Two longtime leaders in Cincinnati mental healthcare are bringing more than 70 years of combined experience to a new platform designed to make conversations about mental health, wellness and healthcare more approachable and relevant.
The annual Better Together Fund program aims to provide regional organizations with flexibility to navigate a shifting funding landscape, whether by strengthening leadership, improving internal systems or investing in regional partnerships.
The foundation provides funding to organizations working to address food insecurity and childhood mental health issues in Ohio and Louisiana.
Movers & Makers asked organizations within the addiction and recovery services sector to introduce their “notables” to our readers.
Deaconess Associations Foundation recently awarded $635,000 in grants to 18 organizations serving Greater Cincinnati. These grants focus on improving access to behavioral health care services for at-risk individuals.
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, a new local service is being touted that provides mental health and other important resources to help keep low-level offenders out of the criminal justice system.
BrightView, an outpatient addiction recovery center, is partnering with Cincinnati’s community resources to organize an emergency winter coat drive.
An occasional digest of who’s moving where within the nonprofit community of Cincinnati.
It’s tempting to call Brett Stover a whiz kid. I realize that may seem a curious choice of words to describe a man of 56. But if you’ve ever met Stover, you know what I mean. There is nothing about him that remotely jibes with his age. Nothing, that is, other than the smarts that he brings to the table.
