Found Village is one of 16 startups from across the United States to take part in the 2023 Mental Health Equity Catalyze Cohort.
Cincy-based Found Village earns $100K grant to help support mental health issues in youth
Category: Children & Youth
Bengals’ coach challenges Cincinnati to go extra ‘100 Miles’ for pediatric cancer research
Zac Taylor created a video to support the CancerFree KIDS’ 100 Mile Challenge fundraiser.
WordPlay Cincy selects 2023-2024 Youth Poet Laureate
WordPlay Cincy selected Gabrielle Walker to serve as its 2023-2024 Youth Poet Laureate of Cincinnati.
New food lab opening at Cincinnati Museum Center
Opportunities and obstacles to youngest children’s success
High-quality early learning experiences have been proven critical to children’s rapidly developing neural connections. Movers & Makers invited five local experts in the field to share their perspectives on the importance and challenges of early child education and development.
Notables: Early Childhood Education
Movers & Makers asked organizations involved in early childhood education to introduce their notables to our readers, part of a regular feature highlighting people making a difference in Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit community.
Chara Fisher Jackson: preparing children to thrive
“If you could see what I see in one day visiting a preschool, you would never question the value of early childhood education,” she added. “It will take your breath away.”
First Financial Bank partners with United Way to deliver backpacks, school supplies to students
A greater Cincinnati bank and its employees are helping dozens of children get ready for the upcoming school year by donating backpacks filled with supplies they’ll need in the classroom.
U.S. News & World Report ranks Cincinnati Children’s #1 for 2023-24
Cincinnati Children’s has been named #1 in the nation in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Children’s Hospitals.
Best Point receives $1.3 million bi3 grant to transform youth mental health services
Best Point Behavioral Health and Education has received a $1.3 million grant to strengthen its organizational capacity and supporting its workforce.