Thriving Kids. Strong Families. Successful Adults.
Child Focus strengthens the quality of life for 20,000 individuals in central and southern Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sensory Santa was
a success!
Thank you for coming to see Santa at our Mt. Orab office for a sensory friendly environment, personalized experience, craft, picture with Santa and treat bag. Our volunteer photographers are editing photos as we speak and as soon as we have them available will share the gallery here!
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Now Hiring
for MRSS!
Child Focus, one of twelve organizations across the state of Ohio, has been selected to provide Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) expansion services.
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Before & After School
enrollment is open
Open Enrollment for the 2025-2026 Before & After School Year started April 8.
Everyone deserves
a chance to succeed.
We all do better when we work together to make strong families and thriving communities.
We ensure
kids thrive at
school and home.
Programs are designed to foster stable family relationships, enhance physical and emotional well-being and establish strong cognitive skills.
Successful adults
achieve their goals.
Our Cincinnati programs focus on supporting adults in achieving personal, professional, and life goals.
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Families are strong
and resilient.
All families have challenges, strengths and areas where they can learn and grow together.
19,052
children and adults served
22
central and southern Ohio
counties served
153
community locations
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