The Center for Addiction Treatment and Cintrifuse received $150,000 grants from Bethesda Inc. to develop programs that could lead to breakthroughs in health care delivery.
Category: Health
Experience Go Red For Women: Keynote speaker Heather Mitts, Olympic Soccer Player
The American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women Experience is expected to draw more than 1,000 guests, both male and female. The Go Red Experience includes free health screenings, educational sessions, luncheon and keynote address by Olympic soccer player Heather Mitts.
Mental health advocate will bring his message to High Hopes fundraiser
Pete Earley, author of “Crazy: A Father’s Search Through America’s Mental Health Madness,” will be the keynote speaker at A Night of High Hopes on April 14 to benefit the Lindner Center of HOPE.
Mayfield Foundation’s Art & Science of Healing
The return of Cincinnati native Jim Harris, the young adventure photographer who sustained a severe spinal cord injury while on assignment in Patagonia, was a highlight of the Mayfield Education & Research Foundation’s Art & Science of Healing II. The…
Owens, Ogle to be honored at VNA event
Dr. Cora Ogle and Dr. O’dell Owens will be honored at the 17th annual Visiting Nurse Association Caring Awards Celebration.
Make-A-Wish BIG Wish Gala
Make-A-Wish Ohio Kentucky & Indiana hosted its annual Cincinnati BIG Wish Gala on March 11 at Cincinnati Music Hall. Presented by Western & Southern Financial Group and Capital Investment Group, the event was expected to raise $225,000 to help make…
Local family to lead March for Babies
March for Babies honors babies born healthy and those who need help to survive and thrive.
GCB fundraiser celebrates mental health champions
Nick Hahn is the honoree of the 10th annual Champions of Hope fundraiser. The featured speaker, Alisha Waters, will discuss “The Cost of Untreated Mental Illness.”
Heart Ball nets more than $1.2 million for Heart Association
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Corner stores get help providing healthy snacks
A partnership with Covington’s Center for Greater Neighborhoods and Kenton County Plan4Health are helping four stores because of their proximity to schools and the concentration of families living below the federal poverty level.