Middletown approves new contract to operate local community center. In addition to the city, CBI receives support from many partner organizations including the United Way of Greater Cincinnati, the Butler County Educational Service Center, Middletown and Hamilton school districts, the Middletown Community Foundation, Premier Health, and local churches.
State Board passes strategic plan for education, “EachChild=Our Future,” laying out a framework for the state’s educational goals, strategies and guiding principles.
Organizations that account for the social determinants of health and connect patients to services that meet their social needs could reduce spending by approximately 11 percent within a year, according to a recent study.
Hedy P. Milgrom retires as Jewish Federation of Cleveland's chief development officer.
Beelieve it! Hoover wins national Junior Achievement award. Local entrepreneurship programming support for Junior Achievement of East Central Ohio is generously provided by The Burton D. Morgan Foundation, The Hoover Foundation, The Deuble Foundation, Fred Olivieri Construction, Coastal Pet Products, Belden Brick Co., A.A. Hammersmith Insurance, E-Tank Ltd., Old Wood Ltd., Garner Financial Services - State Farm, and the Ohio Small Business Development Center.
Strategies to End Homelessness already has raised $30,000 for the summer surge thanks mostly to funding provided by the Greater Cincinnati Foundation.
Akron Children's Hospital creates addiction services program with philanthropic support and in partnership with other efforts in the community.
Here’s what’s on this year’s top 10 list for leisure time reading on the screened porch. Many of the books made the list as recommendations from the 2018 Equity Summit.
Northside Green showcasing unique mural
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The Downtown Akron Partnership, through a grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, began work on the Northside Green, which features a painted mural designed by April Couch, of Totally Tangled Creations
Health systems and community stakeholders around the country are choosing to form new collaborations to address the social factors that have created great health disparities between low-income and more-affluent neighborhoods.
