DOB 6/1/2003
Chloe is an active and talented 12 year old girl. Chloe is a girly girl who loves pink, glitter and shopping. Chloe enjoys being active, doing arts & crafts, and going out to eat.
Chloe is making great behavior and academic improvements at her current placement. She helps with chores around the house. Chloe needs a home that is full of love, support and structure, where she can build trust for herself and her permanent family.
Home Studies, including Child Characteristics Checklist, of interested families are to be forwarded to:
Tricia Wagner, Hancock County Job and Family Services
7814 County Road 140, P.O. Box 270, Findlay, Ohio 45839
Fax 419-424-7485
PHONE 419-429-8065
Email tricia.wagner@jfs.ohio.gov
DOB: 9-4-1999
Chase is a friendly and personable 16 year old boy. He plays basketball and football for his high school teams. Chase enjoys camping, video games and he makes relationships quickly. He is social and enjoys being active. Chase is doing well in school and has made a lot of improvements in his life and states that he wants to continue making good choices.
A forever family for Chase should be consistent, supportive and understanding. With a loving and stable environment, Chase will grow to his fullest potential.
Home studies and child characteristics checklists of interested families are to be forwarded to the agency to:
Tricia Wagner, Hancock County Job and Family Services
7814 County Road 140, P.O. Box 270, Findlay, Ohio 45839
Fax 419-424-7485
PHONE 419-429-8065
Email tricia.wagner@jfs.ohio.gov
Dillon is a very talkative, and extremely intelligent young man who enjoys staying active playing football, basketball, boxing, karate, and soccer. He loves The Ohio State Buckeyes football team and the Chicago Bears! One of Dillon’s favorite players is Walter Peyton. He also likes playing card games such as Pokémon and has quite a collection. Dillon enjoys drawing, especially pictures for his grandmother. Dillon says that when he grows up he wants to be “a boxer or a pro football player”. Dillon is currently reading Shakespeare and is a very gifted writer. Dillon likes to share what he has learned and has a gift for telling stories.
Dillon’s adoptive parents will need to devote lots of time and attention to helping him work through his past trauma, as well as emotional and behavioral challenges. Dillon needs a family where there are no younger kids or children that are low-functioning. He’s looking for a forever family who can help him achieve his goals, and can provide him lots of love and support!
Home Studies, including Child Characteristics Checklist, of interested families are to be forwarded to:
Tricia Wagner, Hancock County Job and Family Services
7814 County Road 140, P.O. Box 270, Findlay OH 45839
Fax: 419‑424-7485 Phone: 419-429-8065 Email: Tricia.Wagner@jfs.ohio.gov
Blake DOB: 8/25/2006 Blake is a great big brother and very protective of his two brothers and little sister! He loves to be outside with his siblings, is a great leader, and always in a good mood.
Ryan DOB: 12/5/2007 Ryan is full of energy and a very hard worker! He is very athletic and loves to spend time with his siblings. He is on an IEP and has made great improvements this past school year.
Deriek DOB: 2/12/2009 Deriek is a very sweet and sensitive young man. He is always smiling and eager to please! He loves to join in with whatever his brothers are doing, and is always looking for ways to help others. He is on an IEP to help with speech, is very bright, and tries very hard at everything he does.
Kayla DOB: 9/2/2011 Kayla is very sweet and loveable! She is a very good listener, and loves to do things one on one with other girls but has no problem keeping up with her brothers! She is always smiling and thrives on praise. She is on an IEP to help with reading and speech, which has helped a lot this past school year.
Families interested in adopting these four children will need to be patient as they transition to an adoptive home, since they have been placed in their current foster home for such a long time and have experienced significant trauma and loss. The children’s biological parents have also expressed interest in sending letters or maintaining some sort of contact with these kids as they grow up if adoptive parents feel it would be appropriate.
The agency is looking to place all four children together in an adoptive placement. They need a forever home where they can get lots of love and attention!
Home Studies, including Child Characteristics Checklist, of interested families are to be submitted by August 1, 2017 to:
Tricia Wagner, Hancock County Job and Family Services
7814 County Road 140, P.O. Box 270, Findlay OH 45839
Fax: 419‑424-7485
Phone: 419-429-8065
Email: Tricia.Wagner@jfs.ohio.gov
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