April 20, 2023
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Best Point: Creating Lasting Results |
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Best Point Education & Behavioral Health (Best Point) is renovating and expanding the Sheakley Center on their Madisonville main campus. Named after board member Rhonda Sheakley and her husband, Larry, both longtime supporters of Best Point, the Sheakley Center will be the future home of their Day Treatment Program. The updated facility will help Best Point expand their care and overall mission of “Creating lasting results that strengthen families and our community by guiding individuals – from infancy to independence – through comprehensive education, behavioral, and health services.”
Originally, the 4,600 SF Sheakley Center was a 4-room residential treatment cottage. Once renovated, the new 7,700 SF Day Treatment Center will add, make better use of, and modernize the space, providing a more therapeutic environment. Along with the addition of 7 new treatment rooms, totaling 11, there will also be a private comfort space where kids can go to calm if they are overstimulated and a small conference room for family meetings or school administration meetings. The Sheakley Center is slated for reopening this summer in preparation for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year.
Expanding Care for our Community
There are no questions that there is a mental health crisis among our youth. The American Psychological Association, NPR and The New York Times have all acknowledged that the growing public health threat for our youth is the soaring rates of mental health disorders. Intensified by the Covid pandemic, mental health disorders are spanning racial and ethnic groups, urban and rural areas, and the socioeconomic divide.
In our community, there is a significant need for youth mental health treatment. Best Point recognizes that mental health services need to continue to grow, and we want to provide that care. Currently Best Point has over 50 kids who need access to day treatment services but are unable to start due to limited space. We want to be able to serve any child and family who comes to us for help. The completion of Sheakley Center will almost double the total capacity for day treatment services, providing space to offer 1:1 support for children with the highest level of need.
Best Point is excited for the reopening of the Sheakley Center and the opportunity to better serve the mental health needs of children in the Greater Cincinnati community, supporting their healthy development and functioning by meeting their social, emotional, and developmental needs.
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Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired welcomed Stacey Hathaway-Bell as the new Director of Multistate Center East.
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Santa Maria Community Services welcomes two new members to its Board of Directors: Rebecca Restrepo (L) and Rick Seaver (R).
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The Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science has installed Ken Coggeshall as Director of Admissions. |
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The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the promotion of Kyle Frizzell to Director of Events.
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Best Point Education and Behavioral Health is proud to announce Britney Ruby-Miller & Caleb Miller, Tim & Lisa Schroeder, and Dr. Gail Kist-Kline & Keith Kline as the official co-chairs of the 2023 Rockin' at Riverfest taking place on September 3, 2023.
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The Greater Cincinnati Nonprofit News is accepting 2023 Sponsorships. Learn more here and contact us to schedule a discovery call.
People Working Cooperatively (PWC) received a $30,000 grant from the Truist Foundation. The grant will support and expand PWC's newly launched Workforce Development Program.
Cincinnati City Council has unanimously approved the 2023 Green Cincinnati Plan. The Green Cincinnati Plan is a plan of action for the entire community, and it requires the engaged support of partners of all kinds.
Easterseals Redwood is partnering with Xavier University to host the 2023 Women Veterans Engage event on Saturday, April 29. Presented by Women Veterans Alliance, a national network focused on directly impacting the overall well-being of women veterans, this free event will be held on Xavier University's campus from 11:30am to 7:30pm and includes a live broadcast from a roster of women veterans.
Cincinnati Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired (CABVI) is pleased to announce that the agency's President/CEO Teri Shirk received the Roxann Mayros Champion Award at the VisionServe Alliance (VSA) 2023 CEO Summit.
The Warren County Foundation, City of Lebanon, Miller Ecological Park Fund Trustees, supporters, and donors dedicated the new Martha Savage Welcome Center at Miller Park on March 29, 2023.
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce presented Roger Babik, founder and past president of Master Provisions, with the NKY Community Award on April 18. The award is sponsored by First National Bank of Kentucky and is given out to individuals, businesses or organizations throughout the Northern Kentucky Metro region that have made a positive impact in the community.
Santa Maria Community Services is pleased to announce that it has received five grants in the first quarter of 2023 to help support its programs and services. The Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Foundation ($75,000) and GE Foundation ($100) for general operating expenses; Power Inspires Progress/Venice on Vine ($53,000) and SC Ministry Foundation, Promoting Our Preschoolers; The Apartment Association OUTREACH, Inc. ($1,500) for Stable Families.
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FUNDING AND RESOURCE OPPORTUNITIES |
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Interact for Health recently opened its first-round of 2023 grant applications. The $2.6M in funding are directly tied to the foundation’s new strategic plan, which will prioritize mental health and well-being with a strong focus on youth mental health, investments in policy and systems change, and building community power. For more information about funding opportunities and Interact for Health’s new strategic plan, visit their website.
Bethany Legacy Foundation grant application portal is launched and ready to receive applications. Non-profit organizations who serve youth, adults, and seniors in need are encouraged to develop initiatives and to apply for grants that fall within their funding priorities. Information can be found on their website or email bethany@bethanylegacy.org.
The Franciscan Sisters of the Poor have excess building space available on their St. Clare Campus, 60 Compton Road. Space will be made available to interested and selected nonprofit organizations at rates significantly below market. For additional information, contact ca@franciscansistersofthepoor.org or (513) 761-9040, ext. 110.
The Joe Burrow Foundation (JBF) has launched a new grant application program called “Do Good” grants and will consider requests of up to $50,000. Project proposals must support the JBF mission in new and innovative ways. The foundation is interested in supporting projects that develop new pathways for mental health protection and food insecurity that are sustainable and designed to have lasting impact. Eligibility requirements and applications can be found here.
Community Engagement Collective has launched the first Black Indigenous and People of Color Mental and Behavioral Health Provider Directory. The free directory is sponsored by Interact for Health. Click here to learn more about the directory and to download.
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5 Steps to Building Out Your Ideal Grant Team with Interns, Wednesday, May 10, 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET. This free session is designed to help you understand the benefits of using interns as part of your professional grant development team. By leveraging the skills and knowledge of social work interns, you can establish a highly efficient and effective team of grant proposal learners, proofers, and writers. Registration is required.
Government Grants 101: 5 Steps for Getting Government Grant Ready, Wednesday, April 26, 1:00pm – 2:00pm ET. If you're interested in securing government grants for your organization but are not sure where to begin, this webinar is perfect for you. Our expert speaker, Patrice Davis, will guide you through the essential steps to becoming "government grant ready" and show you how to identify and fill any gaps in your current grant-seeking strategies. Free; registration is required.
Join us on May 9th for our Annual Education Summit: Rediscovering Wellness by Embodying New Tricks. This all-day education experience is designed to keep you engaged while learning new wellness strategies. From lived experience to academic lecture to hands-on somatic (body) learning, you'll walk away with a new mindset on wellness and techniques to keep you looking and feeling your best. Rediscovering Wellness by Embodying New Tricks will include 10 sessions to choose from for up to 6 CEUs (Ohio CSWMFT & Kentucky SW approved) in addition to community resource booths, breakfast and lunch. Register here.
Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Nonprofit Happy Hour, Thursday, April 27, 4:00pm – 6:00pm. Do you work for a nonprofit organization, serve on a board, advise within the nonprofit sector or are looking to expand your nonprofit network of peers? Please join VonLehman and our partners the Greater Cincinnati Nonprofit News, Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky, Manley Burke, LPA and Covington Business Council at a happy hour exclusively for people in the nonprofit sector. Find more information and registration here.
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On Saturday, May 6, Cincinnati Opera hosts an open casting call for supernumerary, or "super," roles for our 2023 Summer Festival. Supers are non-speaking, non-singing roles and are much like extras in movies. It's a unique opportunity to share the Music Hall stage with world-class singers and to be an active part of the live opera experience. For more information, please visit cincinnatiopera.org or email supers@cincinnatiopera.org.
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Donations decline for the first time since 2012 Dating back to 2012, donor dollars had been rising — until now. Through the third quarter of 2022, giving was up 4.7%, but at year-end, there was a 1.7% decline. The year-end reduction in dollars flowing to nonprofits over the full calendar year should be a surprise since the end of the year is usually the most lucrative time for nonprofits.
Rest and recharge: creative solutions to tackling nonprofit burnout Burnout is a risk in any profession, but nonprofit leaders are especially prone to hitting a wall. Nonprofit executives tend to do the work they do because they are passionate about making a better world and relentless in pursuing their mission – exactly the kind of people who don’t take breaks easily.
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Marketing Specialist, The Salvation Army (Posted 4/20/2023) This position will take a proactive approach to marketing the messages and mission of The Salvation Army to the community via several platforms - social media, website, virtual fundraising, email and digital marketing. It will also provide graphic support to overall development fundraising initiatives which are year-round and coordinated with these activities. Learn more…
Policy and Research Coordinator, Housing Opportunities Made Equal of Greater Cincinnati (HOME) (Posed 4/20/2023) This position promotes fair and equitable housing policy and is responsible for analyzing policy, creating advocacy strategies, compiling data analysis and research, and working to realize HOME's overall mission of thriving, integrated communities. Learn more….
Administrative Assistant for the Divisional Leaders, The Salvation Army (Posted 4/20/2023) This position is responsible for providing clerical functions, managing the workflow and all office procedures for the offices of the Divisional Commander and Divisional Director of Women's Ministries. Also serves as the liaison for the Women's Auxiliaries, assisting with clerical, logistics, and attending meetings/events. Learn more…
Clinical Therapist, SAFY (Posted 4/20/2023) As a Clinical Therapist, you will be responsible for providing a range of moderately complex clinical services (diagnostic assessment, treatment planning, interventions, individual, family therapy, etc.) with children, adolescents, and identified adults. Learn more…
Administrative Assistant, Miami University (Posted 4/20/2023) Performs a variety of complex administrative tasks involving some discretion and requiring moderate amounts of independent judgment related to the oversight of the daily operations of the business functions of University Advancement. Learn more…
Philanthropic Development Manager, The Scripps Howard Foundation (Posted 4/13/2023) The person in this position will identify and implement strategies to continuously increase dollars raised for the “If You Give a Child a Book…” Campaign, which is the cornerstone, national program within the Scripps Howard Fund’s childhood literacy pillar, with the goal of distributing ten new, age-appropriate and culturally relevant books each year to at-risk children in Title 1 schools. Learn more…
Staff Accountant, The HealthCare Connection (Posted 4/13/2023) Responsible for support in the finance department for creating monthly reports and other accounting and bookkeeping work as needed in a busy healthcare environment. Learn more…
Re-Entry Program Manager, Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Cincinnati (Posted 4/13/2023) This position is the face of SVDP’s commitment to working with those whose lives have been impacted by the justice system. This person in this role will work to build our community’s understanding of the impact of felony conviction and/or incarceration upon the lives of those who have been incarcerated, as well as their families and community. Learn more…
Community Partner and Business Development Specialist, iSPACE (Posted 4/13/2023) iSPACE has a small but dedicated and enthusiastic staff that gets kids excited about STEM disciplines through hands-on, minds-on activities. Our mission is to ignite a passion for Science and Technology so that all learners are prepared to thrive in tomorrow’s workforce. We seek a self-starter to identify and cultivate new strategic relationships to develop new business, increase revenue, and maintain stakeholder satisfaction. Learn more…
Senior Accountant, Best Point Education & Behavioral Health (Posted 4/6/2023) Best Point is seeking a Senior Accountant with strong accounting, analytical, and problem-solving skills to provide accounting support and technical guidance to agency staff. The ideal candidate should possess an Associate’s degree in accounting or a related field, current working experience in accounting/billing software, and the ability to manage deadlines and exercise independent judgment. Learn more…
Senior Center Director, Marielders (Posted 4/6/2023) This position is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Center, activities, and transportation services according to agency policies as well as administering supportive services to seniors. Learn more…
Development and Fundraising Manager, Beech Acres Parenting Center (Posted 4/6/2023) This position plays a crucial role in Beech Acres’ development department, working closely with the Vice President of Development and other members of the development team to develop and execute fundraising strategies that support the organization's mission and grow our fundraising goals. Learn more…
Director of Development and Marketing, World Affairs Council of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky (Posted 3/30/2023) The primary purpose of this position is to implement strategies for identifying, cultivating, soliciting and closing gifts and to broaden and stabilize the funding base, while communicating the organization’s mission, goals, and strategic direction. Learn more…
Junior Research Associate, UC Evaluation Services Center (Posted 3/30/2023) This position serves as a liaison with community-based partners to ensure that evaluation results are useful and represent the voices and perspectives of diverse stakeholders. Junior Research Associates support all phases of evaluation projects. Learn more…
Manager Social Services – Care Management, UC Health (Posted 3/30/2023) The Manager of Care Management will deliver high-quality care to patients based on assessed needs, established standards of care and according to policy and procedures. Learn more…
Volunteer Coordinator, Pro Seniors, Inc. (Posted 3/30/2023) Long-term Care Ombudsmen advocate for people who live in nursing and assisted living homes, working to resolve problems related to the health, safety, welfare, and rights of residents. Our highly trained volunteer team helps us achieve this mission. Seeking a Volunteer Coordinator to lead all aspects of our volunteer ombudsman efforts. Learn more…
Director of Development, Ursuline Academy (Posted 3/23/2023) Ursuline Academy, an all-girls independent Catholic high school in Cincinnati, Ohio, seeks a full-time Director of Development. This individual will help align the interests of our committed benefactors to the priorities and future of the school. Learn more…
Executive Director, Pregnancy Center West (Posted 3/23/2023) Pregnancy Center West, serving women on Cincinnati's west side for more than 40 years, is seeking a new Executive Director. The ED is a key leadership position to guide PCW's efforts to save the unborn, serve women in need and provide chastity education to local schools. Learn more…
Senior Manager of Insights and Analytics, StriveTogether (Posted 3/23/2023) You’re a data lover with a strong attention to detail. You work well in a fast-paced environment and are a self-starter, with experience balancing multiple projects and prioritizing them in response to changing needs. You’re ready to learn and grow and you jump in to support your teammates. You have extensive experience with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft PowerPoint and a working knowledge of statistical software, Alteryx, Tableau, Salesforce, ArcGIS or QGIS, quantitative and qualitative data analysis, and/or survey research design. Learn more...
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