Village Network

The needs of each child are individually assessed and treatment plans are designed to transition youth to permanent environments. Our Continuum of Care model provides consistency and includes residential treatment, day treatment, treatment foster care, respite care, various community-based solutions and alternative school programs. There are multiple locations across the state including Akron, Canton, Cleveland, Columbus, Delaware, Knox County/Mt. Vernon, Lorain, Newark, Sandusky, Uhrichsville and Wooster. 2010 Village Network formerly Boys' Village Postfach 518, OH 44677 PO Box 518 Smithville 330.264.3232 Email Us

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.

Established in 1978, the Ohio Youth Advocate Program is a private, nonprofit child caring agency that provides a variety of services throughout the state. It offers various community-based, advocacy, mental health, emergency shelter, therapeutic, and respite and foster care programs throughout the United States. The Ohio Youth Advocate Program administers a care management program that includes protective services for youths and families affected by substance abuse, neglect and delinquency. In addition, it supports the Constant and Never Ending Improvement (CANEI) program, which features spiritual, literacy and communication services for adolescents with aggressive defiant behavior. The agency is licensed by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS). It is affiliated with National Youth Advocate Program, which provides home-based family, adoption, and shelter and fragile care services. The Ohio Youth Advocate Program maintains a location in Columbus, Ohio.