(11/5/26)- A 30-year-old man and 41-year old woman are seeking shared HPC and HPC transportation for up to 6 hours per week. The man also needs an additional 6 hours of 1:1 services. They have a flexible schedule and are available after 3pm during the week or on weekends. While together, they would like to go shopping and participate in fun activities in the community including going on walks, watching movies and wrestling. While 1:1, the man needs assistance with scheduling, transportation, and attending medical appointments. Additionally, he would like to receive assistance with learning how to drive through helping him practice with his book and giving tips or explaining concepts when the provider is driving. He would also like assistance with cooking and cleaning skills. During election season, he would also like assistance with voting and learning about different candidates. While in the community, staff should provide general supervision and reminders about refraining from any inappropriate or criminal acts. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(11/5/26)- A 33-year-old male is seeking a female HPC provider for up to six hours per week, primarily on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays). He would like assistance with community outings, shopping, occasional meals out, and transportation to and from Special Olympics basketball practices and games as needed. He enjoys thrift stores, shopping for clothes, walking outdoors, socializing, and spending time with animals and family. He is easy going and would enjoy a provider with a similar personality who likes to joke around. He has a tracheostomy, that doesn’t require staff to provide care, but it is important that they know how to respond if it would become dislodged. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(8/5/26)- A 20-year-old female is seeking a Non-Medical Transportation (NMT) provider to assist with transportation to and from work in Shelby. Her work schedule is Monday, Tuesday, and Friday from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Independent Providers who are interested in working with the individual will need to apply through the NECIC process in order to receive payment. It is a different process & pay. She is looking for someone who is kind, honest, and trustworthy, and who will support her with decision-making while keeping her best interests in mind. She enjoys spending time with her boyfriend, cats, stuffed animals, playing video games, and watching movies. Having someone she can trust and rely on is very important to her. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(11/2/26)- A 3-year-old male with Level 3 Autism is seeking in-home HPC staff to provide 3–7 hours of respite per week, primarily on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, with Friday availability being essential. Shifts would consist of 2 hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays and 2–3 hours on Fridays, anytime between 3:00–7:00 PM. Independent Providers who are interested in working with the individual will need to apply through the NECIC process in order to receive payment. It is a different process & pay. The provider will offer attentive supervision and individualized support through engaging, play-based, recreational, and developmental activities in the home and community as appropriate, while allowing parents time to manage household responsibilities, appointments, and other needs. Candidates must have a high school diploma or equivalent, current CPR/First Aid certification, pass required background checks, and complete applicable trainings. A valid driver's license, reliable transportation, and proof of insurance are required if providing community activities. Experience working with young children with Autism and significant support needs, behavior support strategies, sensory and communication needs, and previous respite or direct support experience is preferred. Strong communication skills, patience, reliability, and the ability to follow family routines and caregiver instructions are essential. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(10/30/26)- A 37-year-old male is seeking HPC and HPC transportation for up to 10 hours per week. He has a flexible schedule and is available after 3pm during the week. He needs an HPC provider for recreational outings, transportation to community services and activities, and transportation to and from doctor’s appointments if his family is not available. He enjoys watching movies, bowling, and other activities. He needs staff who are patient and will remind him to slow down and blow on his food to cool when eating and to take deep breaths and count to himself when he is upset to help him calm down. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(Edited 10/26/26)- A 44-year-old female is seeking HPC and HPC transportation for up to 5 hours per week. She has a flexible schedule and is available after 3pm during the week and some Saturdays. She lives independently and enjoys social activities such as movies, shopping, dining out, Special Olympics practices/events, and dances. She may also need transportation to medical appointments and allergy shots, as well as occasional assistance understanding information. She is looking for a friendly, personable provider who enjoys conversation, can be flexible for special events, and is comfortable around energetic dogs. Staff should provide friendly reminders regarding household cleaning, community safety, personal boundaries, and not sharing personal information with strangers. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(10/23/26): A 26-year-old female is seeking Residential Respite services M-F in the mornings between the hours of 5:45-8:45am, up to 12 hours weekly, based on her Shared Living provider's schedule. She would also like occasional weekend respite from 5:45am-3:00pm, which will be billed as HPC when the ASL provider does not bill for the day. Staff will need to encourage use of her communication device to communicate her wants/needs. She needs assistance with personal care and toileting. She will only use the restroom when prompted. Staff assist her to the restroom to sit on the toilet. She needs supervision when eating due to eating too fast. Her food needs to be cut up into small pieces to help prevent choking. She loves listening to gospel music, dancing and looking pretty. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(10/23/26): A 13-year-old female is seeking HPC and HPC Transportation, typically an average of 5 hours per week, up to 10 hours max shared with another provider. She needs support with household chores, laundry, meal preparation, pet care, organization, and personal hygiene, along with guidance to build independence with money management and purchases. Providers will assist with transportation to community activities, shopping, and appointments. She can ride in a standard vehicle without modifications and buckle her own seatbelt. Transportation is authorized for 1,200 miles per span, shared among providers, and purchase receipts must be returned to her mother with a ledger maintained. She enjoys watching Reels and TikToks, doing her nails, swimming, amusement parks, trying new foods, creating art and clay sculptures, and collecting Squishies and Nee-Doh toys. She benefits from consistent, patient support, clear communication, routines, positive reinforcement, and opportunities to make choices while encouraging her independence, creativity, and participation in fun activities. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(10/22/26): A 33-year-old male is seeking HPC services 1–2 days per week, up to 12 hours weekly, based on his needs. He lives independently and works at Lowe’s three mornings per week, currently Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 4:00–10:00 a.m., though his schedule may change. He is looking for an easygoing, flexible provider he feels comfortable with who can offer drop-in support at home and in the community. Assistance may include reading mail, scheduling and attending medical appointments, understanding medical instructions, managing JFS benefits, tax-related needs, shopping, occasional household prompts, and medication reminders. He is generally independent and able to communicate his support needs. Important to him are his job, family, outdoor activities, motorcycles, and driving. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(10/20/26): A 22-year-old male is seeking up to 5 hours of HPC services per week for community outings, transportation to medical appointments, and trips to food markets in Columbus and Cleveland. He benefits from clear, patient communication, with explanations provided slowly and in a quiet environment to help reduce anxiety and promote a sense of safety. Due to difficulty hearing approaching vehicles, he requires support when walking in the community. He values maintaining close family relationships and would benefit from assistance with daily living skills, transportation, money management, and maintaining a consistent routine. He can remain home alone with someone checking in daily. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(9/29/26) - A 24-year old man is seeking HPC services for up to 13 hours per week. His typical schedule is 2 hours per day M, T, W & F to get him up and ready for ADS in the mornings and 5 hours on Thursday to go out in the community for shopping, going out to eat and attending other activities. The days/hours may vary depending on his needs. He requires assistance with toileting and uses a program for communication on his tablet. He reads books, plays games & watches YouTube with it too. He likes cars, but doesn't like loud noises. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(9/14/26) - A 35-year old woman, who requires staff with Med Cert 3, is seeking an occasional female respite provider, with no male residents in the home. She needs assistance with meal prep, bathroom assistance at times and medication management including oral medications, giving insulin and reading glucometer. She also needs some assistance with bathing. She requires supervision when out in the community, especially with steps and other changes in surfaces. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(9/11/26) - A 34-year old man is is in search of an HPC or Money Management provider who is local and willing to become his payee. He would like his provider to be able to meet with him to go through his statements and help him budget. He is interested in using a card to make his transactions. He is looking for a new JFS Authorized Representative that can maintain his benefits. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(9/3/26) - A 43-year old woman is seeking HPC services for up to 5 hours per week. The 5 hours can be shifted as needed to accommodate her schedule. She is not available until after 3:30pm on Wed. & Thursdays. She would like staff to help her establish routines, create a cleaning schedule and provide guidance for completing her chores. It is important for her staff to like dogs, and to have a positive attitude. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(9/3/26) - A 25-year old man is seeking HPC services for up to 5 hours per week. On Monday evenings, he would like that provider to pick him up in Shelby and take him to bowling league in Lexington, then back home. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(8/26/26) - A 16-year-old young woman is seeking a NMT provider from her home in Bellville to work @ Raemelton on Trimble Rd., funded through local funds. An agency provider is preferred. Independent Providers who are interested in working with the individual will need to apply through the NECIC process in order to receive payment. It is a different process & pay. She works Tuesday (3pm-6:30), Wednesday (4:30pm-8pm), Thursday (11am-2:30pm). If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(2/5/26) A 34-year-old man from Mansfield is seeking a respite provider for 1-4 weeks per year while his family is on vacation. He needs someone to stay with him for 1-6 days, assist with NMT transportation, and drive him to/from ADS. Due to arthritis in his hip, he is a fall risk and has a higher risk of infection due to hygiene concerns. The provider will be responsible for reminding him to clean up, assist with showering, brushing his teeth, and handling his laundry. He requires support with maintaining boundaries, particularly around personal space and handling his wallet/money. Supervision in the community is needed to ensure he maintains boundaries and avoids frustration. The individual enjoys comic books, and video games and seeks a patient, kind, and respectful staff member who will help him find community activities. He requires a staff member with Med Cert 3 to assist with his daily injection and oral medications. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(1/22/26) A 30-year-old woman in Mansfield seeking Residential Respite and HPC services. Residential Respite is needed several times per week for up to 12 hours total, and HPC may be needed 1–2 days per week for up to 16 hours per day. Supports include cutting food, assisting with drinking, bathing, toileting, medication administration (Med Cert 1 required), ensuring safety, and accompanying her in the community. She works best with patient, kind, gentle, soft-spoken, non-smoking providers and prefers younger female staff. She does not respond well to people who are bossy, loud, unrealistic, or unclean, and becomes frustrated when her mother is not home, during arguments or loud environments, when her belongings are touched without permission, or when her bed is not made. She enjoys music, library visits, and movies. Family is very important to her, and her mother, is her guardian and primary decision-maker. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
Richland County Board of Developmental Disabilities
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Mansfield, Ohio 44902
Phone: 419-774-4200
Fax: 419-774-4207
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