Rosemary’s Babies needs $500,000 by March 28 to proceed with plans for a teen-parent shelter in North Avondale.
Rosemary’s Babies needs $500K by March deadline for teen housing
Category: Children & Youth
Scott named Whole Again leader, DePaul names new principal
A long-time volunteer for Whole Again, Kendra Scott has been named its new executive director.
Local nonprofit helps Mt. Airy childcare firm become worker owned
A Mt. Airy childcare center has transitioned from private ownership to worker-owned thanks to the work of a Cincinnati nonprofit.
More to come for Fischer, Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank
“Don’t randomly click links online unless you’re prepared for your whole life to change,” joked Megan Fischer, CEO and founder of Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank. She’s qualified to offer the advice, considering that’s exactly what happened to her.
CASA volunteers, advocates help break cycle of trauma
Every day in Greater Cincinnati, children need adults to raise them up in a world where it can seem the grownups have let them down. The attentiveness of one adult in their life can make all the difference.
Nonprofit merger forms region’s longest-serving behavioral health organization for children and families
St. Aloysius, tracing its heritage back to 1832, and The Children’s Home, initially founded in 1864, have announced they would be merging teams and resources to form Greater Cincinnati’s longest-serving behavioral health organization for children and families.
Media and cancer research giants, both with local roots, launch first fundraiser together
The Dad has partnered with The Cure Starts Now as the premier sponsor of “Hearts for Heroes,” a fundraising event for streamers to raise money for pediatric brain cancer research.
Cincinnati Parks’ hiking program wins state ‘best of show’ award
Mercy Health, other organizations host discussion on gun violence
A group of Cincinnati organizations including Mercy Health Cincinnati will host a community discussion on gun violence on Feb. 28 at Paul Brown Stadium.
Portman challenges scouts: Help our nation ‘by coming together’
More than 300 youth in Greater Cincinnati were recognized Feb. 5 for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout.