StepStone launches annual blanket drive to support foster youth in Ohio

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As temperatures drop, StepStone Family & Youth Services of Ohio is launching its annual 'Wrapped in Love' blanket drive to provide warmth and comfort to childre

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As temperatures drop, StepStone Family & Youth Services of Ohio is launching its annual "Wrapped in Love" blanket drive to provide warmth and comfort to children in foster care. "Oftentimes, foster youth move in and out of foster homes without an item that truly feels like their own or brings the comfort of home," Lakin Lewis, licensing specialist at StepStone Family & Youth Services said. This blanket drive is a powerful reminder that even a simple blanket can provide warmth, security, and a sense of belonging. By donating, you can make a lasting impact on these children’s lives," Lewis said. Since its inception in 2020, the drive has become a cornerstone of StepStone's efforts to meet the emotional and practical needs of foster children and families.Ohio Somalis targeted on social media for fraud, others facing fraud cases in court New claims of fraud in Ohio's publicly funded daycares have prompted legislative action at the statehouse.A judge ruled in favor of a township adding a small fee to the Columbus Zoo's admission price, allowed under a law that went into effect last year.Cold Weather and Snow Advisory remains in effect this morning and afternoon with wind chill values of -15 to -10 possible. Stay with us on this story.“I had public feedback from people who couldn’t believe how well the roads looked."An Ohio-based legal group says it is time to close a loophole that prevents Americans from suing federal agents for civil rights violations.

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