Human services funding

The process for outside organizations to get funding from the city of Cincinnati is changing ahead of the next budget. The new process requires organizations to formally apply for a one-time grant, instead of lobbying council members directly, like they do now.

A Cincinnati Council committee Tuesday approved a motion asking the administration to develop a new process where nonprofits formally apply for funds in the annual budget.

In the past, community groups have struggled with red tape and procedural hurdles to get city contracts and even pay their employees in a timely manner.

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…

Cincinnati could soon make changes to the way it distributes funding to human services agencies. Since 2010, the city has had a contract with United Way…

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

Updated: Thursday, 12:40 p.m.Two Cincinnati council members introduced a proposal Thursday that would ask voters to increase the city's admissions tax by…

A committee is recommending 43 programs receive human services funding from Cincinnati in the new fiscal year. Those programs are administered by 33…