OCF awarded a number of fatherhood programs at $75,000 for two years. The 2012-2013 OCF Grantees are Talbert House,Charisma Community Connections, Columbus Urban League,Urban Light Ministries, Action for Children, WSOS Community Action, & HARCATUS.
Ohio's Office of Child Support, in collaboration with fatherhood programs, has recognized the need to make it easier for child support obligors to more effectively provide for the well-being of their children. More>>
The purpose of Engaging the Non-Resident Father training is to provide participants with knowledge to support a practice shift toward engaging non-resident fathers in child welfare cases. More>>
The Ohio Commission on Fatherhood is committed to participating in fatherhood-related programs, conferences, symposiums and other forums to increase public awareness of the central role fathers play in their children’s lives. More>>
OCF Report to Community
Ohio Child Support Laws Engaging Fathers
Father Absence in Ohio
Becoming A Father
10 Ways Fathers-to-be can Help
10 Ways to be a Good Dad
100 Inexpensive Things to do with Your Child
Domestic Violence
Building Assets for Fathers and Families
Application to become a Commissioner
Talbert House Fatherhood Celebration Luncheon June 8, 2012 (Cincinnati)
Cuyahoga County Fatherhood Initiatives 8TH Annual Fatherhood Conference June 15, 2012 (Cleveland)
Montgomery County Fatherhood Celebration June 15-16, 2012 (Dayton)
2nd Annual Fatherhood Walk June 16, 2012 (Toledo)
Ohio Statewide Fatherhood Conference June 30, 2012 (Columbus)
U.S. Health & Human Services Responsible Fatherhood Blog
Women in Fatherhood National Fatherhood Initiative National Center for Fathering
Fathers & Families Coalition of America
2010 Kids Count Data
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