Reentry Job Search Resources - Akron-Summit County
ReentryJob SearchResources“Breaking the Barriers to Employment”
Table of ContentsIntroduction.2Receive a Library Card. 3Online Library CardRegistration. 3E-Books & Digital Media. 3Library Events Calendar. 3Reentry Job Search Books. 4General Job Search Books. 6Books that DescribeOccupations. 6Career Websites. 6Nonprofit. 7Videos/DVDs. 7Juvenile ReentryAssistance Program. 8Certificate of Qualification forEmployment. 8Civil Impacts of CriminalConvictions under Ohio Law.9Ohio Ex-Offender ReentryCoalition. 9ReLink Hotline. 9Free Bus Passes. 9Akron MetroRegional Transit Authority. 9Employment Resources. 10Employment-RelatedWebsites. 13Ohio Employment LawResources. 14Launch Fund. 14The Resource Wire. 14Business Start-Up. 15Self-Help Resources/Inspirational. 16Banking Services. 17Legal Resources. 18Akron-Summit County Public LibraryVoting Rights. 20Law Handbooks. 21Expungements. 21Executive Clemency Pardon. 22Presidential Pardon. 22Where to Acquire CriminalRecords. 22Educational Resources. 23Federal StudentFinancial Aid. 25ApprenticeshipOpportunities. 25Useful Identification Forms. 25ReinstatementPayment Plan. 26Driver Exam Stations. 28Child Support Resource. 29Substance Abuse Treatment.29Counseling Services. 30Food and MedicalAssistance. 32Federal Bonding Program. 34Work OpportunityTax Credit. 35Housing Assistance. 35Housing (Families). 37Housing (General). 37Veteran Resources. 38Assistance for Fathers. 40Referral Resources. 40Phone and UtilityAssistance. 41Akron-Summit CountyPublic Library Locations. 431www.akronlibrary.org
Reentry Job Search Resources“Breaking the Barriers to Employment”Returning citizens face barriers to employment.Barriers to employment may include the following: stigma andbias, drug and alcohol problems, a lack of continuous workhistory, and poor education. Obtaining employment may reducethe likelihood of returning individuals being a harm to society,committing other crimes, and being reincarcerated.The majority of returning citizens do not have violent criminalrecords. Many returning citizen records consist of propertycrimes and drug related convictions.Reentry Job Search Resources is designed to help eliminate thebarriers to employment for returning individuals by providingjob search, legal, substance abuse treatment, and educationalresources.New materials are added to the Library’s collection on a regularbasis. Consult a Business & Government librarian for helpfinding the most current title.Agencies are listed in the guide for informational purposes only.The Library does not promote or endorse any agency.Akron-Summit County Public Library2www.akronlibrary.org
Receive a Library Cardwww.akronlibrary.org/account/library-cardWhat is needed? Photo ID and proof of address Children need a parent or guardian’s consentLoan Period: Two weeks Books and AudioRenew Five Times Call 330-643-9029Fines Adult material 10 per day; children items 5 cents perday CD-ROMs, DVDs, and Videos 50 per day OhioLINK and Search Ohio Loans 50 per dayOnline Library Card ard Can’t use on computers in the library. Can’t check outphysical items from the libraryTo upgrade to a full-access library card, come in to thelibrary, fill out a paper registration form and presentproper IDE-Books & Digital Mediawww.akronlibrary.org/browse/digitalDownload videos, music, audiobooks, and regular books to yourelectronic device.Library Events Calendarwww.eventkeeper.com/code/events.cfm?curOrg ASCPLCompilation of library programming.Akron-Summit County Public Library3www.akronlibrary.org
Reentry Job Search BooksMendlin, Ronald C.Being “Job-Ready”: Identify Your Skills, Strengths andCareer GoalsCareer 650.14 M538bEnelow, Wendy S.Best Resumes & Letters for Ex-OffendersCareer 650.142 En56beRichardson, SimoneExecutive Clemency by Pardon: A Guide to PardonSuccess345.73077 R499eKrannich, RonEx-Offender’s Job Interview Guide: Turn Your Red FlagsInto Green LightsCareer 650.1408 K89jiKrannich, RonEx-Offender’s Job Hunting Guide: 10 Steps to a New Lifein the Work WorldCareer 650.1408 K89exMcNulty, Neil P.Ex-Offender’s 30/30 Job Solution: Your Lifeboat Guide toRe-Entry SuccessCareer 650.1408 M169jsJones, LouisI Need a J-O-B! The Ex-Offender’s Job Search ManualCareer 650.14 J77iKrannich, RonJob Hunting Tips for People with Hot and Not-So-HotBackgroundsCareer 650.14 K89jAkron-Summit County Public Library4www.akronlibrary.org
Krannich, CarylJob Interview Tips for People with Not-So-HotBackgrounds: How to Put Red Flags behind You to Winthe JobCareer 650.14 K89joMendlin, Ronald C.Keeping Your Job: Survive and Succeed in a New JobCareer 650.14 M538kRollo, NedMan, I Need a Job! Finding Employment with aCriminal RecordCareer 650.14 R755mKrannich, RonOvercoming Barriers to EmploymentCareer 650.142 K89oKrannich, RonResume, Application, and Letter Tips for Peoplewith Hot and Not-So-Hot BackgroundsCareer 650.142 K89rBoldt, ArnoldResumes for the Rest of Us: Secrets from thePros for Job Seekers with Unconventional Career PathsCareer 658.142 B687reHaynes, Frances B.Winning Letters that Overcome Barriers to EmploymentCareer 650.142 P83wiRichardson, Simone R.Zen of Resume Writing for Formerly IncarceratedPersonsCareer 650.14 R25zAkron-Summit County Public Library5www.akronlibrary.org
General Job Search BooksParks, BarbaraComplete Idiot’s Guide to Green CareersCareer 333.72 P252coReeves, EllenCan I Wear My Nose Ring to the Interview?Career 650.14 R332caBooks that Describe OccupationsKrannich, Ronald L.Best Jobs for Ex-Offenders:101 Opportunities to Jump Start Your New LifeCareer 650.1408 K89beInfobase PublishingEncyclopedia of Careers and Vocational GuidanceDR 331.702 En56Bureau of Labor StatisticsOccupational Outlook HandbookCareer 331.7 Oc1Career WebsitesMy Next op.orgOccupational Outlook Handbookwww.bls.gov/ocoONet Onlinewww.onetonline.orgAkron-Summit County Public Library6www.akronlibrary.org
NonprofitFoundation Directory (only available in Main Library)Find funding opportunities for your nonprofit.Contact a Business and Government librarian for assistance.Browning, BeverlyGrant Writing for DummiesNRC 361.7068 B885grPakroo, PeriStarting & Building a Nonprofit: A Practical GuideNRC 658.048 P152stGrant Spacehttp://grantspace.orgFind subjects, skills, training, and tools to help you with yournonprofit.Thinking about starting a nonprofit?Check out the nonprofit startup assessmenthttp://npstartup.foundationcenter.orgThe assessment will test your readiness to start a nonprofit.Videos/DVDsVHS FormatAfter Prison: How the Ex-Convict Can Find a Placeto Live, Get Work, and Stay Straight364.8 Af258Down But Not Out: The Inspiring Story ofAlphonso Bailey364.8 D748Putting the Bars Behind You: A Guide to JobInterviewing for the Ex-Offender650.14 P993Akron-Summit County Public Library7www.akronlibrary.org
DVD FormatStarting Fresh: Interviewing with a Troubled Background650.144 S796Starting Fresh: Resumes & Cover Letters with aTroubled Background650.142 S796Starting Fresh: Finding a Job with a TroubledBackground650.14 S796You Need to Hear It: Avoiding Drugs and Alcohol362.29 Av961Your Need to Hear It: Avoiding the Bars305.38896 Y67You Need to Hear It: Wrongful Incarceration346.0334 W957You Need to Hear It: Your Civil Rights323.09771 Y81Juvenile Reentry Assistance tificate of Qualification forEmployment (SB 337)www.drccqe.comThe CQE eliminates barriers to employment and occupationallicense.The University of Akron School of Law Certificate ofQualification for Employment Clinic (Legal Clinic)150 University AvenueAkron, Ohio ntry.dotAkron-Summit County Public Library8www.akronlibrary.org
Civil Impacts of Criminal ConvictionsUnder Ohio Lawhttp://civiccohio.org/A database created to reveal the employment, civil, andpolitical barriers, also called Collateral Sanctions, due to aconviction.National Inventory for the Collateral Consequences ofConvictionwww.abacollateralconsequences.orgOhio Ex-Offender Reentry CoalitionGeneral Inquiries: 614-752-0627www.reentrycoalition.ohio.govThe Ohio Ex-Offender Reentry Coalition provides the following:educational resources, job market resources, and informationfrom local reentry coalitions, research, articles, and relatedlegislation.ReLink HotlinePhone: 330-615-0569www.relink.orgProvides a link to food, employment, and housing.Free Bus PassesGoodwill570 East Waterloo RoadAkron, Ohio 44319330-724-6995 Must go to orientation on Monday at 9:15 am Must have a felony Have to take two job seeking skills classes Must have a resumeAkron Metro Regional Transit Authority416 Kenmore BoulevardAkron, Ohio 44301330-762-0341www.akronmetro.orgProvides bus routes and schedules.Akron-Summit County Public Library9www.akronlibrary.org
Employment ResourcesAkron Summit Community Action, Inc.YouthBuild Program(For ages 18-24)230 West Center StreetAkron, Ohio 44302330-761-0562www.aksumcom.org/youth.htmlAkron UMADAOP665 West Market StreetAkron, Ohio 44303330-379-3467www.akronumadaop.comBondage BreakersConfidential Address330-701-0567 (Cell)Career Clothing BankAkron Urban League440 Vernon Odom BoulevardAkron, Ohio 44307330-434-3101www.akronurbanleague.orgOffers professional attire for men and women.Goodwill Industries570 East Waterloo RoadAkron, Ohio 44319330-724-6995www.goodwillakron.orgHeart to Heart Family Support Center1035 Rosemary Boulevard, Suite AAkron, Ohio 44306330-724-1950Akron-Summit County Public Library10www.akronlibrary.org
Job Corps(For ages 16-24)1040 East Tallmadge AvenueAkron, Ohio 44310330-630-4623www.jobcorps.govMature Services415 South Portage PathAkron, Ohio g individuals over 55.Moving Toward EmploymentOriana House885 East Buchtel AvenueAkron, Ohio 44305330-535-8116Provides job readiness skills.Summit County Department of Job and Family Services1180 South Main StreetAkron, Ohio 44301330-643-8200www.summitdjfs.orgOpen M941 Princeton StreetAkron, Ohio 44311330-434-0110, ext. 423www.openm.orgOhio Means Jobs Summit County1040 East Tallmadge AvenueAkron, Ohio 44310330-633-1050www.summitomj.orgAkron-Summit County Public Library11www.akronlibrary.org
Resource Wirehttp://communityvoicesummit.orgRegister for local job postings; receive employment information,and more.TalentNEO330-630-9970A new way to connect job seekers to jobs. Job seeker takes an online assessment Skill scores demonstrate the job seekers ability to do thejob Employers hire candidates based on skill scoresTransitionsAkron Urban League440 Vernon Odom BoulevardAkron, Ohio 44307330-434-3101www.akronurbanleague.orgProvides job readiness skills.Livable Wage Employment ProgramAkron Urban League440 Vernon Odom BoulevardAkron, Ohio 44307330-434-3101www.akronurbanleague.orgWorkforce Investment Act (WIA)Adult and Dislocated Worker Services(Provided by Goodwill Industries)1040 East Tallmadge AvenueAkron, Ohio 44310330-633-1050The service includes educational services, job training, and jobplacement for individuals and displaced workers.Akron-Summit County Public Library12www.akronlibrary.org
Workforce Investment Act (WIA)Job Re-entry ProgramA program of the Summit County Juvenile Court and theSummit County Department of Job and Family Services330-643-4542Provides job training and mentoring for female and maleparolees between the ages of 17-21.Employment-Related WebsitesAkron top.orgDepartment of Veteran Affairswww.va.govEmployment Guidewww.employmentguide.comOhio Means Jobs Centerwww.summitomj.orgJobs.Ohio Monsterhttp://jobs.ohio.comOhio Means Jobshttp://ohiomeansjobs.com/omjState of Ohiohttp://ohio.govSee “Working & Employment”U.S.A. Jobswww.usajobs.govAkron-Summit County Public Library13www.akronlibrary.org
Ohio Employment Law ResourcesFor information concerning criminal background checks foremployment, refer to the following resources:Criminal Records Check Law in OhioSee: Ohio Revised Code 370l.881http://codes.ohio.govSautter, MaynardEmployment in Ohio: A Guide to Employment Law,Regulations, and PracticesReference 344.77101 Sa261eSiegel, Bradd N.Ohio Employment Practices LawSee section 16:25.344.77101 Si571oRepa, BarbaraYour Rights in the Workplace344.730 R425yThe Launch FundThe Launch Fund is designed to help low-income individualsovercome barriers by providing no interest loans up to 750.00.For more information call: 330-615-0569.The Resource sources for homeless and low-income citizens.Register for weekly job listings.Akron-Summit County Public Library14www.akronlibrary.org
Business Start-UpAkron SCORECounselors to America’s Small Business175 South Main StreetAkron, Ohio 44308330-379-3163http://akronscore.orgSCORE provides business counseling and mentoring service atno charge.Akron Urban League’s Minority BusinessDevelopment Center440 Vernon Odom BoulevardAkron, Ohio ness CenterAkron-Summit County Public Library60 South High StreetAkron, Ohio in-library/microbusinesscenterOhio Department of Development1st Stop Business ConnectionP.O. Box 1001Columbus, Ohio ngSmall Business Development CenterAkron Global Business Accelerator526 South Main StreetAkron, Ohio 44311330-375-2111www.akronsbdc.orgSBDC conducts workshops for those interested in starting theirown business. The center also provides business consultingfree-of-charge.Akron-Summit County Public Library15www.akronlibrary.org
U.S. Small Business Administration409 3rd Street, SouthwestWashington, D.C. 20416www.sba.gov1-800-827-5722The goal of the SBA is to assist those with a small business(and business start-up) by providing programs and services.Need Help Writing a Business Plan?Go to www.sba.govSee “Start your business,” and scroll down to “Create abusiness plan.Business Start-Up BookRobinson, JosephThink Outside the Cell: An Entrepreneur’s Guide for theIncarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated364.8097 R662thSelf-Help Resources/InspirationalHenderson, JeffCooked: From the Streets to the Stove, from Cocaine toFoie Gras364.177 H496cShrum, Harvey E.Ex-Offender’s Guide to a Responsible Life364.8 Sh561eKrannich, RonEx-Offender’s Re-Entry Success Guide: Smart Choices forMaking It on the Outside for Good!364.8 K89exShepherd, DeanFrom Lemons to Lemonade: Squeeze Every Last Drop ofSuccess Out of Your Mistakes650.1 Sh548fAkron-Summit County Public Library16www.akronlibrary.org
Read, EdwardGetting High and Doing Time: What’s the Connection?A Recovery Guide for Substance Abusers in Trouble withthe Law362.29 R282gJackson, MichaelHow to Do Good after Prison: A Handbook forthe Committed Man364.8 J13hShipp, RobinJustice While Black: Helping African-American FamiliesNavigate and Survive the Criminal Justice System345.73 Sh557jLiles, KevinMake it Happen: The Hip-Hop Generation Guide toSuccessCareer 650.1 L728mMitchell, Anne P.Surviving Divorce and Custody Issues:The Single Father’s Guide346.7301 M681sBudd, PreytonTested: How Twelve Wrongly Imprisoned MenHeld On to Hope365.6 B927tBanking ServicesHuntington Bank39 East MarketAkron, Ohio 44308330-258-2383www.huntington.comAkron-Summit County Public Library17www.akronlibrary.org
Legal ResourcesOrganizationsAmerican Civil Liberties Union of OhioMax Wohl Liberties Center4506 Chester AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44103216-472-2200www.acluohio.orgEqual Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)131 M Street NortheastWashington, DC 20507202-633-4900For additional EEOC information call:1-800-669-4000www.eeoc.govA federal organization which enforces Title VII of theCivil Rights Act of 1964. Title VII prohibits employmentdiscrimination.EEOC for the Akron AreaAnthony J. Celebrezze Federal Building1240 E. 9th Street, Suite 3001Cleveland, Ohio 441991-800-669-4000Legal ServicesAkron Bar AssociationLawyer Referral Service57 South BroadwayAkron, Ohio 44308330-253-5007www.akronbar.orgAkron-Summit County Public Library18www.akronlibrary.org
Community Legal Aid Services50 South Main Street, Suit 800Akron, Ohio 44308866-998-9454 (new clients)330-535-4191 (existing clients)866-584-2350 (existing clients)www.communitylegalaid.orgProvides legal representation in civil matters to low-incomeresidents.Fair Housing Contact Service441 Wolf Ledges Parkway, Suite 200Akron, Ohio 44311330-376-6191www.fairhousingakron.orgAn agency that helps residents with landlord-tenant problems.The service also offers free review of home loan documents.Ohio Civil Rights CommissionAkron Regional Office161 South High StreetAkron, Ohio 44308330-643-3100www.crc.ohio.govInvestigates job and housing discrimination.Ohio Legal ServicesProviding legal assistance to Low-income OhioansContact a civil legal aid mit County Legal Defender1 Cascade Plaza, Suite 1940Akron, Ohio 44308330-434-3461Akron-Summit County Public Library19www.akronlibrary.org
Consumer ProtectionFederal Trade Commission600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NorthwestWashington, DC 20580202-326-22221-877-382-4357www.ftc.govFederal Trade Commission Do Not Call Registrywww.donotcall.govRegister your phone number and rid yourself of unwantedtelemarketer calls.Ohio Attorney GeneralConsumer Protection30 East Broad Street, 14th FloorColumbus, Ohio ects individuals against unfair sales practices.Summit CountyOffice of Consumer AffairsOhio Building175 South Main Street, Suite 209Akron, Ohio fairsVoting RightsOhio law provides felons the right to vote once released fromincarceration.See the “Reclaim Your Right to Vote” brochure at the Ohio ExOffender Reentry Coalition website:www.reentrycoalition.ohio.govAkron-Summit County Public Library20www.akronlibrary.org
Law HandbooksAnderson PublishingOhio Criminal Law Handbook345.05 Oh3oGriffin, Burt W.Ohio Felony Sentencing Law345.7710772 Oh37fKatz, LewisOhio Arrest, Search and Seizure345.77102 K159oExpungementsNOTE: The following sources are provided forinformational purposes only. Consult legal representationfor further assistance.For the expungement of a felony contact the Summit CountyCommon Pleas Court: 330-643-2282See Filing ilingReq.aspFor the expungement of a misdemeanor contact AkronMunicipal Court Criminal Division: 330-375-2570, selectmenu option 7.http://courts.ci.akron.oh.usThe University of Akron School of LawExpungement Clinicwww.uakron.edu/law/curriculum/reentry.dot150 University AvenueAkron, Ohio 44325330-972-7462Expungement assistance for low-income individuals.Expungement BookHall, DanielErasing Your Criminal Background Legally345.73077 H175erAkron-Summit County Public Library21www.akronlibrary.org
Executive Clemency PardonOhio Parole BoardClemency Section770 West Broad StreetColumbus, Ohio 43222614-752-1120Toll-free 1-888-344-1441www.drc.ohio.gov/clemencyThe University of Akron School of LawClemency Clinic150 University AvenueAkron, Ohio ntry.dotClemency assistance for low-income individuals.Presidential PardonOffice of the Pardon AttorneyU.S. Department of JusticeOffice of the Pardon Attorney145 North Street N.E.Room 5E.508Washington, D.C. 20530202-616-6070www.justice.gov/pardonWhere to Acquire Criminal RecordsMistakes on a rap sheet may cost you a job. To check theaccuracy of your rap sheet contact the following agencies.Akron Municipal CourtHarold K. Stubbs Justice Center217 South High StreetAkron, Ohio 44308Criminal Division: it County Public Library22www.akronlibrary.org
Summit County Criminal Justice Information SystemCourt Records for Summit County, Akron, Barberton,Cuyahoga Falls, and Stowwww.sccjis.co.summit.oh.usOhio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction770 West Broad StreetColumbus, Ohio earch.aspxSummit County Clerk of Courts205 South High StreetAkron, Ohio 44308330-643-2111www.cpclerk.co.summit.oh.usClick on Records Search.Summit County Jail205 East Crosier StreetAkron, Ohio 44311Inmate Services: 330-643-2177www.co.summit.oh.us/sheriffClick on Corrections/Jail.Educational ResourcesAkron CNC Training Center2642 Gilchrist RoadAkron, Ohio 44305330-475-7672www.akroncnc.comLearn to be a Computer Numerically Controlled Machinist.Beyond Expectations Barber College2202 Romig RoadAkron, Ohio 44320330-745-8288www.bebc-ohio.comThe college accepts non-violent returning citizens.Akron-Summit County Public Library23www.akronlibrary.org
College Nowwww.collegenowgc.orgCleveland 216-241-5587 and Barberton 330-319-2491Full-service college access program.Computer ClassesTechZone at Main60 South High StreetAkron, Ohio 44326www.akronlibrary.org/trainingHands-on style training.330-643-9145Educational GuidesBack to School: A Guide to Continuing Your EducationAfter Prisonwww.edpubs.gov/document/ed005088p.pdf?ck 84US Department of Education: Take Charge of Your ?ck 220GEDOhio Department of EducationState GED Office25 South Front StreetColumbus, Ohio 432151-877-644-6338www.ode.state.oh.usGED BooksPrinceton ReviewCracking the GED373.1262 C883McGraw-Hill EducationPreparation for the GED Test373.1262 P927pAkron-Summit County Public Library24www.akronlibrary.org
Barron’sHow to Prepare For the GED Test373.1264 H847Project Learn of Summit County60 South High StreetAkron, Ohio 44326330-434-94611-866-866-READ (7323)www.projectlearnsummit.orgA nonprofit community-based organization offering on-on-onetutoring assistance, computer assisted instruction in reading,writing, and math, pre-GED and GED testing, English forspeakers of other languages and family and health literacy.Federal Student Financial AidFree Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)https://fafsa.ed.govFederal Student Aid Information nticeship OpportunitiesOhio State Apprenticeship Council ipUseful Identification Forms Neededto be Legally EmployedBirth CertificateSummit County Public HealthOffice of Birth, Death, and Burial RecordsFairway Center1867 West Market StreetAkron, Ohio 44313330-923-4891www.scphoh.orgAkron-Summit County Public Library25www.akronlibrary.org
Ohio Department of HealthOffice of Vital Statistics225 Neilston StreetColumbus, Ohio 43215614-466-2531Same day Walk-in vitalstats.aspxOnline Certificates/Mail Your mail/vsmailSocial Security CardTo replace a lost card contact:Social Security AdministrationFederal Building2 South Main Street, Second FloorAkron, Ohio 442361-800-772-1213www.ssa.govReinstatement Payment PlanBureau of Motor Vehicleshttp://bmv.ohio.govRegister for a 50 per month payment plan.For more information: 614-752-7600.Driver’s License or State IDTo renew a license or ID contact any Deputy Registrar’s Office.Deputy Registrar License Agency*Pay reinstatement fees.Akron-Summit County Public Library26www.akronlibrary.org
*Akron Area Auto Dealers Association688 Wolf Ledges ParkwayP.O. Box 2244Akron, Ohio 44311330-434-3134*Barberton License Bureau17 Fifth Street SoutheastBarberton, Ohio 44203330-745-1455*Ellet License Bureau2420 Wedgewood DriveAkron, Ohio 44312330-733-8688*Cuyahoga Falls License Bureau650 Graham Road, Suite 100-BCuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44221330-929-6469*Fairlawn License Bureau2955 West Market Street, Suite LAkron, Ohio 44333330-867-1101*Northfield License Bureau10333 Northfield Road, Suite 156Northfield, Ohio 44067330-468-1155*Stow License Bureau3039 Graham RoadStow, Ohio 44224330-677-6788Clerk of Courts/Title OfficeGreen3333 Massillon Road Suite 105Green, Ohio 44312330-899-9699Akron-Summit County Public Library27www.akronlibrary.org
Fairlawn620 Ridgewood Crossing, Suite GFairlawn, Ohio330-665-0588Northfield10333 Northfield RoadNorthfield, Ohio 44067330-467-7333Tallmadge Avenue License Agency1030 East Tallmadge AvenueAkron, Ohio 44310330-630-7245Driver Exam StationsState Highway Patrol Driver Examination Station650 Graham Road, Suite 100-ACuyahoga Falls, Ohio 442211-877-439-8378Barberton Driver Examination Station21 Fifth Street, SoutheastBarberton, Ohio 442031-877-439-8378To reinstate a suspended license, contactCanton Regional Service Center306 Second Street SoutheastCanton, Ohio 447021-844-644-6268Cleveland Regional Service Center1200 Snow Road, Suite NParma, Ohio 44130440-845-20071-844-644-6268Akron-Summit County Public Library28www.akronlibrary.org
For a complete list of reinstatement centers contact:Ohio Bureau of Motor Reinstatement RequirementsView your reinstatement requirements at the BMV website:www.bmv.ohio.govSee “Suspensions & Reinstatements.”Child Support ResourceFamily Support Matters175 South Main StreetAkron, Ohio 44308330-643-8463Assists parents with child support payments and eliminatesthe barriers to support.Summit County Child Support Enforcement Agency(CSEA)175 South Main StreetAkron, Ohio 44308330-643-2765Substance Abuse TreatmentAkron Urban Minority Alcoholism &Drug Abuse Outreach Program665 West Market StreetAkron, Ohio 44303330-379-3467www.akronumadaop.comADM Crisis Center15 Frederick AvenueAkron, Ohio 44310330-996-7730www.admboard.orgAkron-Summit County Public Library29www.akronlibrary.org
Alcohol, Drug Addiction & Mental Health Services Board1867 West Market StreetAkron, Ohio 44313330-762-3500 (voice)877-604-0006 (toll free)www.admboard.orgCommunity Health Center725 East Market StreetAkron, Ohio 44305330-434-4141www.commhealthcenter.orgEdwin Shaw Rehabilitation330 Broadway Street, EastCuyahoga Falls, Ohio330-344-6000www.edwinshaw.comInterval Brotherhood Home3445 South Main StreetAkron, Ohio 44317330-644-4095www.ibh.orgCounseling ServicesChild Guidance & Family Solutions18 North Forge StreetAkron, Ohio 44304330-762-0591www.cgfs.orgColeman Professional Services444 North Main StreetAkron, Ohio it County Public Library30www.akronlibrary.org
Community Support Services150 Cross StreetAkron, Ohio 44311330-253-9388www.cssbh.orgGreenleaf Family Center580 Grant StreetAkron, Ohio 44311330-376-9494www.greenleafctr.orgPortage Path Behavioral Health340 South Broadway StreetAkron, Ohio 44308330-253-3100www.portagepath.orgSummit County Public Health1867 West Market StreetAkron, Ohio 44313330-375-2984www.scphoh.org/main.htmlSummit Psychological Associates, Inc.37 North Broadway, Suite 200Akron, Ohio 44308330-535-8181www.summit-psychological.comThe University of Akron Clinic for Individual andFamily Counseling27 South Forge Street, 2nd FloorAkron, Ohio 44325330-972-6822www.uakron.edu/clinics/ifcUrban Ounce of Prevention1735 South Hawkins Avenue Suite BAkron, Ohio s.orgAkron-Summit County Public Library31www.akronlibrary.org
Food and Medical AssistanceFoodAkron-Canton Regional Foodbank350 Opportunity ParkwayAkron, Ohio ood Neighbors, Inc.1453 Goodyear BoulevardAkron, Ohio 44305330-733-1453Ohio Benefit Bank1-800-648-1176Find a Benefit Bank in your area.MedicalAccess to CareStaffed by local healthcare provider volunteers, Access to Careis not health insurance, but a service that connects uninsuredresidents to affordable h/acctocare.htmlAxessPointe Community Health Center1400 South Arlington Street, Suite 38Akron, Ohio te/Barberton390 Robinson Avenue, Suite EBarberton, Ohio 442031-888-975-9188AxessPointe/Kent1993 State Route 59Kent, Ohio 442401-888-975-9188Akron-Summit County Public Library32www.akronlibrary.org
Faithful Servants Care Center65 Community RoadTallmadge, Ohio gUrgent Health care to the uninsured.OPEN M941 Princeton StreetAkron, Ohio 44311Call for an appointment330-434-0110www.openm.orgFree health and dental care.MedAssist703 South Main Street #211Akron, Ohio xNursing Center for Community HealthThe University of Akron College of Nursing209 Carroll StreetAkron, Ohio 44325330-972-6968Planned Parenthood of Northeast Ohio444 West Exchange StreetAkron, Ohio mmit County Public Health1867 West Market StreetAkron, Ohio 44313330-923-4891www.scphoh.orgAkron-Summit County Public Library33www.akronlibrary.org
Free Prescription Discount CardsCity of AkronCareMarkFor program information contact:www.caremark.com/nlc1-877-321-2652OhioOhio Best Rx Program1-866-923-7879www.ohiobestrx.orgSummit CountyExecutiveMEDFor program information w/insurance-arisk-management/executiv
Resumes for the Rest of Us: Secrets from the Pros for Job Seekers with Unconventional Career Paths Career 658.142 B687re Haynes, Frances B. Winning Letters that Overcome Barriers to Employment Career 650.142 P83wi Richardson, Simone R. Zen of Resume Wri
The Alaska Community Reentry Program Manual . 7 . People and Groups . Alaska Community Reentry (ACR) Coalitions . ACR coalitions are those reentry coalitions who are working with the ACR Program. Alaska Community Reentry (ACR) Coalition Coordinator . Reentry coalition coordinators help facilitate and coordinate the activities of the coalition.
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of prisoner reentry. A monograph report based on the findings of that Roundtable is available though the Urban Institute website. The sixth meeting of the Reentry Roundtable, entitled “The Youth Dimensions of Prisoner Reentry: Youth Development and the Impacts of Incarceration and Reentry,” was held in San Francisco at the end of May 2003.
agencies that support reentry On the community side the Virginia Department of Social Services continues to facilitate reentry community capacity building and expansion of the Virginia Community Reentry Initiative which supports the Governor's comprehensive reentry initiative
ODRC Office of Reentry DRC.OfficeofReentry@odrc.state.oh.us 614-752-0627 Shawn Stover -Athens County Reentry Taskforce Shawn.stover@jfs.ohio.gov 740-677-4264 Darryl Graves, ODRC Reentry Administrator - South Region darryl.graves@odrc.state.oh.us 614-373-8273 Drew Case, ODRC Reentry Coordinator - South Region Drew.case@odrc.state.oh.us 740-238 .
Akron, Ohio 44308 330-761-2969 330-761-3226 fax Project R.I.S.E is in partnership with Akron Public Schools and Greater Akron Shelters Federally funded through a grant from the Ohio Dept. of Education Under the McKinney-Vento Education for the Homeless Children and Youth Program 2017 Edition
