hamilton county department of job and family services

HCJFS now has a way to help foster children make college visits, provide toiletries or toys to abused children and aid low-income families with needs beyond job assistance, food and medical care

One. It just takes one person to adopt a child and change that child’s life forever. One. During our summer #theone campaign. We’re emphasizing that it just takes you, one you, to make this incredible difference. Could you be #theone to teach a …

With the All-Star Game in town Hamilton County Job and Family Services picked its own All-Star Team.

Cincinnati (July 7, 2015) Hamilton County parents who owe child support and want to pay in cash now have an option that lets them save on gas and downtown parking. Ohio’s Child Support Payment Central has teamed up with MoneyGram, …

The theme for this year’s Celebration of Dreams event – movie stars — is fitting for 43 Hamilton County foster teens who have had to overcome challenging situations to graduate high school. They’ve just completed a starring role in one movie and they’re moving on to another.

Several local employers hope to find their next batch of employees at this Friday’s “Time to Shine” summer job fair. The job fair, sponsored by Community Link, is scheduled from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. June 12 at Hamilton County …

Hamilton County Job and Family Services won 11 National Association of Counties achievement awards for innovation — more than any other government entity in Ohio – between 2009 and 2015, including three awarded last week for programs that contribute to and enhance county government.

The 2015 Education & Career Pathways Summit will be held on the campus of Cincinnati State on Friday, June 19th from 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Could you be the one to teach him to ride a bike? Could you be the one to take her to her first dance? Could you be the one to walk her down the aisle? Hamilton County Job and Family …

We are two weeks away from our annual Celebration of Dreams event, an agency celebration for the foster children in our care who overcame great obstacles to graduate high school this year. We have more than 40 names on the …