Human services

The money is from the city's Human Services Fund administered by the United Way. The Impact Award of $2.1 million is new to the process for Cincinnati's Human Services Fund.

Mike Moroski took on the job at the start of November (right before winning re-election to the Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education). WVXU's Becca Costello spoke with him about the work being done across the county and where he sees opportunities for progress.

Cincinnati City Council is asking the United Way to be involved in funding recommendations for the city's human services dollars for up to another year.…

A Cincinnati council majority appears ready to let the United Way handle how the city's human services funding is distributed for at least one more…

Cincinnati City Council is still trying to find the future process for funding human services agencies. And right now, there are differing opinions on…

Since 2010, the United Way of Greater Cincinnati, with an advisory committee, has administered the process of deciding which organizations receive human…

Cincinnati Council will vote Wednesday on an ordinance adding addiction prevention as a priority for the city's human services funding.The original…

The Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community Action Agency was founded in 1964 to offer services to low-income individuals and families to help lift them out…

It appears Cincinnati Council's decision to increase human services funding by $3 million last year is making a difference. The funds are distributed to…

The full Cincinnati Council is endorsing a proposal to double the amount of money the city provides for human services funding. But it will also change…