New independent report highlights Right to Counsel keeps Clevelanders in their homes; delivers significant economic benefits for the community Media Contacts:Melanie Shakarian, Legal Aid Society of Cleveland: 216-215-0074
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
Resource navigators are key supports for older adults On December 10, three expert panelists joined moderator Drew Maziasz of Ideastream Public Media for a Community Conversation about the needs of older adults in our region and the support resources available.
Contacts:Nancy Lesic, nlesic@lesiccamper.comHazel Remesch, hremesch@enterprisecommunity.org Cleveland – Oct. 14, 2024 – The Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition (“the Coalition”) is unified in our commitment to addressing Cleveland’s lead crisis through collaboration, innovation, and practical solutions that are both achieveable and aligned
Every year, United Way 211 assists over 100,000 Cuyahoga County residents. Each person is seeking help with specific needs: utility assistance; food; housing; etc. At United Way of Greater Cleveland, we track these needs and use machine learning to correlate
We are focused on doing our part to identify and eliminate barriers to economic equity and mobility in our community. One shining example is Right to Counsel – Cleveland (RTC-C). This unique public-private partnership, developed by the City of Cleveland,
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
News Release Contacts: For CHN Housing Partners: Laura Boustani / lboustani@chnhousingpartners.org / (216) 789-3626 or Kirsten Pianka / kpianka@chnhousingpartners.org / (216) 574-7103 For United Way of Greater Cleveland: Katie Connell (404) 895-5513 / kconnell@unitedwaycleveland.org Community Collaboration Aims to Break the
Some say that Cleveland is the biggest small town in the US and the nonprofit community, which is most certainly the case. Through a shared interest in advocacy, our paths crossed in 2017 when Hazel Remesch, Managing Attorney at The
93% OF CLEVELAND FAMILIES SEEKING TO AVOID AN EVICTION OR INVOLUNTARY MOVE WERE SUCCESSFUL IN ACHIEVING THIS Independent Firm Stout Preliminarily Estimates Eviction Right to Counsel may have saved the City of Cleveland and Cuyahoga County $4.7 million in social
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