Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Kimberly A. Dent’s organization
Jun 16, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Ohio Program Improvement Plan 2026
This Program Improvement Plan, titled "A Home for Every Child," outlines Ohio's strategy to replace the traditional CFSR Program Improvement Plan with an outcome-focused model. The plan's central goal is to achieve a 1:1 foster home-to-child ratio while maintaining strong safety, permanency, and wellbeing outcomes. It is structured around four statewide strategies: Prevention, to safely reduce new entries into foster care; Kinship Licensing & Supports, to increase safe kinship placements; Foster Care Recruitment & Retention, to enhance the number and stability of licensed foster homes; and Placement Stability & Timely Permanency, to ensure children achieve timely permanency and reduce disruptions. The overarching vision is to ensure every child has access to a safe, stable, loving home.
Feb 11, 2026·StrategicPlan
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This document outlines the strategic initiatives and operational framework of FullTimeFather Life Coaching and its nonprofit arm, Men2Mentors. It details a dual-structure model focused on strengthening fathers, families, and communities through comprehensive programming. Key priorities include equipping fathers through mentorship, social-emotional learning, and leadership development, ensuring family stability, and fostering community leadership. The plan emphasizes measurable improvements in father engagement, child well-being, and financial empowerment, with future endeavors aimed at expanding transitional housing and community events.
Nov 20, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Ohio Commission On Fatherhood Meeting Minutes
The meeting commenced with the establishment of a quorum and the approval of previous minutes from September 11, 2025. Key discussions included the finalization of Bylaws pertaining to virtual meetings following House Bill 257, which updated authorizing statutes and incorporated an agency name change to the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health (DBH). Two subcommittees were formed: the Fiscal Funding Committee, tasked with reviewing RFGA grant applications, and the State Fatherhood Summit Committee, planning for a potential April 2027 summit. State Representative Josh Williams presented on legislation concerning parental rights, specifically HB 256, which seeks equal rights for unmarried parents, contrasting it with SB 174, and discussed HB 435 regarding DNA testing at birth. Mycal Brown from Passages of Lake and Lorain Counties detailed their fatherhood programs for incarcerated and community-based fathers, including impact data and challenges related to post-release contact and housing. Executive Director Kimberly Dent provided updates on OCF's statewide engagements, including participation in conferences and steering committees, and reported on SFY26 funding allocations for 'Serving, Educating, and Empowering' (SEE) Fathers Program grantees and five pilot programs, along with participation statistics from July 1, 2025, through October 31, 2025.
Sep 11, 2025·BoardMeeting
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Commission Meeting
Executive Officers were voted on at the Commission Meeting. Mr. Scott Neely was appointed as Chairperson, Dr. Randy Leite as Vice Chairperson, and Director Susan Brown as Secretary. They will serve a two-year term.
