(8/21/26) A 42-year-old male with an IO waiver is seeking a HPC provider for up to 24 hours per week. He requires assistance with all areas of daily living and benefits from a patient, kind, consistent, and creative provider who can ensure his safety, follow his routine, provide meaningful interaction, and encourage community activities and new experiences. Although non-verbal, he is an excellent communicator who enjoys conversation, interactive games, books, car rides, construction equipment, and spending time with others, especially his family and young nieces. He is loving, inquisitive, appreciative, and typically very happy and social. A provider who is engaging and willing to creatively find ways to make his day enjoyable would be a great fit. Med Cert 1 is required.
Person #797: Mansfield Woman with Level 1 Waiver Needs Backup NMT 3-4 Days/Week
(8/17/26) A 54-year-old female is seeking a backup NMT provider to transport her to and from work at Texas Roadhouse when her primary provider is unavailable. She currently works approximately 3–4 days per week, with typical hours on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from around noon–4:00 p.m., although her schedule may vary. She lives independently and does not require assistance getting in or out of the vehicle, but she may need some assistance walking to the vehicle during snowy weather. She is looking for someone who is kind, patient, punctual, and respectful of her independence. She does not respond well to being rushed, bossed around, or told what to do, so a calm and supportive approach is important. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200
(8/14/26) A 41-year-old female is seeking approximately 40 hours of HPC services per week, which may be split among multiple providers. She needs assistance with straight catheterization 4–5 times daily (delegated nursing task), personal hygiene, household chores, meal preparation, daily living skills, and community outings. She is looking for female providers who can work between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., with shifts to be discussed during the interview. She values respectful, kind, and patient staff who understand and follow her OISP, maintain a consistent routine, and respect her need for sleep and uninterrupted TV time. She does best with providers who are not pushy or controlling, avoid sudden changes, speak calmly, and support her choices and independence. She also appreciates encouragement with making healthier food choices and assistance with staying comfortable during cold weather. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
(8/6/26) A 20-year-old woman is seeking an HPC provider for 1-10 hours per month, available on weekdays after 5 PM and/or anytime on weekends. She is a fun, kind-hearted individual who needs support with medical appointments and grocery shopping. She values providers who are friendly, can offer guidance on tasks, and have a wheelchair-accessible vehicle. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
(8/6/26) A 41-year-old female is seeking a provider for non-medical transportation to and from her job at JFS in Mansfield. Transportation is needed Tuesday through Thursday, with pick-up from her home at 11:50 a.m. for her work shift and pick-up from JFS at 4:30 p.m. to return home, for a total of up to six trips per week. She has no known risks, can be left alone for 8–12 hours, and does not require someone to be present when she arrives home; however, the provider should ensure she has safely entered her residence before leaving. She is looking for a dependable provider with strong communication skills, as reliable transportation is essential for her to maintain the job she has held since she was 18 years old. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(8/5/26) A 20-year-old man is seeking an HPC provider M-F from 2-5pm, with an additional 3 hours per week that can be used, to assist with accessing the community, independent living skills at home like cooking and transportation to Boy Scouts or Special Olympics. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(8/5/26) - A 19-year-old woman is seeking a NMT provider from her home to work, both in Shelby, 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 from Thursday and Friday 2pm-8pm and every other Saturday and Sunday 2pm -8pm. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(7/15/26) A 21 year old man, who lives on the west side of Richland Co. is seeking an HPC provider for up to 10 hours weekly. The schedule may vary. He wants help with building independent living skills. He wants help with community engagement and socialization. He needs prompting for chores and grocery shopping. He also wants help with shopping and also scheduling and reminders for appointments. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(7/15/26) A 15 year old girl is seeking an HPC provider for up to 6 hours weekly. She needs physical assistance with all personal care tasks, including bathing, dressing, oral hygiene, hair and nail care, toileting, and managing incontinence supplies, so female staff would be preferred. The provider will also need to provide assistance with mobility and food preparation, ensuring all meals are cut into quarter-sized pieces and assisting with eating through the final bites. Staff will also support participation in household chores and activities. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(6/25/26) A man in his late 30s is seeking an alternate HPC provider, as his current staff is not available every week for outings, typically on Thursdays, but he is also open to other days of the week. He prefers smaller groups and activities such as: visiting the Ohio Bird Sanctuary; touring Kingwood Center Gardens; art, nature and history museums; attending car shows; visiting the library; creating arts and crafts; visiting or volunteering at animal shelters, and attending medical appointments. It should be noted that he is only requesting assistance with transportation to and from medical appointments and is independent with attending the appointments themselves. He is able to handle his money independently and therefore, receipts are not required to be obtained by staff. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(6/16/26) - A 38-year old woman is seeking HPC services for 2 to 3 hours on Monday and Wednesday late afternoons. She would like to get out in the community to do fun activities. She is moving out of her family home and into her own apartment. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(6/11/26) - A 28-year-old man is seeking a NMT provider, 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. He works at the Mansfield YMCA on Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 9am-5pm. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org.
(6/8/26) - 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.
(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
314 Cleveland Avenue
Mansfield, Ohio 44902
Phone: 419-774-4200
Fax: 419-774-4207
SSA After Hours On-Call:
419-774-4244
MUI After Hours On-Call:
419-774-4244