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About
Hamilton County Developmental Disabilities Services is a county organization, established by state law, that serves over 9,000 people with developmental and intellectual disabilities in Hamilton County, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The agency provides services to infants, children and adults with developmental disabilities, including case management, schools, adult centers, infant therapy, family support, housing support, funding assistance, benefits assistance, and more.
Led since September 2011 by Superintendent Alice Pavey, who reports to the Hamilton County Commissioners, the agency is overseen by a seven-person Board of Directors.
Locations (click on the address for directions):
Adult Centers:
- Elmer P. Beckman Adult Center, 2600 Civic Center Dr, 45231
- Robert W. Franks Adult Center, 5884 Bridgetown Rd, 45248
- E. Roger Jackson Adult Center, 5093 Kingsley Dr, 45227
- Thomas H. Kidd Adult Center, 9910 Reading Rd, 45241
Schools:
- Bobbie B. Fairfax School, 4999 Kingsley Dr, 45227
- Margaret B. Rost School, 5858 Bridgetown Rd, 45248
- Several satellite locations across the county. Click here to see the list and for directions.
Early Intervention:
- Bobbie B. Fairfax EI, 4999 Kingsley Dr, 45227
- Margaret B. Rost EI, 5858 Bridgetown Rd, 45248
Service Facilitation, Funding Support, Benefits and other Community Services:
- Queensgate Office, 801 A West 8th St, 45203
Administration:
- D. Cheryl Phipps Support Center, 1520 Madison Rd, 45206
