Lawrence County Board of DD

Based in Portsmouth, Ohio, Scioto County Board of MRDD, also known as Scioto County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities offers a variety of services to individuals with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities. Its early intervention program serves the developmental and educational needs of children of up to 2 years. The center offers various preschool classes to provide education to children of ages 3 to 5. It also has a school that offers educational and nursing services, social work, speech, occupational and physical therapies to children and youth of 5 to 21 years of age. The board s adult vocational center provides employment opportunities to adults with mental and developmental disabilities. Additionally, it offers residential, case management, recreational and family resource services. Its family resource services include providing financial assistance for respite care, home modification, adaptive equipment, special diets, training and counseling.

The Pike County Board of Developmental Disabilities, located in Waverly, OH, offers a range of services for adults and children. They are known for operating the Help Me Grow programs, facilitating early intervention, and providing support administration. With various locations, including the administrative office on North Street, the Board serves the community efficiently. Whether it's making referrals, accessing enrollment packets, or seeking assistance with home visiting, the Pike County Board is dedicated to supporting individuals with developmental disabilities. Through strategic planning, the Board ensures that their services cater to the specific needs of their clients, while also fostering a safe and inclusive environment for all. Generated from the website content

The Southern Ohio Council of Governments (SOCOG) is a government entity established in March 1996 that provides administrative support to 13 County Boards of Developmental Disabilities in southern Ohio. Their focus encompasses quality assurance, provider compliance, investigative services, and residential administration of waivers and supported living initiatives. SOCOG aims to enhance collaboration among County Boards, offering expertise and feedback while maintaining a flexible and simple structure to minimize demands on Board members' time. They are committed to advocating for the needs of families and individuals with developmental disabilities in rural southern Ohio. Generated from the website