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Nowhere to Go Ohio Children Services Placement Crisis / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Nowhere to Go Ohio Children Services Placement Crisis / Public News Service

Ohio's Children Services agencies say they are becoming the destination for young people with all kinds of intensive or "high-acuity" needs. A new report found nearly one in four kids entered Children Services custody in 2021 due primarily to mental illness, developmental disability or as a diversion from the juvenile justice system. KelliJo Jeffries, director of Portage County Job and Family Services, said it added a layer of stress to an already strained workforce. ...

Internet Safety How to Have The Talk with Your Kids / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Internet Safety How to Have The Talk with Your Kids / Public News Service

It's already been one week since Safer Internet Day, and in case you missed it, the National Parent-Teachers Association is helping families have "the talk" with their kids to lay out ground rules for being online. Parents can still go to the website saferinternetday.us for guidance on how to facilitate a safe experience when kids use social media or gaming sites. Carrie Neill, connected ambassador for the national PTA, said their Smart Talk tool encourages parents to give kids a say when setting family rules for technology and mobile devices. ...

Community briefs - Vimarsana News

Community briefs

Food distributions scheduled

Greene County Chamber welcomes new business - Vimarsana News

Greene County Chamber welcomes new business

Local and state officials joined Greene County Chamber of Commerce and other area agency representatives in welcoming a new business, Salon Diem, to the area with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held

Pennsylvania Senate approves spending more than $200 million in federal money to recruit, retain nurses and other 'bedside' hospital workers - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Senate approves spending more than $200 million in federal money to recruit, retain nurses and other 'bedside' hospital workers

The Pennsylvania Senate Tuesday evening approved sending out more than $200 million in federal money to help hospitals recruit and retain nurses and other frontline or “bedside” workers — with none of the money going to executives or administrators.

Source: mcall.com