The pandemic continues to wreak havoc on Cincinnati area nonprofits.
Category: Health
TriHealth, sponsors endow health careers for Cincinnati high schoolers
TriHealth has created a $14 million endowment to fund a program creating a new generation of diverse health care workers. The only program of its kind in Greater Cincinnati and one of the few in the country, TriHealth’s School to…
Funder bi3 seeking proposals to accelerate health equity
Bi3 announced it is seeking funding proposals from nonprofit organizations that address system barriers and build health equity.
Santacon leaves more than $50K under The Cure Starts Now’s tree
This past Saturday, Dec. 11, the 14th Annual Cincinnati Santacon was held at 55 venues throughout Cincinnati, from The Banks to OTR, and also included Covington and Newport on the Levee.
Cincinnati Arts Association begins using new health and verification app
The free app offers guests the opportunity to upload their full vaccination or negative COVID-19 test information prior to their event to generate a venue entry pass on their mobile device.
Interact for Health selects new president and CEO
UC Health first in region with new skin regenerative burn treatment
The treatment involves using a small sample of a burn patient’s own skin to build new skin cells in a specialized kit. One small square of skin can expand to as much as 80 times its original size and is used for patients who have large burn wounds.
UC Health and Messer partner on Urban Workforce Development Initiative; host virtual leadership summit
UC Health, Messer and its subcontractors are partnering to hire at least 20 full-time diverse employees into long-term, sustainable, construction careers through UWDI on this project.
Cincinnati Children’s announces next CEO
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center introduced Chief Operating Officer Steve Davis, MD, as successor to Michael Fisher as president and chief executive officer.
UC Health honors organ donors and recipients with ‘Hope Stones’ art installation
Now, the unique journeys of organ donors and families, as well as transplant recipients, will be recognized, permanently, through a one-of-a-kind glass art installation – a reminder of the hope that organ donors provide to others.