Full report with all counties (pdf, 182 pages)
(to order a bound, color edition of the full report for $20 per copy, contact HPIO Communications Manager Nick Wiselogel)

Ohio profile (pdf, 2 pages)

Methods report (pdf, 25 pages)

Introduction to the profiles (pdf, 3 pages)

Regional forum presentation (pdf, 57 pages)

Previous OFVPP work
The county profiles build on the previous research conducted by the OFVPP, which began with White Paper on Improving Family Violence Prevention in Ohio (2008), which examined the problem in Ohio and offered policy recommendations for preventing family violence or better addressing it when it does occur (that report and subsequent publications can be found here).

Each county profile provides credible estimates on how many...

• children are abused or neglected;
• women are physically abused by a current or former intimate partner; and
• seniors are abused or neglected.
  

...and includes data on the average number of:

• reports of abuse and neglect filed with children's services;
• arrests related to intimate partner violence;
• requests for civil protection orders;
• reports of abuse and neglect for seniors in the community;
• reports of abuse and neglect for seniors in long term care facilities

Click on your county to view its family violence profile:

For technical assistance with the family violence data, Ohio residents can contact principal investigator Kenneth Steinman or HPIO Director of Research Tim Sahr

Create your own graph comparing family violence to other threats to health and well-being in your county.
To download the graph template in PowerPoint, click here
To download instructions, click here (pdf, 2 pages)

OFVPP has identified, cleaned and organized publically available data sets on family violence in Ohio. By regulating access to the data through a password-protected website, we hope to reduce the likelihood that people will misuse the data. To request log-in information to the data, please e-mail Dr. Kenneth Steinman.

Although these data have been cleaned and organized, it is possible that they still include errors. If you believe you find an error, please contact OFVPP.