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Child and Adult Protective Services employees are essential workers, as are all of our staff who are employed at our Caley Receiving Home. These staff members are either in the community or surrounded by the children placed at the Caley Home. While we are all doing our best to practice the recommended social distancing, we realize that this can be difficult when trying to protect vulnerable children and the elderly. Due to the shortage of face masks available, we are reaching out to the community for homemade, washable masks for our staff. For those of you who have sewing abilities, we would be extremely grateful if our agency could be on the receiving end of donated, washable masks. There are patterns available on-line. Donation drop off can be coordinated by contacting the Caley Receiving Home at (440) 350-4450. Thank you for your support and stay well ❤️
Stop losing our child support checks. Stop being so difficult for single mothers to get help
Dog Lovers and Children of all Ages - Register Your Favorite Dog for the: Eastlake Community Dog Show
Only $10.00 to register (proof of vaccinations and waiver required to be admitted to building)
Sunday: February 24th, 2019 from 1 to 4pm
Location: American-Croatian Lodge 34900 Lakeshore Blvd Eastlake, Ohio 44095
Prize Categories:
Biggest Dog, Smallest Dog, Best Trained Dog, Best Trick, Costume Contest, Ice Cream Eating, Agility, and Musical Dog
FREE ADMISSION for Dog Lovers!!! PLUS Vendors/Exhibits, kids coloring contest, kids craft table (Eastlake Library), Chinese Auction benefiting 911 Dog Rescue (Amy’s Adoptables). FUN for the whole family.
Free K9 Police Dog Demonstration at 3pm by City of Eastlake Police officer Mike Ward and K9 Officer "Axel"
https://www.facebook.com/events/541487156314435/
Hello, This is my neighbors house he has been evicted by Bank One, he has five children, himself & his wife. He is in court trying to move back into to this house. Is there Anything you can do to keep the children safe. Thank you
April 11 is Wear Blue 2 Work Day!
Wear Blue is a statewide awareness campaign that takes place on the second Wednesday of every April, Child Abuse Prevention Month. Ohioans are encouraged to wear blue that day – to work, to school, to a community event – to show support for preventing child abuse and neglect.
