Jayne Juvan has been elected to the Board of Directors of Providence House, Ohio’s first and one of the nation’s longest-operating crisis nurseries offering free, voluntary, non-custodial emergency shelter to children living in crisis situations. Jayne will serve a one-year term commencing in April 2024 and is eligible for a three-year term renewal.

“I’m a great admirer of Providence House and the critically needed services it has been providing to Ohio’s families children for more than 30 years,” Jayne said. “I couldn’t be more excited to join its mission as a member of the Board of Directors.”

Providence House has cared for and advocated for more than 15,000 children and families in crisis since 1981 through a holistic, integrated program focused on family preservation. Last year, Providence House successfully reunited 100% of the 174 children and 84 families served.

Learn more about Providence House on its website here.