Thank you for visiting the Ohio AAP for more information on keeping the children in your life safe and healthy!
These Safety and Injury Prevention Resources are recommended for you by physicians at the Ohio Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics. Statewide resources are provided first, followed by local resources by county whenever possible below.
Additional county information may be found at the Ohio AIRS website by clicking here.
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| Topic | Resource | Suggestions from Ohio AAP physicians |
| Alcohol and Substance Abuse | National Institute on Drug Addiction – 301-443-1124
Center for Substance Abuse Treatment – 1-800-662-HELP |
As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s health. If you are impaired due to drugs and alcohol, you will not be able to care for your child as readily and effectively as they need. Also, there is an increased risk of child death with caregivers that have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. |
| Burn Prevention | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | Fire and burns are common in young children. Never carry or handle hot liquids or foods while holding your child, especially coming from the microwave or stove. |
| Car Seat Safety | Car Seat Inspection | 3 out of 4 car seats are not used correctly. You should have your car seat installation checked by a car seat technician/specialist. An infant carrier or car seat should be used to secure your baby EVERY time they ride in a moving vehicle. All children less than 2 years of age should be rear facing in the back seat of the car, and older children should use a booster seat. |
| Childcare | Ohio Department of Job and Family Services – Click on “Child Care” (the last option on the top menu row) | It is important to have a safe, trusted resources for childcare. There are many options to help find child care for Ohio families. |
| Choking | Safe Kids Worldwide | Young children should not play with small objects such as coins, beads, batteries or nuts. If it fits inside a toilet paper roll, it’s too small. |
| Difficulty Parenting | National Parent Helpline – 1-855-4A-PARENT | We all experience stress in our lives and need to learn how to handle it. Stress is part of parenting – kids are a big responsibility. Kids learn how to deal with stress by watching you – learning to handle stress helps you and your family. Don’t lose your cool, take a few moments to cool down, and get help. |
| Domestic Violence | Ohio Domestic Violence Network – 1-800-934-9840 | There is a strong relationship between domestic violence and child abuse. If you do not feel safe with your partner, protect yourself and your baby by telling someone and seeking available resources in your community. |
| Drowning Prevention | American Academy of Pediatrics | Drowning can occur quickly and in as little as 2 inches of water. Never leave your baby alone or with siblings in the bath or near any water, such as buckets or toilets. |
| Expressions of Anger | American Academy of Pediatrics – Search “Parenting your infant” | Expressions of anger, such as raising a clenched fist or yelling at your baby, can serve as a warning to others about unhappiness and anger. If you start to feel frustrated, lay the baby in the crib and take a break, or ask another adult to help. Never scream or shake your baby when you are frustrated. |
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American Academy of Pediatrics – Search “Fire Safety” | Smoke alarms should be installed throughout the house, with at least 1 per each level of the house, especially near sleeping areas. Every house should have Carbon monoxide detectors, especially near gas sources. |
| Firearm Safety | Ohio Chapter, AAP – 614-846-6258 | Keep guns in the home locked away and stored in a location away from the ammunition. Gun safes act as a barrier so your child can’t reach the gun. Even without guns in the home, talk to your children about gun safety, because they may be in another home where there is a gun. |
| First Aid | American Red Cross – 1 (800) 733-2767 | All caregivers should know CPR, spend time with your child prior to being left alone with them, and know important contacts and resources in case there is a problem. Drowning can occur quickly and in as little as 2 inches of water. Never leave your baby alone or with siblings in the bath or near any water, such as buckets or toilets. |
| Food Insecurity | Ohio Chapter, AAP
ODE Summer Meal Program Locator – 1-866-3-HUNGRY |
It’s scary when you don’t think there’s enough food for your family, and this happens to many families. Local resources are available to help you get the food you need now and connect with long term resources. |
| Furniture Tip Overs | CPSC | Large pieces of furniture such as flat scree TVs, book shelves and dressers should be mounted to the wall since they can tip easily. |
| Home Safety Tips | Safe Kids Worldwide – 614-645-6138 | Even safe homes may have potential risks for small children. Learn more about how to keep you child safe at home, including around stairs, large furniture, water, and risks for burns or choking. |
| Housing | Apprisen Counseling Services – 1-800-355-2227 | Even with good intentions and a written spending plan, you can experience overwhelming financial problems. Assistance is available to help pay back debt and plan for the future. |
| Jobs and Employment | Ohio Department of Job and Family Services – Click on “Job Services” (the first option on the top menu row) | There are many options to help find a way to provide financial support for families. Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training, and more. |
| Maternal Depression | Help Me Grow
POEM – 614-221-1441 |
If you are feeling depressed or hopeless, it may be a sign of a larger problem. Some mothers feel depressed and overwhelmed after giving birth and while raising young children. Resources are available that can help. |
| Poison Control | American Association of Poison Control Centers – 1-800-222-1222 | Have the phone number for the local poison control by your home phone, or programmed into your cell phone in case of emergencies. Always keep medications and chemicals locked up and our of your child’s reach. Some medications or products can harm a child in very small amounts. |
| Safe Sleep | Ohio Chapter, AAP
Cribs for Kids – 1-888-721-CRIB |
The safest place for your baby to sleep is in the room where you sleep, but not in your bed. A child needs their own bed or sleep space to keep them safe and to develop healthy sleep habits. Sleeping with your baby puts them at risk for injury or suffocation. |
| Smoking | Smoke Free | Besides the risk of potential fires, smoking in the home can be especially harmful to your children’s health because their lungs still are developing. Children exposed to secondhand smoke have a higher risk of SIDS, a risk of more health problems including ear infections, colds, and respiratory problems, especially asthma, and they may miss more school days. Learn about how to stop smoking for your families’ health. |
| Stair Safety | Child Injury Prevention Alliance | Use wall mounted gates at the top of stairs and pressure mounted or wall mounted gates at the bottom of the stairs. Gates should be used on all flights of stairs in the home. |
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| Alcohol and Substance Abuse | Hamilton County Public Health – 513-946-7800
Addiction Services Council – 513-281-7880 |
As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s health. If you are impaired due to drugs and alcohol, you will not be able to care for your child as readily and effectively as they need. Also, there is an increased risk of child death with caregivers that have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. |
| Car Seat Safety | Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Norwood Health Department – (513) 458-4600 |
3 out of 4 car seats are not used correctly. You should have your car seat installation checked by a car seat technician/specialist. An infant carrier or car seat should be used to secure your baby EVERY time they ride in a moving vehicle. All children less than 2 years of age should be rear facing in the back seat of the car, and older children should use a booster seat. |
| Childcare Resources | Hamilton County JFS – (513) 946-1800 | It is important to have a safe, trusted resources for childcare. There are many options to help find child care for Ohio families. |
| Domestic Violence | Women Helping Women – (513) 381-5610
YMCA of Greater Cincinnati – (513) 241-7090 Women’s Crisis Center – (800) 928.6708 |
There is a strong relationship between domestic violence and child abuse. If you do not feel safe with your partner, protect yourself and your baby by telling someone and seeking available resources in your community. |
| Fire and CO2 Alarms | Greater Cincinnati Red Cross – 513-579-3000 | Smoke alarms should be installed throughout the house, with at least 1 per each level of the house, especially near sleeping areas. Every house should have Carbon monoxide detectors, especially near gas sources. |
| Food Insecurity | Valley Interfaith Community Center – (513) 821-3233
Society of St. Vincent de Paul – (513) 562-8841 |
It’s scary when you don’t think there’s enough food for your family, and this happens to many families. Local resources are available to help you get the food you need now and connect with long term resources. |
| Housing Resources | Cincinnati Metro Housing Authority – (513) 721-4580 | Even with good intentions and a written spending plan, you can experience overwhelming financial problems. Assistance is available to help pay back debt and plan for the future. |
| Job Resources | Hamilton County JFS – (513) 946-1000 | There are many options to help find a way to provide financial support for families. Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training, and more. |
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| Alcohol and Substance Abuse | Lorain County Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services– (440) 989-4900
Buckeye Region of Narcotics Anonymous – (888) 438-4673 |
As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s health. If you are impaired due to drugs and alcohol, you will not be able to care for your child as readily and effectively as they need. Also, there is an increased risk of child death with caregivers that have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. |
| Car Seat Safety | Elyria Fire Department- 440-322-6367 | 3 out of 4 car seats are not used correctly. You should have your car seat installation checked by a car seat technician/specialist. An infant carrier or car seat should be used to secure your baby EVERY time they ride in a moving vehicle. All children less than 2 years of age should be rear facing in the back seat of the car, and older children should use a booster seat. |
| Childcare Resources | Lorain County Child Care Resource Center- (440) 242-0413 | It is important to have a safe, trusted resources for childcare. There are many options to help find child care for Ohio families. |
| Domestic Violence | Emergency Domestic Violence Center– (216) 391-4357
Lorain County Safe Harbor/Genesis House- (440) 323-3400 Family & Community Services – (330) 296-2100 |
There is a strong relationship between domestic violence and child abuse. If you do not feel safe with your partner, protect yourself and your baby by telling someone and seeking available resources in your community. |
| Fire and CO2 Alarms | Red Cross-Lake Erie Heartland Chapter– (440) 324-2929 | Smoke alarms should be installed throughout the house, with at least 1 per each level of the house, especially near sleeping areas. Every house should have Carbon monoxide detectors, especially near gas sources. |
| Food Insecurity | Pathways Enrichment Center- (440) 282-1109
Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio Oakwood Park- (440) 960-2265 Salvation Army Lorain Corps- (440) 244-1921 Catholic Charities Services of Lorain County– (440) 242-0056 |
It’s scary when you don’t think there’s enough food for your family, and this happens to many families. Local resources are available to help you get the food you need now and connect with long term resources. |
| Housing Resources | Lorain County Housing Authority – (440)-288-1600 | Even with good intentions and a written spending plan, you can experience overwhelming financial problems. Assistance is available to help pay back debt and plan for the future. |
| Job Resources | OhioMeansJobs Lorain County – (440) 324-5244 | There are many options to help find a way to provide financial support for families. Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training, and more. |
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| Alcohol and Substance Abuse | 24 Hour Crisis Hotline: 1-800-351-7347
Miami County Treatment & Counseling Resources UPPER VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER (UVMC) BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES- (937) 440-4000 Miami County Recovery Council – (937) 335-4543 Ext. 155
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As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s health. If you are impaired due to drugs and alcohol, you will not be able to care for your child as readily and effectively as they need. Also, there is an increased risk of child death with caregivers that have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. |
| Car Seat Safety | Tipp City EMS– 937-669-5714
Troy Police Department- 937-339-7525 Ext 1423 |
3 out of 4 car seats are not used correctly. You should have your car seat installation checked by a car seat technician/specialist. An infant carrier or car seat should be used to secure your baby EVERY time they ride in a moving vehicle. All children less than 2 years of age should be rear facing in the back seat of the car, and older children should use a booster seat. |
| Child care Resources | Miami County Community Action Council
Child Care Choices– (937) 667-1799 |
It is important to have a safe, trusted resources for childcare. There are many options to help find child care for Ohio families. |
| Domestic Violence | Family Abuse Shelter of Miami County (Franklin House).-(937) 339-6761 | There is a strong relationship between domestic violence and child abuse. If you do not feel safe with your partner, protect yourself and your baby by telling someone and seeking available resources in your community. |
| Fire and CO2 Alarms | Troy Fire Department – (937) 335-2227
City of Piqua- (937) 773-7563
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Smoke alarms should be installed throughout the house, with at least 1 per each level of the house, especially near sleeping areas. Every house should have Carbon monoxide detectors, especially near gas sources. |
| Food Insecurity | Miami County Food Assistance
Shared Harvest Miami County- (513) 874-0114 |
It’s scary when you don’t think there’s enough food for your family, and this happens to many families. Local resources are available to help you get the food you need now and connect with long term resources. |
| Housing Resources | Miami Metropolitan Housing Authority –(937) 335-7921 | Even with good intentions and a written spending plan, you can experience overwhelming financial problems. Assistance is available to help pay back debt and plan for the future. |
| Job Resources | OhioMeansJobs Miami County – (937) 440-3465
Miami County Department of Job & Family Services-(937) 440-3471 |
There are many options to help find a way to provide financial support for families. Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training, and more. |
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| Alcohol and Substance Abuse | Washington County Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services
Catalyst LIfe Services-740-522-4357 Genesis Healthcare System– 740-454-5927 |
As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s health. If you are impaired due to drugs and alcohol, you will not be able to care for your child as readily and effectively as they need. Also, there is an increased risk of child death with caregivers that have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. |
| Car Seat Safety | Washington County Family & Children First Council-(740) 376-7081 | 3 out of 4 car seats are not used correctly. You should have your car seat installation checked by a car seat technician/specialist. An infant carrier or car seat should be used to secure your baby EVERY time they ride in a moving vehicle. All children less than 2 years of age should be rear facing in the back seat of the car, and older children should use a booster seat. |
| Childcare Resources | Washington County Department of Job & Family Services – 740-373-5513 | It is important to have a safe, trusted resources for childcare. There are many options to help find child care for Ohio families. |
| Domestic Violence |
Eve Incorporated– (740) 374-5819 |
There is a strong relationship between domestic violence and child abuse. If you do not feel safe with your partner, protect yourself and your baby by telling someone and seeking available resources in your community. |
| Fire and CO2 Alarms | American Academy of Pediatrics – Search “Fire Safety” | Smoke alarms should be installed throughout the house, with at least 1 per each level of the house, especially near sleeping areas. Every house should have Carbon monoxide detectors, especially near gas sources. |
| Food Insecurity |
Marietta Community Food Pantry- (740)-373-5741 Marietta Salvation Army- 740-373-4043 Gospel Mission Food Pantry– 740-350-4417 L.A.M.B. (Lowell Area Mission Basket) Food Pantry and Thrift Shop- 740-896-2940 |
It’s scary when you don’t think there’s enough food for your family, and this happens to many families. Local resources are available to help you get the food you need now and connect with long term resources. |
| Housing Resources | Washington-Morgan Community Action- HOUSING & TRANSPORTATION SERVICES– 740-373-3745
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Even with good intentions and a written spending plan, you can experience overwhelming financial problems. Assistance is available to help pay back debt and plan for the future. |
| Job Resources | OhioMeansJobs Washington County- (740) 434-0758 | There are many options to help find a way to provide financial support for families. Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training, and more. |
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| Alcohol and Substance Abuse | ADAMH Board of Franklin County – (614) 224-1057 | As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s health. If you are impaired due to drugs and alcohol, you will not be able to care for your child as readily and effectively as they need. Also, there is an increased risk of child death with caregivers that have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. |
| Car Seat Safety | Columbus Public Health – (614) 645-7748
Westerville Fire Division – (614) 901-6889 Safe Kids Central Ohio – (614) 645-6138 |
3 out of 4 car seats are not used correctly. You should have your car seat installation checked by a car seat technician/specialist. An infant carrier or car seat should be used to secure your baby EVERY time they ride in a moving vehicle. All children less than 2 years of age should be rear facing in the back seat of the car, and older children should use a booster seat. |
| Childcare Resources | CAP4Kids | It is important to have a safe, trusted resources for childcare. There are many options to help find child care for Ohio families. |
| Domestic Violence | Choices for Victims of Domestic Violence – (614) 224-4663
The Center for Family Safety and Healing – 1-844-234-LINE |
There is a strong relationship between domestic violence and child abuse. If you do not feel safe with your partner, protect yourself and your baby by telling someone and seeking available resources in your community. |
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Columbus Division of Fire – (614) 724-0935
Westerville Fire Department – (614) 901-6600 |
Smoke alarms should be installed throughout the house, with at least 1 per each level of the house, especially near sleeping areas. Every house should have Carbon monoxide detectors, especially near gas sources. |
| Food Insecurity | Warm Westerville – 614-899-0196 | It’s scary when you don’t think there’s enough food for your family, and this happens to many families. Local resources are available to help you get the food you need now and connect with long term resources. |
| Housing Resources | CAP4Kids | Even with good intentions and a written spending plan, you can experience overwhelming financial problems. Assistance is available to help pay back debt and plan for the future. |
| Job Resources | CAP4Kids | There are many options to help find a way to provide financial support for families. Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training, and more. |
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| Alcohol and Substance Abuse | ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County – (216) 241-3400
Cuyahoga County Family & Children First Council – (216) 698-2875 Cuyahoga County Fatherhood Initiative – (216) 241-3400 |
As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s health. If you are impaired due to drugs and alcohol, you will not be able to care for your child as readily and effectively as they need. Also, there is an increased risk of child death with caregivers that have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. |
| Car Seat Safety | UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital (By appointment only) – 216-844-2277 and press 6
Lake County General Health District |
3 out of 4 car seats are not used correctly. You should have your car seat installation checked by a car seat technician/specialist. An infant carrier or car seat should be used to secure your baby EVERY time they ride in a moving vehicle. All children less than 2 years of age should be rear facing in the back seat of the car, and older children should use a booster seat. |
| Childcare Resources | Cuyahoga County JFS – (216) 416-4440 | It is important to have a safe, trusted resources for childcare. There are many options to help find child care for Ohio families. |
| Domestic Violence | Domestic Violence and Child Advocacy Center – 24 Hour Helpline – 216-391-HELP(4357) | There is a strong relationship between domestic violence and child abuse. If you do not feel safe with your partner, protect yourself and your baby by telling someone and seeking available resources in your community. |
| Fire and CO2 Alarms | Northeast Red Cross – 216-431-3010 | Smoke alarms should be installed throughout the house, with at least 1 per each level of the house, especially near sleeping areas. Every house should have Carbon monoxide detectors, especially near gas sources. |
| Food Insecurity |
Harvest For Hunger – (216) 436-2200
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It’s scary when you don’t think there’s enough food for your family, and this happens to many families. Local resources are available to help you get the food you need now and connect with long term resources. |
| Housing Resources | Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority – (216) 348-5000 | Even with good intentions and a written spending plan, you can experience overwhelming financial problems. Assistance is available to help pay back debt and plan for the future. |
| Job Resources | Cuyahoga County JFS – (216) 987-6578 | There are many options to help find a way to provide financial support for families. Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training, and more. |
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| Alcohol and Substance Abuse | ADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga County – (216) 241-3400
Cuyahoga County Family & Children First Council – (216) 698-2875 Cuyahoga County Fatherhood Initiative– (216) 241-3400 |
As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s health. If you are impaired due to drugs and alcohol, you will not be able to care for your child as readily and effectively as they need. Also, there is an increased risk of child death with caregivers that have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. |
| Car Seat Safety | Seven Hills Fire Station (By appointment only) – (216) 524-3321
UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital (By appointment only) – 216-844-2277 and press 6 Medina County Health Department Mentor Police Department (By appointment only) – 440-974-5760 |
3 out of 4 car seats are not used correctly. You should have your car seat installation checked by a car seat technician/specialist. An infant carrier or car seat should be used to secure your baby EVERY time they ride in a moving vehicle. All children less than 2 years of age should be rear facing in the back seat of the car, and older children should use a booster seat. |
| Childcare Resources | Medina County Job and Family Services – 800-783-5070 | It is important to have a safe, trusted resources for childcare. There are many options to help find child care for Ohio families. |
| Domestic Violence | Domestic Violence and Child Advocacy Center – 24 Hour Helpline – 216-391-HELP(4357) | There is a strong relationship between domestic violence and child abuse. If you do not feel safe with your partner, protect yourself and your baby by telling someone and seeking available resources in your community. |
| Fire and CO2 Alarms | Northeast Red Cross – 216-431-3010 | Smoke alarms should be installed throughout the house, with at least 1 per each level of the house, especially near sleeping areas. Every house should have Carbon monoxide detectors, especially near gas sources. |
| Food Insecurity | Medina Community Services – 330-725-4690
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Medina – 330-725-4131 St Francis Xavier Catholic Church – St. Vincent DePaul Society – 330-764-8951 Medina United Methodist Church – 330-725-4943 |
It’s scary when you don’t think there’s enough food for your family, and this happens to many families. Local resources are available to help you get the food you need now and connect with long term resources. |
| Housing Resources | TransitionalHousing.org
Community Services Center – 330-725-4690 Medina County Job and Family Services – 800-783-5070 |
Even with good intentions and a written spending plan, you can experience overwhelming financial problems. Assistance is available to help pay back debt and plan for the future. |
| Job Resources | City of Medina
Medina County Job and Family Services – 800-783-5070 |
There are many options to help find a way to provide financial support for families. Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training, and more. |
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| Alcohol and Substance Abuse | Lucas Co. Heroin & Opiate Initiative – Dial 211 and ask for resources | As a parent, you have a major impact on your child’s health. If you are impaired due to drugs and alcohol, you will not be able to care for your child as readily and effectively as they need. Also, there is an increased risk of child death with caregivers that have problems with drugs and/or alcohol. |
| Car Seat Safety | Safe Kids Greater Toledo – 419-291-7945
Hancock Public Health – 419-424-7105 |
3 out of 4 car seats are not used correctly. You should have your car seat installation checked by a car seat technician/specialist. An infant carrier or car seat should be used to secure your baby EVERY time they ride in a moving vehicle. All children less than 2 years of age should be rear facing in the back seat of the car, and older children should use a booster seat. |
| Childcare | YWCA Childcare Connections – 1-800-632-3052 | It is important to have a safe, trusted resources for childcare. There are many options to help find child care for Ohio families. |
| Domestic Violence | Family & Child Abuse Prevention Center – 419-244-3053
Battered Women’s Shelter/YWCA – 419-241-7386 Domestic Violence & Child Advocacy – 216-391-HELP (4357) |
There is a strong relationship between domestic violence and child abuse. If you do not feel safe with your partner, protect yourself and your baby by telling someone and seeking available resources in your community. |
| Fire and CO2 Alarms | Fire Prevention Bureau – 419-936-3550 | Smoke alarms should be installed throughout the house, with at least 1 per each level of the house, especially near sleeping areas. Every house should have Carbon monoxide detectors, especially near gas sources. |
| Food Insecurity | SeaGate Food Bank of Northwest Ohio – 419-244-6996
Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food – 419-242-5000 Feed Lucas County Children Inc. – 419-259-9960 |
It’s scary when you don’t think there’s enough food for your family, and this happens to many families. Local resources are available to help you get the food you need now and connect with long term resources. |
| Housing | Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority – 419-259-9400
http://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html/toledo_rent_assistance.html |
Even with good intentions and a written spending plan, you can experience overwhelming financial problems. Assistance is available to help pay back debt and plan for the future. |
| Jobs and Employment | Economic Opportunity Planning Association – 419-242-7304 ext.1156
Lucas County Job and Family Services – 419-213-4000 |
There are many options to help find a way to provide financial support for families. Ohio has local OhioMeansJobs Centers that assist job seekers, employers and youth with job search assistance, employee recruitment, job training, and more. |
If you have questions about the Ohio AAP’s Injury Prevention resources or would like to suggest additional information, please contact Hayley Southworth at hsouthworth@ohioaap.org or (614) 846-6258.