Bridges@Work is a workplace-based program that helps employees navigate the non-work challenges that can make it harder to get to work, stay focused at work, and keep a job. In partnership with Catholic Charities, the program provides an on-site Resource
If you’re on public benefits and get a pay raise, you might encounter a benefits cliff. This is a sudden loss of benefits when your earnings cross an eligibility threshold. Benefits cliffs can leave individuals worse off financially and, at a
Data from the United Way 211 helpline and the Right to Counsel—Cleveland evaluation show that Cleveland residents are experiencing a housing crisis. Housing needs have been increasing since the pandemic, affordable housing has become scarcer, and more renters are living in
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, celebrating the histories and contributions of Americans hailing from across the Asian continent and the Pacific Islands of Micronesia, Melanesia, and Polynesia. “Asian American” is an incredibly broad identity, numbering
Cleveland is the first city in the country to explore UBE as an opportunity to create a pathway out of poverty through a social innovation partnership led by UBE Founder Devin H. Cotten CLEVELAND (May 22, 2024): The City of
FamilySpace is a prevention-based model that helps children, families, and caregivers build positive communities and relationships.
At United Way of Greater Cleveland, we understand that creating conditions that allow people to move out of crisis mode and onto a pathway toward economic equity and mobility is an ambitious goal for an organization. But we also believe
News Release Media contacts: Katie Connell, United Way of Greater Cleveland: 404.895.5513 and kconnell@unitedwaycleveland.orgMelanie Shakarian, Legal Aid: 216.215.0074 and melanie.shakarian@lasclev.org This week, United Way of Greater Cleveland and The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland delivered
In the US healthcare system, one of the impediments to investments “upstream” of medical care — investments that could help improve health outcomes for individuals and control costs for insurers and healthcare providers — has been that investors may well
United Way of Greater Cleveland has long been involved with social service efforts that would seem by common sense to benefit health outcomes, but until recently there have been few national efforts to demonstrate such effects. That changed in 2017
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