Did you know LCCAA Head Start has three advisory committees open to community members?
The Health Advisory, Education Advisory and Safety Advisory committees meet quarterly and provide support and input for various aspects of the Head Start program.
LCCAA’s Lorain County Pathways HUB pairs experienced, local Community Health Workers (CHWs) with new and expecting mothers in Lorain County.
Clients of LCCAA’s Lorain County Pathways HUB (LCPHUB) can get to know each other at quarterly group encounters hosted by their Community Health Workers.
The June encounter at Sandy Ridge Reservation in North Ridgeville included a picnic and an opportunity to plant a seed.
Head Start men made a difference throughout the school year.
At monthly meetings, fathers and father figures – and more than a few mothers – discuss important topics and share insights from their experiences.
“They discussed how important the father role is in child development and how to find concreate supports to navigate that role,” said Diana Riffe, Family Service Assistant Supervisor and one of the group’s facilitators.
LCCAA’s Community Connections program has returned.
Teaming up with Ohio Edison, the program offers energy-efficient refrigerators, freezers and light bulbs to income eligible Ohio Edison customers.
Congratulations to Isabel Rivera, the proud owner of her first car!
Isabel purchased the 2010 Lincoln MKZ thanks to the partnership between Lorain County Community Action Agency and OhioMeansJobs Lorain County.
Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST
440-245-2009 or toll free 1-888-245-2009
Lorain County Community Action Agency
936 Broadway Avenue
Lorain, Ohio 44052-0245
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