Blanchard Valley Center (Hancock County Board of Developmental Disabilities)
The Hancock County Board of Developmental Disabilities, locally known as Blanchard Valley Center, is the first point of contact for providing cradle-to-grave services to individuals with developmental disabilities in Hancock County. We take pride in providing people with the greatest opportunities for community inclusion in all aspects of their lives - education, employment, residential and social. Our ultimate goal is make sure that every person that we support experiences the most fulfilling life possible. As our mission states, we empower people to live lives of meaning and purpose. And we take this responsibility very seriously.
Center for Civic Engagement
FOCUS: Recovery and Wellness Community
FOCUS has a wide variety of programs, including AIRS, which welcomes all reasons and pathways of recovery.
FOCUS has a Recovery Housing Program which includes a Men's, Women's, and MOMS recovery homes.
Meals available every Thursday at 12 noon
Hancock County Public Defender
The Hancock County Public Defender's office offers criminal defense for cases in Hancock County. We are represented in Findlay Municipal Court, Hancock County Common Pleas and Hancock County Juvenile Court.
We are located at 100 East Main Cross Street, Suite 200 Findlay, Ohio. Our phone number is 419-424-7276, Fax 419-424-7274.
Our Facebook page is Hancock County Public Defender's office.
Hancock County Veterans Service Office
Compassionately empower and improve the lives of our veterans and their families by serving those who served.
Legal Services of Northwest Ohio
Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO) and Advocates for Basic Legal Equality, Inc. (ABLE) are non-profit regional law firms that provide high quality legal assistance in civil matters to help eligible low-income individuals and groups in western Ohio achieve self reliance, and equal justice and economic opportunity.
Ohio Legal Help
Leveraging online innovation, Ohio Legal Help seeks to improve justice and fairness for all Ohioans by removing barriers to the law so that they can understand their legal options, make informed decisions and connect to local legal and community resources.
Spectrum of Findlay
LGBTQ+ Spectrum of Findlay is a local 501(c)3 non-profit organization. After many years as an informal group working within the impulse of Open Door Community Church, Spectrum was founded in 2010 by those who shared the same common goals to build an inclusive network for the LGBTQ+ community in Findlay, Ohio. Since receiving our non-profit status, we have been building on the momentum that has propelled us into new avenues of service to our community. This has included the forming of support groups, monthly social events, developing an Ally Directory, and expanding Pride month celebrations.
