FCFC Shared Plans (HB 289)

View County FCFC Shared Plans

Click the county map below to view the FCFC Chair and Coordinator/Director contact information, the FCFC Service Coordination Mechanism, and the FCFC Shared Plan.

Below are online data resources that may be helpful for local planning and decision-making related to child, family, and community well-being.

• OFCF Children, Youth and Family Online Data Resource Guide: PDF version or OFCF Children, Youth and Family Online Data Resource Guide: Word version identifies available online data resources for each of the OFCF Cabinet agencies.  (as of January 2008)
• The Ohio Summit on Children provides state and county level analysis of the Child and Family Services Review (child welfare).
• The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Surveillance of Drug Abuse Trends.
• This website provides county and state health rankings across the nation ​​​​​County Health Rankings.
• The Ohio Family Violence Prevention in Ohio provides useful county and state data related to family violence in Ohio.
• The Annie E. Casey Foundation's Kids Count Data Center and the Children's Defense Fund-Ohio's 2013 Kids Count Data Book.
• National Center for Children in Poverty provides state profiles on early childhood, adolescents, and family economic security.
• The Ohio Department of Health's Child Fatality Review Annual Reports provides the latest county and state data on child fatality.
• The Ohio Department of Health's Body Mass Index (BMI) Report on Third Graders provides information about BMI along with county and state BMI data.
• Online Collaboration Factors Inventory:  A tool to access how well a collaboration is doing.
• Child Well-Being and Disparity Data: Brandeis University’s Heller School for Social Policy and Management created the site to allow for customized profiles, rankings and maps.
• Bright Ideas Ohio:  A collection of creative and innovate practices being implemented by Ohio non-profits.
• Ohio Compassion Map:  Information on non-profits, social service organizations, and houses of worship in each county.