Wayne County FCFC Shared Plan
Since 1993, Family and Children First Councils have been required to develop and implement a process that evaluates and prioritizes services, fills gaps and creates new approaches to getting better outcomes for families and children. In 2006, changes to the law (House Bill 289) elevated this requirement and increased accountability by requiring county FCFCs to establish a process to identify local priorities, monitor progress of meeting these local priorities with indicators established by the FCFCs, and develop an annual plan that identifies the local inter-agency efforts to enhance child well-being in the county. County FCFCs are also required to demonstrate progress of increasing child well-being by reporting annually to the Ohio FCF Cabinet Council and the county commissioners. This is Wayne County’s Shared Plan for 2022-24.
