Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled, a nonprofit that recently celebrated its 40th anniversary, hosted the grand opening of its 10,000-square-foot Center for Community Engagement on April 5.
Category: Social Services
New LGBTQPIA center opens
Heartland Trans Wellness Group has opened a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, pansexual, intersex and asexual community center. The facility initially will have scheduled programming and events, with drop-in availability increasing as the volunteer roster expands.
Doors open for Tender Mercies
Friends of Tender Mercies are invited to attend Opening Doors, an evening of giving to provide a warm bed, a safe home and a future of promise for those with mental illness who are homeless.
CAT kicks off campaign to triple addiction treatment
The Center for Addiction Treatment (CAT) has launched a $5.7 capital campaign that would triple the number of people who can get the treatment they need.
Talbert House Parkway Apartments open doors for homeless men and veterans
Talbert House, community partners and supporters celebrated the grand opening March 11 of Parkway Apartments, a 34-unit, LEED-certified multi-family housing prioritized for U.S. military veterans.
‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ event to benefit Affordable Living by ERS
Planning is underway for a fundraiser to benefit Affordable Living by Episcopal Retirement Services. Susie Lame leads a committee of volunteers, along with staff from the ERS Fund Development team.
Lighthouse Beacon of Light Awards
Lighthouse Youth Services will honor Ryan Messer and James Musuraca-Messer, Edgar Smith, Rabbi Gary Zola and (posthumously) Iva Brown with Beacon of Light Awards at its annual spring gala.
Vincent leads CISE campaign beyond goal
George Vincent, managing partner and chairman of Dinsmore, just led a team that raised $2.9 million for eight inner-city Catholic schools.
Household shower will give newly housed families a fresh start
The Welcome House Annual Spring Shower on April 19 will help families moving out of transitional housing, such as shelters, into their own homes.
Coroner’s ball benefits YWCA shelters
The annual Coroner’s Masquerade Ball raised more than $45,000 in support of the YWCA’s Domestic Violence Shelter services. Pictured are YWCA Cincinnati president/CEO Barbara C. Perez; Dr. Lakshmi Sammarco, Hamilton County coroner; and Nancy A. Spivey, vice president of development,…