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HSC LIST OF SUPPLIERS

Thanks to our friend and HSC member Talbert House we have this list of suppliers
to help your agency increase its support of diverse and minority businesses. A
special shout…

April 18, 2022Read More


CAIN FOOD PANTRY CELEBRATES GRAND REOPENING

Churches Active In Northside (CAIN) is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony on
April 11th at 5:00 pm to celebrate the grand reopening of its renovated pantry.
Community need remains high and…

April 6, 2022Read More


HSC MEMBERS MOBILIZE FOR CITY ARP FUNDING

HSC members will gather at City Hall next Tuesday at noon to urge City Council
to allocate a majority of its remaining American Rescue Plan funds for human
services and…

May 7, 2021Read More


HSC HOLDS 2021 MAYORAL FORUM ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING, HUMAN SERVICES

This morning, HSC held its 2021 Mayoral Forum to hear perspectives from the
candidates on affordable housing, human services funding, and community crisis
response. WCPO’s Lucy May moderated the discussion.…

April 15, 2021Read More


HSC COLLABORATES WITH ODH, COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO EXPAND VACCINE ACCESS

Last week, the Ohio Department of Health partnered with the Human Services
Chamber, the Health Collaborative, and other community partners to provide
vaccination access to underserved and hard-to-reach residents. HSC…

March 22, 2021Read More


FUNDING AND VACCINATIONS TOP LIST OF LOCAL HUMAN SERVICES SECTOR IN 2021

A recent survey conducted by HSC of over 40 human services providers in Hamilton
County found that the availability of funding and vaccines for staff were top
priorities for 2021.…

March 4, 2021Read More


HSC ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

HSC is excited to announce that its members have elected Jamie Steele as board
Vice Chair and Stacey Burge as board Secretary. Jamie Steele is the Executive
Director of Ohio…

February 25, 2021Read More


NEW EVERYBODY RIDES METRO PROGRAM WILL HELP RIDERS ACCESS JOBS, MEDICAL
APPOINTMENTS AND MORE

On January 1, Cincinnati Metro launched the Everybody Rides Metro program, which
will distribute $500K per year in discounted bus passes for lower income bus
riders.  Participating human services agencies…

January 14, 2021Read More


HSC URGES HAMILTON COUNTY TO INVEST IN HUMAN SERVICES

At a public hearing held this afternoon on the 2021 Hamilton County operating
budget, HSC Executive Director Gina Marsh urged the Commissioners to invest in
human services, an item that…

December 3, 2020Read More


HSC LAUNCHES PUBLIC TRANSIT SURVEY

HSC invites residents of East Westwood, Lincoln Heights, Millvale, Mt. Airy, Mt.
Washington, Springdale, and South Cumminsville to take a 5-minute survey about
public transit improvements needed in their community.…

October 6, 2020Read More


CARES ACT LOANS INSUFFICIENT TO COVER LOCAL HUMAN SERVICES NEEDS

A recent survey of 42 local human services organizations shows that many will
need additional financial support beyond federal CARES Act loans to continue the
services they provide at the level…

July 10, 2020Read More


CITY BUDGET MAINTAINS PROMISED INVESTMENT IN HUMAN SERVICES

Despite a projected $73M deficit, Cincinnati City Council passed a budget for
FY21 that bolsters affordable housing, creates new jobs for youth, invests in a
new homeless shelter for families,…

July 8, 2020Read More


CITY COUNCIL MUST ADOPT RELIABLE FUNDING FOR HUMAN SERVICES

HSC is urging City Council to pass a budget for FY21 that funds human services
with a reliable source rather than the uncertain CARES Act funding currently
proposed. In order…

June 19, 2020Read More


SURVEY SHOWS LOCAL PROVIDERS OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY DURING
COVID-19

This is a difficult time to be a provider in the human services sector. With the
COVID-19 crisis, demand for services and basic items such as food and hygiene
products…

April 27, 2020Read More


CITY CUTS HUMAN SERVICES AS ORGANIZATIONS SEE INCREASED NEED, PLUMMETING
REVENUES

Despite opposition from HSC and many of its members, last week City Council cut
~$2M in human services funding to organizations that provide housing and
shelter, support to domestic violence…

April 21, 2020Read More


HOW COVID-19 IS IMPACTING HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS

Between March 20 – 25, HSC conducted a survey of 69 human services providers in
Hamilton County. The results show that the COVID-19 pandemic is already having
significant impacts on…

March 31, 2020Read More


WE ASKED 800+ RESIDENTS ABOUT BUS SERVICE. HERE’S WHAT THEY TOLD US.

The Human Services Chamber of Hamilton County has released its final report of a
year-long study that reveals recommendations from bus riders and would-be riders
to improve public transit. Based…

March 10, 2020Read More


INCREASE STATE REIMBURSEMENT RATES TO PAY WORKERS A LIVING WAGE

HSC’s 2020 Annual Meeting last week featured discussion with Ohio State Reps.
Brigid Kelley (D) and Scott Lipps (R) about the need to increase pay for workers
in the human…

March 2, 2020Read More


HSC ADVOCATES FOR UNITED WAY TO ADMINISTER CITY FUNDING

HSC members will convene at City Hall today to ask City Council’s Budget and
Finance committee to continue using United Way to administer the City’s human
services funding for at…

February 18, 2020Read More


HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS WILL HOST VOTER REGISTRATION EVENTS TO PROMOTE
TRANSPORTATION LEVY

Human Services Chamber member agencies are partnering with the Move Forward
campaign to host four events to register their clients to vote and to promote
Issue 7, the transportation levy.…

January 30, 2020Read More


OP ED: BLAMING MENTAL ILLNESS WON’T SOLVE GUN VIOLENCE PROBLEM

The Cincinnati Enquirer recently published our Op Ed urging that in order to
solve gun violence, we must acknowledge that the real problem is access to guns,
not mental illness.…

January 14, 2020Read More


SORTA COMMITS TO BUS FARE ASSISTANCE AND ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS

On September 30, the SORTA Board adopted a resolution to put a 0.8% county-wide
sales tax levy on the ballot next year to fund public transit and infrastructure
projects. If…

October 8, 2019Read More


HSC OP ED URGES INVESTMENT IN HOUSING FOR LOWEST INCOME RESIDENTS

Read the Op Ed here This week, the Cincinnati Enquirer published a guest column
by our Executive Director Gina Marsh about the fact that too many people are
having to…

September 18, 2019Read More


FORUM WITH STATE LAWMAKERS FOCUSES ON HUMAN SERVICES IN STATE BUDGET

This morning, HSC hosted a standing room only crowd at 4C for Children for our
member event Summing Up the State Budget, which featured distinguished guests
Representative Bill Seitz and…

August 23, 2019Read More


HSC HOSTS EVENT TO PROMOTE BUSINESS WITH LOCAL MINORITY VENDORS

This week, HSC hosted a Meet the Buyers event at The Children’s Home of
Cincinnati as part of its effort to increase the business that its 60+ member
organizations do…

August 14, 2019Read More


HSC ADVOCATES FOR ADDITIONS TO REINVENTING METRO PLAN

For the past two years, HSC has been engaging with bus riders and developing
policy solutions that respond to some of the most challenging transportation
problems faced by the clients…

July 22, 2019Read More


LEADERS AT TRANSPORTATION TOWN HALL URGE INVESTMENT IN PUBLIC TRANSIT

Last Thursday, HSC participated in a Transportation Town Hall sponsored by the
Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber and the Better Bus Coalition to urge investment
in public transit. In addition to…

July 16, 2019Read More


WCPO STORY FEATURES HSC’S EQUITABLE PUBLIC TRANSIT PROJECT

WCPO recently ran a story showcasing HSC’s Equitable Public Transit Project.
Through this project, HSC is gathering input from residents through surveys and
community conversations about public transit improvements needed…

July 9, 2019Read More


COMMUNITY LEADERS GATHER IN SUPPORT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING STRATEGY

On June 18, HSC joined multiple community leaders at a press conference held by
Mayor Cranley and Council Member Mann to announce the City’s support for the
creation of a…

June 18, 2019Read More


HSC URGES MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL TO FUND HUMAN SERVICES AND EVICTION PREVENTION

Mayor John Cranley has proposed a budget that allocates 1.2% of the City’s
General Fund (~$4.8M) toward human services, as prescribed by Ordinance
153-2017. That ordinance, championed by HSC in…

June 17, 2019Read More


HSC MEMBERS HEAR PROPOSALS TO FUND CINCINNATI METRO

It was a packed house for our Coffee Chat on the Future of Metro! Pete Metz and
Taylor Liggins from the Cincinnati Business Chamber and Mark Samaan from the
Better…

April 5, 2019Read More


HSC FORMS ROUNDTABLE TO INCREASE PROCUREMENT FROM MINORITY VENDORS

HSC has formed a roundtable of CEOs and procurement staff from 18 of our larger
member organizations as part of a new initiative to explore how the human
services sector…

March 31, 2019Read More


HSC’S 2018 ANNUAL REPORT

   

February 25, 2019Read More


2019 ANNUAL MEETING FEATURES DISCUSSION ON HOUSING POLICY

The Human Services Chamber’s Annual Meeting on February 12th featured an
engaging panel conversation about housing issues in our community and some of
the creative approaches that are underway to…

February 23, 2019Read More


HSC RECOMMENDS THAT CITY’S NEW EVICTION PREVENTION PROGRAM INCLUDE BOTH RENTAL
ASSISTANCE AND LEGAL COUNSEL

  HSC has issued a memo to City Council Members, the Mayor and the City Manager
recommending that the City’s new eviction prevention pilot program include both
emergency rental and utility…

January 10, 2019Read More


READ OUR DECEMBER 2018 NEWSLETTER

This fall, HSC members spent time down at City Hall advocating for eviction
prevention funding.  We also celebrated the award of a grant from the Greater
Cincinnati Foundation to advocate…

December 30, 2018Read More


FALL MEMBERSHIP MEETING FOCUSES ON SOLUTIONS TO SUBURBAN POVERTY IN HAMILTON
COUNTY

The Human Services Chamber held its Fall Membership Meeting on October 10, 2018
at Ohio Valley Goodwill Services in Woodlawn.  The event featured a panel
discussion on the problems that…

October 15, 2018Read More


HSC RELEASES EVICTION PREVENTION RECOMMENDATIONS

The Human Services Chamber board has approved a set of eviction prevention
recommendations that were developed by its Affordable Housing committee over the
past several months.  These recommendations come in…

October 12, 2018Read More


READ OUR SEPTEMBER 2018 NEWSLETTER

We had an active summer promoting local human services funding and eviction
prevention policy! Click here to read our September 2018 newsletter.

September 10, 2018Read More


HSC HOSTS LUNCH TO DISCUSS EVICTION PREVENTION STRATEGIES

The house was packed for HSC’s Lunch n’ Learn on Eviction Prevention
Strategies this past Wednesday at Interact for Health!  Over 50 social workers
and others who work with vulnerable populations gathered to learn…

July 20, 2018Read More


BIG WIN FOR HUMAN SERVICES IN CITY BUDGET!

Yesterday, City Council adopted a budget that includes 1% of the General Fund
for human services, which will provide an additional $790,000 in human services
funding over last year.  This…

June 28, 2018Read More


HSC EXPRESSES SUPPORT FOR ADMISSIONS TAX PROPOSAL TO FUND HUMAN SERVICES

Yesterday, HSC attended a press conference with Council Members Sittenfeld and
Mann to express support for their proposal to create a permanent, guaranteed
revenue stream to fund human services through…

June 22, 2018Read More


JUNE 2018 NEWSLETTER

HSC has released its inaugural edition of Collective Voice, HSC’s quarterly
newsletter!  The June 2018 edition provides an overview of the activities HSC
has been involved in over the past…

June 20, 2018Read More


HSC PRESENTS TO CITY COUNCIL ON PUBLIC TRANSIT SURVEY AND TRANSPORTATION
EMPOWERMENT PROPOSAL

Executive Director Gina Marsh and Transportation Committee Chair Reginald Harris
presented before City Council’s Education, Innovation, and Growth committee
today on the results of its public transit survey .  Among…

April 26, 2018Read More


HSC PRESENTS TO CITY COUNCIL ON EVICTIONS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO POVERTY

HSC presented to the City’s Equity, Inclusion, Youth & the Arts Committee on the
high number of  evictions and how this problem contributes to poverty in
Cincinnati.  In 2017, an…

March 27, 2018Read More


HSC CELEBRATES 2017 MEMBERSHIP & POLICY VICTORIES

HSC held its End of the Year Celebration this week at Myrtle’s Punch House in
Walnut Hills, capping off a successful policy year and celebrating 10 new
members in 2017,…

November 30, 2017Read More


2017 HSC MAYORAL CANDIDATES FORUM

HSC hosted a Mayoral Candidates Forum at the Community Action Agency on
September 15. Candidates Yvette Simpson and John Cranley fielded questions from
moderator Jamie Smith of the Business Courier…

September 15, 2017Read More


HUGE WINS FOR HUMAN SERVICES

City Council has approved $350K in additional human services funding for 2018
and has committed by ordinance to incrementally increase human services to 1.5%
of the General Fund over the…

June 21, 2017Read More


COFFEE CHAT WITH HAMILTON COUNTY COMMISSIONER DENISE DRIEHAUS

On May 5th, HSC hosted a Coffee Chat for its members with Hamilton County
Commissioner Denise Driehaus. Commissioner Driehaus discussed her positions on a
range of topics relevant to the…

May 5, 2017Read More


HSC SETS 2017 POLICY AGENDA

In 2017, HSC will focus on transportation, city funding, and county levies.
Transportation:   HSC will work to identify solutions to transportation barriers
that often inhibit residents from maintaining employment. This…

January 9, 2017Read More



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Cincinnati, OH 45231

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