Community Solutions

The Center for Community Solutions provides strategic leadership to improve targeted health, social, and economic conditions facing NE Ohio.

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The AFC is accepting grant applications in four categories: responsive grants, discretionary grants for short-term projects, invitation-only grants for urgent needs, and mid-range grants for innovative, high-need initiatives. https://t.co/zKPw0Wyed8

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Claims of fraud in Ohio's Medicaid system have grown louder, particularly related to in-home caregiving. Tara Britton and Karen Kasler discussed the latest developments in Ohio's Medicaid headlines around waste, fraud, and abuse. Listen on Sound of Ideas: https://t.co/9XiKjdokpz

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Camren joins Community Solutions with expertise in healthcare, aging, housing, Medicare, and Medicaid policy. His career includes roles in the Ohio Legislature and on Capitol Hill. Learn more: https://t.co/8nlXMdpFP0

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Fraud matters to voters, but access matters more. When forced to choose, the public prioritizes ensuring Medicaid reaches people in need—even as policymakers frame proposals to reform or reduce Medicaid spending. Read more: https://t.co/rXszru7Y7G

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@ClevelandBCDI is conducting a Dad Experience Survey. In less than 15 minutes, share ideas to help strengthen families in the community, guide programs, and create real support: https://t.co/2n9itPJJ03

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Students currently on SNAP, on Ohio Works First, on Medicaid—and whose household income would qualify the student for free or reduced-price meals—or were certified to receive reduced-price meals in 2025-2026 qualify. Applications open through 8/14: https://t.co/Gwegsikuen

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On May 27, join a 2-hour Zoom event with representatives from the Fair Housing Center, Legal Aid, NEOCH, and local tenant leaders. The workshop will explore tools and tactics for taking collective action and delivering Housing Justice. Register: https://t.co/KmlitJoHzO

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After unprecedented cuts to the SNAP program in the H.R.1 megabill, participation fell by more than 3 million people nationwide in just 6 months. Cuts have shifted significant new costs to states, and economic conditions aren't improving. https://t.co/GoCTQn2oYK

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ICYMI: Ohio Medicaid fraud conversations grew more visible and charged last week. This is moving fast—and playing out very publicly, fueled by high-profile reporting and social media. Policy response has been swift and visible. Read more: https://t.co/rnNEd7rBjL

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Attendees will learn about and discuss puberty, PCOS, and perimenopause. Speakers will be announced soon. Sponsored by Cuyahoga County, The City of Richmond Heights, and Women Empowering Women and Girls. Register now: https://t.co/7Q3OwYMUNs

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Recent webinars, events & awareness efforts explore Ohio’s maternal health crisis: How are state agencies helping moms? How are providers addressing Black maternal health & social drivers? Are programs supporting expectant fathers? https://t.co/GOveyZge4E

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The City of Cleveland has been experiencing obstacles as they continue to make homes lead safe for families and children. Still, they are making positive progress in their efforts to reduce lead exposure. There are three major developments: https://t.co/Emc81ALCxm

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From June 2023 - Jan 2025, $17M in SNAP benefits were stolen from Ohio recipients. While the federal government previously reimbursed stolen benefits, it will no longer do so. Adding chip technology to Ohio’s EBT cards is a simple solution to the problem. https://t.co/C9ZHNirNSy

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A busy beginning of the year, a quieter spring ahead of the primary, a burst of activity post-primary, and then a quiet summer ahead of the fall election—all leading to what we expect to be a very active lame duck session after the November election. https://t.co/EW0bpOq5RE

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Lead-safe action in Cleveland has been slowed by major challenges. A new report recommends ways to improve how the city spends money on lead-safe housing and to gain trust with residents. Read more: https://t.co/qGvpZnZRGZ

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To be on the general election ballot in November, initiatives and referenda have until July 1 to submit signatures to the Ohio Secretary of State. Constitutional amendments, like the one related to property taxes, have a much higher threshold. https://t.co/UUzkV8cDC1

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The Roots to Resilience: Every Role Nourishes Early Relational Health conference is a great opportunity to share your expertise, innovative practices, and insights that support young children, families, and the professionals who serve them. Learn more:

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Policy Ambassadors are a bridge between public policy and the broader community. The program is expanding and now accepting applications from Cuyahoga County residents and/or employees. Apply by May 20: https://t.co/ds5RSsN69T

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Apply by Wednesday! Advocates for Ohio’s Future promotes health and human service budget and policy solutions so all Ohioans live better lives. This Columbus-based Coalition Manager will serve as the sole full-time staff member supporting the coalition. https://t.co/g7b4gm5oMw

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To support Senate Bill 396, a bipartisan effort to improve paid family leave policies, TCCO is creating a story collection -- helping put a human face on the policy conversation and show why paid leave matters to families and communities. Learn more: https://t.co/n0HErDrlHi