Person #738: Agency Provider needed for NMT Services for Mansfield Man with Local Funding
(2/27/26) A 59-year-old Mansfield man with local funding is seeking an agency provider for Non-Medical Transportation. He needs transportation to and from work Monday through Friday from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. He anticipates returning to 6-hour workdays in the future, at which time he will also need pickup at 11:00 a.m. He has worked for the same company since 1991 and takes great pride in maintaining his employment. Reliable transportation and clear communication, especially if there are any delays, are very important to him. No medical certification is required. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #737: Mansfield Man with Level 1 Waiver Wants an HPC Provider
(2/27/26) A 27-year-old Mansfield man is seeking an HPC and HPC Transportation provider for 5 hours per week. The schedule is flexible to allow for community outings and doctor’s appointments, which occur 1–5 times per month. There are no known or likely risks, and he is able to be alone independently. He would benefit from support with monitoring his physical and mental health, scheduling appointments, and ensuring Professional Follow-Up forms are obtained from medical providers and submitted monthly to the SSA (with staff notes attached if handwriting is unclear). He is very independent but does not drive, so he needs reliable transportation for appointments, shopping, and community activities. He would also like support building friendships, attending sporting events, and becoming more involved in the community. He enjoys playing PS5 with his brothers, spending time with family (including their dogs and cats), drawing, reading, cooking new recipes, riding his electric bike, and keeping a consistent routine. He has a great sense of humor and is enjoyable to be around. He prefers patient, respectful providers who give him space and avoid being overly directive. He does not like crowded or noisy environments and, when frustrated, tends to become quiet and prefers time alone. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #736: Mansfield Man wants a Level One Waiver provider of NMT Services
(2/27/26) A man in his 50s is seeking a provider for transportation to and from his home in Mansfield to his workplace in Bellville. He typically works four days per week, with a schedule that changes weekly. His shifts are usually 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. or 3:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m., and he receives his schedule one week in advance to share with his provider. He communicates well and will notify his provider if he is getting off early or if his schedule changes. He does struggle with his concept of time, so it is especially helpful when his ride calls or texts to let him know they are on the way. He also has knee pain that worsens with certain weather conditions, so he prefers to wait inside until his transportation arrives to limit time spent standing outside. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #735: Mansfield Woman wants an IO Waiver provider of NMT Services
A 28-year-old female is seeking a provider to assist with Non-Medical Transportation (NMT) to her Adult Day Services (ADS), volunteer position, and community job. She needs transportation to ADS on Mondays at 9:00 a.m. with pickup at 3:00 p.m. On Wednesdays, she volunteers at a local agency from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. She also works in the community two to three days per week. Her typical schedule is Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and Sundays from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., with a summer schedule of Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. She would benefit from a provider who is consistent and kind, includes her in decisions about her life, speaks slowly and clearly while facing her so she can hear and understand, and provides advance notice of outings or schedule changes so she can be prepared. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #734: Provider needed for HPC Services for Mansfield Child with Local Funding ASAP
(2/27/26) A friendly 14-year-old who needs support with daily personal care. This includes help with changing briefs, dressing and undressing, preparing meals and snacks, and some assistance with feeding, such as placing food on utensils and helping guide food to his mouth. He uses a power wheelchair and needs help reaching items and participating in activities in areas of the home that are not wheelchair accessible, as well as assistance with transfers. Support is needed from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. for the next 3–4 weeks, and then from 2:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. He does not have alone time at home or in the community, auditory supervision is required at home, and close, constant supervision is needed in the community. He enjoys going for walks in warm weather, playing board games like Uno, and being read to. It is important that staff listen to him and engage with him, as he enjoys interaction even though he may repeat himself or be difficult to understand at times. Medication and wound care are handled by natural supports. Interested independent providers must apply through the NECIC process to receive payment, as this involves a separate application and pay structure. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #733: Mansfield Man wants an IO Waiver provider of Shared Living Services
(2/24/26)A 56-year-old man is seeking a shared living provider and requires 24/7 support. He needs full assistance with transfers (including Hoyer lift use), meal preparation, personal care, bathing, dressing, cutting food, cleaning, and daily routines. While he requires comprehensive care, he may choose to have up to four hours of alone time. Known risks include UTIs, bed sores, and asthma attacks, so attentive health monitoring is essential. He prefers providers who are caring, treat him like family, enjoy showing affection (he likes hugs), and clearly explain things while allowing him to ask questions. Due to 50% hearing loss in both ears, it is important that staff face him when speaking. He values provider input in decision-making and feels safest in a home environment, with access to a watch or alert system if staff are out of the room. He would like support attending medical appointments, getting involved in the community, and maintaining a circle of accepting staff and friends. It is important that he has divided plates and sporks to promote independence during meals. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #732: Shelby Man wants a Level One Waiver provider of NMT Services
(2/23/26) A man in his early 30s is seeking a Non-Medical Transportation provider for reliable transportation to and from work. His work schedule is as follows: Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from either 4 or 5pm to 9 or 10pm. Maintaining his job is a priority, and dependable transportation is essential to ensure he can consistently commute to work. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #731: Mansfield Child with Level 1 Waiver Wants FEMALE HPC Provider
(2/23/26) - The family of a happy 10-year-old girl is looking for a FEMALE provider of HPC services. The hours primarily needed would be after school & on weekends. This child has cerebral palsy and needs full assistance with her personal care, repositioning, and supervision while eating. She can hand feed herself but has to be watched as she will eat fast and may choke. She also needs assistance with changing, moving, and dressing herself. She is most happy when she is with her family or with her horse. She loves going to Raemelton Horse Farm, loves dancing, and loves anything involving animals. She also loves music and especially country artist, Jade Eagleson! If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #730: Mansfield Woman with Level One Waiver Needs Female HPC Provider 10 Hours/Week
(2/23/26) A 30-year-old woman seeks
a female HPC provider for 10 hours a week to assist with scheduling and maintaining medical appointments, as well as help with cleaning, laundry, and cooking at home. She values humor and clear communication about her needs. Important to her are relaxation, TV, playing on her phone, working with dogs, and food prep. She appreciates support with appointments and community involvement. Ideal helpers are nice, patient, and comfortable with texting. Additionally, she needs someone to schedule and attend appointments with her and drive in bad weather. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to
providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #729: Mansfield Woman wants an HPC & NMT Provider of Level One Waiver Services
(2/12/26) An 18-year-old woman from Mansfield, who is homeschooled and taking college courses, seeks a female provider for HPC services, & Non-Medical Transportation. She needs a non-medical transportation provider 2–4 times per week, with work hours from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hours will vary weekly based on her schedule and will be coordinated with her and her parents. She has a service dog, (a Standard Poodle), who accompanies her on outings; the provider must be comfortable transporting the dog (a seat cover will be provided). She enjoys being active, with interests in hiking at Mohican, visiting Cedar Point, exploring Columbus (zoos, parks), and spending time at local coffee shops for schoolwork. The provider may also assist with planning activities, light errands, and developing independent living skills. The ideal provider is active, consistent, and communicates well with her and her parents. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #728: Provider with Accessible Transportation needed for HPC Services for Mansfield Woman with Level One Waiver
(2/12/26) A 19-year-old woman is seeking an HPC provider for 5–6 hours per week, available on weekdays after 5 PM and/or anytime on weekends. She is a fun, kind-hearted individual who needs support with cleaning 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.
Person #727: Provider needed for HPC Services for Mansfield Woman with Level One Waiver
(2/11/26) A 65-year-old woman is seeking a provider for 1–4 hours per week to assist primarily with attending medical appointments and understanding mail or paperwork, including insurance documents. She is able to drive herself but would need the provider to meet her at appointments for support and clarification. Because she works part-time with a changing weekly schedule, service hours will vary based on her availability. She is looking for someone patient, a good listener, and able to explain information clearly in a way she understands. She appreciates friendly conversation, especially about family, and does not respond well to individuals who are loud or unkind. She enjoys watching sports (especially the Buckeyes and Guardians) working, and spending time caring for her children and family. Maintaining her independence is very important to her. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #726: Provider needed for HPC Services for Butler Man with Level One Waiver
(2/11/26) A 41-year-old man is seeking a provider for 10 hours per week of HPC services. He would like support with household tasks, including cleaning and organizing his belongings, laundry, cleaning his room, vacuuming, and meal/recipe preparation. Family is very important to him, and he enjoys playing video games, and shopping. He does not like peas, mushrooms, bananas, or being cold. He has nursing needs that are managed by his parents; HPC staff are not permitted to assist with these nursing tasks. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #725: Provider needed for Respite Services for Shelby Woman with IO Waiver
(2/11/26) A 52-year-old woman is seeking residential respite one weekend per month, as well as April 7–14, due to the temporary absence of her caregiver. She attends an adult day program Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and has 15 minutes of unstaffed time. She requires supervision to ensure safety, frequent reminders, encouragement, and support with decision-making. Consistency, patience, repetition, and advocacy for medical needs are essential. She enjoys joking, being helpful, animals, music, Hallmark movies, game shows, playing games, walking, and spending time outdoors. It is important that she has reminders, positive reinforcement, an outlet to express her feelings, accommodations for low vision, and support in recognizing and addressing medical concerns. Med Cert 1 required. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #724: Provider needed for HPC Services for Ontario Man with Local Funding
(2/6/26) A 15-year-old male in Ontario is seeking a provider for in-home respite during evenings and weekends while his caregiver is out. Support would focus on keeping him active and engaged at home, with possible light meal preparation. He enjoys using the computer to learn new functions and creating stories, including completing the credit portions. He is independent with eating, personal care, communication, and ambulation. Interested independent providers must apply through the NECIC process to receive payment, as this involves a separate application and pay structure. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #723: Lexington Man with Level One Waiver Needs a Residential Respite Provider
(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 or call 419-774-4200.
Person #722: Provider needed for respite for a Mansfield Woman with Level One Waiver up to 2 Weekends/Month
(2/4/26) A 21-year-old individual is seeking an out-of-home respite provider one to two weekends per month to explore new community activities and gain a break from the home environment. Respite hours would typically run from approximately 5:00 p.m. on Fridays through 9:00 a.m. on Sundays. She benefits from a provider who is kind, calm, and patient, communicates in a soft voice, offers choices rather than directives, and allows space when she is upset. She enjoys having fun during respite, including playing games and engaging in enjoyable activities. No medication certification is required, as she independently manages her own medications. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
Person #721: Provider needed for HPC Services for a Mansfield Man with IO Waiver up to 20 Hours/Week
(2/4/26) An 18-year-old man in Mansfield is seeking a patient and calm HPC provider for approximately 20 hours per week, primarily in the evenings and on weekends. Support is needed in close proximity, as he is not often left alone and requires supervision except for brief periods (e.g., restroom or nearby aisle). He is eager to build independence by learning daily living skills such as laundry and engaging in social outings. A calm, encouraging approach is essential to help him feel safe and confident while working toward his goal of eventually living on his own. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
(2/2/26) A 20-year-old man with local funding is seeking a provider for up to 8 hours of HPC per month. 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 would like support getting out of his home and into the community at least one day per week, as he currently spends much of his time indoors due to limited transportation and support. He enjoys walks, hikes, and spending time outdoors (particularly in cooler weather) and prefers to avoid large crowds. He has no known or anticipated risks and has an open schedule, allowing flexibility in days and hours. HPC transportation will be required. He is looking for a provider with similar interests who can offer encouragement to leave the home, explore new community activities or events, and support socialization with peers while also helping him manage anxiety in social settings. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
(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 or call 419-774-4200.
(1/15/25) A 22-year-old gentleman is seeking 5 hours per week of HPC support. He would like assistance with outings after ADS during the week or on weekends when he is home. Due to seizures and limited vision, he is a fall risk and requires support with mobility, especially in unfamiliar environments and on uneven terrain. He should remain within sight at all times. The provider should help him explore new activities, assist with stairs, allow time for him to respond to questions, and involve his family, when possible, as their presence helps him feel comfortable. Support should also focus on developing his independence in preparation for future independent living. If interested in providing services, send an email with PERSON # to providerprofilesearch@rnewhope.org or call 419-774-4200.
