Construction is slated to be finished mid-April with a ribbon cutting to take place April 28. This project reflects a commitment to preserving the center's rich history while adapting to contemporary needs, officials said.​Â
The grant will support the installation of a Universal Changing Table at the park, making it radically more accessible.
Its diverse collection is utilized by researchers, filmmakers, students, nonprofits, and individuals eager to delve into regional history. Topics such as genealogy, religion, politics, and sports are immortalized in papers, photographs, maps, and rare books.
MNI is working to transform neighborhoods like Collinwood, Old Brooklyn, Lee-Harvard, and West Park; areas that have long been loved by residents but have seen a slowdown in their housing market, and are ineligble for large public intervention.
Nearly three years after St. Vincent Charity Community Hospital closed its emergency room doors, a new Crisis Receiving Center (CRC) will initiate development this spring.Â
“If you can think of something that happened between the mid-1950s and 1990, it’s probably in there."
The funding will enable UWGC to establish the Tenants’ Rights Program, connecting residents with emergency housing assistance, tenant education, training on organizing, and legal and mediation services.
“Black Children’s Book Week is a whole movement."
A small Cleveland nonprofit called Bessie’s Angels helps young women who’ve graduated from foster care to celebrate during the holidays and to thrive year-round.
 The health care provider is expanding into a bigger location to provide increased services to residents on Cleveland’s west side.Â
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