This document highlights 101 partnerships developed as part of Ohio's welfare reform initiative, Ohio Works First (OWF). Section 1 deals with communication strategies: a new lexicon; interagency information exchange and confidentiality issues; intake, referral, and case management tools; and cross-agency communications. Section 2 describes organizational structures that support the philosophy of participant and community empowerment and reflect interconnections of social and supportive services. Section 3 describes the most promising innovative approaches. Each project or partnership is characterized by one or more of the six OWF principles: personal responsibility, community involvement, integration of services, simplification of service delivery, problem prevention, and evaluation of results. They are grouped into 13 categories: work force development; supported employment; housing; mental health; substance abuse; health and medical; early childhood care and education; community networks; family resources; schools; transportation; child support linkages; and domestic violence. Each partnership is described and a source for additional information is given, including contact person, address of organization, and telephone number. Appendixes contain the following: names and addresses of members of OWF Linkages Subcommittee; glossary; member agreement for information sharing; model agreement for sharing information; model release form; acronyms; and adult protective services/domestic violence network summary. (YLB)