Services and Support for Individuals with Disabilities

Resources are available for individuals at every age and stage of life. Browse the resources below and connect with our team to learn more about accessing these services.

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Here’s How to Access Services

We can help you access the services, supports, and resources you need. If your loved one has or may have a disability, here’s how to get started:

Lexie Fretz, Intake Coordinator

Phone: (419) 447-7521 ext. 1119
Email: lefretz@senecadd.org

Contact

Call us at (419) 447-7521 ext. 1119, email at lefretz@senecadd.org or stop into the Seneca County Opportunity Center to share your needs with a caring staff member.

Apply

Review, fill out, and submit the application and required paperwork.

Application

Release Form

Meet with Us

Meet with our intake coordinator to review and assess eligibility. This appointment can take place at our location or yours.

Get Next Steps

Our team will review the documentation to assess eligibility. If ineligible, we will provide you with referrals to other services that can offer support.

Connect

For more information on our process, check out the Intake Brochure.

INTAKE PROCESS

Services to Support Individuals with Disabilities

Early Intervention

Early Intervention is a statewide, coordinated service offered to children from birth to three years old with developmental delays or disabilities. Our local Help Me Grow program offers early intervention and support for children and their families.

Call Julie at (419) 447-7674 ext. 1201

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Educational Services

At the School of Opportunity, children ages 5-21 can access comprehensive educational services structured to meet their academic, vocational, social, physical, and emotional needs.

Kaleb Kuhlman, Director of Education (419) 447-7521 Ext. 1105

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Adult Services

Adult Services provide memorable experiences through social, educational, and employment opportunities that are designed to enhance lives by empowering individuals to build relationships and independence.

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Self-Advocacy groups

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