Help Us Teach Children How To Thrive
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It's hard to think about children playing in their community and becoming victims of a drive-by shooting or victims of human trafficking. Unfortunately, that is a reality for children in the community we serve. According to The Statewide Automated Child, Welfare Information System (SACWIS) thirt... Read More
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It's hard to think about children playing in their community
and becoming victims of a drive-by shooting or victims of human trafficking.
Unfortunately, that is a reality for children in the community we serve.
According to The Statewide Automated Child, Welfare Information System (SACWIS)
thirty-three children under 18 years were victims of human trafficking in
Ohio. In 2021, crimes involving guns
against children under 18 have increased in Columbus, Ohio. However, without the opportunity to have
positive community involvement, fun close to home after-school activities, and
develop STEAM skills outside of school hours those children are at great risk
of living at or below the national poverty level and that means struggling
throughout life to survive. Ohio Youth
Development needs your help to protect children in their communities, to
provide a safe community space where they gain skills to thrive and learn to
care about the community, they live in.
Thank you for caring.
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Help Us Teach Children How To Thrive
Janine Lovelace, on behalf of
Ohio Youth Development
Janine Lovelace
Ms. Lovelace is the organizations Executive Director and current Board of Director President. Janine Lovelace brings over three decades of youth development, parenting, and youth mentorship experience. Ms. Lovelace formerly volunteered for Franklin County and Hanna Neil and volunteered with the Franklin Childrens Crisis Center and Youth Advocate Program. She has worked in the youth supervision capacity for Center for Children, Turning Point, Inn Harbor, and Devereux Advance Behavior Health in Ohio and Georg
