatrists, psychologists, school authorities, teachers, social workers and speech pathologists. It has a special unit that investigates reports of child abuse and neglect. It has partnerships with various agencies, including Public Children Services Association of Ohio. The department s Web site provides details about its programs and services. The department has its administrative office located in Canton, Ohio.

Carroll County, located in Ohio, is home to a population of approximately 28,835 residents as of the 2010 census, with Carrollton serving as its county seat. Named after Charles Carroll of Carrollton, the last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence, the county is governed by 14 elected officials responsible for overseeing various departments and ensuring efficient administration. The county offers a wide range of public services, including departments focused on economic development, health services, and emergency management, as well as programs for senior citizens and child support enforcement. Community engagement is fostered through public notices and opportunities for employment, as well as ongoing events aimed at improving the quality of life for its residents. Generated from the website