Local Project One of 37 Statewide Initiatives Supported by $90M in American Rescue Plan Act Funds Awarded by the State [. . .]
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The Village Network Recognized as Best-in-Class Employer by Gallagher
The Village Network has been named a Best-in-Class Employer by Gallagher! Gallagher’s Best-in-Class awards recognize employers that excel in supporting [. . .]
The Village Network Joins Franklin County Children Services’ Network of Care Management Entities
The Village Network's Family Services team in Columbus is ready to assist youth and families from Franklin County Children Services. [. . .]
Knox County Family & Children’s Resource Center Open House rescheduled for Aug. 22
MOUNT VERNON, Ohio – The Open House for the Knox County Family & Children’s Resource Center has been rescheduled for [. . .]
The Village Network breaks ground on new Residential Treatment Center
WOOSTER, Ohio – In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, children throughout the United States, including youth right here in [. . .]
The Village Network Columbus to host Network(ing) & Hiring Extravaganza on April 28
The Village Network Columbus will be hosting a special Network(ing) & Hiring Extravaganza on Thursday, April 28 from 11 a.m. [. . .]
The Village Network Selected as OhioRISE Care Management Entity for Western Franklin County
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio Department of Medicaid and Aetna have selected The Village Network as one of the twenty [. . .]
The Village Network to Celebrate 75th Anniversary at Sweet Jubilation Event this Saturday
Proceeds to Benefit Knox County Family & Children's Resource Center WOOSTER & MOUNT VERNON, Ohio – The Village Network is [. . .]
Foster Parent Spotlight: Jeremy and Crystal Kidd
Jeremy and Crystal Kidd of Newark have survived a bumpy decade since their marriage in 2009. They have battled the [. . .]
The Village Network Celebrates 75 Years of Caring for Vulnerable Youth
[embed]https://vimeo.com/518620019[/embed] WOOSTER, Ohio -- When Reverend Clarence Kerr of Smithville Methodist Church watched the movie Boys’ Town and was inspired to [. . .]