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I am from the North Pole and Santa, and the Elf Department sent me here to see that matters are being taken care of at Hands of Hope Family Services Office for the holidays, and everyone seems if they are on the nice list so far. I have lots of fun things to do but hanging out in the tree and being able to watch the upcoming activity where I will get to see Santa and the smiles of the attending children should be lots of fun. I hope I can hear the wishes of all of the girls a

We are hiring Case Managers and Family Service Workers all over the state of WV. Are you interested? If you answered yes to this question, submit a resume to hire@hohfs.com to apply. Make sure you have a current phone number and email for us to reach you back and a resume is a must. We will contact you back to take with you personally or let you know what positions we have open. If nothing is open in your area, we can give you a guess when it will be open or we can see what

Being a Helping Hand with our company is much appreciated and it takes a diversity of people. The children that are at risk It is the holiday season, and Santa needs your help. As head elf makes his way, the elves are not wanting to forget those that are in need this holiday season. So, we want to ask if you would like to adopt a child or send in a donation (you can use on your taxes)? You can also donate things that could be stocking stuffers to help. Contact Cindy Balch, Ev

During the month of November, the HOHFS Office Manager and Head Supervisor headed out to visit several DHHR offices in the counties of Monongalia, Randolph, Upshire, Wood and Mason Counties. They met several people while there making contact in person. In Randolph presented the company, telling them about the SNS services and met several people making us available for services there. In the other counties it was a stop in to let the DHHR see the company reps in person to let

Christmas is our favorite time of year and often the children are in places where they are in temporary housing or are in situations that need that little bit more love during the Christmas season. They may be away from their families, or the times of the seasons may be rough, but these children are receiving services, and they are not forgotten. Would you consider adopting a child to buy Christmas for or would you consider donations toward the Christmas list for the children